Abstract: The invention involves a cabana shed having a folding bar surface. The cabana shed is constructed from lightweight blow molded panels that can be shipped in a knocked down state and assembled on site with minimal tools and strength. The cabana shed includes four walls, a floor, and a roof, all secured together into a robust structure capable of withstanding winds, rain, snow loads, and the like, while maintaining a dry interior. An upward lifting panel is provided in a front wall of the structure. The upward lifting panel provides shade for the bar surface while in a lifted position, and allows patrons to sit at the bar even in the rain. The panel is closable when the bar is in a folded state to allow the shed to be completely enclosed.

Abstract: A deck box kit formed from injection molded split plastic panels that interlock with an adjoining panel to form top, bottom, front and rear walls. The adjoining panels are secured in position with screw fasteners, and utilize integrally formed cross bracing, ribs and gussets for increased rigidity. In a disassembled state, the panels are substantially the same size, allowing efficiency in storage and reduced shipping costs by employing substantially square packaging. Further, the panels are stored in a nested configuration to eliminate the shipping of containers requiring fillers to address free air space.

Abstract: The invention involves a beverage station and bar. The beverage station and bar is constructed from lightweight blow molded panels secured to a metal frame. This construction provides a structure that can be shipped to homes and assembled on site. Ballast containers that utilize locally sourced ballast material are securable within the base of the beverage station and bar to provide stability and reduce the tendency of the beverage station and bar to tip from users leaning against the structure during use.

Abstract: A support structure for securing a handle member to the blade portion of a snow shovel or snow pusher. The support structure includes an enclosed and contoured box portion having separated walls integrally formed to one another supporting the connection between the handle member and the blade portions of the shovel assembly. The box support structure provides lightweight multidirectional support while preventing build-up of snow and ice from the combined assembly. The support structure allows the blade member to be formed flat and smooth for low resistance operation for snow and ice removal.