Non-precious ores; base metals and their alloys and semi-finished products: rebars; base metal mesh and stirrups for construction; base metals in the form of sheets, billets, bars, profiles, sheets, sheets; metal materials and tools for sheltering, storing, preserving, covering, wrapping, surrounding, storing, placing: metal structures, metal construction frames and pillars, metal boxes, metal packages, aluminum foil, metal fences, railings, metal tubes, metal containers, mineral tanks, metal stepladders (Term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); metal materials made for sifting, filtering and similar purposes (Term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); doors and windows, shutters, blinds, their frames and parts made of metal; metallic cables and wires not for electricity; metal hardware store items: screws, nails, bolts, nuts, pins, washers, metal pitons for climbers, chains, metal furniture connections and wheels, metal wheels used in industry, door and window handles, metal hinges, espagnolettes, metal locks, lock keys, metal key rings, metal rollers; ventilation ducts, vents, vent covers, chimneys, chimney caps, manhole covers, grilles for ventilation, heating, sewage, telephone, underground electrical and air conditioning installations made of metal; materials made of metal for the purpose of indicating, directing, indicating and promoting: signs, panels, plates, non-illuminated traffic direction signs made of metal; pipes, drilling pipes and their fittings for liquid or gas transportation made of metal: valves, sleeves, elbows, clips, extensions made of metal; coin safes; railway materials made of metal: rails, rail joints, switches; metal bollards and buoys, metal buoys, anchor anchors for marine vessels (Term considered linguistically incorrect by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); metal molds for casting works (except those that are machine parts); works of art made of base metals or their alloys; trophies awarded in competitions made of base metal; caps and bottle caps made of metal; metal poles, metal pillars, metal construction scaffolding, metal piles, metal towers (Term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); metal pallets for lifting, loading and transportation, metal ropes, metal slings, ties, columns, belts, tapes and strips used in lifting and carrying loads; metal chocks for vehicle wheels; profile slats made of metal for vehicles (for decoration purposes).;