Abstract: The present invention discloses a telescopic shower curtain rod which comprises an outer rod, an inner rod, a spring, a knob rotating shaft and a positioning mechanism, wherein the outer rod is sleeved on the inner rod, the positioning mechanism is arranged in the inner rod, the spring is radially inserted into the inner rod, the positioning mechanism is transversely engaged on the spring, the spring cannot directly pass over the positioning mechanism to rebound, the knob rotating shaft is connected with the spring, the knob rotating shaft drives the spring to rotate, and the spring rotates to pass over the positioning mechanism to drive the inner rod to extend out of or retract into the outer rod.

Abstract: A cylindrical stop assembly for inhibiting a utensil tray from shifting in a drawer includes a sleeve. A first foot is removably attachable to the sleeve to abut an end of a drawer in which the sleeve is positioned. A tube is slidably positioned in the sleeve such that the sleeve and the tube have a telescopic combined length. In this way the sleeve and the tube can extend between the end of a drawer and an end of a utensil tray positioned in the drawer. A second foot is removably attachable to the tube to abut the end of the utensil tray.

Abstract: A device comprises a first tube having a first diameter and a second tube having a second diameter. A spring may be disposed between the first tube and the second tube. The spring may couple the first to the second tube. A plurality of tines may be disposed at a first end of the first tube and at a first end of the second tube.

Abstract: A support for the lower end of a newel post, comprising: a screw having a first screw thread at one end portion, a second screw thread at the other end portion and a third screw thread at an intermediate position along the screw; and a base plate having a centrally located threaded hole and auxiliary holes arranged around the periphery of the base plate; wherein the first screw thread is for engaging within a substrate for the newel post; the third screw thread is adapted to threadedly engage with the centrally located threaded hole to retain the base plate on the screw so that the base plate abuts the surface of the substrate engaged by the first screw thread; the other end portion of said screw is adapted to extend through a longitudinal passage in the lower end of the newel post and to terminate within an intersecting transverse opening spaced upwardly from the lower end of the newel post so that a nut screwed onto the second screw thread can apply a loading to the newel post to clamp the lower end against

Abstract: A partition mount system includes an integrated plunger assembly. The integrated plunger assembly is constructed and arranged to be integrated into an interior of an end of an extension pole, for example a standard telescoping extension pole. Mounting of the plunger in an interior portion of the pole in this manner provides for a sleek design that is relatively lightweight. Assuming that the pole in which the anchor is mounted is part of a telescoping pole system, the anchor and plunger do not interfere with full travel of the interior pole with respect to other poles in the telescoping system. In this manner, operation of the telescoping pole system is not inhibited by the integrated plunger assembly.

Abstract: In accordance with the present disclosure, a system and method for Modular, Locking Headrail-Retention Mechanism is described. The module, locking headrail-retention mechanism may, in certain embodiments be separate from a headrail, and insertable into at least one end of the headrail. In other embodiment, the locking headrail-retention mechanism may be manufactured as part of the headrail. The locking headrail-retention mechanism may comprise a cylindrical housing and a first cam disposed within the cylindrical housing. The locking headrail-retention mechanism may also include a retention plate proximate one end of the cylindrical housing and axially aligned with the first cam. A biasing member may be disposed within the cylindrical housing, and may impart an axial force on the first cam. The first cam may be operable to selectively prevent the axial force from being imparted on the retention plate.

Abstract: A snap fit drawer slide system allows sliding shelves, trays, and drawers to be easily installed inside a cabinet with existing pre-drilled shelf support pin holes. The device can also be easily removed after installation, and the user can easily adjust each sliding shelve to a desired height. For cabinets without shelf support pin holes, the system provides optional shelf standards with support pin holes. Pre-scored lines allow each shelf standard to be easily snapped to a desired length.

Abstract: A fixing device includes a fixing member adapted to be mounted on a wall, a hollow shell body made of metal and being formed with a through groove, and plastic first and second connecting members. The through groove has a first groove portion extending in a first direction, and a second groove portion extending in a second direction that is substantially perpendicular to the first direction. The first connecting member is securely connected to the fixing member, and has a linking portion inserted into the first groove portion. The second connecting member has a connecting portion inserted into the second groove portion and connected to the linking portion, and is adapted for connection with an object holder.

Abstract: A hanger for hanging of garlands and the like around a doorway can be removably placed within a doorway, where it is secured by pressure and friction, thereby avoiding any damage to the door or door frame. The hanger includes outward extensions that extend outward of the door frame to permit hanging of garlands and the like on either side of the doorway. The hanger may also include one or more central extensions for supporting the garlands or the like centrally above the doorway so that the garland or the like does not hang downward too much, thus keeping the doorway clear. The hanger can also be a part of the decoration around the doorway. Various configurations of the hanger may fit different widths of door frames, including a wide range of door frame widths, and features of the hanger provide additional flexibility for different door configurations including sidelights.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention is a shower rod assembly including an outer tube, a spring chamber, being housed in the attachment end of the outer tube, and inner tube with an attachment end inserted within said outer tube, and a bracket device at the opposite ends of the outer tube and inner tube for installation in an enclosure. The spring chamber has a fixed blocker in a locked position within the outer tube, a compression spring, and a mobile blocker with a removable locking pin. When the locking pin is removed, the compression spring extends to lock the outer tube and inner tube in position at a set length within the enclosure. Each bracket device has a base body with ridges, a casing with an inner core, a lock on the side of the casing and a mount.

Abstract: A spring-tension rod assembly is disclosed. The assembly includes an outer rod. A spring having a first portion and a second portion is also included. The first portion of the spring received into the outer rod and fixedly secured therein. An inner rod is received into the outer rod and selectively engages the second portion of the spring. The spring is configured to urge the inner rod out of the outer rod. The inner rod is configured to adjust outwards from the outer rod to a desired length by indexing about the second portion of the spring.

Abstract: A clamp structure that provides versatility and structural adaptability to different clamping surfaces. A tension member can be coupled to the inside of a tubular body at one end and to a rod at the other end. Removable grips can be coupled to the ends of the body, but are not directly coupled to the tension member so that changing the grips can be done without removing the tension member from its anchored position. The grips can, in some embodiments, be pivotable so as to accommodate a variety of different gripping surfaces. Various holding members such as a tool holder, a utility hook and/or a claw grip can be movably provided on the body and can hold tools or light fixtures in a variety of configurations.

Abstract: The present invention is an adjustable lower pole assembly for use with an upper pole of a telescopic pole assembly. In one embodiment, the lower pole assembly comprises a pole, a shroud, a spring, and an end cap. The lower end of the pole may be moved downward within the shroud against the spring creating a force in the spring that urges the lower pole upward.

Abstract: An adjustable curtain rod assembly includes a rod member and an adjustment mechanism coupled to an end of the rod member. The adjustment mechanism is operable to adjust a length of the rod assembly and has a clutch mechanism that prevents over-extension of the rod assembly during mounting.

Abstract: An adjustable curtain rod assembly includes a rod member and an adjustment mechanism coupled to an end of the rod member. The adjustment mechanism is operable to adjust a length of the rod assembly and has a clutch mechanism that prevents over-extension of the rod assembly during mounting.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an embedded sound box including a box body and a front panel, and the box body has a fixing plate and at least one spring plate at an end and at least one slide wedge at another end. When the sound box is installed, an end of the fixing plate having the spring plate of the box body is latched into an opening hole, and a slide wedge is retracted towards the interior of the box body, and another end of the fixing plate corresponding to the box body is installed into the opening hole, and finally the slide wedge is protruded out from the box body, such that the box body can be embedded completely into the opening hole, and the front panel is used for covering the opening hole.

Abstract: A universal support rod for curtains and the like has telescoping sections the ends of which are threaded for being screwed onto respective receivers mountable on facing walls in axial alignment. The receivers are fixed to the walls by fasteners which are concealed within the bore of at least one of the rod section or its mating receiver or may be mounted to the walls by tension. A decorative flange may be mounted between each receiver and its respective rod section. A support member joins two or more of the universal support rods across the wall expanse. A further J-support member is used for heavy weight bearing use of the support rod.

Abstract: A shelf for overlying a shower barrier uses a pair of shelves that are connected by a connector shelf allowing the device to telescope. Each of the pair of shelves abut a side wall and overlie a curtain rod or the top of a shower door. Each shelf has a flat upper surface and a decorative downwardly depending front surface for enhancing the aesthetics of the shower enclosure and concealing the rod or top of the door. Various devices can be used to hold the shelves against the walls including telescoping rods attached to the connector shelf and the other two shelves with a set screw holding the rods in place. A compression spring can also push on the outer shelves; or screws can pass through either screw bosses on the two other shelves and into the respective walls or a bracket can, be attached to the outer shelves and the walls.

Abstract: A shower rod snap-fit assembly (200) includes a shower curtain rod (101) having at least one first aperture (202) at each end of the rod. A resilient spring (201) is used for insertion into each end of the shower curtain rod (101) such that portions of the resilient spring (201) extend through the at least one first aperture (202). A base member (105) is used for attachment to a wall and has plurality of second apertures (205). In use, the shower curtain rod (101) is inserted into the base member (205) such that the plurality of second apertures (205) receive portions of the resilient spring (201) extending from the at least one first aperture (202) for holding the shower curtain rod (101) into a fixed position.

Abstract: A support post and safety fence assembly in which the post has a telescoping inner and outer tube and is supported on a threaded internal shaft coupled to a floor engaging end and ceiling engaging end preferably formed with claws that have a number of sharp penetrating points for firm engagement with a support surface. In one embodiment, a gravity lock assembly is provided for fixing the relative position of the inner and outer tubes. Dynamic adjustability of the support post is provided by internal compression springs.

Abstract: A curtain rod mount that allows an individual to hang window shades in windows of varying widths. The curtain rod mount includes a central curtain rod that is adjustable in length, allowing an individual to mount the curtain rod mount in a window frame of a window without the need for drilling holes or hammering nails.

Abstract: An adjustable hanging rod comprising a main body and at least one gliding rod with a contact element and an adjusting mechanism. The main body has a central gliding groove. The gliding rod is inserted in the gliding groove. The contact element is attached to a far end of the gliding rod for contacting a wall. The adjusting mechanism is mounted inside the main body and further comprises a gliding block, inserted in the gliding groove, a guiding rod, attached to the gliding block, a spring, put on the guiding rod between the gliding block and the gliding rod, and a fixing screw for fixing the gliding block. The position of the gliding block is adjusted, so that the gliding rod extends outward by a suitable length and suitable pressure of the contact element against the wall is maintained.