Abstract: An improved monitor stand assembly is disclosed having an upper stand portion with a horizontal locking aperture and first and second guide ribs protrudently formed on the underside of the upper stand portion. The assembly also includes a stand base portion having a coupler bar and rotation controlling ribs and an integral resilient tab. Cooperation of the guide ribs with the controlling ribs and a rib on the resilient tab provides an adjustment and control mechanism which prevents the upper stand portion and stand base portion from dislocating by reducing the resistance to adjustment. The present invention also prevents any deformation of the resilient tab structure or limiting structure thereby enhancing product reliability.

Abstract: An enclosure with a horizontal axis of rotation near the base of the enclosure, plus an adjustable foot to form a three-point support. The adjustable foot can be moved in a circle around a horizontal axis of rotation, thereby providing a range of stable positions. The adjustment mechanism includes a detent and matching depressions to allow certain fixed adjustments which will not slip.

Abstract: A rigid golf club organizer assembly adapted for being carried individually or in pairs on the rear deck of a golf cart for carrying irons and wedges in a logical sequence and for carrying woods separate and apart from the irons and wedges is disclosed. In the illustrated example, the assembly includes five hollow tubes disposed next to one another in a first row and five additional hollow tubes disposed next to one another in a second row. The first and second rows of tubes are disposed at a right angle to one another and meet at an apex. Each of the tubes in both contain a notched upper end for holding the head of an iron or wedge therein and each tube is of a different height than all of the other tubes in the two rows and is adapted to loosely confine the shaft of a different iron or wedge of a golf club set therein. The two rows of tubes are reinforced by a pair of rectangularly shaped reinforcing members.

Abstract: The display rack of this invention improves the status of the prior art by incorporating the following functional features, namely: (1) compact profile for high density storage and display of various merchandise configurations, (2) breakdown into easily handled, stored and shipped basic pieces, (3) easily assembled construction of few pieces, and (4) attractive display of a wide variety of stored merchandise. This is achieved by the novel construction afforded by two basic lightweight wire grid framework panels held together in a T-shaped configuration adapted to receive removably mounted shelves in a variety of locations within the confines of a rectangular parallelpiped defined by the framework. The shelves are basket shaped and adapted to mount explicitly for products of various heights on opposite sides of the T leg panel.

Abstract: A foldable, lightweight, bag holder which supports a refuse bag so that the mouth of the refuse bag is held fully open when the bag holder is placed in either a vertical or horizontal position. The bag holder is simple to use and allows a person to sweep leaves, grass clippings, trash or other debris directly into the horizontally positioned refuse bag without having to use his or her own hands, or the help of another person, to maintain the refuse bag mouth in a fully opened position.

Abstract: A support bracket for use in a bathroom wherein the support bracket includes a semi-conical cover with an arcuate wall integrally formed with a vertical wall. A trapezoid opening is defined in the vertical wall. A projection with an inclined lower face is integrally formed on an inside face of the vertical wall. An L-shaped support has an upright portion and a perpendicular portion integrally formed therewith wherein a distal tip of the vertical portion is sized and shaped as a trapezoid tongue to matingly engage with the trapezoid opening of the cover and the perpendicular portion has a distal end shaped to receive a receptacle. A semi-circular plate is sized to be fittingly received in a base of the cover with the L-shaped support sandwiched therebetween.

Abstract: A two-wheeled vehicle support apparatus includes a kickstand-receiving support member adapted to rest on a support surface and be interposed between the ends of the kickstand and the support surface. A riser member is adapted to interlock with the kickstand-receiving support member. Also, the riser member is adapted to partially rest on the support surface, and a tire-supporting member is adapted for receiving a rear tire of a two-wheeled vehicle. The tire-supporting member includes a first tire-receiving portion adapted to receive a bottom portion of the tire. The tire-supporting member is interposed between the rear tire and the support surface. The riser member includes a ramp portion located at a leading end of the riser member. The kickstand-receiving support member includes a centrally located tongue portion and a pair of platform portions which straddle the tongue portion.

Abstract: A wall mount is provided which supports an automotive bicycle rack of the type having a plurality of feet which engage the rear portion of an automobile and straps with hooks for releasably securing the rack to the automobile. The wall mount is a ladder-like device which comprises a pair of vertically disposed rails for fastening to a wall and a plurality of horizontal cross-beam members disposed in vertically spaced orientation on the rails. An uppermost cross-beam member has an upwardly opening "J" cross section and the lowermost cross-beam member having a downwardly opening "J" cross-section, for receiving the hooks of the rack. A pair of intermediate cross-beam members are spaced between the uppermost and lowermost cross-beam members and have vertical surfaces for receiving the feet of the rack. The vertical surface of the lower of said intermediate cross-beam members is disposed approximately 3 to 4 inches further from the wall than said other vertical surface to mimic the bumper of an automobile.

Abstract: This invention provides a supporting structure for supporting different types of flexible containers or bags. Structure is capable of supporting open-mouth type bags and in addition can support handle-type bags or t-shirt bags. The supporting structure includes a retaining arrangement for retaining the mouth of the flexible container open under tension and members are provided for restraining lateral movement of a container mounted in the device. A bag bottom supporting arrangement for supporting the bottom of the flexible container is provided and the bag supporting arrangement is movably mounted to the structure for movement between a first supporting position where the bottom of the bag is supported to a collapsed position where the bottom supporting apparatus is folded upwardly and into the structure. This results in a compact arrangement which is advantageous for storage purposes as well as shipping the article.

Abstract: A mounting bracket assembly is particularly adapted for demountable attachment to the glass pane of a window. The bracket assembly utilizes a hook and loop type fastener and a two piece bracket assembly which permits interchangeable use of different main support arms. One type of support arm may, for example, be used to mount a bird feeder. The hook and loop fastening system provides a reliable replacement for suction cup fasteners which do not function in periods of extended cold temperatures.

Abstract: A retention device for inhibiting removal of carded merchandise from a display hook, adapted for retrofit installation in existing loop hooks commonly used to display such merchandise. A flat plastic body, grooved along its side edges, can be inserted between and lockingly retained by the spaced apart wire elements of the U-shaped loop hook. An integral, resiliently deflectable tongue extends upward and rearward from the flat body and prevents removal of the merchandise cards unless the tongue is depressed. A flexibly hinged outer positioning member carries a locking tab, engageable with outer extremities of the loop hook, to secure the device in position after installation.

Abstract: An illuminated, kiosk type, display stand designed for use in holding and attractively displaying various articles of merchandise or other items or materials. The stand is formed of a pair of hollow, molded plastic, front and rear units that are secured to each other and mounted on a separate base unit.