A bracket device is adapted for mounting an object arranged on a slide rail assembly to a post of a rack. The bracket device includes a bracket and an engagement member. The bracket is connected to the slide rail assembly and has a longitudinal wall and an end wall substantially perpendicularly connected to the longitudinal wall. The end wall is mounted to the post of the rack by at least one mounting member. The engagement member is arranged on the bracket and releasably engaged with a portion of the object.

A display counter section includes a lower base portion, an upper base portion, and a light. The upper display portion defines a hollow interior, and includes translucent panels and a metal top. The translucent panels enclose the hollow interior of the upper display portion. The metal top extends over the hollow interior and the translucent panels such that the display counter section is configured to only display products on a top of the metal top. The top of the metal top defines a plurality of uniformly shaped sockets to receive a plurality of product display racks. The light is maintained within the hollow interior backlighting the translucent from the hollow interior by the light.

Pan support apparatus and associated methods. A pan is removably receivable in at least one pan storage space of the pan storage apparatus. A cover is supported in the pan storage space for covering an open top of the pan. The cover is removably supported in the pan storage space.

The invention pertains to a system for mounting components to a rack comprising brackets that can be mounted to the rear of the rack through the opening in the front of rack before the component is inserted into the slot and mating sleeves running along the sides of the components. The brackets include arms that extend forwardly towards the front of the slot. After the brackets are attached, the component can be slid into the slot from the front with the sleeves sliding over and engaging the brackets. In this manner, the component can be slid into a slot on the rack with the brackets sliding into the sleeves, thereby providing support for the component along a substantial portion of the depth of the component without the need to bolt or otherwise fixedly attach the component to the bracket after the component is in the rack. Accordingly, a component can be installed in a rack without the need for any access except from the front of the rack.

A method of installing a drawer in a compartment of a structure including inserting a set of pins in pin holes provide in spaced walls of such compartments; positioning a drawer support assembly including a track member and a cooperable slide member on each side wall with each track member seated on a set of pins and connected to a side wall, and a slide member displaceable relative to said track member; displacing bending ends of the slide members equal distances beyond such compartment; inserting the drawer between such extended slide members, seated in such pins; fasting leading ends of the slide members to the drawer; incrementally further withdrawing such drawer from the compartment; and fastening the side members to adjacent side wall of the drawer upon having further drawn the drawer incrementally.

Equipment cradles, rack-mounted equipment systems, and related methods can include rack-mounted equipment, a rack-mounted equipment cabinet for storing the rack-mounted equipment, and at least one equipment cradle installed in the rack-mounted equipment cabinet for supporting the rack-mounted equipment stored therein. The equipment cradle can include telescoping rails including a right rail and a left rail, the telescoping rails being configured to extend between front and rear rails of the equipment cabinet, at least one post disposed on each of front and rear endplates of the telescoping rails, the at least one post being configured to be received by holes disposed in each of the front and rear rails of the equipment cabinet, and at least one cross brace having a first end configured to mount to the left rail and a second end configured to mount to the right rail.

A drawer assembly is provided. That drawer assembly includes a bezel and a drawer carried on the bezel. The drawer is displaceable between a closed position and an opened position. A lock assembly secures the drawer in the closed position. The lock assembly includes a locking feature on the drawer and a catch in the bezel. A first spring feature on the bezel biases the locking feature tightly against the catch when the drawer is in the closed position so as to mitigate squeaks, rattles and vibrations.

Provided is an office chest of drawers (10) for putting objects, comprising a lateral base section (20) associated to a top side section (30), the lateral base section (20) and the top side section (30) configure at least one back area (21) for putting objects and at least one top area (31) for putting objects, the office chest of drawers (10) comprising at least one drawer (50) in a front region (11) and at least one trunk (110) in the back region (12), said at least one drawer (50) in the front region (11) having length and depth dimensions cooperating with the dimensions of the top side section (30), said at least one trunk (110) in the back region (12) exhibiting length, depth and height dimensions cooperating with the dimensions of the additional area below the back area (21) for putting objects and occupied by the lateral base section (20) of longer length than the top side section (30).

A movable medical case includes a medical case housing, a medicine box and drawers. The drawers are installed inside the medicine box. The medicine box is installed inside the medical case housing. Drawer driving devices are installed in the medical case housing. The drawer driving devices pass through the medicine box and are detachably connected with the drawers, and the drawers are driven to get out of or enter the medical case housing.

A dishwasher includes a treating chamber for receiving dishes for treatment according to a cycle of operation and a door assembly selectively moveable to close an access opening to the treating chamber, the door assembly comprising a window assembly comprising first and second spaced window panes defining an intervening vacuum sealed chamber, a window assembly support frame provided on the door panel, and a seal provided between the window assembly support frame and the first and second panes and encapsulated by the window assembly support frame.