A domestic appliance apparatus, in particular a domestic refrigeration appliance apparatus, has at least one storage unit and at least one retaining unit. The retaining unit has at least one vertical rail element and at least one retaining element connected to the rail element and retaining the storage unit. In order to provide a generic apparatus with improved characteristics in respect of an advantageous mounting of storage units, the retaining element is supported on the rail element in such a manner that its height can be adjusted in an at least essentially vertical direction.

A refrigerator includes a cabinet defining a storage compartment, a door, a drawer, a roller at a side of the drawer, and a withdrawal frame in the storage compartment configured to support the drawer and move in a forward-rearward direction, and a link rotatably that is connected to the door and a connection shaft, that is configured to move the withdrawal frame forward based on the door being opened and to move the withdrawal frame rearward based on the door being closed, and that defines, along a longitudinal direction of the link, a connection hole that is configured to receive the connection shaft, the link being located at the withdrawal frame.

Provided is a vacuum adiabatic body. The vacuum adiabatic body includes an outer case made of a metal material, which is thicker than a plate providing a vacuum space. The vacuum space provides two extension modules that extend in directions different from each other. Accordingly, a refrigerator door may be improved in adiabatic performance.

A refrigerator includes a cabinet and a door. The cabinet includes an inner case provided with a storage compartment and a middle plate covering an upper surface of the inner case. The door is disposed on a front portion of the cabinet to open and close the storage compartment, and the cabinet further includes a cabinet cover which is attachably and detachably coupled to an upper side of the middle plate to cover an upper surface of the cabinet.

The present disclosure relates to a refrigerator including a main body in a storage compartment is provided, a rack to partition an inner space of the storage compartment in an up-down direction, a pair of support protrusions protruding from opposite inner sidewalls of the storage compartment to support the rack, and buffer members disposed on the support protrusions to elastically support opposite side ends of the rack.

A refrigerator includes a cabinet, a door rotatably connected to the cabinet, a drawer disposed within a storage compartment of the cabinet to accommodate objects therein, a drawer guide that supports the drawer and guides the drawer and guides the drawer to move forward and rearward, an extraction mechanism that includes a base part that is disposed below the drawer and moves while the door is opened and closed, a rear frame that extends from the base part toward the rear side of the drawer and pushes the drawer forward when the base part moves forward, and an arm that extends forward from the rear frame and is disposed between the drawer and a side of the storage compartment, and an arm guide disposed between the storage compartment and the drawer to guide the arm to move forward and rearward.

A refrigerator that includes: a cabinet; a door that is coupled to the cabinet and that is configured to open or close an opening of the cabinet; a first drawer; a plurality of rollers, each of the plurality of rollers being coupled to a first side of the first drawer or a second side of the first drawer; a plurality of first support rails, each of the plurality of first support rails (i) being coupled to a first side of the storage compartment or a second side of the storage compartment and (ii) being configured to guide one or more of the plurality of rollers; a base that is located at a third side of the first drawer in the storage compartment and that is configured to move; and a withdrawal unit that is configured to move the base based on movement of the door is disclosed.

A refrigerator includes a cabinet defining a storage compartment, a door, a drawer, a roller at a side of the drawer, a support rail at a side of the storage compartment for guiding movement of the roller in a forward-rearward direction, and a support surface in the support rail for supporting the roller, the support surface including a downhill guide section that slopes downward from a rear of the refrigerator to a front of the refrigerator and a slide guide section that extends from the downhill guide section.

A shelving assembly includes ladder rails mounted within spaced elongated pockets formed in the rear wall of a refrigerator compartment. Each ladder rail presents a front, side, rear wall portions. Adjacent the front wall portion, a vertical slot is defined, at least in part, by an in-turned portion of the front wall portion. Offset from the slot, the in-turned portion is formed with a plurality of vertically spaced and rearwardly projecting hooks. Each shelf of the assembly includes arms, each having an anchoring pin and a support foot. In mounting the shelf, the support foot and the anchoring pin of each arm are placed through a cutout formed in the front wall portion of a respective ladder, the shelf is arranged in a desired vertical position with the arm sliding within the slot, and then the anchoring pin is supported upon a respective one of the hooks.

A sliding shelf assembly for a refrigerator appliance is provided. The sliding shelf assembly includes a shelf support frame that is slidably mounted inside the chilled chamber of the refrigerator appliance. A connecting arm couples the shelf support frame to the door such that the shelf support frame slides out of the chilled chamber as the door is opened. Moreover, the shelf support frame slidably receives refrigerator shelves that may slide independently of the shelf support frame. The sliding shelf assembly thereby simplifies storage on the refrigerator shelves, improves accessibility of the chilled chamber, and improves consumer satisfaction with the refrigerator appliance.