A modular shelf assembly includes planar panels for defining the sides of the assembly, and elongated vertical rows of slots in the panels for receiving the hooked ends of shelf supporting rods, and planar crossbars and diagonal braces with hooked ends for releasably latching the panels together in parallel, spaced apart relationship to each other.

An air-permeable storage cabinet, wherein the left and right sides of the bottom of the upper frame are provided with a first connector respectively, a first connecting hole is formed in the tops or inner side faces of the left frame and the right frame respectively, the bottom face of the rear of the upper frame is provided with a second connector, a second connecting hole is formed in the top of the rear frame, the left and right sides of the top of the lower frame are provided with a third connector respectively, a third connecting hole is formed in the bottoms or inner side faces of the left frame and the right frame respectively, the bottom face of the rear of the lower frame is provided with a fourth connector, and a fourth connecting hole is formed in the bottom of the rear frame.

A hang harvesting system includes a plurality of stackable pods each including a platform, and a plurality of support shafts extending vertically from the platform. Each of the support shafts defines a plurality of notches configured for suspending a horizontal bar from the support shafts. Top ends of the support shafts of one pod are configured to support a platform of another pod thereon.

A pair of connectable box carcass framework members for the fabrication of non-panel constructed furniture carcasses. They simplify the construction of a furniture carcass with a minimal of tools and skill required to produce a dimensionally square, precisely sized, box that accepts an abundance of aesthetic and functional options. They are based on a pair of mechanical fastener connectable vertical and horizontal members that have connectable zipper channels, linear rabbets for the retention of side panels, screw busses, and open channels with series of spaced orifices therein for the passage of mechanical connectors.

A pair of connectable box carcass framework members for the fabrication of non-panel constructed furniture carcasses. They simplify the construction of a furniture carcass with a minimal of tools and skill required to produce a dimensionally square, precisely sized, box that accepts an abundance of aesthetic and functional options. They are based on a pair of mechanical fastener connectable vertical and horizontal members that have connectable zipper channels, linear rabbets for the retention of side panels, screw busses, and open channels with series of spaced orifices therein for the passage of mechanical connectors.

A rack system includes a rack, a supporting assembly, an object to be carried, and a blocking kit. The rack includes a front post and a rear post. The supporting assembly is mounted on the front post and the rear post. The object is carried by the supporting assembly. The blocking kit includes a connecting base and a blocking member. The connecting base is mounted on the front post, and the blocking member is arranged at the connecting base. When the object reaches a second position after displacement from a first position, the blocking member is at a locked position to block the object and thereby prevent the object from displacement from the second position in a certain direction.

Free standing storage system for garage spaces and the like, without requiring any attachments, and no tools are required. The system includes positioning four or six vertical supports (posts), each having ends with extendable threaded footers/screw type jacks that can vertically abut each support (post) against both a floor surface and a ceiling surface. Posts can have a generally rectangular configuration with two short spaces between two supports (posts) on a left and right side, and two longs spaces between the two supports (posts) between the left and right pairs of supports (posts). Fasteners, can attach parts together. A pair of telescoping horizontal beams can be positioned between the left and right side posts. Horizontal accessory bars and horizontal beams can support storage racks, and/or hooks for additional storage for items that can include rakes, shovels, bicycles, electrical cords, brooms, wood, and the like.

A closet organizer assembly has a first tower unit and a second tower unit, each tower unit having a plurality of shelves separated by vertical posts, each tower unit also having a plurality of top vertical posts, and a cantilevered shelf removably connected to the plurality of top vertical posts, with each cantilevered shelf having a border wall that includes a plurality of border wall openings. The assembly also includes a bridge shelf having a left end that is removably connected to the cantilevered shelf of the first tower unit, and a right end that is removably connected to the cantilevered shelf of the second tower unit.

A door pivot assembly used for secure storage includes a bushing, a nut and a bolt. The bushing is secured to a door frame, and the bushing has a non-threaded bore therethrough. The nut is secured to a door panel, and the nut has a threaded bore therethrough. The threaded bore of the nut aligns with the non-threaded bore of the bushing. The bolt passes through the door panel and the door frame. The bolt has a head, a threaded shaft, and a non-threaded shaft. The threaded shaft and the non-threaded shaft sequentially extend from the head. The threaded shaft is screwed into the threaded bore of the nut, and the non-threaded shaft is rotatably disposed in the non-threaded bore of the bushing, so that the door panel can be pivoted relative to the door frame. A smart locker having the door pivot assembly is also provided.

A utility rack includes a pair of end supports for supporting one or more shelves there between. Each end support includes a first vertical support having one or more cross members mounted thereto and a second vertical support. The cross members may be mounted to one or more cross member mounts of the first vertical support and are configured to be movable relative to the first vertical support between a stored position in which they are disconnected from the second vertical support and are collapsed inwardly towards the first vertical support for storage or transport and an extended position in which free ends of the cross members may be attached to the second vertical support using fasteners.