Abstract: A deployable and concealable camera apparatus is provided. The present invention includes a housing a motor, an actuator and a camera. The housing is disposed beneath an automobile fixture, such as a dashboard or vehicle instrument panel. The actuator is driven by the motor. The motor and the actuator move the camera to a deployed state and a retracted state when activated. The deployed state includes the camera extending through an aperture formed in the automobile fixture and extending substantially beyond the automobile fixture. The retracted state includes the camera disposed substantially beneath the automobile fixture.

Abstract: A deployable and concealable camera apparatus is provided. The present invention includes a housing a motor, an actuator and a camera. The housing is disposed beneath an automobile fixture, such as a dashboard or vehicle instrument panel. The actuator is driven by the motor. The motor and the actuator move the camera to a deployed state and a retracted state when activated. The deployed state includes the camera extending through an aperture formed in the automobile fixture and extending substantially beyond the automobile fixture. The retracted state includes the camera disposed substantially beneath the automobile fixture.

Abstract: This invention relates to a shelf mounting between a shower door and a bar mounted across the door. The shelf is a molded, thin wall, integral body and comprises a compartment atop left and right, trapezoidal shaped, hollow legs respectively contiguous with the compartment. The compartment has (a) a tray with an upper surface unobstructed between left and right edges thereof, (b) a front extending above the tray along its front edge and (c) left and right sides, the left and right sides respectively being integral with left and right ends of the front and spaced from the left and right edges of the tray. The left and right, trapezoidal shaped, hollow legs respectively have (a) left and right trapezoidal shaped inner legs.

Abstract: Adjustable hangers used in hanging loads from joists that extend across a room downward in the ceiling toward the room's floor are disclosed. The hangers have a mount for attaching to a joist, the mount having a support that joins a guide and is adapted to fit against a side of the joist and the guide to fit against a side of the joist that runs along the first side at a right angle. The support carries first and second cups at different vertical levels from one another on the support. The hangers also comprise a strand having enlargements spaced equally along its length. The strand also carries a hook for carrying the load, e.g. ceiling tile frame. Placing a select-enlargement of the strand in a cup allows for adjustment in the height of the hook. Placing the same enlargement in a different cup permits refinement in the height of the hook. Positions of the first and second cups include adjacent the support and remote from the support respectively, as well as adjacent and remote from one another.