Abstract: A lightweight compartmentalized collector dolly which readily stores newspapers, glass and metal materials for recycling is disclosed. The newspapers can be neatly stacked and bundled within a dedicated compartment. The collector dolly has a handle and wheels to enable even a child to maneuver the dolly and to collect recyclable materials and sort them during collection. Another container for storing glass materials hangs from a handle support bar and is supported by a half-cup at the bottom. Since the doubled cylindrical compartments have liners and both compartments and liners have draining capabilities at their bottoms, the storing regions in this dolly can be readily cleaned.

Abstract: A wheeled cart having a floor including an intermediate shelf and an uppermost shelf, with the uppermost shelf arranged for pivotal mounting relative to the intermediate shelf for access thereto. The side walls of the cart structure are arranged to include accessories for use in the fishing procedure, wherein the handle is arranged for removal relative to associated handle support tubes permitting the cart positionable in a horizontal second position from a first vertical position for transport of the cart.

Abstract: The invention is directed to improved waste containers of the type that is supported on wheels and adapted to be rolled by the consumer. The multi-functional waste container of the invention can be lifted and emptied by various fully and semi-automated apparatus. The waste container of the invention is both strong and durable. Included is an improved lifting surface for automatic lifting of the container; an improved shape and a durable foot access means to assist in rearward tilting of the container by the consumer; and an improved lid and handle construction which improves lid durability and can reduce container body material requirements. The body of the waste container can be injection molded as a single, integral piece with no modifications required for wheel attachment, for lid attachment or for lifting pocket or lifting bar attachment.

Abstract: A portable wheel-about greenhouse is provided formed with a transparent top portion of double wall insulated construction configured to engage in interfitting relationship with a bed portion also formed of double wall construction providing further insulation to said bed thereby. Said transparent cover portion may be positioned in spaced relationship to said bed portion periodically by means of spacer elements positionable at respective corners of the bed and cover members. At least one pair of over-sized wheels are utilized for ease of portability and convenience in transport of said greenhouse from one site to another.