Abstract: A bag comprising a body (3) which has a lid (1, 2) on at least one of its two mutually opposing sides, wherewith the bottom edge of the lid is hinged to the bottom part of the body, wherein the lid (1, 2), which is substantially rigid, has an outwardly arched outer surface which is adapted to lie tangentially to the underlying bag supporting surface (55) at a distance from the area in which the bag (3) is supported by said surface (55) when the lid (1, 2) has been opened out. When in contact with the underlying supporting surface, the rim of the lid pitches a plane that defines with the underlying supporting surface (55) an angle that is greater than 5°. The bag includes means (12) adapted for limiting the maximal angle to which the lid can be opened relative to the body to a value at which the lid will lie tangentially to the bag supporting surface (55).

Abstract: A toy that includes at least one component that has a central part and a peripheral part that surrounds the central part and has a small thickness in comparison with the central part. The parts comprise a separate central part and a separate peripheral part that embraces the separate central part and is connected thereto. The separate peripheral part is comprised of a material which is tougher than the material from which the central part is made.

Abstract: An injection-moulded plastic child's chamber pot includes a basin part whose wall merges with a seating and supporting part at the top thereof. The front wall part of the basin part slopes obliquely upwards and rearwards in the position of use of the pot. A bottom edge region of an outer wall part, formed integrally with the basin part and the seating and supporting part, and extending downwardly beneath the underside of the basin part, forms a bottom support surface via which the pot is intended to rest on a supporting surface. All pot surfaces define a release angle in relation to the parting direction of two tool halves which form the injection-moulding tool in which the pot is produced and which have a parting plane which coincides with the plane of the support surface and slopes in relation to the normal to the parting direction at an angle corresponding to the angle of inclination of the front wall part plus the release angle of said front wall part.

Abstract: A clasp includes a bar lock and two insert locks arranged adjacent thereto. The bar lock includes upper and lower generally horizontal frame members and two mutually parallel and generally vertical side frame members, and a bar having ends which are shape-bound connected for movement of the bar along respective side members. Each of the insert locks includes an insert tongue and a tongue-receiving sleeve having a through-penetrating opening in one main wall of the sleeve. The sleeves are attached to the upper of the two generally horizontal frame members. The insertion directions of the sleeves converge towards the longitudinal center region of the upper bar-lock frame part. The clasp finds use in enabling adjustments to be made to a lower belt-like end-part of a carrier piece of a baby's carrier which comprises generally two closed strap loops which are mutually fastened on the rear side of the carrying person. The front side of the strap loops carry the latching tongues of the insert locks.

Abstract: A child-supporting harness includes two mutually connected looped straps which extend around both shoulder regions of the wearer, and a child-supporting flap. The flap is connected to the straps at the top and at the bottom region of its two sides, so as to form a child-carrying pouch. The connections between the straps and the upper part of the flap at both sides thereof can be released completely, so as to allow the whole of the flap to be dropped down and to be supported by its bottom connections with the straps. The bottom of the flap is fastened to the strap by means of releasable fasteners. The side edges of the flap are free.

Abstract: An infant's nursing table includes a stand which can be placed on a bath tub and which carries a table leaf arrangement. The stand has two pairs of legs which extend down on two mutually opposite sides of the table leaf arrangement and which are connected in pairs beneath the table leaf arrangement by means of two cross members. The cross members are intended to rest against two opposite bath edges and can be adjusted with respect to their lengths. The downwardly extending stand legs can be connected to respective cross members at different locations along their lengths. The legs are clamped firmly against respective cross members. Each leg is provided with a multiple of indents which are spaced along the length of the leg and which are configured to receive partially a cross member pressed laterally against said leg.

Abstract: A folding sport stroller, comprising at least one pair of angular supporting legs pivotally mounted in relation to one another, in the supporting end of which wheels, pivoted on wheel axles at right angles to the supporting legs, are arranged, the first supporting leg, for instance the rear one, being extended upwards beyond the pivoting shaft between the legs, the extension carrying a blocking lever pivoted on it, which has a locking part in engagement with a locking device adjacent the other leg, when the stroller is in ready to use-state so that the extension of the supporting leg, the portion of the blocking lever between said extension and the locking part as well as the part of the other supporting leg between the locking device and its pivot in the first leg, in the said state of the stroller, generally form a triangle-shaped locking construction maintaining the supporting legs in a fixed position in relation to each other.