Abstract: Stand for banners and the like including a foot part, taking up a cylinder on which a banner can be rolled up on and drawn out from and a device for achieving a rolling up movement for the rolling up of the banner. The rolling up device includes a driving device coupled to the cylinder for rolling up the banner, the driving device comprising a rubber string which at the pulling out of the banner is would up on a drum that is conical and with the string fastened in the wider end so that at a rolled up banner the string runs out from the wider end of the conical drive rollers so that the torque that is achieved by the string is sufficient for the rolling up of the banner's complete rolling up in spite of the rubber string in this position having its minimum tension force.

Abstract: Stand for banners and the like including a foot part, taking up a cylinder on which a banner can be rolled up on and drawn out from and a device for achieving a rolling up movement for the rolling up of the banner. The rolling up device includes a driving device coupled to the cylinder for rolling up the banner, the driving device comprising a rubber string which at the pulling out of the banner is would up on a drum that is conical and with the string fastened in the wider end so that at a rolled up banner the string runs out from the wider end of the conical drive rollers so that the torque that is achieved by the string is sufficient for the rolling up of the banner's complete rolling up in spite of the rubber string in this position having its minimum tension force.

Abstract: A booster seat for juvenile auto passengers, including an invertible booster cushion with a double-sided seating plane member located so that different seating heights are obtained depending on which seating surface of the cushion is disposed facing upward for use. The seat can also include a back rest, the height of which also is adjustable.

Abstract: A child's car seat which can be redisposed to function as a backwardly or forwardly facing child's car seat, a forwardly facing belt seat or a belt cushion. The child's car seat includes at least two slabs or cushion members, which form, in a collapsed state, a raised cushion, and of which a first one forms a sitting cushion and a second forms a back support in a swung out position.

Abstract: This invention relates to a child restraint for automobiles which can be used either in a rearward facing or in a forward facing direction, and that can be moved from one configuration to another without mechanical adjustments. In order to obtain the possibility to use the child restraint both in a rearward facing direction and a forward facing direction the undersurface of the restraint seat includes a heel (13) at the back support (11) side of the seat undersurface, a toe (15) at the free end of the seat undersurface, and a concave curved slope (14) joining the heel (13) and the toe (15).