Abstract: A fire pit insert that is constructed to be shipped and sold in a disassembled state and then assembled by the end user is shown and described. The fire pit insert includes a plurality of wall panels that are removably coupled together to define a burn pit. A plurality of rim portions are attachable to the plurality of wall panels. The plurality of wall panels include an interior wall segment spaced apart from an exterior wall segment to define an interior in the plurality of wall panels that permit airflow there through during operation. The exterior wall segments have a first leg, a second leg, and a recessed portion located between the first and second legs to permit the fire pit insert to be self-supporting when assembled. The fire pit insert can be inserted into a surrounding enclosure.

Abstract: Various embodiments include an ironing board comprising a work surface or board, an expandable leg assembly pivotably coupled to the board by a leg axle that enables movement of the leg assembly between a deployed position and a storage position, and a support assembly pivotably coupled to the board and configured for removable attachment to the leg assembly. When the leg assembly is in the deployed position, attachment of the support assembly to a first attachment point of the leg assembly positions the board in a horizontal board position, and attachment of the support assembly to a second attachment point of the leg assembly positions the board in an inclined board position.

Abstract: A sole structure for an article of footwear includes a connecting portion coupled to a siped portion. The connecting portion extends across the sole structure, with an upper surface operative to be secured to an upper of the article of footwear. The siped portion extends from a ground-facing side of the connecting portion and includes a plurality of sole elements. Each of the plurality of sole elements is at least partially defined by one or more of a plurality of sipes that extend from the ground-contacting surface to the ground-facing side of the connecting portion. At least one of the plurality of sipes is a lateral sipe that is located within the midfoot region and extends from the medial side to the lateral side of the sole structure. This at least one lateral sipe is sized to permit plantarflexion of the sole structure without deformation of an adjacent sole element.