Robert K Batscher

54962480, Mar 5, 1996

Apr 11, 1995

8/419901

Robert K. Batscher - Bonita Springs FL

A63B 2216

482146

The Roc-A-Way. TM. personal exercise device is designed for use by a single person to improve his or her balance and sense of well being. It consists of a solid elongated member having at each of its ends a horizontal upwardly facing flat rectangular foot platform. The two spaced apart foot platforms are connected by an elongated downwardly curved center portion of the device whose downwardly facing lower surface touches the floor in a horizontal plane substantially lower than the plane of the two foot platforms. A smoothly rounded pivot point on the lower surface of the device is located near each end of the device directly beneath one of the upwardly facing foot platforms.

54888042, Feb 6, 1996

Mar 24, 1995

8/410499

Robert K. Batscher - Bonita Springs FL

B60J 504

49462

A device for protecting a hung door and the adjacent trim and wallboard from damage during construction. The device has a channel having an closed end and a open end and a plurality of upstanding sidewalls therebetween. The open end and the closed end and the upstanding sidewalls form an engagement slot that releasably grips a vertical edge of the door. Each upstanding wall is fabricated from a resilient material that contacts an exterior surface of the door without damaging the door in releasable communication. A bumper is disposed on an outer surface of the channel for resiliently contacting the adjacent wallboard and trim and rebounding away after contact. Finally, a wedge is gluably adhered to an outer surface of the closed end of the channel and urges closed communication between the door and an upstanding jamb member adjacent the door.