Abstract: The invention relates to a closure device for man-door in overhead garage doors. The invention is suitable for garage doors (12) having a man-door (33) which opens into the garage. The invention includes a first supporting element (1, 1a, 45) in the garage door (12) for retaining a moving element (4, 4a, 4b) assisted by at least one spring (30, 37, 41), such that the moving element projects from the garage door (12) to the exterior of the garage. The moving element is connected to a pin (25, 25a) provided in a second supporting element (28, 45) secured to the garage door (12) opposite the man-door (33). In order to close the door (12), the moving element presses against a fixed zone (13) of the garage and maintains the pin (25, 25a) in a position in which the man-door (33) is open and, when the garage door (12) is opened, the pin (25, 25a) closes the man-door, thereby ensuring that the man-door closes when the garage door (12) opens.

Abstract: Consists of a telescopic arm (8, 9) which is fixed to a rotating base (2) by means of a second shaft (7) on which the arm can tilt up and down, whereby the second shaft can be used to fixed the arm in a selected vertical position. The rotating platform (2) is disposed on a first shaft (5) which can be used to fix the rotating base (2) in position by means of a nut (6). The end of the telescopic arm (9) is provided with means for fixing hooks (16) on which mooring lines (18, 19, 30) can be suspended. The structure enables the tip of the telescopic arm (9) to be placed in any position selected by the user depending on the dimensions of the vessel (23) such that the mooring lines can be accessed without leaving the vessel.

Abstract: A device for the extraction of a submerged rope used to moor a boat, includes a rigid bar having joined thereto: a rope, the lower end of which is solidly connected to a mooring post; a water hose which is connected to a water supply at the port and which is used to supply water next to the tip of the rope; an inflatable element; and an element for limiting the course of the rigid bar upon inflation of the inflatable element, in order to maintain the assembly on the water bottom when the inflatable element is deflated and in order to remove the rope and the hose from the water to an adjustable height in relation to the level of the water when the inflatable element is inflated. The rigid bar can be a telescopic bar and, as such, the length thereof can be adjusted. In addition, the rigid bar can be raised with a hydraulic arm.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for the extraction of a submerged rope used to moor a boat. The inventive device comprises a rigid bar (19) having the following elements joined thereto, namely: a rope (18), the lower end of which is solidly connected to a mooring post (21); a water hose (5) which is connected to a water supply (2) at the port and which is used to supply water next to the tip (27) of the rope (18); an inflatable element (20); and an element (24) for limiting the course of the rigid bar upon inflation of the inflatable element (20), in order to maintain the assembly on the water bottom (28) when the inflatable element (20) is deflated and in order to remove the rope (18) and the hose (5) from the water to an adjustable height in relation to the level (4) of the water when the inflatable element (20) is inflated. The rigid bar (19) comprises a telescopic bar and, as such, the length thereof can be adjusted. in addition, the rigid bar, (19) can be raised with a hydraulic arm (41).