US20030001058A1 - Configurable mount - Google Patents

Abstract

Apparatuses and systems for mounting an adjustable arm for a peripheral device. The systems are configurable mounting systems for mounting an arm device. The systems comprise a set of components which may be configured to create a clamp mount, a wall mount, a “reverse” wall mount, or table or “flat” mount, a panel mount, and a slat mount. The components of the mounting apparatuses and systems all include a shaft holder for receiving the shaft of the arm apparatus. A variety of attachment configurations are provided to attach the shaft holder to a surface.

Description

• This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/106,729 filed Nov. 2, 1998 and U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/108,469 filed Nov. 14, 1998.[0001]
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
• The present invention relates to apparatuses and systems for mounting an adjustable arm for a peripheral device such as a computer display screen, a keyboard, a telephone or the like.[0002]
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
• Apparatuses and configurable mounting systems for mounting an arm device are disclosed. The arm device may be attached to a peripheral device, which may be an electronic device such as a computer display screen, a keyboard, a telephone or the like.[0003]
• The systems comprise a set of components which may be configured to create apparatuses including a clamp mount, a wall mount, a “reverse” wall mount, or table or “flat” mount. In addition, the systems may comprise components which may be configured to create a panel mount and a slat wall mount. The mounting systems have many benefits and advantages to the consumer, distributor and manufacturer. The consumer obtains more than one different mounting option for the price of a single mount. Previously, the consumer was required to choose the type of mount which she desired at the time of purchase of the arm. The systems also provide flexibility of providing a different mounting configuration in the future, if the consumer decides to move the arm or reconfigure the mount. A distributor of the mounting systems benefits by being relieved from maintaining an inventory of each of the different types of mounts. Also, the mounting systems may be efficiently packaged since the component elements are preferably no wider than the width of a typical arm apparatus. There are several advantages to the manufacturer including a decrease in inventory costs similar to that of the distributor, a lowering of the “piece” price of the mount since components of the systems may be used in a number of configurations and distinct castings are not required for each type of mount, and a decrease in labor costs since the consumer completes final assembly in the configuration she desires.[0004]
• The components of the mounting systems include a shaft holder for receiving the shaft of the arm device, a long “L” member, and short “L” member, a clamping plate, and clamping screw. In a preferred embodiment, these components are used in conjunction with standard hardware including a long bolt with a hex head, a short screw, a pair of screws having flat tapered countersunk heads, a pair of wall screws, and a single nut. With these components and hardware, at least four of the above-noted mounting configurations may be achieved by the mounting systems of the present invention.[0005]
• In another aspect, the configurable mount invention additionally comprises adapter brackets that are used to secure the mount to conventional office panel systems and both single and dual slot wall systems.[0006]
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
• The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and form a part of the specification, illustrate the embodiments of the present invention and, together with the description serve to explain the principles of the invention.[0007]
• In the drawings:[0008]
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an apparatus according to the present invention in a reverse wall mount configuration and the orientation of the arm device to the mount;[0009]
• FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an apparatus according to the present invention in a clamp configuration mounted to a table top;[0010]
• FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a clamp configuration of the present invention;[0011]
• FIG. 4 is a perspective view of an apparatus according to the present invention in a wall mount configuration mounted to a wall;[0012]
• FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a wall mount configuration of the present invention;[0013]
• FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an apparatus according to the present invention in a reverse wall mount configuration mounted to a wall;[0014]
• FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view of a reverse wall mount configuration of the present invention;[0015]
• FIG. 8 is a perspective view of an apparatus according to the present invention in a table mount configuration mounted to a table top;[0016]
• FIG. 9 is an exploded view of a table mount configuration of the present invention;[0017]
• FIG. 10A is a top elevation view of a shaft holder according to the present invention;[0018]
• FIG. 10B is a cross-section side elevation view of the shaft holder shown in FIG. 10A along line[0019]10B-10B;
• FIG. 11A is a top elevation view of a clamping plate according to the present invention;[0020]
• FIG. 11B is a side elevation view of the clamping plate shown in FIG. 11A;[0021]
• FIG. 12A is a front elevation view of a long “L” member according to the present invention;[0022]
• FIG. 12B is a side elevation of the long “L” member shown in FIG. 12A;[0023]
• FIG. 12C is a top elevation view of the long “L” member shown in FIG. 12A;[0024]
• FIG. 13A is a front elevation view of a short “L” member according to the present invention;[0025]
• FIG. 13B is a side elevation of the short “L” member shown in FIG. 13A;[0026]
• FIG. 13C is a top elevation view of the short “L” member shown in FIG. 13A;[0027]
• FIG. 14 is an exploded view of a mount configuration of the present invention with an adapter bracket to secure the mount to a office panel wall system;[0028]
• FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the panel wall mount configuration;[0029]
• FIG. 16 is an exploded view of a mount configuration of the present invention with an adapter bracket arrangement to secure the mount to a slatwall having an upwardly facing slat;[0030]
• FIG. 17 is an exploded view of a mount configuration of the present invention with an adapter bracket arrangement to secure the mount to a slatwall having upwardly and downwardly facing slats;[0031]
• FIG. 18 is an exploded perspective view of an arrow clamp configuration of the present invention;[0032]
• FIG. 19 is a side elevation view of the narrow short “L” member and the narrow clamping plate of the present invention.[0033]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
• In describing a preferred embodiment of the invention illustrated in the drawings, in which like numerals represent like parts, specific terminology will be used for the sake of clarity. However, the invention is not intended to be limited to the specific terms so selected, and it is to be understood that each specific term includes all technical equivalents which operate in a similar manner to accomplish a similar purpose.[0034]
• With reference to the drawings, in general, and FIGS. 1 through 17 in particular, the apparatuses and systems of the present invention are disclosed.[0035]
• Reference is made to FIG. 1, 3,[0036]5,7,9,10A and10B which illustrate mountingapparatuses84,82,80,86 for mounting adevice10 having an arm18 on asurface2,4. Each apparatus includes ashaft holder20 that has plurality ofwalls22. It is anticipated that the plurality ofwalls22 can merge to embody ashaft holder20 that is circular. Thewalls22 define areceptacle24 having anenclosed bottom26 and an opened top portion. Thereceptacle24 is shaped to receive anarm device10 having a cylindrical shaft14. The shaft14 of thearm device10 may be removably inserted inreceptacle24 through the opened top portion as indicated by arrow6, in which it may freely rotate.
• In one embodiment (not shown), a washer may be placed in the bottom[0037]26 of thereceptacle24 to create a more secure fit between the shaft14 and thereceptacle24. Preferably, the washer is made of plastic. In yet another embodiment (not shown), a bushing can be included on the interior sides of thewalls22 of thereceptacle24 to create less friction and a more secure fit between the shaft14 and thereceptacle24.
• The mounting apparatuses of the current invention each include an attachment means to attach the[0038]shaft holder20 to a surface. A wide variety of attachment means may be employed to attach theshaft holder20 to a surface. The preferred attachment means, along with alternative attachment means, are subsequently described.
• In preferred embodiments, the apparatuses further comprise a cylindrical threaded rod and a[0039]nut60. The bottom26 further comprises ahole28 for receiving the rod. Theshaft holder20 is attached to a long “L”member30 or to asurface2,4 by passing the cylindrical threaded rod through the bottom26hole28 and through the long “L”member30 or thesurface2,4, and securing thenut60 to the rod. When theshaft holder20 is attached to a long “L”member30, the long “L”member30 in turn is attached to asurface2,4.
• FIGS. 1, 6,[0040]7,10A,10B, and12A through12C show the mounting system of the present invention configured as a reversewall mount apparatus84 having a long “L”member30. The long “L”member30 has afirst flange32 and asecond flange36 that are generally perpendicularly attached to one another.First flange32 has an “a”side33 and a “b”side34. The “a”side33 is the side offirst flange32 that is facingsecond flange36. The “b”side34 is opposite the “a”side33 offirst flange32.
• Long “L”[0041]member30 is secured by at least onewall screw54 threaded through at least one threadedhole38 insecond flange36, and intowall4. Preferably,second flange36 contains two threadedholes38, arranged vertically to each other, and the long “L” member is secured by two wall screws54. In a preferred embodiment, the wall screws54 are made of wood, and they are secured to a stud inwall4. Alternatively, any type of threaded cylindrical rod may be used in place of the at least onewall screw54, provided the rod is of sufficient strength to hold theapparatus84 to thewall4.
• In this embodiment, the[0042]shaft holder20 is secured to the “b”side34 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 byscrew56, having a flat tapered countersunk head, andnut60. Preferably, screw56 is ⅜-16×1 inch long.Screw56 passes throughhole35 offirst flange32 andhole28 ofbottom26 ofshaft holder20. The head ofscrew56 may be received by a recess in thehole35 on the “a” side offirst flange32. Preferably, bottom26 has arecess29 adapted to receive thenut60.
• With reference to FIGS. 2, 3,[0043]10A through13C, the mounting system configured as aclamp mount apparatus82 is shown.Shaft holder20 is secured to “b”side34 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 byscrew56 andnut60. In a preferred embodiment, screw56 has a flat tapered countersunk head and dimensions of ⅜-16×1 inch long.Hole35 on the “a”side33 offirst flange32 has a recess to receive the tapered head ofscrew56. The tapered head ofscrew56 is adapted to be secured in a countersunk manner inhole35 such that a flat surface is obtained on “a”side33 offirst flange32.Screw56 extends throughhole28 through the bottom26 ofshaft holder20. Ahex nut60 is secured to screw56.
• Preferably, bottom[0044]26 ofshaft holder20 has arecess29 adapted to receive thenut60 which facilitates in the securing ofnut60.Second flange36 of long “L”member30 has at least one threadedhole38. In a preferred embodiment,second flange36 has two threadedholes38.
• Short “L”[0045]member40 havingfirst flange42 andsecond flange44 in a general perpendicular orientation to each other is attached to thesecond hole38 which is the farthest fromfirst flange32 of long “L”member30 byscrew58.First flange42 has a threadedhole43, andsecond flange44 has a recessedhole45. Preferably, screw58 has a flat tapered countersunk head and dimensions of ⅜-16×½ inch long.Screw58 extends throughhole45 offlange44 into the lower threaded hole insecond flange36 such that the head ofscrew58 is countersunk relative to face46.
• It is to be understood however, that any type of threaded cylindrical rod may be used in place of[0046]screw58, provided the rod is of sufficient strength to hold the short “L”member40 to the long “L”member30.
• [0047]First flange42 of short “L”member40 has a threadedhole43 for receiving clampingscrew52 which is screwed throughhole43 and meetshole51 of clampingplate50. Preferably, clampingscrew52 is ½-13×3 inches long, and the end of clampingscrew52 is adapted to receive a hex head wrench which is used to tighten the clamp.
• [0048]Hole43 is generally centered belowhole35 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30. The mount is secured to a projecting work surface such as a table top by clamping thesurface2 between “a”side33 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 and the top surface of clampingplate50. In a preferred embodiment, the clampingplate50 is made of steel, is circular, and has a 2 inch diameter. Ahole51 is located in the center of clampingplate50.
• In other embodiments (not shown), at least one buffering pad may be placed between “a” side of[0049]first flange32 and thesurface2. In addition, the at least one buffering pad may be alternatively or additionally placed between the top of clampingplate50 and thesurface2. The buffering pad is shaped similarly to clampingplate50, having a 2 inch diameter and including a center hole. The buffering pad can protect the surface from abrasion from theapparatus82. In addition, the buffering pad can create a more secure contact between theapparatus82 and the surface. While any non-abrasive material could be used to make the buffering pad, a preferred material is neoprene foam. Additionally, the buffering pad may contain an adhesive for adhering to the pad to the “a” side offirst flange32 or to the clampingplate50.
• FIGS. 18 and 19 show the mounting system of the present invention configured as a narrow clamp mount apparatus[0050]90. The narrow clamp mount90 is similar to theclamp mount82. Narrow clamp mount90 utilizes the long “L”member30 andshaft holder20 utilized inclamp mount82. In addition, narrow clamp mount90 attaches the long “L”member30 to theshaft holder20 in the same manner in which they are attached for theclamp mount82.
• The narrow clamp mount[0051]90, however, is adapted to be clamped onto a narrow projecting surface302, on which the top surface of the projection is deeper than the bottom surface of the projection. A desk having legs or sides is an example of a narrow projecting surface. The narrow clamp mount90 can be used on a narrow projecting surface302 that is narrower than the width of thefirst flange42 of the short “L”member40 ofclamp mount82. To fit on the narrow projecting surface302,first flange342 of narrow short “L”member340 is narrower thanfirst flange42 of short “L”member40. In addition, a clamping plate is used that is narrower than clampingplate50. Thenarrow clamping plate350 is at least as narrow asfirst flange342 of narrow short “L”member340. Preferably, thenarrow clamping plate350 is in the form of a rectangular clamping bar that has a centeredhole351.
• In this embodiment, narrow short “L”[0052]member340 havingfirst flange342 andsecond flange344 in a general perpendicular orientation to each other is attached to thesecond hole38 which is the farthest fromfirst flange32 of long “L”member30 byscrew58.First flange342 has a threadedhole343, andsecond flange344 has a recessedhole345. Preferably, screw58 has a flat tapered countersunk head and dimensions of ⅜-16×½ inch long.Screw58 extends throughhole345 offlange344 into the lower threaded hole insecond flange36 such that the head ofscrew58 is countersunk relative to face346.
• It is to be understood however, that any type of threaded cylindrical rod may be used in place of[0053]screw58, provided the rod is of sufficient strength to hold the narrow short “L”member340 to the long “L”member30.
• [0054]First flange342 of narrow short “L”member340 has a threadedhole343 for receiving clampingscrew52 which is screwed throughhole343 and meetshole351 ofnarrow clamping plate350. Preferably, clampingscrew52 is ½-13×3 inches long, and the end of clampingscrew52 is adapted to receive a hex head wrench which is used to tighten the clamp.
• [0055]Hole343 is positioned off-center belowhole35 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30. The bottom side of the projecting portion of narrow projecting surface302 may be narrower than the width offirst flange32 of long “L”member30. First flange of narrow short “L”member340 is narrower thanfirst flange32 of long “L”member30. As a result,hole343 is positioned closer thanhole35 to the edge of narrow projecting surface302.
• The mount[0056]90 is secured to a narrow projecting work surface302 by clamping the surface302 between “a”side33 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 and the top surface ofnarrow clamping plate350. In a preferred embodiment, thenarrow clamping plate350 is made of steel. Buffering pads (not shown) may be utilized similarly to the utilization of the buffering pads for theclamp mount82. However, in this embodiment, the buffering pad for thenarrow clamping plate350 would be rectangular.
• FIGS. 4, 5,[0057]10A,10B, and12A through12C show the mounting system of the present invention configured as awall mount apparatus80. Similar to the reversewall mount apparatus84 configuration, long “L”member30 is secured by at least onewall screw54 threaded through at least one threadedhole38 insecond flange36, and intowall4. Preferably,second flange36 contains two threadedholes38, arranged vertically to each other, and the long “L” member is secured by two wall screws54. In a preferred embodiment, the wall screws54 are made of wood, and they are secured to a stud inwall4. Alternatively, any type of threaded cylindrical rod may be used in place of the at least onewall screw54, provided the rod is of sufficient strength to hold theapparatus80 to thewall4.
• [0058]Shaft holder20 is secured to “a”side33 offirst flange32 byscrew64 andnut60. Preferably, screw64 has dimensions of ⅜-16×⅞ inches long. It is also preferred thatnut60 is positioned inrecess29 in the bottom ofshaft holder20. FIGS. 8, 9,11A and11B show the mounting system of the present invention configured as a table orflat mount86.Table mount86 comprisesshaft holder20 which is secured to a projectingsurface2, which may be a table top, preferably by passingbolt62 throughhole28, a hole insurface2 andhole51 of clampingplate50 and securing the same withnut60. Preferably thebolt62 has a tapered hex head, and dimensions of ⅜-16×2 inches long. In this preferred embodiment, thebottom hole28 is recessed29 for receiving the head of thebolt62.
• Preferably, the projecting[0059]surface2 is at least one inch wide and no wider than the length of thebolt62 with thenut60 attached. A hole may be drilled in thesurface2 before passing thebolt62 through the surface. Preferably, the drilled hole has a ⅜ inch diameter.
• While the use of a clamping[0060]plate50 is preferred, it may be omitted from theflat mount apparatus86 configuration.
• In other embodiments (not shown), at least one buffering pad may be placed between the bottom of the[0061]shaft holder20 and thesurface2. In addition, the at least one buffering pad may be alternatively or additionally placed between the top of clampingplate50 and thesurface2. Preferably, the buffering pad is shaped similarly to clampingplate50, having a 2 inch diameter and including a center hole. The buffering pad can protect the surface from abrasion from theapparatus86. In addition, the buffering pad can create a more secure contact between theapparatus86 and the surface. While any non-abrasive material could be used to make the buffering pad, a preferred material is neoprene foam. Additionally, the buffering pad may contain an adhesive for adhering to the pad to the bottom of theshaft holder20 or to the top of clampingplate50.
• With reference to FIGS. 14 and 15, the mounting system of the present invention is configured as a panel wall mount apparatus. Typically, conventional panel wall systems have vertically aligned pairs of slots for receiving brackets and the like for securing shelves or table tops to the panel wall. The configurable mount of the present invention may be secured to the vertically aligned pairs of slots thereby permitting the arm apparatus to be secured directly to the[0062]panel wall130.Second flange36 of long “L”member30 is attached tobracket120 by at least onebolt121 passing through at least onehole122 on outward face123 into at least one threadedhole38 ofsecond flange36. Preferably,second flange36 is attached tobracket120 by twobolts121 passing through twoholes122 on outward face123 into two threadedholes38 ofsecond flange36. Bracket123 has a plurality ofhooks126 adapted to engageslots128 inpanel wall130. Set screws orbolts124 and125 are threaded throughholes127 and129 respectively and press againstpanel wall130 to securebracket120 in a fixed manner. Preferably, threadedholes127 and129 for set screw orbolts124 and125 are positioned at the top and bottom ofbracket120. Preferably,plate110 is positioned betweenpanel wall130 and set screws orbolts124 and125 to prevent damage topanel wall130.
• Optionally,[0063]plate110 hastabs114 for engaging a pair ofslots128 to assist in retainingplate110 in the properly aligned position during assembly.Plate110 may also haveholes112 to receive or permit at least onebolt121 to pass throughplate110 in an unobstructed manner whenbracket120 is being secured tosecond flange36 of long “L”member30.Shaft holder20 is secured to “a”side33 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 as described above.
• It is to be understood that any type of threaded cylindrical rod may be used in place of[0064]bolts121 and set screws orbolts124,125 provided they are of sufficient strength for their intended purposes.
• FIGS. 16 and 17 show the mount of the present invention configured as a slat wall mount apparatus. FIG. 17 illustrates a configuration for mounting to a[0065]slatwall200 having only upwardly facing slats.Second flange36 of long “L”member30 is attached tofirst bracket210 by at least one bolt passing through at least one hole offace flange215 into at least one threadedhole38 ofsecond flange36. Preferably,second flange36 is attached tofirst bracket210 bybolts220 and221 passing throughholes222 and223 respectively offace flange215 into two threadedholes38 ofsecond flange36.Lip214 oftop flange212 is adapted to engage an upwardly facingslat202 ofslatwall200.First bracket210 is secured to the slat by set screws orbolts218 threaded throughholes216 and tightened againstface206 of the slat.
• A[0066]second bracket240 has atop flange242 withlip244 to engage a lower upwardly facingslat203.Second bracket240 has aface flange245 having aportion247 thereof angled toward theslatwall200 and is secured in position onlower slat203 by set screws orbolts248 which are threaded throughportion247 and press against the underside oflower slat203.Second bracket240 is secured tofirst bracket210 bybolts250 and251 passing through holes inface flange245 andslots230 and231, respectively, inface flange215 andnuts252 and253.Shaft holder20 is secured to “a”side33 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 as described above.
• It is to be understood that any type of threaded cylindrical rods may be used in place of[0067]bolts220,221,250,251 and set screws orbolts218,248 provided they are of sufficient strength for their intended purposes.
• FIG. 17 illustrates a configuration of the mounting system of the present invention configured as an upwardly facing and downwardly facing slat wall mount apparatus. This apparatus is adapted for mounting to a[0068]slat wall200 having upwardly and downwardly facing slats.First bracket210 is secured to long “L”member30 and the upwardly facing portion ofslat202 in the same manner as described above. In this configuration, a second bracket260 has alower flange262 withlip264 to engage the downwardly facing portion ofslat204. Second bracket260 is secured in position onlower slat204 by set screws orbolts248 which are threaded throughholes269 through the bottom oflower flange262 at an upward angle and press against theouter face206 oflower slat204. Second bracket260 is secured tofirst bracket210 bybolts250 and251 passing through holes inface flange245 andslots230 and231, respectively, inface flange215 andnuts252 and253.Shaft holder20 is secured to “a”side33 offirst flange32 of long “L”member30 as described above.
• It is to be understood that any type of threaded cylindrical rods may be used in place of[0069]bolts250,251 and set screws orbolts248 provided they are of sufficient strength for their intended purpose.
• This invention includes a mounting system that incorporates all or some of the components above described in FIGS. 1 through 19. In conjunction with the components described in FIGS. 1 through 19, the system of the current invention also includes all or some of the configurations above described in relation to FIGS. 1 through 19.[0070]
• In addition to the preferred embodiments previously described in detail, the[0071]shaft holder20 may be attached to a horizontal, vertical or angled surface my attachment means (not shown) including glue, magnets, hook and loop material sold under the trademark VELCRO, tongue and groove assemblies, and the like.
• The components of the mounting system may be fabricated using any suitable material such as aluminum, iron, steel other alloys as are well known in the art. Preferably, long “L”[0072]member30, short “L”member40,shaft holder20 and clampingplate50 are cast forged. Any suitable, durable plastic material may be used for “lightweight” applications. In a preferred embodiment, thenut60 is fabricated from nylon.
• Although this invention has been illustrated by reference to specific embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made which clearly fall within the scope of the invention.[0073]

Claims (35)

What is claimed is:

1. A mounting apparatus for mounting a device having an arm on a surface, said apparatus comprising:

a shaft holder, said shaft holder having a plurality of walls, said walls defining a receptacle having an enclosed bottom and an opened top portion, said receptacle shaped to receive said arm, and said arm being removably insertable into said receptacle through said opened top portion; and

an attachment means, said attachment means attaching said shaft holder to said surface.

2. The mounting apparatus as described inclaim 1, wherein said plurality of walls form a circular shaft holder.

3. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 1, wherein said apparatus further comprises:

a cylindrical threaded rod and a nut;

said bottom further comprising a hole for receiving said rod, said shaft holder being attached to said surface by passing said cylindrical threaded rod through said hole and through said surface, and securing said nut on said rod.

4. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 3, wherein said rod further comprises a bolt, said bolt further comprising a tapered hex head, and said bottom hole being recessed for receiving said head of said bolt.

5. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 3, further comprising a washer, said washer positioned on said bottom of said shaft holder.

6. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 3, further comprising a clamping plate, said plate having a centrally located hole, said rod passing through said hole in said plate after passing through said surface whereby screwing said nut on said rod pushes said plate against said surface.

7. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 6, further comprising at least one buffering pad, said at least one buffering pad positioned between said bottom and said surface.

8. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 7, wherein said at least one buffering pad is positioned between said surface and said clamping plate.

9. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 1, wherein said apparatus further comprises:

a cylindrical threaded rod and a nut,

said bottom further comprising a hole for receiving said rod, said hole being recessed for receiving said nut;

a long “L” member, said long “L” member being comprised of a first flange and a second flange, said first flange being generally perpendicularly attached to said second flange, said first flange having a bolt hole, and said long “L” member being attached to said shaft holder by passing said rod through said bolt hole on said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said rod.

10. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 9, further comprising at least one screw, said second flange having at least one threaded hole, said shaft holder being attached to a surface by screwing said at least one screw through said at least one threaded hole and into said surface.

11. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 10, wherein said first flange has an “a” side and an “b” side, said “a” side facing upward, and said shaft holder being attached on top of said “a” side, and said rod being comprised of a screw.

12. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 10, wherein said first flange has an “a” side and an “b” side, said “a” side facing upward, and said shaft holder being attached on top of said “b” side, said rod being comprised of a screw, said screw having a flat tapered countersunk head, said “a” side of said bolt hole being recessed for receiving said tapered countersunk head.

13. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 9, wherein said apparatus further comprises:

said first flange of said long “L” member having an “a” side and a “b” side, said “b” side facing upward, and said shaft holder being attached on top of said “b” side, said second flange of said long “L” member further having at least one threaded hole;

said rod being comprised of a screw, said screw having a flat tapered countersunk head, said “a” side of said bolt hole being recessed for receiving said tapered countersunk head;

at least one second screw, said at least one second screw further having a flat tapered countersunk head;

a short “L” member, said short “L” member being comprised of a first flange and a second flange, said first flange being generally perpendicularly attached to said second flange, said second flange having a hole, said hole further having a recess, and said first flange having a threaded screw hole, said short “L” member being attached to said long “L” member by screwing said at least one second screw through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, said head being recessed in said recess of said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member;

a clamping plate, said plate having a top side and a bottom side; and

a clamping screw, said shaft holder being attached to a surface by clamping said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw being screwed through said bolt hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface.

14. The mounting apparatus as described inclaim 13, wherein said short “L” member is a narrow short “L” member, said first flange of said short “L” member being narrower than said first flange of said long “L” member, and said clamping plate being a narrow clamping plate, said narrow clamping plate being at least as narrow as said first flange of said short “L” member.

15. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 13, further comprising at least one buffering pad, said at least one buffering pad positioned between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said surface.

16. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 15, wherein said at least one buffering pad is positioned between said surface and said clamping plate.

17. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 9, wherein said surface is a panel wall having vertically aligned slots, said apparatus further comprising:

said first flange of said long “L” member having an “a” side and an “b” side, said “a” side facing upward, and said shaft holder being attached on top of said “a” side, said rod being comprised of a screw, said second flange of said long “L” member further having at least one threaded hole;

a bracket, said bracket having a plurality of hooks, said hooks adapted to engage said slots, said bracket further having at least one hole, said bracket further having two threaded holes;

two set screws, each of said set screws passing through one of said two threaded holes and engaging the panel wall; and

at least one bolt, said bracket being attached to said second flange of said long “L” member by passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member, said shaft holder being mounted to said surface by engaging said plurality of hooks in said vertically aligned slots.

18. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 17, wherein one of said two set screws is positioned at the top of said bracket and the second of said two set screws is positioned at the bottom of said bracket.

19. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 17, further comprising a plate, said plate being positioned between said panel wall and said set screws to prevent damage to said panel wall by said screws.

20. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 19, wherein said plate further comprises at least two tabs, said tabs engaging at least two of said slots, said plate further comprising at least one hole, said at least one bolt passing through said at least one hole on said plate, through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member.

21. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 9, wherein said surface is a slat wall having only upwardly facing slats, said apparatus further comprising:

said first flange of said long “L” member having an “a” side and an “b” side, said “a” side facing upward, and said shaft holder being attached on top of said “a” side, said rod being comprised of a screw, said second flange of said long “L” member further having at least one threaded hole;

a first bracket, said first bracket having a face flange and a top flange, said face flange attached to said top flange, said top flange having a lip, said lip adapted to engage one of said slats, said face flange of said first bracket further having at least one hole, at least two threaded holes, and at least two slots;

at least one bolt, said first bracket being attached to said second flange of said long “L” member by passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member, said shaft holder being mounted to said surface by engaging said lip in one of said upwardly facing slots;

at least two set screws, each of said at least two set screws passing through one of said two threaded holes and engaging the slat wall;

a second bracket, said second bracket having a top flange, said top flange having a lip, said lip engaging of one of said upwardly facing slats, said second bracket further having a face flange, said face flange being attached to said top flange, said face flange having at least two holes, said face flange further having an angled portion, said angled portion having at least two set screw holes;

at least two bracket bolts and at least two bracket nuts, said at least two bracket bolts and at least two bracket nuts attaching said second bracket to said first bracket, by passing each of said at least two bracket bolts through one of said at least two holes in said face flange of said second bracket and through said at least two slots, and securing one of said at least two bracket nuts on each said at least two bracket bolts;

at least two bracket set screws, each of said at least two bracket set screws passing through one of said at least two set screw holes in said angled portion, and engaging the slat wall.

22. A mounting apparatus as described inclaim 9, wherein said surface is a slat wall having upwardly facing slats and downwardly facing slats, said apparatus further comprising:

said first flange of said long “L” member having an “a” side and an “b” side, said “a” side facing upward, and said shaft holder being attached on top of said “a” side, said rod being comprised of a screw, said second flange of said long “L” member further having at least one threaded hole;

a first bracket, said first bracket having a face flange and a top flange, said face flange attached to said top flange, said top flange having a lip, said lip adapted to engage one of said upwardly facing slats, said face flange of said first bracket further having at least one hole, at least two threaded holes, and at least two slots;

at least one bolt, said first bracket being attached to said second flange of said long “L” member by passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member, said shaft holder being mounted to said surface by engaging said lip in one of said upwardly facing slots;

at least two set screws, each of said at least two set screws passing through one of said two threaded holes and engaging the slat wall;

a second bracket, said second bracket having a lower flange, said lower flange having a lip, said lip engaging a downwardly facing slat, said lower flange further having at least two set screw holes, said second bracket further having a face flange, said face flange being attached to said lower flange, said face flange having at least two holes;

at least two bracket bolts and at least two bracket nuts, said at least two bracket bolts and at least two bracket nuts attaching said second bracket to said first bracket, by passing each of said at least two bracket bolts through one of said at least two holes in said face flange of said second bracket and through one of said at least two slots, and securing each of said at least two bracket nuts on each of said at least two bracket bolts; and

at least two bracket set screws, each of said at least two bracket set screws passing through one of said at least two set screw holes in an upwardly angled direction, and said at least two bracket set screws engaging the slat wall.

23. A mounting system for mounting a device having an arm on a surface, said system comprising:

(a) a set of components, said components comprised of:

(1) a shaft holder, said shaft holder having a plurality of walls, said walls defining a receptacle having an enclosed bottom and an opened top portion, said receptacle shaped to receive said arm, and said arm being removably insertable into said receptacle through said opened top portion, said bottom further comprising a hole for receiving a threaded cylindrical rod, said hole being recessed;

(2) a plurality of threaded cylindrical rods and a nut;

(3) a clamping plate, said plate having a centrally located hole;

(4) a long “L” member, said long “L” member being comprised of a first flange and a second flange, said first flange being generally perpendicularly attached to said second flange, said first flange further having an “a” side and a “b” side, said first flange having a bolt hole, and said second flange having at least one threaded hole;

(5) a short “L” member, said short “L” member being comprised of a first flange and a second flange, said first flange being generally perpendicularly attached to said second flange, said second flange having a hole, and said first flange further having a threaded screw hole, and

(6) a clamping screw; and

(b) a series of configurations of said components, each said configuration creating an apparatus for mounting a device having an arm on a surface.

24. The mounting system as described inclaim 23, wherein said apparatuses are in a group consisting essentially of a clamp mount, a wall mount, a reverse wall mount, and a flat mount.

25. The mounting system as described inclaim 23, wherein said configurations are comprised of:

(a) passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bottom hole, through said surface, through said clamping plate hole, and screwing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

(b) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(c) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface; and

(d) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface.

26. The mounting system ofclaim 23 wherein said components further comprise a narrow short “L” member, said narrow short “L” member being narrower than said first flange of said long “L” member, and further comprising a narrow clamping plate.

27. The mounting system as described inclaim 26, wherein said configurations are further comprised of:

(a) passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bottom hole, through said surface, through said clamping plate hole, and screwing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

(b) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(c) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(d) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface; and

(e) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said narrow short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said narrow clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said narrow short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said narrow clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said narrow clamping plate upward to engage said surface.

28. The mounting system as described inclaim 23, wherein said components are further comprised of:

a bracket, said bracket having a plurality of hooks, said hooks adapted to engage slots on a panel wall having slots, said bracket further having at least one hole, said bracket further having two threaded holes;

two set screws; and

at least one bolt.

29. The mounting system as described inclaim 28, wherein said configurations are further comprised of:

(a) passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bottom hole, through said surface, through said clamping plate hole, and screwing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

(b) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(c) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(d) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface; and

(e) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod,

passing each of said set screws through one of said two threaded holes on said bracket and engaging the panel wall,

attaching said bracket to said second flange of said long “L” member by passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member, and

mounting said shaft holder to said surface by engaging said plurality of hooks in the vertically aligned slots.

30. The mounting system as described inclaim 28, wherein said components are further comprised of:

two set screws;

a plate, said plate comprising at least two tabs, said plate further comprising at least one hole.

31. The mounting system as described inclaim 30, wherein said configurations are further comprised of:

(a) passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bottom hole, through said surface, through said clamping plate hole, and screwing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

(b) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(c) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(d) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface; and (e) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod,

positioning one of said two set screws at the top of said bracket and positioning the second of said two set screws at the bottom of said bracket,

position said plate between said panel wall and said set screws to prevent damage to said panel wall by said set screws,

engaging said tabs on at least two of said slots, and

passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said plate, through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member.

32. The mounting system as described inclaim 23, wherein said components further comprise:

a first bracket, said first bracket having a face flange and a top flange, said face flange attached to said top flange, said top flange having a lip, said lip adapted to engage a slat on a slat wall surface, said face flange of said first bracket further having at least one hole, at least two threaded holes, and at least two slots;

at least one bolt;

at least two set screws;

a second bracket, said second bracket having a top flange, said top flange having a lip, said lip adapted to engage an upwardly facing slat, said second bracket further having a face flange, said face flange being attached to said top flange, said face flange having at least two holes, said face flange further having an angled portion, said angled portion having at least two set screw holes;

at least two bracket bolts and at least two bracket nuts;

at least two bracket set screws.

33. The system as described inclaim 32, wherein said configurations further comprise:

(a) passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bottom hole, through said surface, through said clamping plate hole, and screwing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

(b) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(c) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(d) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface; and (e) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

attaching said first bracket to said second flange of said long “L” member by passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member, said shaft holder being mounted to said surface by engaging said lip in an upwardly facing slot,

passing each of said at least two set screws through one of said two threaded holes and engaging the slat wall,

passing each of said at least two bracket bolts through one of said at least two holes in said face flange of said second bracket and through said at least two slots, and securing said at least two bracket nuts on said at least two bracket bolts,

engaging said lip of said second bracket in an upwardly facing slat, and

passing each of said at least two bracket set screws through one of said at least two bracket set screw holes in said angled portion, and engaging the slat wall.

34. The mounting system as described inclaim 23 wherein said components further comprise:

a first bracket, said first bracket having a face flange and a top flange, said face flange attached to said top flange, said top flange having a lip, said lip adapted to engage an upwardly facing slat on a slat wall surface, said face flange of said first bracket further having at least one hole, at least two threaded holes, and at least two slots;

at least one bolt;

at least two set screws;

a second bracket, said second bracket having a lower flange, said lower flange having a lip, said lip engaging a downwardly facing slat on a slat wall surface, said lower flange further having at least two set screw holes, said second bracket further having a face flange, said face flange being attached to said lower flange, said face flange having at least two holes;

at least two bracket bolts and at least two bracket nuts; and

at least two bracket set screws.

35. The system as described inclaim 34, wherein said configurations further comprise:

(a) passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bottom hole, through said surface, through said clamping plate hole, and screwing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod;

(b) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(c) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod, and further screwing said at least one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member and into a surface;

(d) facing said “b” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “b” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods, screwing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said hole on said second flange of said short “L” member and through said at least one threaded hole on said long “L” member, positioning said surface between said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member and said top side of said clamping plate, screwing said clamping screw through said threaded screw hole on said first flange of said short “L” member and meeting said bottom side of said clamping plate, said clamping screw pushing said clamping plate upward to engage said surface; and

(e) facing said “a” side of said first flange of said long “L” member in an upward direction, positioning said shaft holder on top of said “a” side, passing one of said plurality of threaded cylindrical rods through said bolt hole on said first flange of said long “L” member and through said hole on said bottom, and securing said nut on said threaded cylindrical rod,

attaching said first bracket to said second flange of said long “L” member by passing said at least one bolt through said at least one hole on said bracket and through said at least one threaded hole on said second flange of said long “L” member, said shaft holder being mounted to said surface by engaging said lip in said upwardly facing slat,

passing each of said at least two set screws through one of said two threaded holes and engaging the slat wall,

engaging said lip of said second bracket in a downwardly facing slat,

attaching said second bracket to said first bracket by passing each of said at least two bracket bolts through one of said at least two holes in said face flange of said second bracket and through said at least two slots, and securing said at least two bracket nuts on said at least two bracket bolts, and

passing each of said at least two set screws through one of said at least two set screw holes in an upwardly angled direction, and said at least two set screws engaging the slat wall.

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