A mounting system capable of mounting objects to support structures is disclosed. The mounting system includes a wall mount including a display bracket configured to hold the object, a fixed support bracket couplable to a vertical support structure, and a linkage assembly. The linkage assembly has a low-profile stowed configuration in which the object is held in a raised position close to the support structure. The linkage assembly moves to another configuration to move the object. The object can be held in a lowered position. A pinion adjustment mechanism can be used to control a biasing mechanism for facilitate convenient movement of the object.

A display apparatus fixed to a wall mount includes a display, a mounting member assembled to a rear cover of the display to fix the display to the wall mount, a set screw coupled to the mounting member and including a rotation preventer provided to limit a length thereof fastened to the mounting member, and a cap nut fastened to the set screw to fix the display apparatus to the wall mount, and having a length thereof, which is fastened to the set screw, being adjusted according to a thickness of the rear cover.

An object of the present invention is to provide a nap apparatus for a desk that allows a user to sleep comfortably as if leaning on a mother's back even when taking a nap at a desk. To this end, the nap apparatus for the desk of the present invention as a nap apparatus for a desk used when taking a nap on the desk includes a top plate support part to be supported on a top plate for the desk; and an upper body support part provided in the top plate support part and provided to be inclined on the top plate to support the upper body including a user's head.

An object of the present invention is to provide a nap apparatus for a desk that allows a user to sleep comfortably as if leaning on a mother's back even when taking a nap at a desk. To this end, the nap apparatus for the desk of the present invention as a nap apparatus for a desk used when taking a nap on the desk includes a top plate support part to be supported on a top plate for the desk; and an upper body support part provided in the top plate support part and provided to be inclined on the top plate to support the upper body including a user's head.

Stabilizer for a piece of furniture, such as a dresser or television, includes an elongate preferably rigid portion having opposed ends, two plates each having an inner major surface and an outer planar surface on a side opposite the inner major surface, a respective hinge that pivotally connects each end of the elongate portion to the inner major surface of a respective plate, and attachment structure arranged at least partly on the outer planar surface of each plate for attaching the plate to the piece of furniture or to a vertical support surface behind the piece of furniture. When the stabilizer is attached to the piece of furniture at a location above the location at which the stabilizer is attached to the vertical support surface and the stabilizer is in a vertical orientation, the stabilizer provides resistance to tipping of the piece of furniture away from the vertical support surface.

Stabilizer for a piece of furniture, such as a dresser or television, includes an elongate preferably rigid portion having opposed ends, two plates each having an inner major surface and an outer planar surface on a side opposite the inner major surface, a respective hinge that pivotally connects each end of the elongate portion to the inner major surface of a respective plate, and attachment structure arranged at least partly on the outer planar surface of each plate for attaching the plate to the piece of furniture or to a vertical support surface behind the piece of furniture. When the stabilizer is attached to the piece of furniture at a location above the location at which the stabilizer is attached to the vertical support surface and the stabilizer is in a vertical orientation, the stabilizer provides resistance to tipping of the piece of furniture away from the vertical support surface.

“A multifunctional apparatus to lift and support a computing device includes a base assembly, an oblique arm assembly, a power arm assembly, a head assembly, and a board assembly. The base assembly is adaptable to secure with a platform. The oblique arm assembly is pivotally connected with the base assembly. The power arm assembly is pivotally connected with the oblique arm assembly. The head assembly having a proximal end, and a distal end, wherein the proximal end is pivotally connected with the power arm assembly. The board assembly is rotatably connected with the distal end of the head assembly. The board assembly is adaptable to securely support the computing device.”

A clearance adjustment member and a fixing apparatus including the same is disclosed. The clearance adjustment member including: a magnetic force including a through hole, the magnetic force unit configured to be attached to a bracket that is mounted on a wall; a screw beam disposed in the through hole of the magnetic force unit; and an adjustment unit connected to the screw beam, the adjustment unit configured to move along the screw beam to adjust a clearance between the wall and a display device that is to be connected to the adjustment unit. According to the present disclosure, it is possible to adjust the clearance between the wall and the display device simply and precisely.

A computer display accessory mount system adapted to be used in different configurations. Accessory mounting bars are adapted to be mounted to the rear of a display screen at the locations also used to mount the display to traditional support structures. The accessory mounting bars may have brackets which extend to the traditional mounting locations. The accessory mounting bars may extend out to near the perimeter of the display and provide mounting to accessories, such as lights, microphones, and cameras. The accessories may be mounted to flexible support arms which are in turn mounted to the accessory mounting bars.

A computer display accessory mount system adapted to be used in different configurations. Accessory mounting bars are adapted to be mounted to the rear of a display screen at the locations also used to mount the display to traditional support structures. The accessory mounting bars may have brackets which extend to the traditional mounting locations. The accessory mounting bars may extend out to near the perimeter of the display and provide mounting to accessories, such as lights, microphones, and cameras. The accessories may be mounted to flexible support arms which are in turn mounted to the accessory mounting bars.