Organizing system and method

Abstract

An organizing system and method is described. In one embodiment, the organizing system includes a plurality of divider panels, where at least two of the divider panels have a plurality of corrugations. The organizing system also includes a plurality of connectors that join the divider panels in order to form a plurality of compartments, where the divider panels function as walls of the compartments, and where the at least two divider panels overlap along their corrugations in order to vary the dimensions of at least one wall of at least one compartment.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]Drawer organizers are typically used to organize items such as office supplies, kitchen utensils, tools, etc., in drawers. Drawer organizers enable a user to readily access items and also minimize clutter. Simple drawer organizers typically include a set number of compartments having various sizes that accommodate different types of items. For example, a drawer organizer may have a long and narrow compartment for pens and pencils, a small compartment for paper clips, a large compartment for miscellaneous items, etc.[0002]One problem with conventional drawer organizers is that they may not have enough compartments or the compartments may not be the optimal sizes. Because drawer organizers are typically molded out of plastic, a user cannot change the configurations of the compartments. Consequently, typical drawer organizers may have limited use with respect to some of its compartments. Some drawer organizers may be assembled to create different sized ...

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Problems solved by technology

One problem with conventional drawer organizers is that they may not have enough compartments or the compartments may not be the optimal sizes.

Consequently, typical drawer organizers may have limited us

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