A retail merchandise tray is provided. The retail merchandise tray may have a load bearing member formed from a rail attached to a mounting plate. The mounting plate and rail forming a downward opening notch for mounting to a tray support structure. The tray may have a locating flange that carries a locating pin that engages a tray support structure. The locating pin locating the tray along the tray support structure. The tray may have at least one divider assembly. The divider assembly includes outward extending offset projections that can prevent an adjacent tray from contacting the divider wall.

A retail merchandise tray is provided. The retail merchandise tray may have a load bearing member formed from a rail attached to a mounting plate. The mounting plate and rail forming a downward opening notch for mounting to a tray support structure. The tray may have a locating flange that carries a locating pin that engages a tray support structure. The locating pin locating the tray along the tray support structure. The tray may have at least one divider assembly. The divider assembly includes outward extending offset projections that can prevent an adjacent tray from contacting the divider wall.

It is described a storage system with a number of storage racks that can be moved sideways, on rails (4) in the floor. The racks are mounted on support frames (1). Each support frame (1) is rectangular with at least two first support elements (7) lying along a first rail (4) and are telescopically connected by connecting tubes (8), and at least two other support elements (7) lying along a second rail (4) and are telescopically connected by connecting tubes (8), wherein the support elements (7) are further connected by telescopic shelf tubes (16) extending across the rails (4), and each storage shelf consists of vertical wall tubes (15) connected together by horizontal wall coupling tubes (18) and horizontal telescopic shelf tubes (16), the wall tubes (15), the wall coupling tubes (18) and the shelf tubes (16) being connected to tube holders (17a-c) which can be mounted in an optional position along the vertical wall tubes (15) and where the distance between the wall tubes (15) can be telescopically adjusted.

It is described a storage system with a number of storage racks that can be moved sideways, on rails (4) in the floor. The racks are mounted on support frames (1). Each support frame (1) is rectangular with at least two first support elements (7) lying along a first rail (4) and are telescopically connected by connecting tubes (8), and at least two other support elements (7) lying along a second rail (4) and are telescopically connected by connecting tubes (8), wherein the support elements (7) are further connected by telescopic shelf tubes (16) extending across the rails (4), and each storage shelf consists of vertical wall tubes (15) connected together by horizontal wall coupling tubes (18) and horizontal telescopic shelf tubes (16), the wall tubes (15), the wall coupling tubes (18) and the shelf tubes (16) being connected to tube holders (17a-c) which can be mounted in an optional position along the vertical wall tubes (15) and where the distance between the wall tubes (15) can be telescopically adjusted.

A storage system including at least two support rails attached to a ceiling or other overhead structure and at least two channel rails which are configured to be moveably attached to the support rails in a spaced relationship with sliding fastening clips. The channel rails move along the length of the support rail in order to accommodate the different widths of storage containers which are to be installed in the storage system.

A storage system including at least two support rails attached to a ceiling or other overhead structure and at least two channel rails which are configured to be moveably attached to the support rails in a spaced relationship with sliding fastening clips. The channel rails move along the length of the support rail in order to accommodate the different widths of storage containers which are to be installed in the storage system.

An adjustable truss structure is provided and includes a truss member with a first channel attached to the truss member, the first channel having a first slot, and a rail having a second slot with an anchor attached to the rail. The anchor has a member rotatable to a first position where the member is insertable into the first slot and rotatable to a second position to engage with a surface of the first channel, enabling the rail to be selectively moved relative to the first channel and locked into a fixed position relative to the first channel. The adjustable truss structure also includes a support member having a second channel, the second channel being hooked into the second slot and being slidable in the second slot.

An adjustable truss structure is provided and includes a truss member with a first channel attached to the truss member, the first channel having a first slot, and a rail having a second slot with an anchor attached to the rail. The anchor has a member rotatable to a first position where the member is insertable into the first slot and rotatable to a second position to engage with a surface of the first channel, enabling the rail to be selectively moved relative to the first channel and locked into a fixed position relative to the first channel. The adjustable truss structure also includes a support member having a second channel, the second channel being hooked into the second slot and being slidable in the second slot.

A convertible furniture article includes a cabinet assembly; a countertop assembly, the countertop assembly attached to the cabinet assembly; a female wing; a male wing; wherein each of the female wing and the male wing are pivotally attached to the countertop assembly; and a rotatable linkage and pivot assembly connected to the countertop assembly and the cabinet assembly. The rotatable linkage and pivot assembly being configured to permit rotation of the countertop assembly approximately 90 degrees from a first position to a second position.

A convertible furniture article includes a cabinet assembly; a countertop assembly, the countertop assembly attached to the cabinet assembly; a female wing; a male wing; wherein each of the female wing and the male wing are pivotally attached to the countertop assembly; and a rotatable linkage and pivot assembly connected to the countertop assembly and the cabinet assembly. The rotatable linkage and pivot assembly being configured to permit rotation of the countertop assembly approximately 90 degrees from a first position to a second position.