A cabinet system arranged to allow access to floor space underneath, the system including two side walls having front and rear edges, at least one door arranged proximate the front edges of the side walls and configured to be openable to access an area between the side walls; and a bottom panel arranged between the two side walls and configured such that at least a portion of the bottom panel is selectively movable to at least partially expose a floor space extending back from the front edges of the side walls.

A modular cabinet system including a cabinet shell configured with an open front space, a cabinet insert configured to be selectively installed in, and removed from, the cabinet shell by being passed through the open front space, a pair of first slide members respectively provided to each inner side surface of the cabinet shell, and a pair of second slide members respectively provided to each outer side surfaces provided proximate each side of the cabinet insert, wherein the respective first slide members are configured to interact with the corresponding second slide members to guide the cabinet insert into, and out of, the cabinet shell.

A secure receptacle includes within it a vertically-aligned carousel having a plurality of securable containers horizontally disposed around the carousel. Each container includes a securable lid preventing access to the contents of the container, and the vertically-aligned carousel is configured to lock in a secured position. A sensor within the secure receptacle determines a position of the carousel, and a motorized controller rotates the carousel to a requested position. On determining a requested container, the carousel is rotated so that the requested container is moved from a current position to the opening of the secure receptacle, and the securable lid of the requested container is actuated to provide access to its contents.

A skateboard storage assembly includes a storage housing that includes an access opening extending into an interior of the storage housing for having a skateboard extended therethrough. A door is hingedly coupled to the storage housing and the door is aligned with the access opening for opening and closing the access opening. A locking unit is coupled to the storage housing to lock the door. A carousel is rotatably positioned within the storage housing and the carousel has a plurality of storage spaces each integrated therein to receive a skateboard for storage. A dispensing unit is integrated into the storage housing for controlling the carousel to facilitate the user to either insert or remove their skateboard from the respective storage space.

Examples provide a height adjustable tray including a service surface for moving one or more items from a first height near the top of a display case down to a lower height within reach of a user in a seated position or otherwise unable to reach a top surface of the display case. The tray is connected to a set of one or more support arms. A gearing mechanism moves the set of support arms along a range of motion to lower the tray from the first height near the top of the display case to a position in front of the display case at a second height. The tray remains in a horizontal orientation substantially parallel to the floor or ground surface as the tray moves through the range of motion. An operating mechanism controls movement of the tray along the range of motion.

Examples provide a height adjustable tray including a service surface for moving one or more items from a first height near the top of a display case down to a lower height within reach of a user in a seated position or otherwise unable to reach a top surface of the display case. The tray is connected to a set of one or more support arms. A gearing mechanism moves the set of support arms along a range of motion to lower the tray from the first height near the top of the display case to a position in front of the display case at a second height. The tray remains in a horizontal orientation substantially parallel to the floor or ground surface as the tray moves through the range of motion. An operating mechanism controls movement of the tray along the range of motion.

A refrigerated appliance is provided herein. The refrigerated appliance includes a cabinet defining a compartment. A first door is coupled to the cabinet. The first door defines a storage chamber therein. A second door is disposed on an opposing side of the first door from the cabinet. A bin is disposed within the chamber. A bracket is disposed between the first door and the bin. The bracket includes a rotatable member to rotate the bin between first and second positions.

A combination cabinet includes a base assembly, a plurality of first containing bodies, and a second containing body. The first containing bodies are removably connected with the base assembly. Each first containing body is disposed in alignment with an edge of the base assembly and does not protrude outward from the edge of the base assembly. The second containing body is pivotally connected with the base assembly and arranged between the first containing bodies. The second containing body is rotatable with respect to the base assembly to protrude outward from the edge of the base assembly. Thus, the present invention is conveniently, efficiently, and easily assembled and providing different storage forms according to different demands.

A refrigerated appliance is provided herein. The refrigerated appliance includes a cabinet defining a compartment. A first door is coupled to the cabinet. The first door defines a storage chamber therein. A second door is disposed on an opposing side of the first door from the cabinet. A bin is disposed within the chamber. A bracket is disposed between the first door and the bin. The bracket includes a rotatable member to rotate the bin between first and second positions.

A rotatable support structure for supporting elongate objects, comprised of a first support structure, a second support structure, a rotatable axle, a first hub, a second hub, a plurality of first elongate support members, an equal number of second elongate support members, and a locking mechanism, where the first support structure and the second support structure support the rotatable axle, the first hub is affixed to the rotatable axle and supports the first elongate support members, the second hub is affixed to the rotatable axle and supports the second elongate support members, corresponding pairs of the first and second elongate support members support elongate objects attached thereto, and the locking mechanism prevents the rotating axle from rotating and allows the rotating axle to rotate to allow the elongate objects to be conveniently loaded and unloaded from the rotatable support structure; whereby the rotatable support structure may be configured as a watercraft transportation trailer.