A wardrobe incorporating anti-ligature design to minimize possibilities of use for self-harm. Access to wardrobe interior is managed by a roll-up door which eliminates ligature attachment locations and may be locked in fully open, fully closed, or partially open positions to manage access to the wardrobe interior. One or more storage drawers are provided in the interior. Drawer access is permitted only when the door is fully or partially open. Access to the balance of the interior space is blocked by a partially opened door. The wardrobe is constructed of durable materials suitable for use in institutional settings. Tam per-resistant components and fasteners are utilized exclusively to prevent disassembly. Moisture resistant materials are preferred and may be vinyl coated or laminated to further improve impermeability to moisture, allow for more effective surface cleaning, and to improve resistance to marking by pens and the like.

A wardrobe incorporating anti-ligature design to minimize possibilities of use for self-harm. Access to wardrobe interior is managed by a roll-up door which eliminates ligature attachment locations and may be locked in fully open, fully closed, or partially open positions to manage access to the wardrobe interior. One or more storage drawers are provided in the interior. Drawer access is permitted only when the door is fully or partially open. Access to the balance of the interior space is blocked by a partially opened door. The wardrobe is constructed of durable materials suitable for use in institutional settings. Tam per-resistant components and fasteners are utilized exclusively to prevent disassembly. Moisture resistant materials are preferred and may be vinyl coated or laminated to further improve impermeability to moisture, allow for more effective surface cleaning, and to improve resistance to marking by pens and the like.

A structure of closing panels (33) to be fastened to walls of a modular structure having a substantially parallelepiped shape comprising four walls, supported by respective vertical uprights (31), comprises a series of horizontal cross bars, whereby each horizontal cross bar connects a pair of said vertical uprights (31). The structure comprises at least one section bar (32) joining a wall of the modular structure (30) to a panel (33), said at least one section bar being associated with a respective horizontal cross bar of the structure, whereby said at least one section bar (32) has a substantially (omega) Ω-shaped section, and comprises notches (39) and seats (38) for inserting respective coupling (46) and fastening (45) means for respectively coupling and fastening a panel (33).

An item of furniture includes a first and a second side wall, a rear wall, a base arrangement, and a cover arrangement which delimit a receiving space. An opening is located between the first and the second side wall and in a closed position is closable by a closure flap that includes a first and a second guide device. A first and a second suspension frame are arranged on an upper end face of the first and second side wall, respectively, and point in a direction of the cover arrangement. The first and second guide device are arranged in a region of a first and second side, respectively, of the closure flap and are in mechanical contact with the first and second suspension frame, respectively, over the entire movement path of the closure flap from the open position into the closed position.

An item of furniture includes a first and a second side wall, a rear wall, a base arrangement, and a cover arrangement which delimit a receiving space. An opening is located between the first and the second side wall and in a closed position is closable by a closure flap that includes a first and a second guide device. A first and a second suspension frame are arranged on an upper end face of the first and second side wall, respectively, and point in a direction of the cover arrangement. The first and second guide device are arranged in a region of a first and second side, respectively, of the closure flap and are in mechanical contact with the first and second suspension frame, respectively, over the entire movement path of the closure flap from the open position into the closed position.

An enclosure can have an enclosure body, the enclosure body can include an enclosure frame, and a first enclosure flange. The enclosure can have a center post having a first end and an opposite second end, the first end can include a first center post flange having a hole extending therethrough. The enclosure can include a gasket having a gasket hole therethrough, and a threaded fastener to threadingly engage the hole. The threaded fastener can be configured to rotate in a first direction while threadingly engaged with the hole, and the threaded fastener can contact the first enclosure flange to increase a distance between the first enclosure flange and the first center post flange in order to receive the gasket.

The invention relates to a device for mounting on an outside corner of a structure that supplies shelving for the storage of goods, more specifically a 90° mounting structure to be affixed to the outside corner of a structure with shelves affixed orthogonally with respect to the mounting structure.

A cabinet that hangs on a wall and directs forces in such a manner so as to provide a stronger assembly. The cabinet includes a front frame, joinery, and a plurality of panels. The joinery attaches some of the plurality of panels to each other and to the front frame, and directs the forces from the some of the plurality of panels to the front frame so as to provide the stronger assembly.

An improved wall-hanging storage system without some of the disadvantages of the prior art is disclosed. Advances in materials science, chemistry, and engineering allow for the utilization of less-expensive, but strong molded pieces that are weight bearing. These new materials allow for new shapes and systems.

A bag storage rack is disclosed. In an example, there are slots formed between a plurality of flexible splines supported by an integral header structure.