Abstract: Partitions for forming sections of the walls of office cubicles include two major panels (walls) which are spaced apart and interconnected to provide an inner enclosed space which is made accessible to store objects. In accordance with one embodiment, the two major panels are of similar height and width and each panel has parallel top and bottom horizontal edges and parallel rear and front edges. The top edges of the two panels, their rear edges and their bottom edges are interconnected to define an inner space which may be accessed via an opening provided by and from the front edges of the panels. In accordance with another embodiment, the inner space may be accessed by means of cut outs formed on, or in, the panels.

Abstract: A container embodying the invention includes a first recess formed in the body of the container with a side handle, formed within the first recess, positioned perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the container. The container may include a second recess formed within the body of the container with a second handle formed within the second recess for enabling a user to lift the bottle and turn it upside down more easily. The second recess and its associated second handle may be formed along the body of the container or along the bottom of the container to enable the container to be pivoted (turned upside down) with little effort. The handles may be in the shape of an arc or a chord extending across the recessed regions or in the shape of a stub extending outwardly from the recessed region.

Abstract: A container embodying the invention includes a first recess formed in the body of the container with a side handle, formed within the first recess, positioned perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the container. The container may include a second recess formed within the body of the container with a second handle formed within the second recess for enabling a user to lift the bottle and turn it upside down more easily. The second recess and its associated second handle may be formed along the body of the container or along the bottom of the container to enable the container to be pivoted (turned upside down) with little effort. The handles may be in the shape of an arc or a chord extending across the recessed regions or in the shape of a stub extending outwardly from the recessed region.

Abstract: A safety knob for preventing unauthorized persons, such as small children, from operating the knobs in a given direction; but enabling even the unauthorized persons to operate the knob in the opposite direction.