An adaptable bed system with improved connection mechanisms comprising a bed frame, legs and connection members, wherein the connection members further comprise Allen bolts, dowels, pins and nuts, and can be assembled and tightened using standard tools, such as Allen keys, thus decreasing cost and time required for assembly of the bed system.

An adaptable bed system with improved connection mechanisms comprising a bed frame, legs and connection members, wherein the connection members further comprise Allen bolts, dowels, pins and nuts, and can be assembled and tightened using standard tools, such as Allen keys, thus decreasing cost and time required for assembly of the bed system.

A method of making a cabinet carcass using a pair of connectable box carcass framework members for the fabrication of non-panel constructed furniture carcasses. It simplifies the construction of a furniture carcass and uses but a minimum of tools and skill to produce a dimensionally square, precisely sized, box that accepts an abundance of aesthetic and functional options. The assembly is based on a pair of mechanical fastener connectable vertical and horizontal members that have connectable zipper channels, linear rabbets for the retention of side panels, screw busses, and open channels with series of spaced orifices therein for the passage of mechanical connectors.

A connection fitting for insertion into a receptacle of a first furniture part in an insertion direction, having a main body having an opening for receiving a connection element, in particular a bolt, which can be connected to a second furniture part, the main body having a fixing element for fixing the connection element in the main body, the connection fitting having a screw-in thread which axially adjoins the main body in the insertion direction and has a first tool holder which is accessible through the opening and is spaced apart from the opening in the insertion direction. A furniture part connection arrangement including the connection fitting and a screw tool for assembling the connection fitting also are disclosed.

A connection fitting for insertion into a receptacle of a first furniture part in an insertion direction, having a main body having an opening for receiving a connection element, in particular a bolt, which can be connected to a second furniture part, the main body having a fixing element for fixing the connection element in the main body, the connection fitting having a screw-in thread which axially adjoins the main body in the insertion direction and has a first tool holder which is accessible through the opening and is spaced apart from the opening in the insertion direction. A furniture part connection arrangement including the connection fitting and a screw tool for assembling the connection fitting also are disclosed.

A system for slide-in fastening includes a first furniture member including slide-in dowels, each including a cut-out surface, an entry cut, a rear cut; a second furniture member with slide-in apertures, each including an entry opening and interior, and a target opening and interior, such that the dowels insert into entry interiors and slide sideways into the target interiors to hold the first and second furniture members securely together. Also disclosed are a method of manufacturing a slide-in dowel, including inserting the slide-in dowel, and machining an exposed front cut-out; and a method of manufacturing a slide-in dowel, including inserting, moving horizontally, and extracting a slide-in drill bit.

A system for slide-in fastening includes a first furniture member including slide-in dowels, each including a cut-out surface, an entry cut, a rear cut; a second furniture member with slide-in apertures, each including an entry opening and interior, and a target opening and interior, such that the dowels insert into entry interiors and slide sideways into the target interiors to hold the first and second furniture members securely together. Also disclosed are a method of manufacturing a slide-in dowel, including inserting the slide-in dowel, and machining an exposed front cut-out; and a method of manufacturing a slide-in dowel, including inserting, moving horizontally, and extracting a slide-in drill bit.

A connection arrangement for connecting a first furniture part (10) to a second furniture part (20) with a further furniture part (70), wherein the first furniture part (10) comprises: a dowel (11) and one or more abutment surfaces (13) extending circumferentially (C) around or being distributed circumferentially (C) around the dowel (11), wherein the second furniture part (20) comprises: a through-going opening (22) extending through a wall (21) and one or more abutment surfaces (23) extending circumferentially (C) around or being distributed circumferentially (C) around the through-going opening (22), wherein the connection arrangement further comprises said further furniture part (70) is a tubular member and wherein a part of the tubular member (70) forms a connection member (30) having a recess (31), the recess (31) having a locking portion (31b) being configured to receive the dowel (11) by a relative motion between the connection member (30) and the first furniture part (10) in a direction transverse (T) to the longitudinal direction (L) and being configured to interact with the neck portion (11b) of the dowel (11) to counteract removal of the dowel (11) from the locking portion (31b) along the longitudinal direction (L).

A fixed track includes an aperture with an upper edge and a lower edge. An adapter includes a first tooth and a second tooth that define a first void and a second void. The adapter also includes at least one hole in at least one of the first tooth and the second tooth and at least one removable engagement device with a head positioned within the at least one hole. The adapter is configured to be received within the at least one aperture upon the fixed track such that the lower edge is received within one of the first void and the second void and the head of the engagement device is configured to interact with the upper edge so as to substantially prevent the adapter from being translated in a direction along a long axis of the aperture.

A cabinet assembly includes a base and walls secured to the base to define an interior. The cabinet assembly further includes a pivot pin coupled to the base and a locking device coupled to the base. The locking device is movable relative to the base between an engaged position and a released position. The cabinet assembly additionally includes a support foot. The support foot is fixed to the base in a first orientation when the locking device is in the engaged position. The support foot is movable about the pivot pin to a second orientation spaced from the locking device when the locking device is in the released position.