An objective of the beach wagon is to provide users with a 3-in-1 outdoor accessory. In order to accomplish this, the beach wagon provides a multifunctional structure which can be utilized as a normal wagon as well as a beach chair. The beach umbrella configuration of the beach wagon further enables the attachment of an umbrella to provide a beach chair and umbrella combo. The structure of the beach wagon provides a foldable frame which can be configured into a wagon configuration or a chair configuration. Further, the foldable frame of the beach wagon enables easy and compact storage in the back of a vehicle. Additionally, the beach wagon is equipped with wide sand tires, and accommodates various secondary attachments such as cup holders, coolers etc. Furthermore, a modular wheel system of the beach wagon allows users to use different size and type of wheels.

A mobile sheltered workstation includes a housing. The workstation includes a main support member having a lower end coupled to the housing and extending upwardly therefrom, the main support member being length adjustable and telescopically movable between a retracted configuration and an extended configuration. A canopy framework includes a lower end selectively coupled to an upper end of the main support member and movable between a stowed configuration adjacent the housing and a deployed configuration displaced from the housing. A canopy is selectively coupled to the canopy framework and configured to cover a geometric area thereof.

The disclosure relates to a medical imaging supply transport cart having enhanced safety features and a process implementing the same. The medical imaging supply transport cart includes a support surface configured to support medical imaging supplies, the support surface further configured to support a support mechanism, and the support mechanism further configured to support the medical imaging supplies. The support mechanism further configured to rigidly hold the medical imaging supplies with a first holding mechanism, the medical imaging supplies configured to store at least one dose of a nuclear medicine, a plurality of wheels arranged below the support surface, at least one door configured to enclose the medical imaging supplies, and a handle configured to be grasped by a user to guide the medical imaging supply transport cart.

A foldable wagon assembly is disclosed herein including multiple features. In one aspect, a push handle is provided that includes pivoting connections located inward from a longitudinally outermost edge of a frame of the wagon. In another aspect, an upper end of the frame includes at least one slot for securely attaching a soft goods enclosure to the wagon. A pull handle is also provided that can be securely attached in a generally upright position via a retention clip formed on the frame of the wagon.

A mobile cart having a body and a canopy, the top of the body having a work surface which includes a flat panel on a front portion of the top and one or more open face top receptacles on a rear portion, the flat panel horizontally slidable for opening the front portion of the top of the body to reveal a top storage receptacle. The rear having one or more rear panels which can be opened to reveal a rear storage receptacle. The front having an open face front receptacle on a portion of the front. The bottom having four corners, each of its four corners having a caster proximal thereto.

A kinesthetic waterpark is provided wherein a child or children move at least one lever to prime a pump system which moves water from a water tank to tubing running along the frame of a canopy. The waterpark may be combined with a wagon or may be used as a standalone recreational waterpark. The waterpark includes a center post connected to a detachable canopy and a pumping system, wherein the pumping system includes a water tank or reservoir, a device to pump the water, and tubes which dispense the water in a desired pattern. In a preferred embodiment, the kinesthetic waterpark is mounted to a wagon, wherein the wagon includes a water sealed seating area with a drainage port, the center post and detachable canopy, and a pumping system.

A disposable cart liner includes a sheet of thin material having a perimeter formed by a first longitudinal edge, an opposing second longitudinal edge, a first lateral edge, and an opposing second lateral edge. A tension fastener is woven through apertures in the perimeter. The sheet fits at least around a handlebar and into a seat portion of a shopping cart. A cape is formed at the periphery. A shopping liner kit includes a container, a disposable cart liner, and one or more additional liners. The additional liners are chosen from a pair of disposable gloves with a tension fastener; a baby bottle liner with a tension fastener; and a toilet seat cover with a tension fastener.

A double-cross cart comprises two side wall assemblies, a front wall assembly, a rear wall assembly, a bottom frame assembly, a draw bar assembly and four wheels. A front end and a rear end of the bottom frame assembly are rotatably connected to a lower end of the front wall assembly and a lower end of the rear wall assembly, respectively. The draw bar assembly is rotatably connected to the rear wall assembly. The four wheels are arranged at the lower end of the front wall assembly and the lower end of the rear wall assembly. Each side wall assembly is a double-cross structure composed of two X-shaped connecting rods that are hinged together.

A cart has a sunshade connecting device that includes a standpipe upper joint with a standpipe mounting hole that receives a standpipe of the cart and a plug-in mounting hole that receives a sunshade seat. A mounting groove is positioned above the plug-in mounting hole. A quick release button clamp is arranged in the mounting groove and adapted to engage a fixing groove on the sunshade seat. A plug head mechanism is configured for pushing the sunshade seat upward out of the plug-in mounting hole. The sunshade seat may be plugged into the plug-in mounting hole with the quick release button engaged with the fixing groove to fix the sunshade seat. When the sunshade needs to be removed, the quick release button may be pressed and disengaged from the fixing groove of the sunshade seat. The plug head mechanism may then eject the sunshade seat from the plug-in mounting hole.

A coupling system and method for connecting a first cart to a second cart includes a first stabilizing arm configured to span between the first cart and the second cart on a first side, and a second stabilizing arm configured to span between the first cart and the second on a second side opposite from the first side.