2066results about "Dismountable cabinets" patented technology

A shelf and a shelving system thereof. The shelf comprises a shelf main body having a top surface and a bottom surface; wherein, the shelf main body has one or more strip-shaped recesses on the top surface of the shelf main body; at least one of the two sidewalls has two or more first opening regions arranged longitudinally along the sidewall, and at least one of the two or more first opening regions is adjacent to the bottom wall of the recess. The first opening regions on the sidewalls of the recesses of the shelf main body can be used as water drain ports for draining water accumulated in the strip-shaped recesses. On the other hand, due to the first opening regions, the material cost is saved, and the weight of the shelf and shelving system become lighter, thereby facilitating transportation and storage.

The technology described herein includes a four-column shelving unit with knockdown bracing running between the front and rear columns to form an end frame. The shelving unit comprises end frames formed by connecting a front column and a rear column to each other with knockdown bracing. The knockdown bracing may comprise a diagonal knockdown brace, a top knockdown brace, and a bottom knockdown brace. The knockdown bracing transitions from the knockdown state to the assembled state by pivoting on a hinge that connects one end of the bracing to the column. To complete assembly a pivot screw or other connector may be used to secure the unhinged end of the knockdown bracing to the opposite column. In an aspect, the top and bottom knockdown bracing are hinged within a first column, while the diagonal knockdown bracing is hinged within the second column.

A screw-less and no rivet combined type shelf includes post components, storage layers and connecting components. Each of the post components includes four plates, trapezoidal holes and at least one bent plate. The four plates are connected together. The trapezoidal holes are disposed at one of the four plates. The bent plate is bent into one corresponding trapezoidal hole. Each of the connecting components is disposed to one corresponding storage layer. The connecting components are to assemble the storage layers within the post components. Each of the connecting components includes at least one hook piece as a slope piece. When the hook piece is inserted into the corresponding trapezoidal hole in an upright assembly direction, the hook piece is buckled in the corresponding trapezoidal hole.

A shelf support beam for use in a shelving unit to support a shelf. The support beam includes a first end and a second end at opposite longitudinal ends of the shelf support beam between which a structural member extends. The structural member has a C-shaped cross-section and includes a web separating a top flange configured to support the shelf from a bottom flange. The support beam further includes a tab located at each of the first and second ends of the structural member. Each tab includes a pair of securing fingers that are angled relative to a plane disposed perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the shelf support beam such that each securing finger is angled inwardly toward a center of the structural member. The support beam further includes an enforcement tab formed in the web at each of the first and second ends of the structural member.

A modular and expandable storage rack for quick assembly and disassembly includes a plurality of first connecting pieces, a plurality of second connecting pieces, a plurality of third connecting pieces, a plurality of fourth connecting pieces, a plurality of support rods, and a plurality of storage partitions, which are distributed in a rectangular array respectively. Each storage partition includes four connecting rods. Each first connecting piece, each second connecting piece, each third connecting piece, and each fourth connecting piece include a longitudinally-extending hollow tube and different quantity of side hollow tubes respectively to receive at least one corresponding support rod and at least one corresponding connecting rod. One opposing end of the first longitudinally-extending hollow tube is fixedly provided with a first bump for attaching to an outer side of one corresponding support rod.

A collapsible rack assembly includes a vertical support; a first elongated shelf having a first midpoint region, a rail extending therefrom, and a first end perpendicular to the rail; and a second elongated shelf including a second midpoint region having a notch apparatus. The vertical support is structured to extend between and support the first and second elongated shelves when the collapsible rack assembly is in an ASSEMBLED position. The notch apparatus is configured to receive the first end in order to allow the first elongated shelf to nest within the second elongated shelf when the collapsible rack assembly is in a COLLAPSED position.

A connection piece of columns of a goods rack, where the connection piece includes a connection body, the connection body has a bending structure matching the column, and anti-misplacement horizontal support plates facing toward a bending inner side and protruding along a direction perpendicular to the connection body are in a middle part of the connection body. A first column connection hole is at a lower part and an upper part of two bending sides of the connection body respectively. A second column connection hole matching the corresponding first column connection hole is on two bending sides of the column respectively. After both ends of the connection body are cooperated with two columns, ends of the two columns are respectively abutted against corresponding end faces of the corresponding anti-misplacement horizontal support plates. An expansion buckle is in the matching first column connection hole and second column connection hole.

A size-adjustable net frame and a wardrobe stand are provided, including an outer net assembly, an inner net assembly, and a locking assembly. The outer net assembly includes two opposite supporting rails, first supporting rods between the two supporting rails, and a first connecting piece arranged at the same ends of the two supporting rails. The inner net assembly includes two first supporting frames, second supporting rods between the two first supporting frames, a second connecting piece at one ends of the first supporting frames away from the outer net assembly, and a moving assembly at one ends of the two first supporting frames away from the second connecting piece. The inner net assembly is partially retractably arranged within the outer net assembly through the moving assembly and the supporting rails. A locking assembly locks a relative position between the outer net assembly and the inner net assembly.

A shelf system includes at least one modular shelf assembly including at least one shelf unit, a plurality of support posts, an adjustable foot, covers, and anchors. The at least one shelf unit, plurality of support posts, adjustable foot, covers, and anchors are, in combination, adapted to create the modular shelf assembly. Each shelf unit is adapted to receive the plurality of support posts, including one support post generally located adjacent a rear side of the shelf unit about half-way between a first and a second end of the shelf unit.

To provide an assembly shelf in which the installation height of a beam member can be adjusted with a finer interval and in which the installation height of the beam member can be extremely easily changed.SOLUTION: An assembly shelf includes: post members which are provided with a first side face having a plurality of recesses that are installed at a prescribed interval in an axial direction and which are provided with a second side face adjacent to the first side face; and beam members which are provided with a first part that has a projection and that is opposed to the first side face and which are provided with a second part provided adjacent to the first part and oppositely facing the second side face. Each of the plurality of recesses extends in a normal direction of the second side face. The beam members is movable between the first position which is made to oppose the second part for the second side face in a state separated from the post members and the second position which is moved in the normal direction of the second side face from the first position and which is fastened to the post members by inserting the projection into any of the plurality of recesses.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

A collapsible storage cabinet having an improved structure and assembly technique is disclosed. The storage cabinet is designed to collapse to a compact size to minimize required shipping and retail space usage, while providing for ease of assembly by a consumer and improved structural design. The collapsible storage cabinet includes a collapsible subassembly having a front wall, an opposing back wall, and a pair of folding sidewalls extending between and coupling the front wall and back wall. A top wall or collar, and a bottom wall, are selectively secured to the subassembly to maintain the cabinet in a fully assembled state.

A storage rack includes vertical beams, a first beam and a shelf. The first beam is coupled at its two ends to the vertical beams and defines a support surface on which the shelf is placed.

A cabinet system includes a panel. The panel includes a first plurality of rows of horizontal slots that extend through the panel. Each row in the first plurality of rows includes a plurality of horizontal slots. The system also includes a first fin mounted to a first side of the panel and a second fin mounted to a second side of the panel. The system also includes a container mounted to the panel, where the panel attaches to the panel at one of more of the horizontal slots.

The present disclosure discloses a parallelly-connectable storage including: a plurality of bamboo-joint rods provided with a plurality of installation positions in their length direction; a clip piece arranged at the installation position of the bamboo-joint rod; a main tier-panel, of which four corners are respectively provided with a tapered casing trapping the clip piece, and which is respectively provided with two hook holes on two end faces spliced with each other; and an accessory tier-panel, of which two corners of one end is provided with tapered casings used to trap the clip piece, wherein two hook holes are opened on the end face of one side provided with the tapered casings, and of which the other end is provided with two hooks used to fit with two hooks used to connect with the hook holes disposed on the main tier-panel or other accessory tier-panels at the same height.

A shelving system comprising a track which is coupled to a wall or other fixed object and at least one upright that is configured to hang on the track. The shelving system also comprises at least one removable bracket which can be coupled to the upright at a plurality of different vertical heights. Disposed on or coupled to the bracket is a removable frame which is configured to be a platform for providing the user a number of different storage or item management options. The shelving system also comprises a pegboard which is removably coupled to the upright. A plurality of different attachment units may be removably coupled to the pegboard to give the user additional options for storing or maintaining goods or items therein. The shelving system also comprises a modular design so that additional removable frames and / or pegboards may be added or removed as is required.

A collapsible rack assembly includes a vertical support, a first elongated shelf having a first corner region and a rail extending therefrom, and a second elongated shelf including a second corner region having a notch apparatus. The vertical support is structured to extend between and support the first and second elongated shelves when the collapsible rack assembly is in an ASSEMBLED position. The notch apparatus is configured to receive the rail in order to allow the first elongated shelf to nest within the second elongated shelf when the collapsible rack assembly is in a COLLAPSED position.

A four-column shelving unit with knockdown bracing running between the front and rear columns to form an end frame. The shelving unit comprises end frames formed by connecting a front column and a rear column to each other with knockdown bracing. The knockdown bracing may comprise a diagonal knockdown brace, a top knockdown brace, and a bottom knockdown brace. The knockdown bracing transitions from the knockdown state to the assembled state by pivoting on a hinge that connects one end of the bracing to the column. To complete assembly a pivot screw or other connector may be used to secure the unhinged end of the knockdown bracing to the opposite column. In an aspect, the top and bottom knockdown bracing are hinged within a first column, while the diagonal knockdown bracing is hinged within the second column.

Racks for storing elongated objects, such as ladders, lumber, and / or piping, and more specifically, to a freestanding ladder storage rack that may utilized individually or in a series to store objects of varying lengths, sizes, and kinds. A purpose of the invention is to provide an improved storage rack that is adjustable in length and height to provide for optimal storage capacity. In an exemplary embodiment, the storage rack may comprise a plurality of cantilevered, elongated arms having a closed first end removably secured to a vertical frame and an opposite open second end for placing objects thereon. In some instances, the storage rack may include at least one shelf and / or a table accessory when used in series. The plurality of arms, at least one shelf, and table may be adjustable in height along the vertical frame of the storage rack depending on requirements of an operator.

A rack assembly includes a column member including a first side surface that includes a plurality of recessed portions provided at a regular interval in an axial direction, and a second side surface that is adjacent to the first side surface, and a beam member including a first part that includes a protruding portion and that faces the first side surface, and a second part that is provided adjacent to the first part and that faces the second side surface, where each of the plurality of recessed portions extends in a normal direction of the second side surface, and the beam member is movable between a first position at which the second part faces the second side surface in a state where the beam member is separated from the column member, and a second position at which the beam member is fixed to the column member.

A bathroom stall shelf removably connected to a wall in a bathroom stall, the bathroom stall shelf including a main surface to receive a mobile device thereon, such that a size of the main surface is greater than a size of the mobile device, a protective wall circumferentially disposed around at least a portion of a perimeter of the main surface to prevent lateral movement of the mobile device while the mobile device is disposed on the main surface, and a plurality of fasteners to removably connect the main surface and the protective wall to the wall in the bathroom stall.

A corner bracket may include a structural portion including at least one relatively rigid first material, and a sealing portion including at least one relatively elastic second material. The corner bracket may also include a first receiver including a first retainer portion configured to be coupled to an end of a first frame member, and a first sealing interface configured to provide a substantially fluid-resistant seal between a portion of the end of the first frame member and the first receiver. The corner bracket may also include a second receiver transverse to the first receiver and including a second retainer portion configured to be coupled to an end of a second frame member, and a second sealing interface configured to provide a substantially fluid-resistant seal between a portion of the end of the second frame member and the second receiver. The corner bracket may be incorporated into a cabinet frame.

A shelf assembly includes a left hand bracket and a right hand bracket, each with an upper shelf support and a lower shelf support. An upper shelf fits onto the upper shelf support and a lower shelf fits onto the lower shelf support.