A concrete system comprising a concrete threaded rod and a concrete part having a threaded aperture for receiving the concrete threaded rod.

A compact joining and leveling system for parts of furniture and furnishing items with a bottom and a shoulder includes, in combination, a front-foot unit and a rear-foot unit, wherein each front- and rear-foot unit includes a leveling group with a regulation mechanism in height that can be maneuvered with tools, wherein the leveling group of the front-and rear-foot units can be actuated from the front with respect to the piece of furniture through the space between the base and the floor, wherein the system also includes a connection group for stably interconnecting the bottom and the shoulder through a blocking element, and wherein the connection group can be actuated from the front with respect to the piece of furniture through the space between the bottom and the floor.

A display stand, for example an artist's easel, consists of an adjustable frame assembly defining a display area for supporting an object. The display area is adjustable to vary its height and width so that it can adjust to the dimensions of an object. The stand includes a set of opposing vertical stand supports adjustably and lockably coupled to opposing sides of the frame assembly so as to vary and lock the height of the frame assembly above a bearing surface. The supports are braceable between the bearing surface and an opposing surface to orient the frame assembly in a user-selected height above the bearing surface. The arrangement allows the display area to be scaled in a rectilinear profile through the range of adjustments.

A display stand, for example an artist's easel, consists of an adjustable frame assembly defining a display area for supporting an object. The display area is adjustable to vary its height and width so that it can adjust to the dimensions of an object. The stand includes a set of opposing vertical stand supports adjustably and lockably coupled to opposing sides of the frame assembly so as to vary and lock the height of the frame assembly above a bearing surface. The supports are braceable between the bearing surface and an opposing surface to orient the frame assembly in a user-selected height above the bearing surface. The arrangement allows the display area to be scaled in a rectilinear profile through the range of adjustments.

The present disclosure provides furniture pads having multiple segments that can coupled and decoupled to accommodate a desired size. The pads include a body of a protective material, with an inner segment and a first outer segment. The inner segment has at least one smaller cross-sectional dimension than the outer segment. Additional outer segments can have progressively increasing cross-sectional dimensions such that the all resulting segments are nested.

The present disclosure provides furniture pads having multiple segments that can coupled and decoupled to accommodate a desired size. The pads include a body of a protective material, with an inner segment and a first outer segment. The inner segment has at least one smaller cross-sectional dimension than the outer segment. Additional outer segments can have progressively increasing cross-sectional dimensions such that the all resulting segments are nested.

A joining system with a leveller for parts of furniture and furnishing items with a bottom (12) and shoulders (11) of the type comprising, in combination: at least one unit with a front foot (14) and at least one unit with a rear foot (15), wherein each front- and rear-foot unit (14, 15) comprises a connection group (GC) and a blocking group (GB) and a levelling group (GL) that can be maneuvered by means of tools, wherein the connection group (GC) and blocking group (GB) of the front- and rear-foot units (14, 15) can be actuated from the front with respect to the piece of furniture through the space between the bottom (12) and the floor, where as the levelling group (GL) of each front- and rear-foot unit (14, 15) can be maneuvered by means of a tool (35) that can be inserted in a small hole (34) formed in the bottom (12) above, and aligned with each front foot and rear foot (14, 15).

A joining system with a leveller for parts of furniture and furnishing items with a bottom (12) and shoulders (11) of the type comprising, in combination: at least one unit with a front foot (14) and at least one unit with a rear foot (15), wherein each front- and rear-foot unit (14, 15) comprises a connection group (GC) and a blocking group (GB) and a levelling group (GL) that can be maneuvered by means of tools, wherein the connection group (GC) and blocking group (GB) of the front- and rear-foot units (14, 15) can be actuated from the front with respect to the piece of furniture through the space between the bottom (12) and the floor, where as the levelling group (GL) of each front- and rear-foot unit (14, 15) can be maneuvered by means of a tool (35) that can be inserted in a small hole (34) formed in the bottom (12) above, and aligned with each front foot and rear foot (14, 15).

A cabinet leg is provided including a body securable to an underside of a cabinet and a shaft engageable with the body such that rotation of the shaft moves the shaft toward or away from the body. A foot is secured to a lower end of the shaft including a first portion attached to the shaft and a second portion rotatable relative to the first portion. A plurality of openings are provided around the periphery of the foot for receiving a first end of a tool such that teeth on the tool engage with teeth on the first portion. Rotation of the tool causes rotation of the first portion relative to the second portion, thereby rotating the shaft and adjusting the height of the cabinet leg.

A pad includes a support structure for supporting a mechanical device. The support structure includes a horizontal layer supported by vertical members. The pad also includes a leveling mechanism for leveling the pad. The leveling mechanism can include first, second, third and fourth leveling legs near a first, second, third and fourth corner, respectively of the pad. The leveling legs can be screwed into or out of the pad such that during installation of the mechanical device, an installer can level the pad by screwing in or out the first, second, third and fourth leveling legs until the pad is level.