A device for guiding a movable furniture part on a furniture carcass. The device includes a carcass rail arranged on the furniture carcass and a movable rail movable in the opening and closing direction relative to the carcass rail. The carcass rail and the movable rail each have a flat running web and load-transmitting rolling elements are each arranged between a running web of the carcass rail and a running web of the movable rail. During relative movement between the rails, the rolling elements move along the running webs. The running webs are uninterrupted, and the rolling elements between the rails are configured such that, in the mounted state, the running web of the movable rail is always oriented obliquely relative to the running web of the carcass rail.

A drawer-integrated step stool for selective extension from a drawer includes a box that is substantially complementary to a recess of a cabinet. The box is configured to slidably couple to the cabinet, such that the box is extensible from the recess. The box has an upper face, which is open. Stairs, positioned in the box, have a bottom that is pivotally coupled to opposing sides of the box proximate to a front. A lift, coupled to and positioned in the box, is operationally coupled to a top of the stairs. An actuator, coupled to the box, is operationally coupled to the lift. The actuator is configured for activation by a foot of a user to compel the box to extend from the recess and to signal the lift to elevate the stairs through the upper face, wherein the stairs are configured for ascension by the user.

A drawer glide mechanism can include a first elongate guide member, a second elongate glide member, a ball bearing component, and a v-notch socket. The first elongate guide member includes a distal end that is configured to fit within an opening in the v-notch socket. The drawer glide mechanism can further include one or more floating members and fixed members.

A drawer glide mechanism can include a first elongate guide member, a second elongate glide member, a ball bearing component, and a v-notch socket. The first elongate guide member includes a distal end that is configured to fit within an opening in the v-notch socket. The drawer glide mechanism can further include one or more floating members and fixed members.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, a blocking feature, and a component. The two rails can be displaced with respect to each other. The blocking feature is provided at one of the two rails, and the component at the other of the two rails. When the second rail is at a predetermined position with respect to the first rail, a blocking portion of the blocking feature and a predetermined portion of the component are blocked by each other to prevent the second rail from being displaced with respect to the first rail from the predetermined position in a predetermined direction. One of the blocking portion and the predetermined portion forms a non-vertical structure.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, a blocking feature, and a component. The two rails can be displaced with respect to each other. The blocking feature is provided at one of the two rails, and the component at the other of the two rails. When the second rail is at a predetermined position with respect to the first rail, a blocking portion of the blocking feature and a predetermined portion of the component are blocked by each other to prevent the second rail from being displaced with respect to the first rail from the predetermined position in a predetermined direction. One of the blocking portion and the predetermined portion forms a non-vertical structure.

A tray holder apparatus that includes a frame on which a coffee maker may rest and a compartment into which a tray may be slid. The tray that slides into the frame is adaptable for receiving and displaying single serving beverage packages. A portion of the frame rolls over a countertop while the remaining portion of the frame rolls over a base of the tray holder apparatus. The tray may be slid in and out of the frame while the frame remains stationary above the base or while the frame is slid out from the base.

A tray holder apparatus that includes a frame on which a coffee maker may rest and a compartment into which a tray may be slid. The tray that slides into the frame is adaptable for receiving and displaying single serving beverage packages. A portion of the frame rolls over a countertop while the remaining portion of the frame rolls over a base of the tray holder apparatus. The tray may be slid in and out of the frame while the frame remains stationary above the base or while the frame is slid out from the base.

A drawer slide may include features for installation of the drawer slide to a cabinet and/or features for withdrawing rails of the drawer slide from one another. The features for installation of the drawer slide may include offset surfaces in a web of a rail, for example allowing for clearance for mounting hardware, and/or openings allowing for various positioning of the rail on a cabinet. The features for withdrawing rails from one another may include a moveable disconnect lever allowing for release of a catch of a rail, and/or a moveable hook.

A drawer slide may include features for installation of the drawer slide to a cabinet and/or features for withdrawing rails of the drawer slide from one another. The features for installation of the drawer slide may include offset surfaces in a web of a rail, for example allowing for clearance for mounting hardware, and/or openings allowing for various positioning of the rail on a cabinet. The features for withdrawing rails from one another may include a moveable disconnect lever allowing for release of a catch of a rail, and/or a moveable hook.