A torsion spring adjuster for a rolling shutter is provided. A support plate has a first flange with a hole. A wheel is rotatably mountable on the support plate. The wheel has: a drive recess shaped to engage an end of a torsion spring; a first set of recesses around a circumference of the wheel, the first set of recesses being a first lateral distance from a first end of the wheel; a second set of recesses around a circumference of the wheel, the second set of recesses being a second lateral distance from the first end of the wheel. When the wheel is mounted on the support plate the first lateral distance aligns the first set of recesses with the hole of the first flange of the support plate, and the second lateral distance aligns the second set of recess past the first flange of the support plate.
An anchor pin support for a post is provided. A central shaft has a flared base at an end of the central shaft. First and second arms extend upward from a top of the central shaft and define a gap therebetween. Each of the first and second arms having at least two sets of aligned holes, each shaped to receive a connector. An I-beam has two arms and a web, the web shaped to insert into the gap, the web of the I-beam having at least one hole. A connector is insertable into the first set of aligned holes of the anchor pin and one of the holes of the web of the I-beam to attach the anchor pin to the I-beam.
A main slat for a roller shutter system is provided. The slat includes a slat body having a first and second end, a hook end connected to the first end of the slat body, a screw boss connected to the second end of the slat body, and a receiving end connected to the screw boss. The hook end and the receiving end are each shaped such that the hook end is laterally insertable into the receiving end of an adjacent main slat and when so inserted forms a hinge. The slat body has a central cross section including at least first and second portions, the first and second portions each having a different radius of curvature.
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Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions for use in protecting against storm damage; storm panels, namely, metal exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, metal rolling window shutters for use in protecting against storm damage; and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely, guide tracks and mounting fasteners and metal screws; metal building materials, namely, hurricane storm and security panels for windows and doors; awnings of metal; fences of metal Non-metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions for use in protecting against storm damage; Exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, non-metal rolling window shutters for use in protecting against storm damage; and replacement parts for the aforesaid goods, namely, non-metal guide tracks and mounting fasteners; Non-metal construction materials, namely, plastic boards for fabricating decks, porches and docks
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Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions for use in protecting against storm damage; storm panels, namely, metal exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, metal rolling window shutters for use in protecting against storm damage; and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely, guide tracks and mounting fasteners and metal screws; metal building materials, namely, hurricane storm and security panels for windows and doors; awnings of metal; fences of metal Non-metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions for use in protecting against storm damage; Exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, non-metal rolling window shutters for use in protecting against storm damage; and replacement parts for the aforesaid goods, namely, non-metal guide tracks and mounting fasteners; Non-metal construction materials, namely, plastic boards for fabricating decks, porches and docks
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Doors and windows of metal; Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions; storm panels, namely, metal exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, metal rolling window shutters; and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely, guide tracks and mounting fasteners and metal screws; metal building materials, namely, hurricane storm and security panels for windows and doors Non-metal windows and doors; Non-metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions; non-metal storm panels, namely, non- metal exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, non-metal rolling window shutters; and replacement parts for the aforesaid goods, namely, non-metal guide tracks and mounting fasteners; Non-metal construction materials, namely, plastic boards for fabricating decks, porches and docks
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Doors and windows of metal; Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions; storm panels, namely, metal exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, metal rolling window shutters; and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely, guide tracks and mounting fasteners and metal screws; metal building materials, namely, hurricane storm and security panels for windows and doors Non-metal windows and doors; Non-metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions; non-metal storm panels, namely, non- metal exterior window and door coverings to protect against storm damage; roll-up products, namely, non-metal rolling window shutters; and replacement parts for the aforesaid goods, namely, non-metal guide tracks and mounting fasteners; Non-metal construction materials, namely, plastic boards for fabricating decks, porches and docks
A shutter is provided. First and second side rails have cavities running in a direction from top to bottom, each cavity having an opening along a lateral side. A plurality of pairs of slat supports are present, each pair having a slat support mounted in the cavity of the first rail and mounted in the cavity of the second rail. Each slat support has a first section and a second section. The first section has a shape to slide into one of the cavities, and to stack and nest with an adjacent first section of another slat support in the one of the cavities. The second section protrudes through the opening of the one of the cavities. A plurality of slats are present, each slat being mounted on the second sections of one of the pairs of slat supports.
A torsion spring adjuster for a rolling shutter is provided. A support plate has a first flange with a hole. A wheel is rotatably mountable on the support plate. The wheel has: a drive recess shaped to engage an end of a torsion spring; a first set of recesses around a circumference of the wheel, the first set of recesses being a first lateral distance from a first end of the wheel; a second set of recesses around a circumference of the wheel, the second set of recesses being a second lateral distance from the first end of the wheel. When the wheel is mounted on the support plate the first lateral distance aligns the first set of recesses with the hole of the first flange of the support plate, and the second lateral distance aligns the second set of recess past the first flange of the support plate.
A main slat for a roller shutter system is provided. The slat includes a slat body having a first and second end, a hook end connected to the first end of the slat body, a screw boss connected to the second end of the slat body, and a receiving end connected to the screw boss. The hook end and the receiving end are each shaped such that the hook end is laterally insertable into the receiving end of an adjacent main slat and when so inserted forms a hinge. The slat body has a central cross section including at least first and second portions, the first and second portions each having a different radius of curvature.
This invention is directed to a fishing rod holder having a generally annular mounting bezel which generally surrounds the mouth of a tube for receiving the butt of a fishing rod. The underside of the mounting bezel includes at least one blind hole or projecting mounting stud for receiving a fastener for mounting the rod holder without penetrating the exposed surface of the mounting bezel, providing an aesthetically pleasing appearance. A rod engaging member or pin engages grooves in the butt of a rod, allowing it to swivel. The amount of resistance of the rod engaging member or pin to swivel motion can be adjusted.
A combined fishing rod and beverage holder for insertion into and removal from an opening in a marine vessel is disclosed. The combined fishing rod and beverage holder includes a substantially tubular hollow cylindrical member which is formed with an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion has a diameter which is larger than the diameter of the lower portion. The diameter of the upper portion enables a beverage container with or without an insulating jacket to be placed within and retained within the upper portion of the combined rod and beverage holder. The upper portion includes an outwardly projecting flange which includes apertures through which fasteners can be placed to secure the combined rod and beverage holder to a surface, such as a gunwale of a marine vessel. Other types or secure devices can also be employed to secure the combined rod and beverage holder to any surface.
A marine lighting device mounts in-line with a tubular member of a marine vessel structure such as a T-top, tower or hand rail. An LED light bar having an array of LEDs supportably mounted to a circuit board is sealably enclosed in a tubular lens which, in turn is disposed within a tubular housing, a central portion of which is provided with an opening through which illumination from the LEDs is emitted after passing through the lens. A sleeve coupling is used to mount at least one end of the housing to a free end of the tubular member. In lieu of using a sleeve coupling at both ends one end of the housing may be flared to receive one of the free ends of the tubular member. A lighted T-top incorporating at least one such marine lighting device and a lighted marine handrail are also disclosed.
A metal shutter with improved air and light transmission is provided. The shutter comprises a metal top, a metal bottom, and two metal sides, which can be collectively assembled into a frame. The frame can have a metal support column that can be affixed to the top and bottom. A number of metal slats can be affixed between the sides of the shutter, and can either pass through the center column or can be affixed to the center column. A hinge can be affixed to the top of the frame, and can also be affixed to a structure. The top, bottom, sides, support column, slats, hinge, and a lock all comprise the shutter. The hinge allows the shutter to rotate between a first, substantially vertical, position, and a second, non-vertical position. The lock holds the shutter to a structure when the shutter is in the first position.
The present invention comprises a simple, inventive sign bracket for use in the creation of signs of surprising structural integrity in a range of dimensions, said bracket characterized by a profile comprising a sign body, a C-bracket, and optionally an interlocking sign hanger and/or an angle retainer.
This invention is directed to a fishing rod holder having a generally annular mounting bezel which generally surrounds the mouth of a tube for receiving the butt of a fishing rod. The underside of the mounting bezel includes at least one blind hole or projecting mounting stud for receiving a fastener for securely mounting the fishing rod holder to a panel member of a marine vessel without penetrating the exposed upper surface of the mounting bezel in order to provide an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
An adjustable outrigger moves a trolling pole on a fishing vessel to an elevated, outboard position for trolling and inboard to a lowered position when not in use. The outrigger of a preferred embodiment is operated using an operating handle. Rotating the operating handle in one direction rotates a pole held by the outrigger from an inboard position to the outboard, deployed position. Simultaneously with the rotation in the horizontal plane, the pole is elevated in the vertical plane from a near horizontal position to a suitable trolling angle. The operating handle turns a shaft that communicates the rotation of the handle to an internal drive mechanism, which is housed in a drive mechanism housing. The rotational motion is converted to a linear, vertical action using a ball gear mechanism. A track provided by a bayonet coupler converts the linear vertical motion into a combined vertical and rotational motion.
A holder for an outrigger is disclosed which has a housing for mounting the holder on top of a structural part of a boat. The holder can be rotated in a horizontal plane to various fixed positions by means of a rotatable, retractable handle positioned below the structural part of the boat. The weight of the holder is taken by in internal structure of the housing, such that, during rotation to another position, the holder weight is not transferred to the handle; thereby making it easier to rotate the holder.
An apparatus is described, combining a portable outrigger holder with a fishing rod holder; so that both can be moved to a plurality of positions in both a horizontal plane and a vertical plane.
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Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions, metal storm panels, roll up products in the nature of metal rolling window shutters, and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely, guide tracks, mounting fasteners and metal screws
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
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Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions, metal storm panels, roll up products in the nature of metal rolling window shutters, and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely guide tracks and mounting fasteners
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Metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions; storm panels; roll-up products, namely metal rolling window shutters; and metal hardware for metal shutter curtain assemblies and metal rolling window shutters, namely guide tracks and mounting fasteners Non-metal shutter curtain assemblies comprised of interlocking blade extrusions; non-metal storm panels; roll-up products, namely, non-metal rolling window shutters; and replacement parts for the aforesaid goods, namely, guide tracks and mounting fasteners
