SALON FINDER

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
SALONFINDER SPAFINDER, INC. 257 Park Avenue South New York NY 10010 SALON FINDER;Providing an online commercial information directory featuring information about health spas and beauty salons;Making reservations and bookings for others at beauty salons; making reservations and bookings for others for physical and beauty treatments at health spas; providing online searchable databases featuring information about health spas and beauty salons; providing online information in the fields of health spas, beauty salons, beauty, health, fitness and wellness;
SALONFINDER SPAFINDER, INC. 257 Park Avenue South New York NY 10010 SALON FINDER;Arranging, conducting and promoting trade show exhibitions and business conferences in the health spa and beauty salon fields; arranging and conducting marketing promotional events for others in the health spa and beauty salon fields; issuing gift certificates of others which may then be redeemed for goods and services at health spas and beauty salons; retail store services featuring beauty and personal care products; online ordering services featuring beauty products, personal care products, publications, and gift certificates redeemable for goods and services;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A combined stud finder and tape measure device includes a housing having any traditional stud finder circuitry integrally disposed therein along with a tape measure having a tape strip wound on a spindle. The tape measure is oriented so that the width of the tape strip lies parallel to the surface being scanned for studs or other obstacles. This orientation accommodates a wide viewing angle of the scale markings on the tape strip, making it easier to use the stud finder and the tape measure at the same time. Additionally, the tape measure can be re-oriented over at least 180 degrees so that the tape strip can be directed to either side of or from the bottom of the combined stud finder and tape measure device. Detents may be located at, for example, 90 degree intervals to provide a manner of locking the tape measure at predetermined angles with respect to the housing.