Abstract: The corner cup comprises a base, first and second trough, angled lip, side wall, rear wall, wedge, and rib system. The troughs are located on opposing sides of the corner cup and redirect excess liquid away from the RV. The rib system provides a means for the base to rest at a sloped angle and allow excess water to drain away from the RV.

Abstract: An elongated seal comprises a base having an inner side and an outer side opposite to each other. Further, a bulb portion is integrally connected to the. An L-shaped clipping lug is integrally connected to the base via its proximal end. An angled distal end of the L-shaped clipping lug is adapted for releasably tucked under or clipped into an groove formed above a surface of an elongated mounting profile by at least one clipping bracket extending into a longitudinal direction. Further, a supporting means is positioned either at the outer side or at the inner side of base, whatever lies opposite to the L-shaped clipping lug. The supporting means is integrally connected to the base and/or is formed by the base such that the supporting means is adapted to supportingly rest on the elongated mounting profile without mechanical engagement in the installed state of the elongated seal.

Abstract: A seal useful in sealing slide out rooms may be used singularly or in pairs to straddle a wall through which the opening is located. The seal includes a passageway for containing cabling. The passageway is cooperatively formed by a base, an offsetting member, a movable bulb, and a deformable rib. In use, the movable bulb may be lifted to access the passageway. When closed, the movable lid presses against and deforms the rib to create a substantially watertight seal around the passageway.

Abstract: A rod belt, in particular for rod belt conveyors of agricultural machines, the rod belt having a running direction and comprising: tensile stress-resistant, elastic and continuous belts running in parallel to one another; transverse rods arranged perpendicular to the running direction and parallel to one another in a pre-determined rod spacing, each transverse rod having mounting sections with which the transverse rods rests on the belts, wherein the transverse rods are fastened to the belts by attachment means, passing through the mounting sections of the transverse rods and the belts; and protective forge covers attached to the belts, each forge cover having a mounting profile and a flexible protection profile.

Abstract: The integrated wear bar comprises a base, an archway including an incline and decline, and ribs cooperatively formed to work as a ramp. The ribs act as reinforcing load bearing members when the slide out floor is advanced up and over the sub floor. The archway assists with the retraction and closing of the slide out room by elevating the slide out room up and over the sub floor. Finally, the base portion of the integrated wear bar provides a path for the slide out room to move along during retraction and closing of the slide out room.

Abstract: The corner cup comprises a base, first and second trough, angled lip, side wall, rear wall, wedge, and rib system. The troughs are located on opposing sides of the corner cup and redirect excess liquid away from the RV. The rib system provides a means for the base to rest at a sloped angle and allow excess water to drain away from the RV.

Abstract: A seal useful in sealing slide out rooms may be used singularly or in pairs to straddle a wall through which the opening is located. The seal includes a passageway for containing cabling. The passageway is cooperatively formed by a base, an offsetting member, a movable bulb, and a deformable rib. In use, the movable bulb may be lifted to access the passageway. When closed, the movable lid presses against and deforms the rib to create a substantially water-tight seal around the passageway.