Abstract: A frame assembly (10) for a television (T) mounted on a wall (W) and extending a distance outwardly from the wall. A generally rectangular shaped frame (12) has a decoratively shaped outer contour. The frame has a rectangular shaped central opening (14) whose length and width correspond to that of the television screen (S). An outer section (12a) of the frame adjacent the central opening is sized to fit over and cover an outer shell (C) of the television. A foot (20) is formed at each corner of the frame to support the frame. A base (22) of each foot rests against the wall. The feet space an inner surface (18) of the frame away from the wall to allow air circulation around a backside of the television and conduct heat produced by the television away from the television and the routing of cables.

Abstract: A bicycle seat (10) has first and second support members (12, 14) each with a proximal end (12a, 14a) attaching to a seat post (P) of a bicycle (B). The support members extend in opposite directions from the post from their proximal ends to a distal end (12b, 14b) which extends above the post. A pivot pin (16) is located at the distal end of each support member. A seat cover (18) comprises of a web of material extending between the distal ends of the support members, the cover being sufficiently strong to support the weight of a bicycle rider. The material fits on seat frame (20) which pivotally mounts the seat using the pivot pins for the seat to freely move under the weight of a bicycle rider and cushion the rider as the bicycle moves over uneven surfaces.

Abstract: A bicycle seat (10) has first and second support members (12, 14) each with a proximal end (12a, 14a) attaching to a seat post (P) of a bicycle (B). The support members extend in opposite directions from the post from their proximal ends to a distal end (12b, 14b) which extends above the post. A pivot pin (16) is located at the distal end of each support member. A seat cover (18) comprises of a web of material extending between the distal ends of the support members, the cover being sufficiently strong to support the weight of a bicycle rider. The material fits on seat frame (20) which pivotally mounts the seat using the pivot pins for the seat to freely move under the weight of a bicycle rider and cushion the rider as the bicycle moves over uneven surfaces.