A mounting device including a base having an open bottom, a longitudinal axis, and a linear guide on the base. The linear guide guides support hardware in linear movement along the longitudinal axis. An internal cavity is under the base for containing a sealant against and in cooperation with a roof when the mounting device is secured to the root. An opening is though the base is for receiving a fastener when the mounting device is secured to the roof. The opening is in communication with the internal cavity. The linear guide extends beyond the internal cavity.

A fastener for a corrugated sheet includes a cylindrical assembly including elongated, plate shaped fastening members assembled as a hollow cylinder, the fastening member tapered to one end to form a hook at one end and having a curved groove on an outer surface, and a curved trough on the outer surface at the other end of the fastening member, the curved troughs assembled to form an annular recess; a retainer ring secured to the annular recess; a ring-shaped elastic member secured to the curved groove; a first sealing member put on the retainer ring; and a washer; a threaded bolt driven through the washer, the retainer ring, and the fastening member; and an expansion nut having a multi-sided outer surface and moveably secured to the threaded bolt.

A fastener for a corrugated sheet includes at least one support on a top of the corrugated sheet; at least one steel member on a bottom of the corrugated sheet; a cylindrical assembly including elongated, plate shaped fastening members assembled as a hollow cylinder, each fastening member tapered to one end to form a hook and having a curved groove on an outer surface, and a curved trough on the outer surface at the other end, the curved troughs assembled to form an annular recess; a retainer ring secured to the annular recess; and a ring-shaped elastic member secured to the curved groove; a threaded bolt driven through the retainer ring, the fastening members, the support, and the corrugated sheet into the steel member; an expansion nut moveably secured to the threaded bolt; and a ring-shaped first sealing member fastened between the support and the corrugated sheet.

Provided is a vehicle seat capable of providing its coupling structure with a vibration reducing function at a low cost. One aspect of the present disclosure provides a vehicle seat including a cushion frame. The cushion frame includes a first member and a second member, and a coupling structure coupling the first and second members to each other. The coupling structure includes a first collar having a cylindrical shape and fixed to the first member, a second collar having a cylindrical shape and inserted in the first collar, a bolt inserted through the second collar, a first elastic element arranged between the first collar and the second member in an axial direction of the bolt, and a second elastic element held between the first and second collars in a radial direction of the bolt. The first collar has an inner diameter changing along an axial direction of the first collar.

Provided is a vehicle seat capable of providing its coupling structure with a vibration reducing function at a low cost. One aspect of the present disclosure provides a vehicle seat including a cushion frame. The cushion frame includes a first member and a second member, and a coupling structure coupling the first and second members to each other. The coupling structure includes a first collar having a cylindrical shape and fixed to the first member, a second collar having a cylindrical shape and inserted in the first collar, a bolt inserted through the second collar, a first elastic element arranged between the first collar and the second member in an axial direction of the bolt, and a second elastic element held between the first and second collars in a radial direction of the bolt. The first collar has an inner diameter changing along an axial direction of the first collar.

Fastener-removal method and assembly including a washer member (22) integral with a fastener-removal member (26) are provided. A fastener (16) may be disposed in a through hole (24) in the washer member. The fastener-removal member is arranged to receive a mechanical force effective to remove the fastener. Embodiments of the disclosed assembly are effective for quick removal of relatively high-strength fasteners, as may be used in combustion turbine engines, without having to directly apply torque to structures of the fastener, such as the head of a fastener, and thus reducing the possibility of damage to the fastener during servicing operations of the turbine engine involving fastener removal.

Fastener-removal method and assembly including a washer member (22) integral with a fastener-removal member (26) are provided. A fastener (16) may be disposed in a through hole (24) in the washer member. The fastener-removal member is arranged to receive a mechanical force effective to remove the fastener. Embodiments of the disclosed assembly are effective for quick removal of relatively high-strength fasteners, as may be used in combustion turbine engines, without having to directly apply torque to structures of the fastener, such as the head of a fastener, and thus reducing the possibility of damage to the fastener during servicing operations of the turbine engine involving fastener removal.

The present invention is directed at a wire-cage mountable multi-part fastener adapted for holding pet accessories. The fastener can be securely attached to a cage by mutually abutted fastener's female and male portions, from the inside and the outside of the cage, respectively. When said female and male portions are pressed into one other by threadable means while having the cage's bars sandwiched between them, the resulting friction allows the fastener to remain in a stationary relation to the cage.

The present invention is directed at a wire-cage mountable multi-part fastener adapted for holding pet accessories. The fastener can be securely attached to a cage by mutually abutted fastener's female and male portions, from the inside and the outside of the cage, respectively. When said female and male portions are pressed into one other by threadable means while having the cage's bars sandwiched between them, the resulting friction allows the fastener to remain in a stationary relation to the cage.

A fastener kit can securely affix a washing machine on a lightweight wall. The washing machine includes a rear panel for coupling to the wall through the fastener kit. A tub configured to contain washing water may be integrally formed with the rear panel. The fastener kit has an anchor rod with one end section forming tight contact with the inner surface of a fastening hole on the lightweight wall by using a chemical anchor. The other end section of the fastener kit is coupled to the rear panel.