A drawer pull-out guide includes a first guide rail and a second guide rail displaceably supported relative to one another. A supporting element is arranged on the first guide rail, and the supporting element is configured to be supported, at least temporarily, on the second guide rail. A position of the supporting element relative to the second guide rail can be adjusted by an adjustment device, and, after adjustment has been made, can be fixed relative to the first guide rail. The at least one supporting element can be adjusted in a height direction, seen in the mounted position of the drawer pull-out guide, by the adjustment device.

A coupling mechanism adapted for a slide rail includes a first base, a second base, and an adjustment member. The slide rail includes a coupling base engaged with the first base. The second base is movably mounted on the first base. The adjustment member is configured for laterally displacing and thereby adjusting the second base with respect to the slide rail. More specifically, the adjustment member includes an adjusting portion, and one of the first base and the second base includes a transmission structure configured to work with the adjusting portion in order to convert a rotary movement of the adjustment member into a lateral displacement of the second base with respect to the slide rail.

A coupling mechanism adapted for a slide rail includes a coupling base, a supporting member, and an adjustment member. The coupling base is detachably fixed to the slide rail. The supporting member includes a supporting portion. The adjustment member is configured for displacing and thereby adjusting the supporting member with respect to the coupling base in order to change the height of the supporting portion of the supporting member with respect to the slide rail through a guiding feature.

An adjustment mechanism includes an adjustment device. The adjustment device includes a first component, a second component, and an adjusting element. The first component includes a first feature. The adjusting element is arranged on the second component and includes a second feature. When the adjusting element is operated, the first feature and the second feature work with each other to longitudinally displace, and thereby adjust, the second component and the first component with respect to each other.

A height adjusting device for shelves of appliances, in particular for dishwasher racks, has a pivoting stop element that can swing on its own weight between an engaged and disengaged position about a pivot point attached to a support. The stop element, when in the engaged position, interacts with a bracket on a shelf as it is raised with respect to the support to engage stop seats on that bracket to set the rack to a given height. When the rack is fully raised, a feature of the bracket tips the pivoting stop element to the disengaged position so that the rack may be lowered.

A device for connecting a movable sliding element to a guide rail of a guide system of an item of furniture having adjustment means comprising latching means, an operating element, and a height adjustment element. The latching means have latching teeth and a latching member. The latching teeth are disposed along a shell face. The latching member is connected to the operating element and the latching member latches with the latching teeth. The height adjustment element is configured in the manner of a disk and the height adjustment element is present so as to be pivotable. The operating element is connected to the height adjustment element. The device in the disposed state connects the sliding element to the guide rail in such a manner that a positional modification of the height adjustment element causes a positional modification of the sliding element relative to the guide system.

A furniture assembly includes a first furniture piece, a second furniture piece, and a safety device. The second furniture piece is movable with respect to the first furniture piece. The safety device includes a first fitting and a second fitting. One of the first fitting and the second fitting is detachably coupled to one of the first furniture piece and the second furniture piece, and the other one of the first fitting and the second fitting is located in the other one of the first furniture piece and the second furniture piece. When the second fitting is at the stop position, the second fitting blocks the first fitting, thereby stopping the second furniture piece from moving in a direction with respect to the first furniture piece.

A blade based cabinet system and method. A disclosed cabinetry system includes cabinetry system, comprising: a pair of mounting rails that are horizontally mountable to a wall; a set of blade assemblies, each having a substantially planar profile; and a mounting interface adapted to connect the set of blade assemblies to the pair of mounting rails, orthogonal to the wall to form a cabinet chassis.

A kit for retrofitting a cabinet with a drawer includes a bar assembly having a first end and an opposing second end with an adjustable length between the first end and the second end, the adjustable length being selectively configurable to allow the bar assembly to span the pair of opposing sidewalls. A bracket assembly including a front bracket and a rear bracket supports a a side rail assembly configured to support a drawer for movement between an extended position away from the bracket assembly and a retracted position toward the bracket assembly. A hook is configured to releasably join the bar assembly to the bracket assembly.

A furniture assembly includes a first furniture piece, a second furniture piece, and a safety device. The second furniture piece is movable with respect to the first furniture piece. The safety device includes a first fitting and a second fitting. One of the first fitting and the second fitting is detachably coupled to one of the first furniture piece and the second furniture piece, and the other one of the first fitting and the second fitting is located in the other one of the first furniture piece and the second furniture piece. When the second fitting is at the stop position, the second fitting blocks the first fitting, thereby stopping the second furniture piece from moving in a direction with respect to the first furniture piece.