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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 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.

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.

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.

One or more support platforms for a modular system are provided. The support platforms are configured to detachably couple to a wall and with utility modules in a system, such as modular tool storage units, thereby coupling and / or storing the utility modules against the wall.

A post coupler having a first body portion and a second body portion. Each body portion having an inner edge, an outer edge, a reverse flange, and at least one post alignment tab. Each reverse flange forms a post receiving slot. The first and second body portions are coupled to each other at approximately 90 degrees. A method of using the post coupler comprises the steps of a) providing a first post section and a second post section, b) inserting the first post section along the post receiving slots until the first notch interacts with the tab, and c) inserting the second post section along the post receiving slots until the second notch interacts with the tab.

The utility model provides a goods shelf span beam and a goods shelf, and belongs to the technical field of warehouse logistics. The goods shelf span beam comprises a bearing piece and a guiding piece arranged on the bearing piece, the guiding piece is located on one side of the bearing piece, the bearing piece is used for supporting the bottom face of goods, and the guiding piece is used for being arranged on one side of the goods in a blocking mode; at least one of the bearing piece and the guiding piece is provided with at least one first connecting part formed through stamping, and the first connecting part is used for being connected with a cross beam of a goods shelf. When the goods shelf span beam is used for assembling the goods shelf, after the first connecting part of the goods shelf span beam is connected with the cross beam of the goods shelf, the bearing piece and the guiding piece can be installed on the cross beam, other fasteners do not need to be adopted for fixing, and the goods shelf span beam is convenient and fast to install and operate.

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.

Disclosed are a method and apparatus devices for an acrylic display case wherein the two panels (walls or ceiling or even floor) are adjoined using substantially wedge-shaped (trapezoidal) fittings capable of easily snapping into slot cut-outs / notches in the acrylic panel walls (or ceiling or floor) before final screw-tightening. The wedge-shaped fittings are easily positioned (inserted by sliding-insertion, then push-snapped) into their receiving slots in their respective panel slots (before being screw-tightened from a screw coming from the perpendicular panel). The wedge-shaped fitting promotes “one direction insertion” and then ‘snaps into place’ in its panel slot due to the fitting's “substantially three layer (3-structure)” style shape. Each fitting has an inner (anchors inside the box) face section with a surface area slightly larger than its panel notch. This inner section is ultimately positioned inside the case, acting as an inner anchoring lip against the acrylic panel's inside wall (wall herein interchangeable with “panel, whether ceiling or side or floor). The fitting further comprises a tapered middle section that allows for easy sliding-insertion into the panel notch-slot, and then allows gentle pressing / pushing into place (until friction gives to the “snap” positioning). This seamless positioning is made possible due to the fitting's middle-section tapering. After insertion (smaller end of the wedge fitting is initially inserted into the wider end of the dovetail shaped slot), as the fitting is then pressed into its slot, the tapered middle structure is what allows the fitting to gently slide against the panel notch's edge until the fitting “snaps” into place when this friction is overcome. The fitting further comprises an outer face section which is substantially larger than its panel-slot. This fitting “outer face section” has the largest surface area of the fitting's three sections. Both the innermost and outermost “layers / structures” of the fitting function as “lip-rim anchors” to keep the fitting firmly in its panel-slot, while the trapezoidal “wedge shape” of the fitting allows efficient insertion and ultimately secure snap-placement.The remainder of the system comprises modular panels with optional cut-out slots, tabs, indentations and screw holes to build a wide variety of display cases.

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 Decorative tree representation as shelves comprises a series of rigid, open, three-dimensional shelf structures 1 based on the form of an isosceles trapezium and a three-dimensional cap 2 based on t

The foldable protective frame comprises a fixed rod and movable rods arranged at the two ends of the fixed rod respectively, and a first rotating piece is arranged at one end of each movable rod and faces one side of the other movable rod; a first limiting piece is arranged on the other side of one end of each movable rod; a second rotating piece is hinged to each end of the fixing rod corresponding to the first rotating piece, and a second limiting piece is detachably connected to each end of the fixing rod corresponding to the first limiting piece; when the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece are installed, the protection frame can be in an open state. When the first limiting piece and the second limiting piece are detached, the protection frame can be in a folded state. According to the folding protection frame, each first limiting piece is detached relative to the corresponding second limiting piece, and then each first rotating piece and the corresponding second rotating piece rotate relative to each other, so that each movable rod is tightly attached to the corresponding fixed rod to complete folding, the packaging size of the protection frame is reduced, transportation is facilitated, and the transportation cost is reduced.

A storage cabinet includes a frame, a top panel, a bottom panel, and a plurality of doors. The frame can include hinged side panels, and the doors are connected to the side panels. A kit for assembling the storage cabinet and a method of assembling the storage cabinet are also provided.

A shelving assembly employing a hybrid connection system using both threaded and non-threaded fasteners, designed to provide shelving that is both relatively strong and durable, while also being capable of relatively rapid assembly and disassembly.

The modular cabinet for use with mobile storage receptacles includes a shelf, a side wall, a mounting bracket, and a rear mounting panel. One or more of the shelves, one or more of the side walls, one or more of the mounting brackets, one or more of the rear mounting panels, or any combination thereof may be assembled into a modular cabinet operable to retain one or more mobile storage receptacles. A plurality of engaging members on the mobile storage receptacle may engage with the shelf or with the rear mounting panel to retain the mobile storage receptacle to the modular cabinet. In some embodiments, a locking tab on the mobile storage receptacle may engage a lock cut out on the modular cabinet to prevent the mobile storage receptacle from decoupling.

The invention relates to the technical field of storage racks, and discloses a mesh basket storage rack which comprises a first moving rack, a supporting rod is fixedly connected to the upper surface of the first moving rack, a third limiting groove is formed in the supporting rod, a first limiting rack is fixedly connected to the upper surface of the supporting rod, a sliding groove is formed in the first limiting rack, and a second limiting rack is fixedly connected to the lower surface of the first limiting rack. A second limiting groove is formed in the first limiting frame, and a limiting mechanism is arranged in the supporting rod. The limiting mechanism comprises a second sliding block. A connecting rod is pressed to drive a second sliding block and a first sliding rod to move, so that the first sliding block and a sliding plate are driven to move, a stop block is further driven to slide in a second limiting groove, a limiting block and a limiting rod are limited through the stop block, and the effect of conveniently adjusting the position of the limiting rod is achieved through movement of the stop block; and the position of the net basket is adjusted, so that the effect of improving the space utilization rate is achieved.

A connecting structure of a storage rack and a storage rack. The connecting structure is configured for detachably arranging a pallet of the storage rack on a prop of the storage rack. The connecting structure includes a position limiting component and a sleeving component that is arranged on the pallet. The position limiting component is detachably arranged on the prop. The position limiting component is equipped with a first joint part. The first joint part is used in conjunction with a second joint part on the prop to assemble the position limiting component on the prop. The sleeving component is used for sleeving the prop, the position limiting component abuts against the sleeving component, and the position limiting component is used for limiting the downward movement of the sleeving component.

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 substructure in an aircraft cabin includes a drawer-insert accepting portion that defines multiple racks. Each rack may receive an exchangeable drawer insert. A module-accepting portion of the substructure defines an opening that includes a supporting surface, a back wall which extends upward and outward, and a lateral side wall. A module is provided for optionally installing in the module-accepting portion. The module has concealed areas upon installing that include: (i) a base adapted to rest on the supporting surface, (ii) a side wall adapted to abut the lateral side wall, and (iii) a rear wall adapted to abut the back wall. The module has exposed surfaces upon installing that are adapted to match an existing profile of the drawer-insert accepting portion. The module-accepting portion is configured for stowing cargo in a first mode and for receiving the module in a second mode. The module may include a locking assembly.

A gondola shelving unit including a first upright having a first central channel and a first front tube rigidly secured to the first central channel, the first front tube including first angled slots. The gondola shelving unit also includes a second upright having a second central channel and a second front tube rigidly secured to the second central channel, the second front tube including second angled slots. The gondola shelving unit further includes a sway brace including first teeth disposed on a first side of the sway brace and second teeth disposed on a second side of the sway brace, opposite the first side, the sway brace removably coupling the first and second uprights when the first teeth engage the first angled slots and the second teeth engage the second angled slots. The gondola shelving unit can support weight when the sway brace removably couples the first and second uprights.

A furniture assembly includes a plurality of main panels interconnected to each other via first and second fastening mechanisms. The first fastening mechanism includes pinholes on one of the main panels and pins extended from one of the main panels to engage with, and being inserted in, the complementary pinholes. The second fastening mechanism includes groove channels on one of the main panels and projecting tongue profiles extended from the main panels to engage with, and being inserted in, the complementary groove channels. A groove channel of the second fastening mechanism includes first and second sections, whereby the first section, having a cross-sectional area wider than the second section, is configured to initially receive one portion of the projecting tongue profile with a wider tolerance of insertion angles than the second section and to subsequently guide the projecting tongue profile to slide towards the second section at a designated orientation.