SHERU

Class [006]
Metal Products

Back-up boards, back-up sheets, back-up panels, entry boards, entry sheets, and entry panels made out of metal for use in the operation of drilling holes in printed circuit boards; Bolt snaps of metal; Bolts of metal; Doors of metal for indoor use; Fittings of metal for beds; Fittings of metal for furniture; Furniture fittings of metal, namely, drawer slides; Hardware, namely, metal brackets for general use; Knobs of metal; Lock cylinders of metal; Metal chain door guards; Metal chains; Metal door frames for refrigerating rooms; Metal furniture casters; Metal hinges; Metal window casements; Metal window cranks; Metal window frames; Metal window jambs; Metal window pulleys; Metal window sashes; Metal window screens; Metal window shutters; Metal window sills; Metal window trim; Metal bells; Metal doorknockers; Metal fireplace screens; Metal gates; Metal gutters; Metal hooks; Metal knobs; Metal knockers; Metal laths; Metal locksets; Metal rails; Metal rigging chain; Metal rolling window shutters; Metal runners for sliding doors; Metal self-aligning demountable snap fasteners consisting of press fasteners and press studs for use in attaching panels, hatches, floors and furniture in boats, motor vehicles, trains, aircraft and buildings; Metal shims; Metal skid chains; Metallic doors for strongbox; Metallic frames for sliding doors; Nails; Window casements of metal; Window casings of metal; Window fasteners of metal; Window frames of metal; Window rails of metal; Window sashes of metal; Window stops of metal; Brackets of metal for furniture; Buckles of common metal; Building materials, namely, in-wall trash and recyclable containment system sold as a unit, namely, in-wall metal trash chute device for mounting and spring-loaded chute doors; Coffin fittings of metal; Counterweight arbor assembly in the nature of a framework with weights in it made primarily of metal and also sometimes including non-metal parts for providing a counterweight for use assisting with the manually powered lifting by means of ropes, cables and/or chains of theatrical objects during the performance of theatrical productions; Couplings of metal for chains; Cut nails; Door fittings of metal; Door knobs of common metal; Eye bolts; Fasteners, namely, metal bars and chains; Floor hinges of metal; Furniture fittings of metal; Gate hardware, namely, metal gate latches; Horseshoe nails; Luminous paving blocks of metal; Metal bolts; Metal door latches; Metal hardware for use in descending ropes, namely, belay devices; Metal hardware for use in descending ropes, namely, descenders; Metal hardware, namely, carabiners of metal; Metal hardware, namely, double-end swivels; Metal hardware, namely, general use wall and ceiling mounts for audio, video or computer equipment; Metal hardware, namely, karabiners of metal; Metal hardware, namely, nuts; Metal hardware, namely, pulleys; Metal hardware, namely, spacers used in the installation of flooring; Metal hardware, namely, springs; Metal hardware, namely, washers; Metal latch bars; Metal latches; Metal lock boxes; Metal locks; Metal ball lock pins; Metal bed fittings; Metal concrete construction hardware, namely, load transfer dowels; Metal door bolts; Metal door hardware, namely, keys and key cylinders; Metal door hardware, namely, non-powered door actuators; Metal fish plates in the nature of hardware for fastening rails; Metal hexagon head bolts; Metal hose fittings; Metal joinery fittings; Metal pipe fittings; Metal sash locks; Metal security lock cylinders; Metal window fittings; Non-electric metal door bells; Paving blocks of metal; Recreational vehicle stabilization system comprised of a pair of adjustable metal tubing braces that are placed against each side of the vehicle frame and are connected with a chain and are tensioned with a chain tensioner; Refractory blocks of metal; Rivets, cramps and nails of metal; Runners of metal for sliding doors; Support bracket made of metal for attachment to furniture to support items to be kept in hands' reach, such as a pistol, remote control, flashlight, cell phone, or eyeglasses; Tools chests of metal sold empty