A mirror apparatus that includes a mirror that is at least partially covered by a decorative door that is movable away from the mirror so that the mirror can be cleaned. The mirror apparatus includes a frame having an inner surface that defines a display opening. The mirror which is coupled to the frame may have a reflective front surface that is exposed within the display opening. The decorative door may be pivotably coupled to the frame between a closed state whereby the decorative door overlies the mirror and an open state whereby the decorative door does not overlie the mirror. In the open state, the mirror is completely exposed for cleaning. The mirror apparatus may also include a locking assembly for locking the decorative door in the closed state.

A device and method for hanging objects on a wall is disclosed. The device may be a hanging tool that includes a tubular main body that is elongated, has a rectangular cross-sectional profile, and defines a plurality of evenly spaced fastener openings. In use, this hanging tool is positioned on the wall and mounted thereto. Then, a object is placed on an upper surface of the hanging tool and subsequently hung on the wall.

The invention relates to a framed art hanging system for hanging pictures and other similar items such as art, photos, diplomas, posters, paintings and framed sports memorabilia on walls. The system allows the installer of a framed picture to easily hang the picture utilizing the combination of a magnetic connection and a mechanical connection. The magnetic connection is achieved by utilizing a magnet, preferably adhered to a plate which is attached to either the back of the picture frame or to the wall and a metal plate which is magnetically attracted to the magnet, the metal plate being placed on the other location (either the back of the picture frame or to the wall). Three example ways to achieve a mechanical connection are described. The first way is to place an abrasive coating on either the frame plate or the magnet plate and a deformable substance coating on the other. The second way is to combine fins and grooves, one being placed on the frame plate and the other being placed on the magnet plate. The last way is to utilize geometric protrusions and depressions, one being placed on the frame plate and the other being placed on the magnet plate.

A method includes capturing, using an Internet of Things (IoT) device, real-time video of a user performing an exercise associated with a first exercise class. Real-time video of the user is displayed, via a display, concurrently with video of an instructor, to provide a visual comparison of the user to the instructor. Image analysis of the real-time video of the user is performed to determine a performance of the user, and a representation thereof is displayed. Biometric data associated with the user is received at the IoT device from a wearable device at multiple points in time. Heart rates are identified based on the biometric data, and scores based on the heart rates are displayed via the display. A recommendation for a second exercise class different from the first exercise class is determined based on a profile of the user, and displayed via the display.

An artwork handling system including: a bracket having a body being configured to be attached to an artwork, the body having an aperture extending at least partway therethrough; a handling tool, wherein one or more parts forming the aperture are adapted to: transfer weight of the artwork to the handling tool that is inserted into the aperture from a side of the artwork, the side extending transversely to a front surface displaying an artwork area; and assist in holding the artwork with the handling tool.

An artwork handling system including: a bracket having a body being configured to be attached to an artwork, the body having an aperture extending at least partway therethrough; a handling tool, wherein one or more parts forming the aperture are adapted to: transfer weight of the artwork to the handling tool that is inserted into the aperture from a side of the artwork, the side extending transversely to a front surface displaying an artwork area; and assist in holding the artwork with the handling tool.

A base plate has a generally rectangular central section, a trapezoidal lower section, a generally rectangular upper section, and similarly configured generally semi-circular side sections. Vertical bends are between the side sections and the central section whereby the side sections extend forwardly to form an angle of 90 degrees with respect to the central section. Each side section has a pivot hole and a horizontal bend between the upper section and the central section. A support wire is shaped to form central, lower and upper regions. The central region has converging legs. The lower region has an upwardly extending J-shaped hook. The upper region has outwardly extending coaxial pivot fingers received in the pivot holes.

A retail display system is provided with a point-of-sale display unit sized to be received in a retail store aisle. A first and a second plurality of mirror panes are oriented within the display unit, which are formed from different material compositions. A mirror display assembly is provided with samples from the first and second pluralities of mirror panes to visually demonstrate the material composition difference between the first plurality of mirror panes and the second plurality of mirror panes. The mirror display assembly is provided with a support with a base. An image surface is mounted upon the base. A first sample mirror pane is mounted to the support and oriented at an angle relative to the image surface to reflect the image surface. A second sample mirror pane is mounted to the support and oriented at an angle relative to the image surface to reflect the image surface.

A retail display system is provided with a point-of-sale display unit sized to be received in a retail store aisle. A first and a second plurality of mirror panes are oriented within the display unit, which are formed from different material compositions. A mirror display assembly is provided with samples from the first and second pluralities of mirror panes to visually demonstrate the material composition difference between the first plurality of mirror panes and the second plurality of mirror panes. The mirror display assembly is provided with a support with a base. An image surface is mounted upon the base. A first sample mirror pane is mounted to the support and oriented at an angle relative to the image surface to reflect the image surface. A second sample mirror pane is mounted to the support and oriented at an angle relative to the image surface to reflect the image surface.

A tool, such as a level, including one or more polymer/plastic body segment, protective cover and/or seal is provided. The covers discussed herein may limit or prevent dirt or construction materials, such as concrete, from entering into the level body. The cover may also be a non-stick material, such as a polymer outer sleeve, that limits the ability of dirt and construction material to adhere to the level. The level may also include scratch resistant vial windows.