Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a flap fixing buckle including: a plug member having a cross bar that transverses an intermediate portion of a loop-shaped frame, in which a coupling protruding portion in which a magnet is embedded protrudes from the cross bar; and a socket member having a coupling groove into which the coupling protruding portion is inserted and which is formed in an upper surface of the socket member, in which a magnet is embedded inside the coupling groove, and a wing portion extends at the periphery of the upper surface of the socket member, and as a result, when the flap fixing buckle is installed on a bag or the like, an aesthetic external appearance may be formed because of a simple configuration, and the flap fixing buckle may be stably and conveniently fastened.

Abstract: A protective case for a mobile or handheld device is disclosed. The case includes front and rear cover components that are configured to rotate relative to one another so that the case is capable of being configured by the user into have multi-mode use configurations. The case includes a rotatable magnetic clasp that rotates to magnetically secure the case in desired configuration. The magnetic clasp includes a rotatable magnet component attached to one end region of the case and a fixedly positioned and oriented magnet secured to another opposing end region of the case. The rotation of the magnet allows the user to re-orient the polarity of the magnetic component to facilitate mechanical and magnetic retention of the desired configuration.

Abstract: A hair-penetrating shield 220 comprises a tooth array having top 280 and bottom 290 surfaces. In some embodiments, for a majority of the teeth, a cross section of each tooth (for example, triangular in shape) has an asymmetric width profile such that the tooth cross section, on average, is narrower near the top of the tooth and wider near the bottom of the tooth. In some embodiments, a ratio between: i) a first average tooth width describing the average tooth width below the top-bottom midpoint; and ii) a second average tooth width describing the average tooth width above the top-bottom midpoint is at least 1.2, or at least 1.6. In some embodiments, a non-viscous hair-coloring agent is dispensed as a mist over the top of the surface of the shield so as to color roots of hair passing through the spaces between the teeth of the user's hair. In some embodiments, closely-spaced teeth of the hair penetrating shield protect the user's scalp from the non-viscous hair-coloring agent.

Abstract: A nail clipper includes a cutting unit which includes an inner elastic plate which is bent such that a pair of cutting blades faces each other and the inner elastic plate has elastic restoring force, an outer elastic plate which is bent to surround an outer surface of the inner elastic plate and has elastic restoring force, and a pushing plate which has one end assembled to a support shaft disposed in inner and outer shaft holes penetratively formed in the inner and outer elastic plates and elastically deforms the inner and outer elastic plates by being pushed; a handle unit which includes a first main body which has an internal space into which the cutting unit is inserted and disposed, and a scattering prevention unit prevents a cut object cut by the cutting blades from scattering.

Abstract: A cosmetic applicator comprises an applicator head for applying a product including a cosmetic or a care product. The applicator head comprises a first applicator member and a second applicator member. The first applicator member is cylindrical in shape and has a cavity extending throughout a length of the first applicator member. The second applicator member is received within the cavity of the first applicator member. A portion of an outer surface of the first applicator member includes a first application surface having a plurality of application elements and a distal end surface of the second applicator member includes a second application surface for applying the product in onto human skin or keratinous fibers.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a cosmetic vessel. The cosmetic vessel includes a discharge unit discharging cosmetics to an outside, and a discharge plate provided at one side of the discharge unit from which the cosmetics are discharged, the discharge plate including a plurality of discharge holes, wherein the cosmetics are discharged through the plurality of discharge holes of the discharge plate, and a thin film is formed on one surface of the discharge plate exposed to the outside.

Abstract: A cosmetic case and dispenser assembly that includes a cosmetic case cover coupled to a cosmetic case body, in which cosmetic items may be stored within sleeved cosmetic enclosures disposed within independent channels of the cosmetic case body. The sleeved cosmetic enclosures are selectively translatably coupled to platform assemblies disposed within the independent channels of the cosmetic case body, and that allow for the sleeved cosmetic enclosures to translate from a first position to a second position, in which the second position is extended away from the cosmetic case body. A user can efficiently store and easily access cosmetic items within each of the sleeved cosmetic enclosures in the independent channels, and can eject each of the sleeved cosmetic enclosures by applying a force to compress a spring housed within the cosmetic case body, consequently and translating the sleeved cosmetic enclosure out of the cosmetic case and dispenser assembly.

Abstract: The present device pertains to a two-liquid mixing container provided with a pressing pocket, and more particularly, to a two-liquid mixing container provided with a pressing pocket wherein a cosmetic container comprises a container body, a discharge pump, a pressing button and a container lid, and wherein a first cosmetic content is received inside the container body, a lower cap is detachably coupled to the lower part of the container body, and a pressing pocket having a second cosmetic content filled therein is coupled to the inside of the lower cap such that after a user separates the lower cap from the container body and then upwardly presses the pressing pocket, thereby mixing the first cosmetic content and the second cosmetic content, the mixed cosmetic content is exhausted by the discharge pump and used. Accordingly, since the structure of the container is simple, the productivity thereof is improved.

Abstract: A backpack includes a compartment defined in a backpack body thereof, and an inflexible protective case joined to an inner surface of a top wall of the compartment and suspending in a top side inside an internal chamber of the compartment so that the lower side of the internal chamber is maintained free for storing things. The inflexible protective case has a top opening facing toward the inner surface of the top wall of the compartment. A zipper opening is provided in the top wall in communication with an accommodation chamber of the protective case so that the user can access the inside space of the inflexible protective case through the zipper opening to store eyeglasses or mobile phone in the inflexible protective case or to take it out of the inflexible protective case.

Abstract: A storage and carrying bag for climbing, rigging, and rescue gear that provides a user with quick and efficient access to stored gear. The bag includes a dual-compartment body, a first fastening mechanism, an at least one second fastening mechanism, a first strap, and a second strap. The dual-compartment body includes a first panel section, a middle panel section, and a second panel section. The first panel section and the second panel section are connected to the middle panel section on either side to delineate a zig-zag storage body. The first fastening mechanism is perimetrically integrated in between the first panel section and the middle panel section to delineate a first compartment. The second fastening mechanism is perimetrically integrated in between the second panel section and the middle panel section to delineate a second compartment. The first strap and the second strap are externally mounted to the dual-compartment body.

Abstract: A body harness has a waist belt configured to form a closed loop around a user's waist and has a side portion corresponding to the user's side and a rear portion corresponding to the user's back. A shoulder strap is constructed to extend over the user's shoulder and has a front portion with a first strap end connected to the side portion of the waist belt and a back portion with a second strap end connected to the rear portion of the waist belt. A side strap is connected to and extends between the front portion and the back portion of the shoulder strap. The side strap is vertically spaced from and extends generally parallel to the side portion of the waist belt. A pouch with an attachable probe pocket may be secured to the body harness.

Abstract: A retractable retrieval device comprising a lanyard, a retractable element, a retractable cord and a connecting element. The retractable element comprises a first end coupled to the lanyard and a retractable cord coupled to the connecting element is coupled to the retractable cord. The connecting element of the retractable retrieval device may be coupled to a reach extender.

Abstract: A composite structure and article of manufacture for a detachable carrier for beach badge or pool tag are disclosed. In various embodiments, a composite structure having a clip, a strap and a body arranged as a carrier for a metal pin badge that can be easily attached and detached in its entirety is disclosed. The composite structure further comprises front and back sides and an inner layer. At the top of the composite structure, the strap forms a larger loop that is used to attach the composite structure to a clip or device. At the far end of the composite structure, the beach badge is mounted onto the composite structure by inserting the metal pin of the badge through one of the insertion point created by one or more delimiters.

Abstract: Various embodiments of a clip-on pouch to be attached to an article of clothing providing storage and immediate access to small items such as credit cards or spare keys for a home, car, or locker. The clip-on pouch is designed to be comfortable and concealable even when worn on undergarments. One embodiment provides storage for at least one spare key. Another embodiment provides a pouch sized large enough to store at least one credit card and spare key. Various designs for the clip are presented.

Abstract: A releasable vest having a front panel; front shoulder strap elements that include at least one front shoulder strap attachment opening; a back panel; a first waist belt element and a second waist belt element that are releasably coupled to the front panel and extend from the front panel; at least one release loop that is capable of being passed through an opening formed in at least one of the waist belt elements and an opening formed in the front shoulder strap elements; and a release lanyard that is capable of being passed through the release loop so as to releasably secure the waist belt elements and the shoulder strap elements to the release loop.

Abstract: This fastening element for magnetically fastening an electronic module is configured to be fixed to a support, the support having a recess, the electronic module including a radioelectric antenna and a display screen, the radioelectric antenna having a characteristic wavelength, the display screen being visible through the recess when the fastening element is fixed to the support and fastened to the electronic module, the fastening element being configured to be fixed around the recess, wherein the fastening element comprises several portions, at least some portions being separate from each other by a respective gap for emission and/or reception of radio waves by the radioelectric antenna, and wherein at least one portion has a length depending on the characteristic wavelength.

Abstract: A belt clip for use with a power tool. The power tool includes a tool housing, a battery receptacle positioned adjacent the tool housing, and a battery selectively received within the battery receptacle. The belt clip includes a body with a first member that has a first portion and a connecting portion. The first portion is received in a complementary groove on an interior surface of the battery receptacle, and the connecting portion is substantially perpendicular to the first portion and is configured to extend between the battery receptacle and the battery. The body also includes a second member that is coupled to the first member. The second member is configured to be spaced apart from an exterior of the power tool.

Abstract: Disclosed is a device gripper that includes a gripper body having a pair of graspable handles and a pair of device attachment/detachment parts disposed between the pair of handles to face each other and coupled to the gripper body so as to be rotatable, in which the device attachment/detachment parts have at least one mounting groove where an end portion of a device is attached or detached and move toward or away from each other to mount or remove the device.

Abstract: A handle connector assembly for a rotatable brush head includes a receptacle formed in the handle and including a chamber with a plurality of sides that face radially inwardly and a compartment communicably interconnected to the chamber. A hub carried by the brush head includes a first locking lip that is received by the compartment. The receptacle has a second locking lip for lockably interengaging the first locking lip. The hub also includes a plurality of detents that are rotated through the chamber receptacle to selectively engage corresponding corners in the chamber and hold the brush head at a selected angular orientation relative to the handle.

Abstract: An interdental brush has a handle with a helix style shape, as well as sections of long and short bristles to maximize plaque removal. The handle has a first end, a second end and a length between the first and second ends. The handle defines a longitudinal axis extending through the handle along the length. A brush extends from the handle and includes a stem projecting along the longitudinal axis and a set of bristles extending laterally outwardly from the stem. Each of the bristles has a bristle length from the stem to a bristle tip, the bristle tips collectively defining a bristle profile. In one embodiment, the bristle profile alternates along the stem between valley sections of short bristle length and mountain sections of long bristle length. The handle includes a grip portion along the length, and the grip portion is shaped such that it is twisted about the longitudinal axis in the manner of a helix.

Abstract: An example adjustable brush may include a handle and a brush head coupled to the handle. The brush head may include a platform, a first arm extending from the platform, and a second arm extending from the platform. A non-rotatable shaft may extend between the first and second arms and a rotatable shaft may be positioned between the non-rotatable shaft and the platform. The rotatable shaft may extend between the first and second arms. A plurality of adjustable teeth may be slideably coupled to the non-rotatable shaft and a plurality of spacers may be positioned on the rotatable shaft. At least a portion of one or more of the plurality of spacers may engage at least a portion of a respective one or more of the adjustable teeth. A rotation of the rotatable shaft rotates the spacers and causes a lateral movement of the adjustable teeth along the non-rotatable shaft.

Abstract: A head (14) for an oral care implement (10) has a mounting surface (20) comprising at least one tuft of a first type (16) and at least one tuft of a second type (18), the at least one tuft of the first type (16) and the at least one tuft of the second type (18) each having a cross-sectional area extending in a plane substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis. The cross-sectional area of the tuft of the first type (16) is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the tuft of the second type (18). The at least one tuft of the first type (16) comprises flagged filaments having split free ends, and the at least one tuft of the second type (18) comprises filaments having a substantially circular cross-sectional area extending in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and having an end-rounded free end.

Abstract: A head for an oral care implement has a mounting surface comprising at least one tuft of a first length and at least one tuft of a second length, the first length being longer than the second length measured from the mounting surface of the head along a longitudinal axis of the tufts. The at least one tuft of the first length comprises filaments having a substantially circular cross-sectional area extending in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and an end-rounded free end, while the at least one tuft of the second length comprises flagged filaments having split free ends.

Abstract: A head (14) for an oral care implement (10) has a mounting surface (20) comprising at least one tuft of a first type (16) and at least one tuft of a second type (18), the at least one tuft of the first type (16) and the at least one tuft of the second type (18) each having a cross-sectional area extending in a plane substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis. The cross-sectional area of the tuft of the first type (16) is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the tuft of the second type. The at least one tuft of the first type (16) comprises filaments having a substantially circular cross-sectional area extending in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and having an end-rounded free end, and the at least one tuft of the second type (18) comprises flagged filaments having split free ends.

Abstract: A head (14) for an oral care implement (10) has a mounting surface (20) with a proximal end (41) and a distal end (40), the head (14) comprising at least one tuft of a first type (16) and at least one tuft of a second type (18). The at least one tuft of the first type (16) comprises filaments having a substantially circular cross-sectional area extending in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and an end-rounded free end, and the at least one tuft of the second type (18) comprises flagged filaments having split free ends. The at least one tuft of the first type (16) is arranged at the distal end (40), and the at least one tuft of the second type (18) is arranged at the proximal end (41) of the head (14).

Abstract: A dental cleaning device for personal use, said device comprising a main base comprising at least one drinking water inlet and one water outlet and a cleaning element suitable to be hand held by a user and fluidly connected to the said main base, the said cleaning element comprising a plurality of water ejection orifices to enable the teeth to be rinsed, the main base comprising ozone injection means so as to supply ozonated water to disinfect the teeth when rinsing.

Abstract: The present invention provides personalized experience based on the skin condition of each user. A cosmetic device according to the embodiments of the present application includes: a detachable component including a magnetic portion, a magnetic sensor for outputting a signal depending on magnetism of the magnetic portion, and a control circuit for driving the component by controlling a motor depending on the signal.

Abstract: A method (300) for localizing an oral cleaning device within a user's mouth. The method includes the steps of: (i) determining (830), based on sensor information received from a motion identifier (28), a first location of the oral cleaning device within the user's mouth; (ii) measuring (850), using sensor information received from the motion identifier, an amount of time elapsing between a start and a stop of a movement of the oral cleaning device within the user's mouth at the first location; (iii) calculating (850), using Fitt's law and the measured elapsed amount of time, the number of teeth the oral cleaning device was displaced during the elapsed amount of time; and (iv) determining (850), based on the first location and the number of teeth the oral cleaning device was displaced during the elapsed amount of time, which of the user's teeth were included in the displacement.

Abstract: A dental hygiene device includes a toothbrush and a dental floss dispenser. The dental floss is stored in the handle of the dental hygiene device and is wound without a spool to decrease the diameter of the handle and allow the handle to fit within a conventional toothbrush holder. The dental hygiene device can also be used to aid in flossing, eliminating the need to use insert two fingers into a user's mouth in order to floss. After flossing, the floss can be severed by using a floss cutter disposed on the handle of the device.

Abstract: A self-righting toothbrush includes a shaft having a head section, a medial section and a tail section. The medial section has curved pivot surface configured to contact a horizontal support surface at a pivot point, the pivot surface allowing the toothbrush to roll on the support surface. An external ballast has an outer contour exposed at a surface of the shaft. The ballast is positioned to induce the toothbrush to roll on the support surface from an unstable orientation wherein the bristles are non-vertical, to a stable orientation wherein the bristles are vertical (up or down). In one aspect, the ballast has an irregular outer contour. In another aspect, the ballast outer contour is limited to the toothbrush medial section. In another aspect, the ballast outer contour provides a relatively flat reference protrusion of the pivot surface that is opposite from a relatively tall primary protrusion of the pivot surface.

Abstract: A cleaning implement equipped with: a shaft part having an insertion end section and a base end section; and a cleaning part comprising an elastomer and capable of cleaning a gap. The cleaning part has a cleaning-part body and a guide part for projecting farther outward in the axial direction than the insertion end section, and guiding the insertion of the cleaning-part body into a gap. The projection dimension of the guide part from the insertion end section is equal to or greater than the thickness of the cleaning-part body, and the guide part has a shape that can be elastically deformed so as to be displaced relative to the insertion end section in the axially perpendicular direction.

Abstract: A bathroom stand for a computing device is described which is designed for quick setup, and storage. The bathroom stand is designed to hold a computing device at a proper height and angle for use when a user is sitting on a standard toilet. It is made of materials that are water and humidity resistant, mold and mildew resistant. The bathroom stand is designed to fold into a splash resistant container that is sized to fit beside a standard toilet. It may include flexible feet or suction cups designed to be stable on tiled floors. The bathroom stand may employ an alternative embodiment which includes one or more stabilizers attached between a lower part of the bathroom stand and the toilet. These may be connected to the toilet by suction cups. It may also include hollow legs which may receive weights, such as pennies, to weight down the legs and lower the center of gravity.

Abstract: A folding table has two table tops. A connecting piece of one table top is rotatably pivoted to a facing connecting piece of the other table top, wherein the connecting piece and the facing connecting piece are respectively disposed with a lock hole, the lock hole of the connecting piece is aligned with the lock hole of the facing connecting piece when the two table tops are unfolded; further comprising a lock element synchronously inserted to the lock hole of the connecting piece and the lock hole of the facing connecting piece to lock the connecting piece and the facing connecting piece and an elastic element to apply elastic force on the lock element to keep the lock element in the lock holes. The elastic element forces the lock element to be synchronously inserted to the two lock holes to lock the connecting piece and the facing connecting piece.

Abstract: An intelligent height-adjustable workstation includes a desktop and a seat cushion. The bottom of the desktop is supported by legs. Each of the legs is mounted with an electrical putter therein. The electrical putter is screw-fixed with the four corners of the bottom surface of the desktop. The underside of the desktop is mounted with an electrical putter control box. The electrical putter control box is mounted with a signal receiver therein. The bottom edge of the desktop is mounted with an electrical putter control panel connected to an external power supply. The seat cushion is mounted with a gravity sensor, a fiber optic sensor, a control box and a vibrator therein. The control box is mounted with a wireless signal generator and a lithium battery therein. The side of the seat cushion is mounted with a control panel. This improves work efficiency, reduces occurrence of occupational disease, alleviates sufferings.

Abstract: Disclosed is a desk system having a freestanding leg assembly, a frame being attachable to an upper portion of the freestanding leg assembly and an adjustable height desktop platform comprising a table top and a supporting leg assembly. The supporting leg assembly may extend between the frame and the table top and the supporting leg assembly may have a scissor lift for adjusting the height of the table top away from the freestanding leg assembly. Disclosed is a desk system having a telescoping leg assembly, configured to adjustable raise or lower a table top of the desk. Disclosed is a desk system with an interface to power the adjustable desk, wherein the interface is visible and operable through the table top.

Abstract: A plastic suction table board has a table top and a bottom board, wherein the edge of the table top is disposed with a side edge extending downwardly, and the edge of the bottom board is disposed with a hem extending upwardly, the hem is an arc structure protruding out of the plastic suction table board, the top end of the hem is disposed with a lip extending upwardly, the side edge covers the lip, the bottom end of the side edge is disposed above the hem. The edge of the bottom board is disposed with the hem of arc structure.

Abstract: A height adjustable table can include a plurality of legs, a lower portion, a worksurface, a height adjustable surface, and a linkage. The worksurface can be supported by the plurality of legs and can include a fixed surface and a height adjustable surface. The fixed surface can be secured to at least one of the lower portion and the plurality of legs, and the fixed surface can define a recessed portion. The height adjustable surface can be movable between a raised position and a lowered position so that the height-adjustable surface retracts into the recessed portion when in the lowered position so that the height adjustable surface is coplanar with the fixed surface. The linkage can be configured to move the height adjustable surface between the lowered position and the raised position so that the height adjustable surface remains parallel to the fixed surface.

Abstract: Provided is a stand, in particular for laptops or notebooks, including a support positioned upright and having a top and a bottom end areas, at least one rest pivotably arranged at the top end area of the support about a first pivot axis, and an adjustment device for adjusting and fixating the rest. The adjustment device has a guide part to be guided within a motion link of the support along its longitudinal axis, and at which a first end area of a lever arrangement is mounted. The adjustment device further has a connecting part arranged at the rest at which a second end area of the lever arrangement is pivotably mounted about a second pivot axis. The second pivot axis is arranged in parallel to the first pivot axis, and the adjustment device has a fixation device so that the guide part is fixated at a set position.

Abstract: A storage organizer for not only jewelry and other fashion accessories for both men and women, but also useful for storing and displaying greeting cards, photos, wedding memorabilia and more in a neat compact space. The “shoulders” and hook of the present invention support a cross-bar which extends horizontally between the bottom of the hanger's shoulders, and which support a ladder-like arrangement in which two descending strips of fabric, front and back, descend from either side of the ends of the hanger's cross-bar. These descending fabric strips, are fitted at intervals with form-fitting, sewn and padded fabric tubes which run side to side; and these tubes are designed to receive adjustable-length curtain rods to give them rigidity. Several of the “rungs” are equipped with holders designed to safely and securely hold pins, brooches, rings, greeting cards, or family photos.

Abstract: A clothing accessory rack that includes a base, a vertical stem, a plurality of circular planar platforms and a stem top. A plurality of rings, a plurality of two-sided hooks, a plurality of ring diameters, a plurality of scarf rings, a plurality of ovals and a plurality of multiple-sided hooks coupled to an outer perimeter of each of the circular platforms. The circular planar platforms rotate from the rotation of the first means for rotating the vertical stem to provide a pleasant aesthetic appearance for the one or more objects or one or more items placed on top of the circular platforms.

Abstract: This innovative and Expandable Shoe Armoire/Closet invention is a grouping of connectable framed Display Shoe Cubicle Storage Towers sized using a combination of the footwear industry standard sizing and seven categories of fashion and utility styles of footwear. Prebuilt finishing storage units surround the Shoe Cubicle Storage Towers: Two Side-Paneled Cubicle Tower forms the closet sides and the room's wall serve as the closet back. Connecting Box-like storage unit form the aligned cubicle towers top and floor base in creating the encased expandable Shoe Armoire/Closet that expands with consumers footwear collection by extending a side cubicle and inserting one or more Shoe Cubicle Storage Towers as needed.

Abstract: A simple ceramic combined cabinet comprises a bottom plate with left and right mounting holes formed in the edges of two sides, a left side plate, a right side plate, a back plate, which are all ceramic plates; and a first, a second and a third connecting blocks, wherein first mounting holes are formed in the bottom surfaces of the left and right side plates respectively, second mounting holes are formed in the upper portions of the left and right side plates; third mounting holes paired with the second mounting holes are formed in end faces of the first, second and third connecting blocks; mounting hole sites are symmetrically located on the left and right side plates in a penetrating mode respectively, and connecting pieces used for mounting door hinges or guide rails are arranged on the hole sites in a penetrating mode.

Abstract: A rack including a main body, an arm connected to the main body so as to be disposed in an opening of the main body when in a storage position, and so as to extend from a front face of the main body when in a display position. The arm includes a base portion connected to the main body, and a gun support extending from the base portion.

Abstract: A tray table assembly including a tray table movable horizontally along a predetermined path between a stowed position within a stowage module and a deployed position outside of the stowage, a linear translation member adapted to adjust a position of the tray table relative to a passenger seat, and a multi-bar linkage assembly affixed at one end to the tray table and at an opposing end to the linear translation member, the multi-bar linkage assembly comprising a plurality of links arranged to deploy the tray table along the predetermined path between the stowed and deployed positions.

Abstract: A pull-out guide for a furniture part (2) which can be pulled out of a furniture cabinet (1) includes a cabinet rail (3) which is attachable to the furniture cabinet (1), a pull-out rail (5) which is attachable to the pull-out furniture part (2), and a bolt part (10) for blocking the pulling out of the pull-out rail from an insertion position of the pull-out rail (5), and/or for blocking the pushing in of the pull-out rail (5) from an extension position of the pull-out rail (5). The bolt part (10) is displaceable by an actuating element (13, 13?) from a blocking position, in which the bolt part (10) is acted upon by a spring element (12), in a displacement direction (11) into a release position, wherein, during the pulling out and pushing in of the pull-out rail (5), the bolt part (10) slides or rolls along a running track (23) of the cabinet rail (3) and is pressed onto the running track (23) by the spring element (12).

Abstract: A drawer release is described. The drawer release includes a handle portion pivotally or rotatably engaged to a fixed portion, and the fixed portion is attached to or connected to a drawer. The handle portion includes at least one engaging member that engages a lever or actuator of a drawer-slide of the drawer to open or release the drawer. The drawer release provides for the one-handed opening of the drawer.

Abstract: A tie bar for connecting two horizontal beams includes first and second elongate walls arranged parallel to each other, and a third elongate wall arranged perpendicular to the first and second elongate walls and coupled to a lateral side of each of the first and second elongate walls. The tie bar further includes at least one pair of hook elements positioned at terminal ends of at least one of the first, second, or third elongate walls. Each of the hook elements includes a depending tab configured to be received by an elongate slot of a horizontal beam of a shelving unit. The first and second elongate walls may be top and bottom walls, respectively, the third elongate wall may be a side wall, and the at least one pair of hook elements may include first and second hook elements positioned on the second elongate wall.

Abstract: A seat reclining device includes: a first gear member; a second gear member; paired wedge members arranged in an eccentric space; a biasing member which biases the paired wedge members in directions away from each other; and a drive member. The drive member includes a first drive protrusion which is arranged in a small-width portion of the eccentric space and a second drive protrusion which is arranged in a large-width portion of the eccentric space. When the drive member rotates the paired wedge members, counterforce acting on a shaft portion of the drive member against first pressing force generated by the first drive protrusion pressing one of the paired wedge members and second pressing force generated by the second drive protrusion pressing the other one of the paired wedge members pushes a boss portion of the first gear member in a direction toward the one wedge member.

Abstract: A recliner mechanism for a seat. The recliner mechanism may have a first plate and a cartridge. The first plate may define a through hole that may receive the cartridge. The cartridge may have a pawl spring slot that may receive a pawl spring that may exert a biasing force on a pawl.

Abstract: An oscillation mechanism for chairs includes a support frame, a structure coupled to the support frame to rotate about a first axis, an elastic element interposed between the support frame and the structure and configured to oppose a reaction force to an oscillation of the structure. The reaction force generates a reaction moment acting on the structure with respect to the first axis. An oscillation adjustment system is able to vary the reaction moment with the oscillation being unchanged. The adjustment system includes a pin movably coupled to the structure and a movement system of the pin for varying the distance between the pin and the first axis. The elastic element is directly fastened to the pin so that the reaction force is transmitted to the structure with the application point corresponding to the pin and with direction and orientation unchanged.