A specialized in-wall mounting apparatus encapsulates a virtualized hardware box and related electronic components in a uniquely-vertical and inverse orientation. The specialized in-wall mounting apparatus holds the virtualized hardware box vertically and inversely (i.e. upside down) with mounting brackets to position the front plate of the virtualized hardware box to face the ground, the rear plate to face up, and the body of the virtualized hardware box to be parallel to a vertical wall. Preferably, the specialized in-wall mounting apparatus is partially embedded in the vertical wall, with a carved-in section on the vertical wall. The apparatus may also optionally incorporate a thermal dissipation meshed screen front door. Furthermore, instead of utilizing a conventional MDF room, multiple specialized in-wall mounting apparatuses may be embedded in multiple office rooms in a distributed manner to connect multiple virtualized hardware boxes and PoE switches through in-wall distributed Ethernet cabling and fiber backbone.

A mounting arrangement comprised of a first component for attachment to a support, and a second component supportable by the first component. The first component has a first side which is in use distal from the second component and provides a supporting portion spaced from the first side. The second component provides an engagement portion for engagement with the supporting portion. The mounting arrangement provides a restraining part moveable between a restraining configuration for restraining disengagement of the engagement portion from the supporting portion, and a release configuration for allowing disengagement of the engagement portion from the supporting portion. The mounting arrangement further provides a securing component which is insertable between the second component and the first side of the first component to restrict disengagement of the engagement portion from the supporting portion.

A screen attachment assembly is provided and includes a cover extending between a first cover end and a second cover end, a base extending between a first base end and a second base end, and a spline. The cover includes a lip extending from a cover body at the second cover end and an arm extending from the cover body. The base includes a first leg and a second leg extending from a base body in the same direction. The spline is disposed between the first and second legs. The first cover end of the cover is pivotally connected to the first base end such that the cover and base are integrated as a single piece. The cover is movable between an open position and a closed position such that the lip is positioned adjacent to the second leg and the arm abuts the first leg in the closed position.

A screen door assembly for an opening of loading dock includes a frame having first and second vertical members joined together by first and second horizontal members. The screen door assembly further includes at least one stay element extending along a lateral axis and secured at each end to the respective vertical member. The screen door assembly further includes a screen material, at least one of a top edge or bottom edge of the screen material being secured to the stay element. The screen door assembly is configured for use in the longitudinal clearance gap of a main door guide track, between the main door guide track and an inside wall of the loading dock. The screen door operates independent of the main door, such that both doors can be closed at the same time.

Method and apparatus for an electrically powered hand tool which can be used to install a spline into the groove on a frame member of a screened-in porch or window screen wherein the tool uses a reciprocating roller to press the screen and spline into the groove of the frame member so that the screen can be secured to the frame member. The hand tool has a handle serving as a housing for an electric motor with a rotating output shaft connecting to a transmission for creating reciprocating motion of a drive shaft having a distal end supporting a rotatable wheel adapted to compress the spline in the groove containing a portion of the screen while the handle is moved along the spline in the groove by a user.

Systems and methods for receiving a screen and securing the screen relative to a frame are described. A device embodiment includes, but is not limited to, an adapter body defining a channel configured to receive a rigid screen support supporting a screen, and an extension offset from the channel, the extension configured to be inserted into a groove of a frame for an opening to hold the screen relative to the opening when the channel receives the rigid screen support.

A retractable screen system for a fenestration assembly includes a catch assembly, a pair of edge rails, and a screen assembly. The catch assembly is configured to couple to an outer surface of a sash. The catch assembly includes a catch element. The screen assembly includes a roller housing, a roller assembly, a control bar, and screen material. The roller housing is configured to couple to an outer surface of the frame. The control bar includes a hook element extending along at least a portion of the control bar. The hook element is configured to selectively engage the catch element. The roller assembly is configured to apply tension to the screen material to permit the screen material to unwind from the roller assembly under a tension applied by moving the catch assembly away from the roller assembly when the hook element engages the catch element.

A cambered screen has multiple frame members that form a frame in a first plane. At least one of the members is cambered in a second plane that is transverse to the first plane. A screening mesh is applied to the frame to create the screen. When installed in a window or door frame channel, the cambered screen cooperates with the walls of the channel to secure the screen in the channel.

A door system including a primary door molding attachable to a primary door frame, the primary door molding including a first vertical member and a first hinge member extending from the first vertical member. One of a horizontal member from which the first vertical member downwardly extends and the first vertical member includes a first rotatably engageable element, and the first hinge member includes a second rotatably engageable element vertically spaced from the first rotatably engageable element.

A screen door kit for patio sliding glass doors that swing out structured and arranged to replace the sliding screen doors associated with sliding glass patio doors with a traditional, hinged screen door that is sold as an easy-to-install kit thereby eliminating the problems of sliding screen doors, which tend to come off their tracks or get stuck.