Abstract: The present invention pertains to a system of structural support framework that can be applied for elevated flooring. The system incorporates a plurality of base frameworks constructed of top rails, bottom rails, rivets and a plurality of foots being laid adjacently over a fixed surface. The adjacent base frameworks are connected with spacers. A tile can be conveniently disposed over the finished system. The system also incorporates a free-support which can be employed in spaces where the base framework is altered for additional support. The present system of structural support framework further integrates a height levelling mechanism and ensures a spirit-level finished elevated flooring. The system can be conveniently deconstructed without demolishing the components and can be recycled or reused.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a system of structural support framework that can be applied for elevated flooring. The system incorporates a plurality of base frameworks constructed of top rails, bottom rails, rivets and a plurality of foots being laid adjacently over a fixed surface. The adjacent base frameworks are connected with spacers. A tile can be conveniently disposed over the finished system. The system also incorporates a free-support which can be employed in spaces where the base framework is altered for additional support. The present system of structural support framework further integrates a height levelling mechanism and ensures a spirit-level finished elevated flooring. The system can be conveniently deconstructed without demolishing the components and can be recycled or reused.

Abstract: A tray comprising a hollow body for placement within or beneath a coffin for collecting and/or treating decomposition fluids from a corpse within said hollow body, wherein said tray comprises an upper wall and a lower wall defining at least one closed chamber therebetween, said upper wall being provided with at least one drainage aperture in an upper surface through which fluid collected on said outer surface of the upper wall can pass into said at least one closed chamber to be retained and/or treated therein.

Abstract: A tray comprising a hollow body for placement within or beneath a coffin for collecting and/or treating decomposition fluids from a corpse within said hollow body, wherein said tray comprises an upper wall and a lower wall defining at least one closed chamber therebetween, said upper wall being provided with at least one drainage aperture in an upper surface through which fluid collected on said outer surface of the upper wall can pass into said at least one closed chamber to be retained and/or treated therein.

Abstract: The present invention provides a grave lining system comprising a casing which defines an enclosure which may be divided into a number of vertically stacked modules or compartments, each capable of receiving an individual coffin therein, the system further comprising a lid which allows repeated access to the enclosure defined by the casing, without requiring the disturbance of any flowerbed or the like provided above the lid.

Abstract: The present invention provides a grave lining system comprising a casing which defines an enclosure which may be divided into a number of vertically stacked modules or compartments, each capable of receiving an individual coffin therein, the system further comprising a lid which allows repeated access to the enclosure defined by the casing, without requiring the disturbance of any flowerbed or the like provided above the lid.