1. Shelving with hanging bins; 2.-15. Hanging bin shelving; 16.-64. Hanging bin shelving rail; 65.-70. Hanging bin shelving shelf

WO248935SActive Publication Date: 2025-08-22KAPROCK MANAGEMENT LLC
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Application Number
WO248935
Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Designs
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-03-12
Publication Date
2025-08-22
Estimated Expiration
2050-03-12

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Abstract

The new, original, and ornamental designs are for a hanging bin shelving, of which the following is the specification; the accompanying drawings form a part of the specification; the claimed designs are shown on an apparatus that may operate, for example, as racking individually suspending (e.g., by their rims) multiple storage bins in a vertical spatial distribution; 1.1-1.7 depict, for example, vertically distributed rail-suspended bins, and a first rail, fourth shelf, and first curved (e.g., round) collar design; 2.1-2.8 depict a variant of design 1 including vertically distributed rail sets, and the first rail, fourth shelf, and first collar design; 3.1-3.2 depict a variant with a second shelf design; 4.1-4.2 depict a variant with a fifth rail design; 5.1-5.2 depict a variant with a seventh rail design; 6.1-6.2 depict a variant with a thirteenth rail design; 7.1-7.2 depict a variant with a seventeenth rail design; 8.1-8.2 depict a variant with a variant of a fourteenth rail design; 9.1-9.2 depict a variant with an eighteenth rail design; 10.1-10.2 depict a variant with an eighth rail design; 11.1-11.2 depict a variant with a twenty-fourth rail design; 12.1-12.2 depict a variant with a twenty-first rail design; 13.1-13.7 depict a variant with a forty-second rail design, a first shelf design, and a second, rectangular (e.g., square) post and collar designs; 14.1-14.2 depict a variant with the fourteenth rail design in a use-case depicting modular accessories including, for example, a wheel kit and clamped-on additional bin suspension unit shown on the left; and 15.1-15.2 depict a modular variant with an eleventh rail design and doubled configuration which may, for example, be operable for hanging containers on multiple sides of a rail; 16.1-16.2 depict the first rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat; 17.1-17.3 depict a second rail design having, by way of example, a vertical rectangle; 18.1-18.3 depict a third rail design having, by way of example, a rounded vertical flat; 19.1-19.3 depict a fourth rail design having, by way of example, an upwards hook; 20.1-20.2 depict the fifth rail design having, by way of example, a lower protrusion; 21.1-21.2 depict a sixth rail design having, by way of example, a continuous protrusion; 22.1-22.2 depict the seventh rail design having, by way of example, an upper protrusion; 23.1-23.3 depict the eighth rail design having, by way of example, a continuous C-shape; 24.1-24.3 depict a ninth rail design having, by way of example, an undulating extrusion with hem; 25.1-25.3 depict a tenth rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat with hem; 26.1-26.2 depict the eleventh rail design having, by way of example, an undulating profile; 27.1-27.3 depict a twelfth rail design having, by way of example, a multiple undulating profile with turned edges; 28.1-28.2 depict the thirteenth rail design having, by way of example, a double closed curve profile; 29.1-29.2 depict the fourteenth rail design having, by way of example, a single closed curve profile; 30.1-30.2 depict a fifteenth rail design having, by way of example, a vertical with curved edge feature; 31.1-30.3 depict a sixteenth rail design having, by way of example, a vertical with multiple curved edge features; 32.1-32.3 depict the seventeenth rail design having, by way of example, a multiple (e.g., 3 or more) closed curve profile; 33.1-33.3 depict the eighteenth rail design having, by way of example, a rectangle (e.g., with rounded corners); 34.1-34.3 depict a nineteenth rail design having, by way of example, an elongated oval (e.g., elongated elliptical such as with half-circle top and bottom and straight edges, as shown); 35.1-3 depict a twentieth rail design having, by way of example, a continuous rectangle; 36.1-36.3 depict the twenty-first rail design having, by way of example, a single enlarged closed curve profile (e.g., with flattened ends as shown); 37.1-37.3 depict a twenty-second rail design having, by way of example, a C-shape with turned edges; 38.1-38.2 depict a twenty-third rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat with lower hem; 39.1-39.2 depict a twenty-fourth rail design having, by way of example, a closed curve profile bent to form a hook feature; 40.1-40.2 depict the twenty-fifth rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat with multiple enlarged edges; 41.1-41.3 depict a twenty-sixth rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat with enlarged edge; 42.1-42.3 depict a twenty-seventh rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat with offset enlarged edges; 43.1-43.2 depict a twenty-eighth rail design having, by way of example, a U-shape (e.g., with flat end offsets) with vertically inverted cross-section of the U-shaped member as depicted in 49.3; 44.1-44.3 depict a twenty-ninth rail design having, by way of example, a polygonal (e.g., triangular) profile; 45.1-45.3 depict a thirtieth rail design having, by way of example, an outward-facing C-shape (e.g., with turned edges); 46.1-46.3 depict a thirty-first rail design having, by way of example, an upward-facing C-shape with turned edges; 47.1-47.3 depict a thirty-second rail design having, by way of example, an outward-facing C-shape; 48.1-48.3 depict a thirty-third rail design having, by way of example, an undulating profile with double-turned edges; 49.1-49.3 depict a thirty-fourth rail design having, by way of example, an upward-facing U-shape (e.g., with flat end offsets); 50.1-50.2 depict a thirty-fifth rail design having, by way of example, a curvilinear trough (e.g., half-circle); 51.1-51.3 depict a thirty-sixth rail design having, by way of example, a multiple undulating profile; 52.1-52.2 depict a thirty-seventh rail design having, by way of example, a vertical flat with upper enlarged edge; 53.1-53.3 depict a thirty-eighth rail design having, by way of example, a horizontal flat with enlarged rounded edges and polygonal end offsets; 54.1-54.2 depict a thirty-ninth rail design having, by way of example, a horizontal flat with enlarged, upwards-facing rounded edges and polygonal end offsets; 55.1-55. 2 depict a fortieth rail design having, by way of example, a deep undulating profile; 56.1-56.2 depict a forty-first rail design having, by way of example, a shallow undulating profile; 57.1-57.2 depict the forty-second rail design having, by way of example, a triangular truss; 58.1-58.2 depict a forty-third rail design having, by way of example, an undulating (e.g., sinusoidal) truss; 59.1-59.2 depict a forty-fourth rail design having, by way of example, a stepped truss; 60.1-60.2 depict a forty-fifth rail design having, by way of example, a peaked wave truss; 61.1-61.3 depict a forty-sixth rail design having, by way of example, an irregular wave truss; 62.1-62.2 depict a forty-seventh rail design having, by way of example, an offset wave truss; 63.1-63.3 depict a forty-eighth rail design having, by way of example, an oval (e.g., vertical elliptical) profile; 64.1-64.2 depict a forty-ninth rail design having, by way of example, the longitudinal member design of the forty-second rail design with the second (rectangular) collar design; 65.1-65.3 depict a first shelf design including, by way of example and not limitation, a wire rack platform; the second collar and an undulating rim design are depicted; but any combination of disclosed rim (including the longitudinal portion of any rail design) and collar designs are hereby disclosed and claimed; 66.1-66.3 depict a second shelf design including, by way of example and not limitation, a wire rack platform; the first collar and an undulating rim design are depicted; but any combination of disclosed rim (including the longitudinal portion of any rail design) and collar designs are hereby disclosed and claimed; 67.1-67.3 depict a third shelf design including, by way of example and not limitation, a wire rack platform; a curved (e.g., round) collar and wire truss rim are depicted; but any combination of disclosed rim (including the longitudinal portion of any rail design) and collar designs are hereby disclosed and claimed; 68.1-68.3 depict a fourth shelf design including, by way of example and not limitation, a perforated platform; a round collar and solid rim are depicted; but any combination of disclosed rim (including the longitudinal portion of any rail design) and collar designs are hereby disclosed and claimed; 69.1-69.3 depict a fifth shelf design including, by way of example and not limitation, a solid platform; a round collar and solid rim are depicted; but any combination of disclosed rim (including the longitudinal portion of any rail design) and collar designs are hereby disclosed and claimed; 70.1-70.3 depict a sixth shelf design including, by way of example and not limitation, a slim-height wire rim; a round collar and wire shelf are depicted; but any combination of disclosed rim (including the longitudinal portion of any rail design) and collar designs are hereby disclosed and claimed; although specific combinations of rails, shelves, posts, and / or collar designs are depicted, all variants substituting any combination of the disclosed rail, shelf, post, and collar designs are disclosed and claimed; directions (e.g., left, right) are from the perspective of a person looking at the front of a design; where views are omitted, they are the same as shown in perspective views, other variants and / or component (e.g., rail, shelf) detail views; broken (dash-dash) lines illustrate unclaimed features and / or portions, broken (long dash-short dash) lines illustrate boundaries of unclaimed portions, sets of parallel broken lines interrupting features and brackets indicate indeterminate dimensions, and hatching lines indicate an unclaimed interior of a closed body, all of which form no part of the claimed design.
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