A subfloor electrical trench duct includes an elongated U-shaped body supported by adjustable support members and has an access cover. The cover is supported by one leg of each of a pair of identical, oppositely disposed L-shaped channels extending axially of the body. A first leg of each channel has a predetermined width such that it will extend to a position substantially flush with the outer surface of the cover when the cover is supported by the second leg. The second leg, in turn, has a predetermined width such that it extends a predetermined distance above the cover when the cover is supported by the first leg for accommodating placement of carpet or tile on the cover. Each channel includes an elastomeric sealing member disposed at the internal vertex area thereof to effect a seal with the cover. A seal member is also advantageously provided at the facing end areas of adjacent covers.
A tee assembly for use between horizontal raceway sections and a vertical raceway has a divider that separates the cables running between separate wireways in these raceways. The divider has unique ramps to guide fiber optic cables around generous radii, and is also reversible to lend a degree of flexibility to the divider.
Trim piece for trench duct which can be used where the floor covering is tile or carpet. There are three outwardly extending flanges. In the tile mode, one flange is used as a tile separator and the other flanges are used respectively to support the trench cover and an edge of the floor tile. In the carpet mode, the trim is turned 180.degree. so the tile separator flange is inactive wile the other flange respectively support the edge of the floor tile and the trench cover. In the tile mode, the edge of the floor tile has vertical support so the breakage is avoided. This is attained by that the trim flange supporting the edge is in turn supported by the trench and by concrete.
Side rail structure for trenchduct side rail has a lower section and an upper section. The lower section is thin, galvanized sheet steel and the upper section is an aluminum extrusion clamps connect the upper and lower sections so that in a full bottom trench the whole trench can be adjusted. In both full bottom and bottomless trench, the upper section can be adjusted with respect to lower section. In the full bottomless trench a friction fit holds upper and lower sections together.
A system and method for carpeting trench headers, including a cover plate having a support flange on the bottom of one lateral edge with a notch therein and an aligned notch in the other lateral edge, a "L" bracket on the longitudinal edges and the lateral edge where the flange is located, carpet on the cover within the "L" brackets, and a tool adapted to the inserted through the slots of adjacent covers to engage the bottom of one cover and lift the cover without disturbing the carpet.
A display assembly for miniatures comprises a case with a rear wall panel, side wall panels, and floor and ceiling panels which can be removed and reinserted. The floor and ceiling panels are supported in grooves in side support members within the case and these floor and ceiling panels slide into place to hold the rear panel. The side panels have spacers which project beyond the rear edges of the side panels to fit into recesses in the rear panel. This construction also provides adequate spacing between the case walls and the interior walls, floor and ceiling panels so that wiring for miniature lamps and other appliances can be run.
