A cabinet includes a cabinet base and a countertop. The countertop includes a top surface having a bar section opening. A bar section is slidably positioned within the bar section opening. The bar section has an upper portion and a lower portion. The lower portion is configured to contain a plurality of beverage containers. The upper portion includes an outer perimeter that is larger than a perimeter of the bar section opening. A lift mechanism is mounted inside of the cabinet base and supports the bar section. The lift mechanism is operable to move the bar section from a fully extended position to a fully retracted position. In the fully extended position, the bar section extends above the top surface such that the beverage containers are accessible to a user. In the fully retracted position, the lower portion is retracted below the top surface and the upper portion extends above the top surface.

A leg assembly for a bar arrangement can include one or more legs, a mounting channel, and a securing knob. The mounting channel can be secured to the bar arrangement via a toolless connection. Primary receiving nuts can be used to secure the channel to the bar arrangement via engagement with the one or more legs and the securing knob. A second leg can be secured to the mounting channel via a secondary receiving nut at a specified location along the mounting channel. The specified location of the second leg can position the second leg away from a back wall or other obstacle to provide an accommodation space under the bar arrangement.

A support assembly that includes a structural member that is delimited by a first end and a second end with a first end cap configured to be at least partially disposed within the first end of the structural member and a second end cap configured to be at least partially disposed within the second end of the structural member to mount the structural member to a structure. The support assembly allows for forces to be applied in all directions without causing rotation or disengagement of the support assembly from a mounting structure,

Described is a modular home bar apparatus that allows for easy home installation and removal. The modular home bar apparatus includes a frame, an L-shaped or U-shaped unit, and optional shelving or ceiling units. The frame can be installed against a wall or as a floating unit in the room. The L-shaped or U-shaped unit covers the top of the frame and at least one side of the frame, providing both stability for the home bar apparatus and a place to mix drinks.

Described is a modular home bar apparatus that allows for easy home installation and removal. The modular home bar apparatus includes a frame, an L-shaped or U-shaped unit, and optional shelving or ceiling units. The frame can be installed against a wall or as a floating unit in the room. The L-shaped or U-shaped unit covers the top of the frame and at least one side of the frame, providing both stability for the home bar apparatus and a place to mix drinks.

A lockable container adapted to fit within a docking area in a vehicle comprising three side panels, a bottom panel, a top panel and fourth side panel comprising a lockable door arranged to define a cavity within which goods may be stored wherein at least one of the panels is constructed of a plastics material and is removable from the other panels. The container is light and may be repaired on-site and thereby remain durable and replacement of at least one side panel enables rapid repair of the container when damaged through collision with fixtures in the vicinity of use. The container may be used on a vehicle during a journey to dispense goods for example on an aircraft, bus or a train.

A lockable container adapted to fit within a docking area in a vehicle comprising three side panels, a bottom panel, a top panel and fourth side panel comprising a lockable door arranged to define a cavity within which goods may be stored wherein at least one of the panels is constructed of a plastics material and is removable from the other panels. The container is light and may be repaired on-site and thereby remain durable and replacement of at least one side panel enables rapid repair of the container when damaged through collision with fixtures in the vicinity of use. The container may be used on a vehicle during a journey to dispense goods for example on an aircraft, bus or a train.

A beverage station includes a tray having holes for supporting containers of various sizes. The largest holes on the outside of the bar are designed to hold larger bottles of liquor or mixers and other non-alcoholic beverages. Each hole can be adjusted down in size using insert reducers to accommodate smaller bottles so they fit snuggly and don't tip over or spill on a rocking boat. This is accomplished by using the different sized inserts to fit different sized liquor and wine bottles or other non-alcoholic mixers. A cutting board or serving tray can be used to support the beverage station. When the bar is in use it sits atop the serving tray and locks into place with small latches on the right, left and front of the serving tray surface.

A beverage station includes a tray having holes for supporting containers of various sizes. The largest holes on the outside of the bar are designed to hold larger bottles of liquor or mixers and other non-alcoholic beverages. Each hole can be adjusted down in size using insert reducers to accommodate smaller bottles so they fit snuggly and don't tip over or spill on a rocking boat. This is accomplished by using the different sized inserts to fit different sized liquor and wine bottles or other non-alcoholic mixers. A cutting board or serving tray can be used to support the beverage station. When the bar is in use it sits atop the serving tray and locks into place with small latches on the right, left and front of the serving tray surface.

Furniture with an extensible counter-top is described. The extensible counter-top has a primary surface and a pair of leaves hingeably attached to the cabinet housing for pivoting relative to the primary surface. In a folded position, the pair of leaves rest upon the primary surface. In an unfolded position, the pair of leaves pivot in opposite directions to expand a width of the counter-top. When in the unfolded position, a first leaf of the pair of leaves forms a first support surface substantially coplanar with the primary surface, and a second leaf of the pair of leaves forms a second support surface offset below the primary surface.