Abstract: A hanger device and hook members for a wall-supported member including a level indicator. The hook members are located at the ends of the hanger device and include an upwardly and forwardly extending hanger portion to hold a wire or frame, and an opening for a fastener. Additional hook members may be removably affixed to the hanger device, and used separately.

Abstract: An epoxy putty stick holder which has a plurality of wall portions connected to each other by a flexible joint, able to wrap around and store an epoxy putty stick. The inner surfaces of the wall portions have a tooth portion which is used to cut-off a portion of the epoxy putty stick, and a peg portion that puncture the cut-off portion of the epoxy putty stick to initiate the chemical reaction in a two-port epoxy stick. A lip portion is also located on the inner surface of the wall portions to hold the unused portion of the epoxy stick within the holder between the lip portion and the tooth portion, when the holder is wrapped around the epoxy stick in the holder's closed position.

Abstract: An epoxy putty stick holder which has a plurality of wall portions connected to each other by a flexible joint, able to wrap around and store an epoxy putty stick. The inner surfaces of the wall portions have a tooth portion which is used to cut-off a portion of the epoxy putty stick, and a peg portion that puncture the cut-off portion of the epoxy putty stick to initiate the chemical reaction in a two-port epoxy stick. A lip portion is also located on the inner surface of the wall portions to hold the unused portion of the epoxy stick within the holder between the lip portion and the tooth portion, when the holder is wrapped around the epoxy stick in the holder's closed position.

Abstract: A roller-type liquid applicator which has a roller, roller support and a reservoir. Liquid is added to the reservoir and is dispensed through an opening onto the roller. The roller is held in place adjacent to the opening by the roller support which allows the roller to freely rotate. A chamber is formed between the external surface of the opening and the inner surface of the roller support. The chamber serves the purpose of collecting excess liquid which is not transferred from the roller onto the application surface, and which could otherwise collect in and around the opening, eventually drying and preventing the proper functioning of the applicator.