Abstract: A towel support comprising a wall plate mounted onto a wall surface by anchors and screws, a connector to connect a hanging device to a toothed stem on said wall plate, wherein said connector has an axial hole into which said stem is inserted, a bolt hole vertically in communication with said axial hole, and a screw rod movably fastened in the gap between either two teeth on said stem to firmly secure said connector to said stem and prohibit it from rotary motion.

Abstract: A towel support, which includes a wall plate having a projecting stem and elongated mounting holes for easy alignment of flat head screws with anchors which are secured inside a wall, to fasten the wall plate onto the wall, and a connector to secure hanging device to the mounting plate for holding towels. The connector comprises an axial hole into which the stem of the wall plate is inserted, a bolt hole vertically in communication with the axial hole, and a screw rod movably fastening in the bolt hole pressing against the top taper end of the stem to firmly secure the connector thereto.

Abstract: An exercise device includes a base, an elongated prop extending upward from the base and having an upper slide groove, a pair of slide pieces movably disposed on opposite sides of the elongated prop in the upper slide groove, a pair of handle pieces provided on the slide pieces, and a cable provided adjacent to the top end of the elongated prop to alternatingly move the slide pieces downward and upward along the upper slide groove. An inclined post connects the elongated prop to the base and supports the former in an upwardly inclining manner. A pair of elongated foot pedals are provided on opposite sides of the elongated prop on top of the base. Each of the foot pedals has a rear end hinged to the inclined post. A pair of vertical adjoining rods join each of the foot pedals to one of the slide pieces. A pair of hydraulic cylinders provide resistance to any movement of the foot pedals.

Abstract: The exercise device includes a base; an elongated prop extending upward from the base and having an upper and a lower longitudinal slide groove; a first left and a first right slide piece movably disposed on opposite sides of the elongated prop in the upper slide groove, each of the first left and right slide pieces having a handle piece; a second left and a second right slide piece movably disposed on opposite sides of the elongated prop at the lower slide groove, each of the second left and right slide pieces having a foot support piece; a left vertical adjoining plate connecting the first and second left slide pieces; a right vertical adjoining plate connecting the first and second right slide pieces; a pulley and a cable passing over the pulley and having two ends, each of the left and right vertical adjoining plates having a top end attached to one end of the cable; and a pair of hydraulic cylinders, each having a piston rod coupled to one of the second left and right slide pieces, the hydraulic cylinder

Abstract: This invention relates to a hanger with improved positioning structure which can be fastened onto a wall by flat head screws. The flat head screws are concealed from view and are protected from breaking away from the wall. The hanger includes a brass mounting plate which is fastened onto wall surface separately from a brass cover plate by screws, which match with anchors in the wall. A spring is mounted on a mounting plate stem of the brass mounting plate. The brass cover plate is mounted on the mounting plate stem of the brass mounting plate so as to compress the spring cover the brass mounting plate, and conceal the flat head screws. A ceramic inset is set in a circular recess of the brass cover plate to make the structure more attractive. A connector connects with the mounting plate stem of the brass mounting plate by a pivot bolt so that the brass cover plate and the ceramic insert can be firmly retained between the brass mounting plate and the connector.