Abstract: A flush mount register system comprising: a register; a damper box; a substrate tray nested within the register via a plurality of struts; and having a continuous peripheral gap defined between the substrate tray and the register; a damper slidably mounted on the damper box for controlling air flow volume through the damper box into the continuous peripheral gap; wherein the substrate tray receives a substrate, and wherein the register rests on the damper box.

Abstract: A flush mount register comprising a damper box; a substrate tray secured and nested within the damper box; and having a gap defined between the substrate tray and the damper box; and wherein the substrate tray receives a flooring substrate.

Abstract: A flush mount register for use within a vent opening in a flooring, the flush mount register comprising: a subfloor frame secured to a subfloor, wherein the subfloor supports flooring; a damper box mechanism supported by the subfloor frame; a floor substrate frame and a floor substrate tray secured and nested within the floor substrate frame and having a gap defined between the floor substrate frame and the floor substrate tray, and wherein the floor substrate frame is supported by the damper box mechanism; and wherein the floor substrate tray receives a flooring substrate, and wherein the floor substrate frame and the floor substrate tray are removable to permit access to the damper box mechanism.

Abstract: A method is provided, including providing a first packaging support having a predetermined first count of first platforms, each first platform being defined by a predetermined width; providing a second packaging support having a predetermined second count of second platforms, each second platform being defined by a predetermined width; inserting the first and second packaging supports into an outer carton; inserting a predetermined third count of products into the outer carton, wherein the first and second packaging supports provide for stable positioning of the predetermined third count of products during shipment to and display at a retailer's establishment.

Abstract: The air diffuser which is designed to be attached to an air supply duct comprises a cannister having a closed and an air inlet pipe proximate its closed end for attachment to the air supply duct. The cannister also includes attachment means proximate its open end so that the cannister can be secured to a supporting frame. A hollow sleeve having an open bottom end is slidingly insertable into the open end of the cannister, and at its top end is provided with a first array of air discharge ports. Co-operating means are located on an interior sidewall of the cannister and an exterior sidewall of the sleeve which permits the sleeve and the cannister to be telescoped together in a non-rotational relationship and which also enables the sleeve to be detachably connected to the cannister at selected telescopic positions.