A securing device for slide rails of a servo cabinet includes a slide rail assembly and an end unit is connected to a distal end of the rail assembly. A hook unit is connected to the inside of the rail assembly and includes a hook which is pivotably connected to the rail assembly and extends through a slit of the end unit to hook to a rack post. An operation unit includes a block movably located in a groove formed on the inside of the rail assembly and biased by a spring. A tail end of the hook contacts either a top face or an inclined face defined in the top of the block so as to be positioned to hook to different shapes of holes of the rack post. The hook is released from the holes of the rack post when the block is pushed toward the end unit.

A cable retainer gate and associated methods. The cable retainer gate has an attachment portion for selectively and removably attaching to a cable basket. A retainer portion of the cable retainer gate is configured for retaining cables on the cable basket. The cable retainer gate is movable between open and closed positions to permit placement and removal of cables on the basket.

Shelving posts and shelving supports for use in adjustable shelving systems that reduce the space lost to the posts and shelf supports. The shelving posts do away with bulky RHS and SHS shaped posts with apertures formed therein and replace them with planar vertical member or members that are attached to one or more fins which extend perpendicularly from the planar vertical member or members. The fins provide structural support for supporting shelves and the goods that will be placed on them. The fins are orientated such that they sit between adjacent shelves. Shelf supports include flat planar shelf arms. The Shelf supports have a vertical stop which abuts a fin of the shelving post to provide additional support to the shelves. In addition, the shelf supports also have a perpendicular planar portion which also provides additional rigidity and strength to the shelf support.

A shelving system having a top, bottom and intermediate shelves mounted on vertical supports. The intermediate shelves are mounted on adjustable brackets that permit individual removal of the intermediate shelves without disturbing the top and bottom shelves. The adjustable brackets comprise at one end a pin that is adapted to be inserted into a series of apertures formed along the length of each support. Opposite the pin, a mounting member is sized and shaped to receive a corner of each shelf. A stop is formed on the bracket between the pins and mounting member.

A weapon mounting system including a base and an upright for supporting a weapon holder. The weapon holder is supported for sliding movement along the upright.

A cabinet system includes a frame at least partially defined by a plurality of vertical legs and a shelf defining a first plane and supported by the plurality of vertical legs. The vertical legs extend transverse to the first plane. A countertop is supported by the plurality of vertical legs. A body panel is coupled to the frame and has a plurality of apertures. A door is coupled to the frame and operable to selectively provide access to the shelf. The door has a plurality of apertures. Posts are coupled to the frame and extend transverse to the first plane. Each post of the plurality of posts is configured to extend through (i) an associated aperture of the plurality of apertures in the body panel to couple the body panel to the frame or through (ii) an associated aperture of the plurality of apertures in the door to couple the door to the frame.

A convertible apparel rack functions as a multi-purpose rack that can display garments, shoes, or a combination of both, by changing out the hanger bars. Further, the rack can be changed from a single rack to a dual rack by removing or inserting uprights on a standard base. The apparel hanger bars are solid and of sufficient strength to allow dense packing of apparel without mechanical failure. The shoe hanger bars have a gap to allow shoes to be clipped on. Further, the convertible apparel rack can display a single rack of items or can be configured to display two racks of items.

An equipment rack having one or more caster bracket assemblies. The caster bracket assembly is selectively mountable on a frame of the equipment rack at multiple mounting locations. The caster bracket can define a gap between the caster bracket assembly and a brace of the equipment rack frame which may be used for ingress/egress of cables or wires. Associated methods are also disclosed.

A bracket device includes a bracket, a mounting member and a locking member. The bracket includes a first end part and a second end part. A space is defined between the first end part and the second end part. The mounting member is arranged adjacent to the first end part of the bracket. The mounting member has a mounting part located in the space. The locking member is arranged on the bracket and includes a locking part and an operating part. Wherein, the locking part of the locking member is held to be located at a position in the space of the bracket. The locking part of the locking member is able to be moved away from the position in response to operation of the operating part of the locking member. Wherein, the operating part of the locking member is not located in the space of the bracket.

An improved shelving system comprises a shelf, a plurality of posts supporting the shelf and a quick release clamp attached to a post. The shelf is supported by the clamp and the clamp can be tightened around the post and loosened from the post by hand, without the need for tools. The clamp can include a hinged jaw portion formed with two arms and a clasp portion on each arm. The quick release nature of the clamp permits fast and convenient reconfiguration of the shelving system, preferably without the need for tools. Accordingly, a method of assembling and disassembly a shelving system involving the quick-release clamp system is also provided.