A lightweight, interlocking, freestanding, reconfigurable, all-weather wall system for use in law enforcement, emergency services, and military training. The wall system may comprise a plurality of wall panels and a plurality of panel interlocking connectors capable of temporarily connecting two or more wall panels. The modular wall system may be capable of being assembled and disassembled without the use of tools.

The invention relates to a modular wall system comprising a number of mutually releasably couplable wall modules for forming in coupled state a reusable assembled wall, wherein a wall module comprises a wall part with attaching means for releasably attaching at least an exchangeable cloth along at least one side of the wall part, wherein the attaching means comprise: at least a first cloth attaching element arranged close to or on a first outer end of the wall part; at least a second cloth attaching element arranged close to or on a second, opposite outer end of the wall part; an exchangeable cloth to be attached along the at least one side of the wall part to the first and second attaching element mounted on the wall part for the purpose of providing a desired appearance on the relevant side of the wall part.

A universal hub adapter for a portable display frame assembly, the hub adapter being configured to mount to an outer surface of a display hub of the frame assembly. The universal hub adapter is configured to adapt the display hub of the frame assembly between the mounting of a first graphics system including a plurality of stretched fabric panels and a second graphics system including a channeled sub-frame for mounting a larger fabric panel. The universal hub adapter can include a faceplate having a substantially planar outer surface and a concave inner surface configured to mate with the convex outer surface of the display hub and a threaded post having a threaded portion, a securement plate, a button shaft, and a button head, the threaded portion configured to pass through an aperture of the faceplate and couple to the display hub, such that the securement plate abuts up against the faceplate thereby securing the faceplate to the display hub, the button shaft and button head configured to operably couple to one of a stretched fabric panel or a sub-frame assembly.

A modular panel assembly for use with, e.g., a shower enclosure. The modular panel assembly includes a plurality of panels, each panel having a first side surface and a second side surface. The modular panel assembly also include a plurality of channel members, wherein each channel member is configured to be coupled to an edge portion of one or more panels. Additionally, a plurality of brackets are provided, wherein each bracket is configured to hold both the first side surface and the second side surface of two or more of the plurality of panels and an end portion of one or more of the plurality of channel members.

A pedestal for supporting a partition and a method for a partition. The pedestal includes a base for mounting onto a floor, the base having a peripheral outer surface. The pedestal also includes a body having a first end opposite a second end and an inner surface proximate the first end interfacing with the base peripheral outer surface. A cap is coupled to the body proximate the second end, and a bracket is coupled to the cap for coupling with a partition. The method includes connecting a base to a floor, coupling a body of to the base, coupling a sleeve to the base on which is coupled a bracket, and coupling the partition to the bracket.

A portable exhibit display includes a frame and a fabric covering for tensioned securement to the frame, wherein the frame incorporates a plurality of first magnets defining magnetic attachment regions of a magnetic attachment array. An accessory provided with one or more attachment points attractive to the first magnets may be removably magnetically secured to the fabric covering in proximity to respective magnetic attachment regions of the magnetic attachment array.

A clip for removably attaching a cubicle wall extension element to a top surface of a cubicle wall includes two elongate arms rotatably coupled together at an attachment portion. Each one of the arms has an upper portion and a lower portion, and the attachment portion is disposed between the upper portion and the lower portion. Each one of the arms also has a first angled portion between the lower portion and the attachment portion, and a second angled portion between the attachment portion and the upper portion. A space between the lower portions of the arms is sized and shaped to fit over the top surface of the cubicle wall. A torsion spring is disposed between the two arms so that the two arms are spring biased to have a resting configuration in which the lower portions of the arms are open and the upper portions of the arms are closed.

A system for reversibly dividing a space is disclosed. Independent panels, with track followers attached to both narrow sides, move along parallel tracks. The panels start in an overhead storage space. The tracks are shaped such that as the panels move from the storage space into the space to be divided, one panel stops higher and the next panel slides down and then under the first panel. These panels preferably form a single-plane divider in the space.

A tripartite tension rod assembly, including a first vertical telescoping tension rod, the first tension rod having a first spring loaded endcap and a second non-spring-loaded foot, the first tension rod having a first longitudinal axis; a second vertical telescoping tension rod, the second tension rod having a first spring loaded endcap and a second non-spring-loaded foot, the second tension rod having a second longitudinal axis; a first arcuate bracket arranged to be fixedly secured to the first vertical tension rod; a second arcuate bracket arranged to be fixedly secured to the second vertical tension rod; and, a horizontal telescoping rod extending between the first and second arcuate brackets, the horizontal rod having a third longitudinal axis which, when assembled, is substantially perpendicular to the first and second longitudinal axes.

A service block system defining a living space for a user of said service block system, the service block system including: a) a base frame contained in the living space and delimiting a pair of corresponding rooms of the living space, the base frame supporting at least one service unit selected from the group comprising a bathroom unit and a kitchen unit; b) a displacement mechanism operatively connected to the base frame for displacement of the base frame within the living space in order to adjustably vary corresponding sizes of the rooms in accordance with a displacement of the base frame about the living space of the service block system; and c) at least one connection selected from the group comprising plumbing and electrical connections, for connecting the mobile service block system to a corresponding infrastructure of a building associated to the service block system.