Abstract: A clip and hose clamp for holding the slotted distal portion of the clamp band against the clamp band to prevent harmful contact with the distal end of the clamp band. The clip includes a main panel having side panels orthogonally extending from side margins of the main panel. The side panels are spaced apart a distance equal to a width of the clamp band to receive the clamp band and prevent relative rotational movement therebetween. A locking tab extends inwardly from opposite corners of each of the side panels and spaced parallel to the main panel, the gap therebetween being slightly greater than twice the thickness of the clamp band. The locking tabs are further configured for the clip to be twist locked onto the clamp band and to receive and hold the end portion against the clamp band.

Abstract: A transfer seat apparatus structured for simultaneous dependent slidable translation during manual rotation, through preferably about 90° of rotation, of a seat section of the apparatus with a person seated atop the seat section. The apparatus is particularly useful for transferring a physically impaired or weakened person into a bathtub or over a collecting basin when adapted and used as a commode. Thus, as the seat section is rotated with the person seated thereon, lateral linear translation is simultaneously effected which is dependently responsive to manual seat section rotation.

Abstract: A transfer seat apparatus structured for simultaneous dependent slidable translation during manual rotation, through preferably about 90.degree. of rotation, of a seat section of the apparatus with a person seated atop the seat section. The apparatus is particularly useful for transferring a physically impaired or weakened person into a bathtub or over a collecting basin when adapted and used as a commode. Thus, as the seat section is rotated with the person seated thereon, lateral linear translation is simultaneously effected which is dependently responsive to manual seat section rotation.

Abstract: A cold forged steel grating is formed of a plurality of spaced parallel bearing bars secured to one another by a plurality of spaced parallel cross rods engaged in openings in the bearing bars adjacent their uppermost surfaces with the metal of the bearing bars adjacent the cross rods cold forged into engagement therewith and the metal of the cross rods adjacent the bearing bars flatened by cold forging to forcefully engage the opposite sides of said bearing bars and forming a sturdy rigid grating structure.