Abstract: A rotatable snowboard boot binding anchor apparatus consisting of a base disc component with peripherally positioned screw holes and centrally positioned circularly and elliptically shaped anchoring holes for anchoring the apparatus to a snowboard and reservoirs located therein for receipt of a pair of latch plates, which base disc component supports, resting upon it, a rotatable top plate with a spring loaded pull-pin located in housing affixed to the top side of the top plate which pull-pin is insertable into holes within the latch plates and which top plate with centrally located circularly and elliptically shaped mounting holes to facilitate, together with mounting insert units press fitted to such centrally located mounting holes, an anchoring to the top plate, of a boot binding; together with a top locking ring with peripherally positioned screw holes, to, with screws, be affixed to the base disc component while circumscribing and accordingly holding the top plate, with a pull-strap component leashable

Abstract: A locker latching assembly having a recessed mounting receptacle with a horizontal double bolt mounted thereon for sliding reciprocal movement. The double bolt having a front bar and a back bar welded together at opposite ends. The front bar having the improvement comprising an outwardly extending, U-shaped protrusion located within the receptacle. The U-shaped protrusion providing several benefits including: limiting movement of the slide bolt past latched and unlatched positions, preventing an individual from jimmying a locked assembly, and serving as a means to pull the locker door open when the bolt is in an unlatched position.

Abstract: A locker handle assembly has a recessed mounting receptacle with a slide bolt mounted thereon for horizontal reciprocal movement. The slide bolt employs a double bar construction and includes a front bar, to which an operating handle may be attached, and a back bar. The front and back bars are held together at opposite ends and in a spaced-apart relationship such that the front bar passes through longitudinally extending slots in the mounting receptacle and the back bar passes behind a rear wall of the receptacle. The slide bolt may be secured in a latched position by a lock cooperating with lock engaging means attached to the slide bolt.