Abstract: A ridge vent for covering the opening at the peak of a roof. The ridge vent is composed of a first panel portion joined to a second panel portion to form a generally inverted V-shaped web portion which fits over the peak of the roof. The web portion has an interior surface on which a plurality of V-shaped baffles are disposed to support the vent on the roof. The baffles are disposed in an overlapping pattern to resist rain and snow from entering the building. The ridge vent also has ventilation ribs with openings therebetween the ribs extending downwardly from each side of the web portion to allow passage of air into and out of the openings. An angled flange is provided at either side of the ridge vent to deflect air upwardly and over the roof and to create negative air pressure. Alignment tabs and flaps are provided to connect contiguous vent panels together along a roof peak. Nail holes are provided for securing the vent panels to the roof.

Abstract: A turbo fan vent for use on the roof of a building and having a close-louvered low profile turbine affixed to a rotary shaft which is rotationally supported by bracing and bearing means associated with a lower concentric collar. The collar is spaced inwardly of said turbine and is vertically overlapped by the turbine. The rotary shaft carries a large fan blade assembly arranged within said collar. The collar has a diameter substantially less than the side wall of the turbine whereby to create a large passageway for effective air ventilation. The turbine is freely rotatable by wind currents to rotate the exhaust fan assembly to draw air upwardly through said collar and outwardly through the passageway. The collar is adapted to be mounted onto a complementarily shaped stack adaptor affixed to the roof of a structure and communicative interiorly thereof.

Abstract: An improved doorstop is disclosed which has a resilient bumper that is independently engageable with a wall mounting bracket, and a cover shield for concealing the bracket from view. The bracket includes independent wall mounting means for affixation to a wall. The resilient bumper has bracket engageable portions that are engageable with the bracket without any additional or separate mechanical fastening elements therebetween. The cover shield is independently engageable with the bumper either before or after the affixation of the bumper to the bracket.

Abstract: A garment hanger support for use with a transportable wardrobe is provided. Detachable hold down clips engage hanger bar brackets to facilitate securing a locking cap to the hanger bar. The clips are easily replaced to permit extended use of the locking cap and hanger bar in the event of damage to a hold down clip. Hook portions of garment hangers are received over a main channel of the hanger bar and secured by the locking cap cooperating with at least one hold down clip. The support ends of the hanger bar are adapted to supportably engage along upper edge portions of opposing vertical sidewalls of a wardrobe. Garments retained on garment hangers may be securely maintained within a wardrobe for safe transportation. The hold down clips are hand-bendable to permit easy locking and unlocking. Also, clip detachment and replacement may be accomplished without the aid of tools.