Abstract: A busbar assembly comprises an elongated support structure with a bottom, two side walls, extending in a length direction (L) along longitudinal sides, two spaced-apart central ridges extending in the length direction (L), a signal line, connected to the support structure between the central ridges, conductor members positioned between the side walls and an adjacent central ridge, adapted for interconnecting terminals of battery cells that are adjacent when seen in the length direction (L). The sidewalls and the ridges each extend at a cover side of the bottom and define top adhesive surface strips with respective widths Ws, Wc, the strips being situated in a connecting plane and adapted for adhesive connection to a top plate of a battery pack casing.

Abstract: A mattress including a plurality of resting zones. At least two of the resting zones are disposed on a first side of the mattress, and at least another one of the resting zones is disposed on an opposed second side of the mattress. Each resting zone has an exposed resting surface occupying at least a portion of a surface of the first or second side. Each resting zone extends into the mattress from the resting surface to define a zone layer, the zone layer of each resting zone having a firmness. The firmness of the zone layer for each resting zone is different from the firmness of the zone layer for each of the other resting zones. The firmness of each resting zone is associated with an age of a user of the mattress.

Abstract: A model and method for attaching an object to a railing is provided that serves to attach securely to a universal array of slats and spindles without causing damage thereto. The model and method has a clamp that is configured for attaching to the slats or spindles of a railing with jam plates that are covered by a non-abrasive material. A lightweight yet strong tubular body protrudes from the top of the clamp, and a strategically angled, lightweight and strong rod protrudes from the top of the tower. It is from the free end of the strategically angled rod that an object may be hung.

Abstract: This invention relates to a transformable furniture unit, and in particular to a changing table with shelving that transforms into two sitting benches, and into a bed. The infant's changing table with shelving comprises four posts that support two tiers of shelving, with the capacity to support additional tiers in another aspect of the invention. The tiers of shelving are supported by wooden beams that connect perpendicularly to the four posts. The changing table with shelving transforms into two sitting benches when one tier of shelving is detached from the other. The furniture can be transformed into a bed when the sitting bench with the high back support is used as a headboard, the second sitting bench with no back support is used as the foot of the bed, and a supplementary support panel is attached in between, holding together the headboard and the foot of the bed.

Abstract: This invention relates to a transformable furniture unit, and in particular to a changing table with shelving that transforms into two sitting benches, and into a bed. The infant's changing table with shelving comprises four posts that support two tiers of shelving, with the capacity to support additional tiers in another aspect of the invention. The tiers of shelving are supported by wooden beams that connect perpendicularly to the four posts. The changing table with shelving transforms into two sitting benches when one tier of shelving is detached from the other. The furniture can be transformed into a bed when the sitting bench with the high back support is used as a headboard, the second sitting bench with no back support is used as the foot of the bed, and a supplementary support panel is attached in between, holding together the headboard and the foot of the bed.

Abstract: A model and method for attaching an object to a railing is provided that serves to attach securely to a universal array of slats and spindles without causing damage thereto. The model and method has a clamp that is configured for attaching to the slats or spindles of a railing with jam plates that are covered by a non-abrasive material. A lightweight yet strong tubular body protrudes from the top of the clamp, and a strategically angled, lightweight and strong rod protrudes from the top of the tower. It is from the free end of the strategically angled rod that an object may be hung.