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Back-To-Back Bulbs
Get twice the light. The (2) sockets for standard incandescent bulbs have crimp terminals with jumper leads. (Use 18-gauge wire.) The single steel bracket between them has (1) 3/8" threaded mounting hole in the center. Picture an older ceiling fixture, or a light above a medicine cabinet. They are rated at 250 volts, 660 watts each. The double socket is 4-1/4" x 1-1/4" dia OA. UL/CSA listed
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34282 DOUBLE SOCKET |
Worth Springing For
No large ones, but (101) amazingly assorted small extension, compression and torsion springs -- most, but not all, 1" to 2" long. Assorted lengths, assorted widths, assorted finishes, asorta handy bag of replacement parts to have around the house.
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92272 101 PIECE SPRING ASSORTMENT |
A/V Ports
Standard-sized, white-plastic wall plates for permanent A/V wiring. Choose one with (3) female RCA terminals, or one with (2) RCA and (1) coax terminal. Ports are color coded.
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35207 PLATE, 3 RCAS | |
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35208 PLATE, RCAS, COAX |
Chainettes
We could have offered you 50 feet of 3/32" dia ball chain and a handful of connectors, but we're saving you the trouble of creating individual key chains. You'll get (100) 6-1/4" lengths, each with (1) connector.
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35495 BALL CHAINS |
Pull-N-Scratch
It's either a telescoping aluminum backscratcher, a fork for people whose elbows don't bend, or a sand rake for miniature Zen gardens. You pick. The 5-draw shaft extends from 6-5/8" to 20-3/8" long, the 5-tine rake is 1-3/16" wide, and it has a pocket clip.
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93640 POCKET SCRATCHER |
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