Abstract: A self-massage apparatus includes opposed first and second rails, each having a first end, an opposed second end, and a length extending therebetween. A plurality of ball assemblies having opposed first and second ends spans the opposed rails and spaces the first and second rails apart from each other by a fixed distance. Each of the ball assemblies is one of an axle, or an axle, a ball mounted on the axle, and spacers flanking the ball, or an axle and balls mounted on the axle.

Abstract: A modular self-massaging apparatus includes a framework and a ball assembly mounted to the framework. The ball assembly is modular and can be disassembled and reassembled in a variety of configurations. The apparatus is modular because the ball assembly and other ball assemblies can be applied to and carried in the apparatus at a variety of locations across the apparatus.

Abstract: A modular self-massaging apparatus includes a framework and a ball assembly mounted to the framework. The ball assembly is modular and can be disassembled and reassembled in a variety of configurations. The apparatus is modular because the ball assembly and other ball assemblies can be applied to and carried in the apparatus at a variety of locations across the apparatus.

Abstract: A one-piece molded plastic tray includes a generally flat surface forming a top level of the tray, with a plurality of integrally molded compartments depending from the generally flat surface. One of the compartments is shaped to accept a beverage container and another is shaped to accept a handheld food product such as french fries. A sandwich receiving area is defined on the generally flat surface and the surface has an upstanding peripheral wall section extending circumferentially at least part way around it. The tray further includes a supporting hook integrally attached to and supporting the tray. The hook is generally U-shaped and resilient to accommodate vehicle door frames of different sizes. The hook has an inner wall which is generally S-shaped and which deforms to accommodate vehicle door frames of various sizes yet has enough strength to hold the generally flat surface substantially perpendicular to the vehicle door frame when food items are placed on the tray.