A handrail, comprising a handrail body and a mounting plate, wherein at least one end of the handrail body is provided with a fixture block, and the fixture block and the end face of the said handrail body jointly form a notch; the mounting plate is preferred to be fixed on a wall, the mounting plate has an outer side face facing the handrail body and an inner side face facing the wall, a boss is arranged on the mounting plate protruding from the inner side face toward the outer side face, and a slot penetrating through the inner side face and the outer side face is arranged on the boss, the fixture block is inserted into the slot and bent to form a first bending part, and the first bending part is firmly pressed against the inner side face of the boss.

The invention relates to a handrail for a staircase comprising a handrail member and an adjustable securement device (80, 85) to support the hand rail member at variable heights above the stairs of a staircase.

An adjustable deck shelf assembly has repositionable components to enable the assembly to be secured to variably dimensioned and assembled deck railings. A shelf is secured to a hinged shelf support board with a removable locking shaft in a mechanical interference fit to permit removal and storage of the shelf and assembly. Hinged truss shelf supports secured to support legs can be deployed to support the shelf and retracted for storage. An adjustable deck shelf/seat assembly incorporates variable-height outriggers attached to truss shelf supports and a variable-height shelf support board to enable the assembly to be arranged as a shelf or as a seat.

A bracket for connecting a stair rail to a post comprises a base and a cover adapted to slide over the base. The base comprises a plate and two opposed sidewalls. The plate has first and second surfaces. The sidewalls extend from the first surface of the plate. Two plate protrusions are formed on the second surface of the plate, with the two plate protrusions extending for at least a portion of a height of the plate. The cover comprises a roof, two opposed cover walls extending from the roof, and two flanges. Each of the cover walls comprise a cover wall edge, with each of the flanges extend from the cover wall edge for at least a portion of a height of the cover wall. The flanges are adapted to engage with the plate protrusions when the cover is slid over the base.

A handrail mount for filet tables and other accessories that relies on two opposing sleeves that slide over the already-in-place ladder handrails. Each sleeve comprises a pair of long, narrow, open conduits that face each other, separated by spacers. The conduits define open troughs that slidably receive the tubular handrails. Each sleeve includes a clamp for clamping the ladder handrail in place. A filet table or other object may be secured atop the two opposing sleeves by locking handle latches, and a knife storage box can be hung on the sleeves.

The invention relates to a handrail for a staircase comprising a handrail member and an adjustable securement device (80, 85) to support the hand rail member at variable heights above the stairs of a staircase.

A handrail, comprising a handrail body and a mounting plate, wherein at least one end of the handrail body is provided with a fixture block, and the fixture block and the end face of the said handrail body jointly form a notch; the mounting plate is preferred to be fixed on a wall, the mounting plate has an outer side face facing the handrail body and an inner side face facing the wall, a boss is arranged on the mounting plate protruding from the inner side face toward the outer side face, and a slot penetrating through the inner side face and the outer side face is arranged on the boss, the fixture block is inserted into the slot and bent to form a first bending part, and the first bending part is firmly pressed against the inner side face of the boss.

A ligature-resistant grab bar provides ligature-proof self-support of persons at toilets, showers, baths or other locations where persons require self-support assistance. The ligature-resistant grab bar includes an elongate body that may be an extruded member, which has a flange disposed at a planar rear surface extending from the elongate body on a first side and a second side of the elongate body. The sides of the elongate body have curved side channels for drainage of water that extend from an inner edge of the flange toward a central axis of the elongate body to a gripping profile forming a front of the elongate body, which may be circular or elliptical in cross-section, of a front half of the gripping profile. The ligature-resistant grab bar also includes a bottom end cap and a top end cap attached to the ends of the elongate body.

A platform system comprising a platform structure having at least one modular platform unit with platform connection features on a side surface thereof to which other components can be connected, the other components including at least two of the following: another modular platform unit, a stair unit, a tower unit, a handrail unit, and a ladder unit. A stair assembly is connected to the platform structure via said connection features, the stair assembly comprising a plurality of stair units connected together to provide a number of steps equal to the sum of steps of the stair units.

Set of shapes for retaining a glass plate, including a first shape (10) having a base plate (11) from which project columns (12a, 12b) between which define a longitudinal channel (13), having at the upper end of each column a longitudinal groove (14, 15). Second shapes (20) arranged vertically aligned on each column of the first shape, this second shape having at its lower end an appendix (22) complementary to the groove (14, 15); presenting the upper end of the second shape on its edge of its internal face a longitudinal recess (27) that determines the means of seating and securing a third shape (30). Said third shape each has an upper surface (32, 32) that sits on the upper end (27) of the second shape, with a longitudinal fold complementary to the longitudinal recess (27) of the second shape and within which it sits in retention. The upper surface (32, 32) projects downwards attached to the external surface (12, 24) of (10, 20) covering the joint between them. The lower end of each third shape forms at the lower end a longitudinal L seat (38) turned towards the external face of each column of the first shape. A fourth shape (40) is placed on each side of the corresponding column of the first shape and has a substantially horizontal wing (42) at the free end of which has a longitudinal projection (43) that seats in connection with the longitudinal recess seat (27).) of the third shape: said horizontal wing (42) is continued by a section of shape (45) partially attached against the external face of the respective column up to where a continuous concave surface (47) projects facing a hosted light source in (39h).