A handle configured to be mounted on a pole (e.g., of an IV stand). The handle includes a handle grip having first and second ends with a central section therebetween. The central section is lower than the first and second ends. The handle grip is configured to be gripped by a user at a location between the central section and one of the first and second ends. The handle grip may include first and second sections that each extend upwardly from a central section. The first section is configured to be gripped at a natural grip angle by the user's a right hand and the second section is configured to be gripped at the natural grip angle by the user's a left hand. The handle may include a connector portion configured to be mounted to the pole and connected to the handle grip.

A stroller pull handle system that selectively attaches or built into a four or three wheel stroller that allows a stroller to be pulled by a person walking in front of the stroller. In one embodiment, the handle system includes a transversely aligned support bar that extends between stroller's frame members. In another embodiment, the handle member is U-shaped with two legs that that attach to pegs that extend perpendicular from the stroller's frame member. In a third embodiment, the handle member is attached to a peg attached to a clip that attaches to the stroller frame. The handle member may be longitudinally aligned and stacked over the stroller frame when not in use. In a fourth embodiment, the handle member is made of an upper section and a lower section pivotally attached. The upper section can be rotated in a rearward direction and used for pushing or rotated forward for pulling.

The present invention relates to a connection device for connecting a first cleaning cart to a second cleaning cart along a connecting direction, each configured for receiving cleaning utensils and comprising rollers for moving on a ground surface, wherein the connection device comprises a first connecting part fixed or fixable to the first cleaning cart and a second connecting part fixed or fixable to the second cleaning cart, wherein the respective connecting part comprises a base region and a projection region projecting therefrom in a direction towards the respective other connecting part, wherein a first locking element is arranged at the first projection region of the first connecting part and a second locking element is arranged at the second projection region of the second connecting part, wherein the locking elements are configured to be in engagement with one another when in a locking position and to be out of engagement when in an unlocking position, and wherein the projection regions are arranged transversely and in particular perpendicularly to the connecting direction, in lateral side-by-side relation to one another. The invention further relates to a cleaning system with two or more cleaning carts and a connection device.

The invention relates to a cleaning system comprising a hand-guided cleaning cart which comprises rollers and is movable over a supporting surface, for transporting and storing cleaning utensils for manual cleaning, wherein the cleaning system comprises at least one receiving device arranged at the cleaning cart and two or more different functional devices for operation and/or use of the at least one cleaning cart, wherein the functional devices are selectively connectable to the at least one receiving device, and wherein the at least one receiving device and the functional devices comprise cooperating connecting elements.

A hamper has a fabric bag, and a supporting frame assembly that has a foldable wall assembly, a base and a top frame. The foldable wall assembly has a rear frame, a left frame a right frame. The base has a rear side that is pivotally connected with the bottom side of the rear frame, with the left and right sides of the base removably coupled to the bottom sides of the left frame and the right frame, respectively. The top frame has a rear side that is removably coupled to the top side of the rear frame, with the left and right sides of the top frame removably coupled to the top sides of the left frame and the right frame, respectively. The fabric bag has four side walls, each side wall having a lip extending around the upper edge of each side wall, and four vertical corner sleeve pockets.

A vehicular mobile storage cart, for a car having a hitch (21, 22), the cart comprising: a hitch gripping mechanism (30), connectable to the car hitch (21, 22); a lifting mechanism (40), connectable to the hitch gripping mechanism (30); and a wheel cart (10), connectable to the lifting mechanism; wherein the lifting mechanism being adapted to diminish its dimensions in a folded state thereof to allow opening a back door of a vehicle thereof when being folded.

The present invention relates to a mobile housekeeping cart having a base supported by casters and wheels, where the casters have user-accessible swivel-lock levers to aid in controlling the motion of the mobile cart. Brackets extend downward from the corners of the base as housings for wall-protecting corner rollers. The corner rollers are positioned at a sufficiently low height so that the adjustable shock absorption rollers will impact base trim on walls instead of the wall surfaces themselves. The cart also has a main body storage area with an adjustable shelf, and a top storage area with a top hood. Handles are provided for user control of the cart, as well as to provide an attachment area for removable side storage bags, as well as providing attachment of tools and cleaning supplies.

A motorized cart with a frame, the frame having a floor, a first elongated side wall, a second elongated side wall, a rear wall, and a front wall that is hingedly connected to the floor. The cart includes a winch that is situated on the rear wall of the cart. A winch belt with a hook on the end of it extends forward from the rear wall. The cart has two wheels that are longitudinally aligned with one another so that one wheel is directly in front of the other wheel, and the wheels are centered longitudinally within the floor of the cart. The cart also has an electric motor that is powered by a battery and is operable in both forward and reverse gear.

The application discloses a frame of double-person baby carriage and a frame folding mechanism thereof The frame folding mechanism comprises an upper link, a lower link, a middle upright rod, two upper supporting rods, two lower supporting rods and two foot frames. The upper link and the lower link are spaced apart in a vertical direction; the middle upright rod is vertically connected between the upper link and the lower link; first ends of the two upper supporting rods are pivotally connected to both ends of the upper link; first ends of the two lower supporting rods are pivotally connected to both ends of the lower link; the foot frames are arranged in a vertical direction, top ends of the foot frames are pivotally connected to second ends of the upper supporting rods, bottom ends of the foot frames are pivotally connected to second ends of the lower supporting rods.

A tactical transport cart manually navigable over both topographic and hydrographic terrains has a frame, a payload support on the frame, a hard point of attachment or connection on the frame or the payload support, a pair of wheels or other terrain-engaging transport propulsion members attached to the frame, a handle structure attached to the frame, at least one motor connected in driving relation to the transport propulsion members, a battery for providing motive power to the motor, and a control device connected between the battery and the motor for controlling supply of motive power to the motor. The frame, transport propulsion members and handle structure are cooperatively dimensioned and configured for movement of the cart over ground surfaces of topographic terrains and for partially and fully submerged movement over water-covered surfaces of hydrographic terrains.