A set of panels includes a first panel having a first main plane and a second panel having a second main plane. The panels are provided with a mechanical locking device for locking a first edge of the first panel to a second edge of the second panel. The mechanical locking device includes an edge groove at the first edge, wherein an edge tongue of the second edge is insertable into the edge groove. A flexible tongue is arranged in an insertion groove provided in the edge section groove, and cooperates with a tongue groove provided at the edge section of the second panel. The first and the second panels are locked at a junction plane which is extending between the first main plane and the second main plane. The first edge comprises an edge tongue that extends from the junction plane.

A kit is provided that, when assembled, forms a unit of furniture. The kit includes side panels that can rotate about the z axis along the hinge and which have one or more support surfaces to support a base panel. A top panel is connected to the side panels and back panel by a plurality of position members. The kit comprises a plurality of flexible fasteners to reverse-ably lock the side panels to the base panel and to lock the side panels to the top panel and restrict the side panels from z-axis rotation and restrict the base panel and top panel from y-axis rotation. Also provided are methods of assembling and manufacturing the unit of furniture.

A hinge for a furniture door includes a first hinge part is formed with a cassette-shaped housing for integration into a furniture panel, and a second hinge part is designed in the form of a hinge pot to be attached to the furniture door. The two hinge parts are pivotably connected to one another via a lever mechanism. The housing of the first hinge part is widened in a front region, in which an opening for the lever mechanism is situated, in relation to a rear region. In a closed position of the hinge, at least part of the lever mechanism occupies a space in the front widened region.

A hinge for a furniture door includes a first hinge part is formed with a cassette-shaped housing for integration into a furniture panel, and a second hinge part is designed in the form of a hinge pot to be attached to the furniture door. The two hinge parts are pivotably connected to one another via a lever mechanism. The housing of the first hinge part is widened in a front region, in which an opening for the lever mechanism is situated, in relation to a rear region. In a closed position of the hinge, at least part of the lever mechanism occupies a space in the front widened region.

A sheet for the assembly of a display shelving unit and the display shelving unit thus obtained, which, thanks to its structural simplicity can be assembled and disassembled for recycling in a practical, fast and easy way, since it is made of recycled materials which require fewer manufacturing processes, and which, because of its small volume, allows for the transportation of a larger number of units in the same shipment, thus significantly reducing the related costs.

A sheet for the assembly of a display shelving unit and the display shelving unit thus obtained, which, thanks to its structural simplicity can be assembled and disassembled for recycling in a practical, fast and easy way, since it is made of recycled materials which require fewer manufacturing processes, and which, because of its small volume, allows for the transportation of a larger number of units in the same shipment, thus significantly reducing the related costs.

A tie bar for connecting two horizontal beams includes first and second elongate walls arranged parallel to each other, and a third elongate wall arranged perpendicular to the first and second elongate walls and coupled to a lateral side of each of the first and second elongate walls. The tie bar further includes at least one pair of hook elements positioned at terminal ends of at least one of the first, second, or third elongate walls. Each of the hook elements includes a depending tab configured to be received by an elongate slot of a horizontal beam of a shelving unit. The first and second elongate walls may be top and bottom walls, respectively, the third elongate wall may be a side wall, and the at least one pair of hook elements may include first and second hook elements positioned on the second elongate wall.

A tie bar for connecting two horizontal beams includes first and second elongate walls arranged parallel to each other, and a third elongate wall arranged perpendicular to the first and second elongate walls and coupled to a lateral side of each of the first and second elongate walls. The tie bar further includes at least one pair of hook elements positioned at terminal ends of at least one of the first, second, or third elongate walls. Each of the hook elements includes a depending tab configured to be received by an elongate slot of a horizontal beam of a shelving unit. The first and second elongate walls may be top and bottom walls, respectively, the third elongate wall may be a side wall, and the at least one pair of hook elements may include first and second hook elements positioned on the second elongate wall.

A dresser for discretely securing items; the dresser for discretely securing items therein includes a housing having at least two visible drawers therein, a dresser-top having at least one hidden drawer therein, a latch-mechanism and an opener. In one embodiment, the opener is a lock and key. In another embodiment, the opener is a fingerprint scanner. The dresser provides a safe, secured, discreet way to store personal belongings of value, including money and jewelry.

A dresser for discretely securing items; the dresser for discretely securing items therein includes a housing having at least two visible drawers therein, a dresser-top having at least one hidden drawer therein, a latch-mechanism and an opener. In one embodiment, the opener is a lock and key. In another embodiment, the opener is a fingerprint scanner. The dresser provides a safe, secured, discreet way to store personal belongings of value, including money and jewelry.