A bracket device includes a longitudinal wall, an end wall, a mounting member, a protruded lug, a blocking member and an elastic member. The end wall is connected to the longitudinal wall. The mounting member is connected to the end wall. The protruded lug is arranged on the longitudinal wall and includes a supporting section. The blocking member is movably mounted to the protruded lug, and includes a blocking part and an extension part. The extension part is configured to abut against the supporting section of the protruded lug. The elastic member is configured to provide an elastic force to the blocking member for holding the blocking part of the blocking member at a predetermined position relative to the end wall.

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 bracket device includes a side wall, an end wall and a supporting base. The end wall is bent relative to the side wall. The end wall has a first hole and a second hole. The supporting base has a first base hole and a second base hole. The first base hole and the second base hole are arranged at positions respectively corresponding to the first hole and the second hole of the end wall. Each of the first base hole and the second base hole has a thread feature.

The present invention is a shelving system for consumer goods that maximizes available storage space by being adjustable both horizontally and vertically. This system allows stacking of multiple units, and permits internal storage of adjustable shelf members, eliminating the need to separately store removed members. Nesting hollow rods or their equivalent are used to adjust the shelves horizontally. A malleable ring is used to prevent the shelves from sagging in the center once the rods are extended, and to lock the shelves into a new horizontal orientation. Spring clips in the standing poles of this rack allow a consumer to raise or lower shelves, an inch at a time, to accommodate consumer goods, such as shoes, with taller or shorter vertical dimensions than can be accommodated with existing racks.

A bracket device of a slide rail assembly includes a bracket and a fastening member. The bracket includes a side wall and a mounting member adjacent to the side wall. The fastening member is movable relative to the bracket, and includes a side part, a fastening part and a blocking feature. The fastening part is bent relative to the side part, and the blocking feature is arranged at the side part. When the fastening member is located at a predetermined position relative to the bracket, the blocking feature is adjacent to the mounting member. When the fastening member is moved away from the predetermined position, the blocking feature is away from the mounting member.

A bracket device includes a bracket and a fastening member. The fastening member is pivoted to the bracket by a shaft member. The bracket includes a first structure and the fastening member includes a second structure. When the fastening member is located at a position, the first structure is in cooperation with the second structure, so as to prevent the fastening member from moving along an axis direction of the shaft member.

An equipment rack, a horizontal panel assemblies for the equipment rack, and associated methods. A horizontal panel assembly can be releasably mountable on the equipment rack. A releasable latching mechanism permits the releasable mounting. The latching mechanism can include a retractable pin assembly including a retractable pin having extended and retracted positions. An opening can be provided adjacent a horizontal panel to permit ingress/egress of cables.

A connection structure for a storage shelf, the storage shelf contains four posts fitting with plural support plates respectively by using multiple plastic fitting elements, and each support plate includes a metal sheet and a fixing frame. The fixing frame has four fitting sleeves fitted with the four posts individually by using the multiple plastic fitting elements. A first peripheral tab and a second peripheral tab extend inwardly from an inner wall of the fixing frame, and the first peripheral tab is located above the second peripheral tab. The fixing frame has four first grooves, and the fixing frame also has four second grooves. Each fitting sleeve has plural first vertical ribs surrounding an outer wall thereof and corresponding to the first peripheral tab, and each fitting sleeve has plural second vertical ribs surrounding the outer wall of each fitting sleeve and corresponding to the second peripheral tab.

A shelf structure may include four vertical posts, a plurality of spacers, a plurality of connecting tubes and at least two shelf boards. Each of the vertical posts has a plurality of peripheral grooves separated with the same interval and sequentially formed on a surface thereof, and each of spacers comprises two arc pieces which are configured to fit together to secure the spacer on the vertical post. When an additional shelf board is needed, a user can directly mount the spacers and connecting tubes respectively on the four vertical posts to enable the additional shelf board to be assembled between the vertical posts, thereby achieving the quick-assembly effect. Moreover, the connecting tube has two engaging slots which enable an additional shelf board to be directly assembled and extended from a side of the shelf when cooperating with additional vertical posts.

A type of foldable shelving rack that includes a folding rack and shelf units. Each level of the folding rack is formed by the hinging together a pair of U-shaped bars. The end of the upper U-shaped bar is hinged to the lower U-shaped bar, thereby forming multiple shelves comprising the foldable shelving unit. A positioning mechanism is located on the opposing hinged ends of the quadrilateral structure; each shelf unit rests between the middle sections of the two U-shaped bars, thus forming a stable and integrated unit that can be folded up.