Abstract: Disclosed is a beverage and article holder having a variable strap support means. The holder comprises a cylindrical structure having a backside surface and an outer surface, the backside surface providing a plurality of apertures to accept a strap to weave therethrough. The apertures are such that the strap connector can be oriented in either a vertical or horizontal orientation to provide connection about a horizontal or vertical support means, respectively. Adjacent to the cylindrical beverage holder may be provided an outermost receptacle for further articles or cigarette waste, while an inner container may further be positioned between the beverage holder and the backside surface to provide a sealed container therebetween. The device is designed for use with leisure pool floats, but can be adapted to connect to any suitable support having a horizontal or vertical member for the strap to encircle.

Abstract: Disclosed is an improved electrical receptacle enclosure assembly adapted increase flexibility with respect to its installation procedures, its installed location and supported electrical fixtures therein. The assembly comprises a structurally supported lower box, a middle box adapted to fit within the interior of the lower box, and an upper cover adapted to flushly mount against a mounting surface over the lower and middle boxes. The lower box includes structural mounting points, conduit knockout plates and an open upper and lower portion. The middle box comprises a lower box insert having fixture mounting points and a securing shelf adapted to connect to the lower box upper portion. Electrical fixtures are secured within the middle box and are electrically connected therebelow and covered by a fixture faceplate within the middle box. An upper cover connects the assembly together and rests against a mounting surface for a clean, flush outer appearance.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle box device that is installed by the practitioner in a desired floor location to allow proximal electrical access for corded electrical devices. The device includes lid and door aspects to disguise and cover the box when installed flush with the floor. The device further includes a void space for excess cord storage, thus improving safety, and a means of mounting the receptacles within the box either vertically or horizontally per the preference of the practitioner. The lid of the device also includes apertures and cut-outs to allow cords to pass through the door when shut, disguising the unsightly appearance of a traditional electrical receptacle.