Abstract: Webbing is attached to a furniture frame by a hem and welting, which are laid in a channel and locked in with a strip that is slipped under the webbing and into the channel. This arrangement also holds the locking strip in place. The strip is removable so the webbing can be cleaned or replaced. The channel can be formed by welding flexible stock to a steel frame of any shape.

Abstract: An endless loop transport system including objects suspended from an endless loop which is installed on a series of idler pulleys and a motor driven pulley which propels the loop and the suspended objects. The idler pulleys each includes a bracket which extends in a plane which is substantially perpendicular to the vertical axis about which the idler pulley rotates. The pulleys are free to tilt to compensate for changes in the loop.

Abstract: A wall mounted lamp in which a bulb can be moved vertically within a shade to adjust its pattern of illumination. The bulb is suspended by its cord from a cane shaped tube, within which the cord is moved by a straight tube, which extends below the fixture for making the adjustment and to keep the cord neat. The lampshade has foil lining, a corrugated paper core, and flexible edge molding, so its covering can be changed easily. A simple plumb-and-distance instrument facilitates installation. Spring brackets keep the mounting snug and resist lifting the lamp off its mounting screws.