Abstract: An improved tool box with a tip-over preventive outrigger attached is disclosed. The outrigger is pivoted about an axis beyond the lateral extension of the drawers on the front face of the tool box so that the outrigger must be placed in its supportive position before any of the drawers can be opened. A hasp and lock may be added for locking the outrigger in the closed position so that none of the drawers can be opened.

Abstract: A tool storage and transportation system is described in which a single basic extrusion is used to support tools and for interaction with various types of support devices including vertically extending stationary shelves, drawers, tool carts or taxis, and the like. The basic extrusion can be cut to lengths sufficient to hold but a single tool or can be used in longer lengths as required. The basic extrusion can be used to interact with a tool taxi by addition of handle members at the end of the extrusion, so that the assembly with tools therein can be readily lifted in or out of the taxi as required. The basic extrusion has members running along its length which provide interaction at both sides for support between paired support bars or for fitting within storage brackets, in which the basic extrusion is held by the force of gravity.

Abstract: A gas-fueled oven which is capable of safely assuming high temperatures such as occur during pyrolytic self-clean cycles and which employs a single multi-purpose fan for directing cool air flows over wall surfaces, for providing aspiration and temperature dilution of hot flue products, and for providing combustion air for a power broiler burner.

Abstract: A gas-fueled oven having energy saving capabilities provided by a thermostatically controlled gas supply valve which supplies fuel to the gas burner at cycled intervals, and a flue restricter which is operatively connected with the thermostat to move into closing relation to the oven exhaust flue when the burner is cycled off, thereby retaining within the oven cavity an amount of heat which would normally be allowed to escape through the flue if the flue restricter was not utilized.

Abstract: A windowed door structure for an oven such as used for household baking and broiling functions, for example, which door structure assumes relatively low exterior surface temperatures during operation of the oven by virtue of the fact that the window overlies the window opening and is spaced from the front panel of the door around the window opening so as to provide a substantially dead air space between the window and the spaced underlying panel and rear window.