The present invention relates to a drywall particulate-catching device that catches dust, particulates, and debris while repairing drywall. The device is primarily comprised of a body having a pouch and a flap with at least one adhesive strip. During use, the device can be adhered to a drywall surface below a working area via the adhesive strip such that pouch of the body catches any dust, particulates, and debris created by the drywall maintenance. The flap can then be attached to the body via a second adhesive strip to seal the contents of the pouch such that it can be discarded.

A foldable, disposable protective cover for round gang boxes and lighting housings mounted in walls and ceilings to prevent dust, joint compound, paint, and other building material from entering the receptacles during finish construction operations. This provides a safer electrical environment for electrical wire connections, light bulbs, switches and outlets. The cover is foldable from a stamped planar sheet. The cover is dimensioned to cover conventionally-sized openings of round gang boxes and lighting housings. The cover is easily extracted from a receptacle by lifting the lid from the body and applying hand pressure to crush the cover in-place. Once removed, the gang box or lighting housing interior edges can be easily shaved and sanded clean of excess dried joint compound or paint, to reveal a perfectly completed gang box or lighting housing ready for the installation of electrical components.

A foldable, disposable protective cover for round gang boxes and lighting housings mounted in walls and ceilings to prevent dust, joint compound, paint, and other building material from entering the receptacles during finish construction operations. This provides a safer electrical environment for electrical wire connections, light bulbs, switches and outlets. The cover is foldable from a stamped planar sheet. The cover is dimensioned to cover conventionally-sized openings of round gang boxes and lighting housings. The cover is easily extracted from a receptacle by lifting the lid from the body and applying hand pressure to crush the cover in-place. Once removed, the gang box or lighting housing interior edges can be easily shaved and sanded clean of excess dried joint compound or paint, to reveal a perfectly completed gang box or lighting housing ready for the installation of electrical components.

A joining part for a multipurpose system for partitioning a premise and protecting it, regardless of its configuration, in particular angular, includes a contact pad with a bearing surface comprising a cylinder. Two superposed rings are fitted around the cylinder of the pad and are mounted so as to rotate with respect to one another. Each ring includes a protrusion for fastening a longitudinal element of the partitioning system. The joining part also includes a support base for a telescopic prop. The support base and the contact pad include complementary fastening means configured such that the rings are free to rotate about the cylinder but butt against the pad and the base.

Systems and methods for collecting roofing debris are provided. A number of support poles are provided, each of which are configured to rest against a wall of a structure being serviced. A debris collection chute comprising a number of attachment points spaced apart along an upper edge of the debris collection chute is also provided. Each of the support poles comprise an attachment device configured to selective engage one of the number of attachment points such that the debris collection chute is suspended in a vertical orientation at an angle from the wall.

A light weight plastic liner adapted for receipt over an aerial lift basket. The lift basket mounted on a wheeled boom or scissor lift. The liner includes a floor cover and four side covers for covering an inside and an outside of four sides of a frame on the lift basket. Also, the liner includes a removable door cover for covering a hinged door on the lift basket. Further, the liner includes a bungee cord in a bottom seam of the liner for holding the liner in place on the lift basket.

The present invention relates in general to the protection of central air conditioning systems during roof demolition and replacement, and more specifically, to a protective roofing shield for an outdoor air conditioning unit and method of use. One aspect of the protective roofing shield includes a framework and canopy that partially encloses the outdoor air conditioning unit to guard against falling debris while not obstructing air flow to the outdoor air conditioning unit to prevent damage to the unit. The protective roofing shield may be adjustable in height and length to be compatible with different sizes, manufacturers and locations of outdoor air conditioning units. The protective roofing shield and method of use is designed to be easily assembled, disassembled, and conveniently transported from one roofing job site to another by a single user to improve efficiency for a roofing contractor.

The present invention relates in general to the protection of central air conditioning systems during roof demolition and replacement, and more specifically, to a protective roofing shield for an outdoor air conditioning unit and method of use. One aspect of the protective roofing shield includes a framework and canopy that partially encloses the outdoor air conditioning unit to guard against falling debris while not obstructing air flow to the outdoor air conditioning unit to prevent damage to the unit. The protective roofing shield may be adjustable in height and length to be compatible with different sizes, manufacturers and locations of outdoor air conditioning units. The protective roofing shield and method of use is designed to be easily assembled, disassembled, and conveniently transported from one roofing job site to another by a single user to improve efficiency for a roofing contractor.

A doorframe protection device comprises a shell and an insert disposed within the shell. The shell is formed of a resilient material and has an outer wall, a pair of sidewalls extending from the outer wall, and an arm extending from each of the sidewalls to a distal end opposite the outer wall. The distal ends of the arms are biased towards each other. A lanyard opening is disposed in the outer wall. The insert is formed of a pliable material has a main body shaped to conform to and cover an inside of the outer wall, the sidewalls, and the arms of the shell.

A doorframe protection device comprises a shell and an insert disposed within the shell. The shell is formed of a resilient material and has an outer wall, a pair of sidewalls extending from the outer wall, and an arm extending from each of the sidewalls to a distal end opposite the outer wall. The distal ends of the arms are biased towards each other. A lanyard opening is disposed in the outer wall. The insert is formed of a pliable material has a main body shaped to conform to and cover an inside of the outer wall, the sidewalls, and the arms of the shell.