A shelving assembly includes a shelf bracket having a base and sidewalls extending upwardly from the base, wherein a cavity is defined between the base and the sidewalls. The sidewalls collectively form an upper edge, and the base includes at least one aperture. The shelving assembly further includes a fastener having a head and a shank extending therefrom with a distal end, and an anchor including a channel sized to receive the fastener, where the anchor is arranged to be received in the shelf bracket with the channel aligned with the at least one aperture. The anchor is capable of retaining the fastener in a preinstallation position with respect to the shelf bracket wherein the head is below the base and the distal end of the shank is disposed within the cavity beneath the upper edge.

A wardrobe that has a frame assembly with at least one storage unit attached thereto; with the frame assembly including a base with a U-shaped front base and a U-shaped rear base; at least one base support member joining the front base and the rear base; a left upper frame that is inverted U-shaped and receives the front and rear bases; a right upper frame that is inverted U-shaped and receives the front and rear bases; a left cross support member; a right cross support member; a top support member that joins the left upper frame and the right upper frame; and a storage unit removably attached to a cross support member and a base support member.

A wardrobe that has a frame assembly with at least one storage unit attached thereto; with the frame assembly including a base with a U-shaped front base and a U-shaped rear base; at least one base support member joining the front base and the rear base; a left upper frame that is inverted U-shaped and receives the front and rear bases; a right upper frame that is inverted U-shaped and receives the front and rear bases; a left cross support member; a right cross support member; a top support member that joins the left upper frame and the right upper frame; and a storage unit removably attached to a cross support member and a base support member.

An exemplary storage system generally includes at least one back channel mountable along a support surface (e.g., a back wall of a closet, etc.). At least one wall or panel of the storage system is mountable (e.g., via a connector, etc.) along the back channel. The storage system may also generally include one or more of a hang rod, side bracket, shelf trim, end cup, support bracket, and/or shelf. The shelf may be supportable by the back channel, a pair of side brackets, and at least one support bracket. The side brackets may be mountable along sidewalls of the closet and/or to the at least one wall of the storage system that is mountable along the back channel. The hang rod may supportable beneath the shelf when first and second end portions of the hang rod are supported by respective first and second end cups.

The present disclosure relates to a method, a device and a non-transitory computer storage medium for processing clothes information. The method includes: acquiring a number of wearing times for each piece of clothes in a clothes library within a preset time period, where the clothes library comprises a collection of information on clothes worn that is captured using a dressing mirror, and the number of wearing times is a counted number of times for each piece of clothes worn; determining clothes to be handled from the clothes according to the number of wearing times for each piece of clothes; and generating first prompt information for prompting to handle the clothes to be handled.

The present disclosure relates to a method, a device and a non-transitory computer storage medium for processing clothes information. The method includes: acquiring a number of wearing times for each piece of clothes in a clothes library within a preset time period, where the clothes library comprises a collection of information on clothes worn that is captured using a dressing mirror, and the number of wearing times is a counted number of times for each piece of clothes worn; determining clothes to be handled from the clothes according to the number of wearing times for each piece of clothes; and generating first prompt information for prompting to handle the clothes to be handled.

An Assemblable wardrobe made of a plastic material, comprising a first and at least a second module positioned one above the other, where each module comprises two side panels, a rear panel, at least a shelf and a reinforcing structure, the reinforcing structure comprising an upper cross-member and respectively a lower cross-member arranged along upper and respectively lower sides of the rear panel and a connecting upright joining said cross-members, each module further comprising an L-shaped support having a vertical wing connected along the connecting upright and a horizontal wing for supporting the shelf, the L-shaped support has clamping means of the upper cross-member to the lower cross-member of the overlying module.

An Assemblable wardrobe made of a plastic material, comprising a first and at least a second module positioned one above the other, where each module comprises two side panels, a rear panel, at least a shelf and a reinforcing structure, the reinforcing structure comprising an upper cross-member and respectively a lower cross-member arranged along upper and respectively lower sides of the rear panel and a connecting upright joining said cross-members, each module further comprising an L-shaped support having a vertical wing connected along the connecting upright and a horizontal wing for supporting the shelf, the L-shaped support has clamping means of the upper cross-member to the lower cross-member of the overlying module.

A system of managing garments allows garments to be digitally tracked whenever deposited into or withdrawn from the system. The system of managing garments includes a kiosk housing, a plurality of storage containers, a controller, at least one output device, and a plurality of scannable garment tags. The kiosk housing is a self-service structure that encases the plurality of storage containers. The plurality of storage containers is primarily used for the storage of garments. The controller is used to manage the electronic functions of the system. The at least one output device is used to output garment deposit and withdrawal information. The plurality of scannable garment tags may be attached onto a garment in order to digitally track said garment. Moreover, each of the plurality of storage containers includes a first scanning device. The first scanning device is used to digitally track a garment with an attached scannable tag.

A system of managing garments allows garments to be digitally tracked whenever deposited into or withdrawn from the system. The system of managing garments includes a kiosk housing, a plurality of storage containers, a controller, at least one output device, and a plurality of scannable garment tags. The kiosk housing is a self-service structure that encases the plurality of storage containers. The plurality of storage containers is primarily used for the storage of garments. The controller is used to manage the electronic functions of the system. The at least one output device is used to output garment deposit and withdrawal information. The plurality of scannable garment tags may be attached onto a garment in order to digitally track said garment. Moreover, each of the plurality of storage containers includes a first scanning device. The first scanning device is used to digitally track a garment with an attached scannable tag.