The present disclosure relates to a height-adjustable sink. According to an aspect, the height-adjustable sink includes: a main body; an upper plate provided above the main body; at least one connecting member connected to the main body and the upper plate to adjust the height of the upper plate with respect to the main body; and a holding unit configured to maintain the height of the upper plate in a state in which the height of the upper plate is adjusted.

A grill insert enclosure including a framework of interconnected frame members and support members adapted to receive a grill insert. The construction and utilization of the grill insert enclosure includes adjustably locating the support members to accommodate the configuration and dimensions of various grill inserts.

A grill insert enclosure including a framework of interconnected frame members and support members adapted to receive a grill insert. The construction and utilization of the grill insert enclosure includes adjustably locating the support members to accommodate the configuration and dimensions of various grill inserts.

A modular enclosure system includes a plurality of anchor rails configured to be mounted to a surface such as a wall to which the modular enclosure system is to be attached. The modular enclosure system includes a first partition having a plurality of partition segments and a second partition having a plurality of partition segments. The first partition and the second partition are each coupled to a first rail and a second rail of the plurality of anchor rails.

A method of forming a laminate countertop includes a step of providing a laminate countertop with at least one substantially square corner having a curved edge profile extending around the at least one square corner. The method further includes steps of: cutting a first angled slot through a portion of a longitudinal side of the countertop; cutting a second angled slot through a portion of a preformed straight edge member connected to a base support along a latitudinal side of the countertop; and cutting a connecting cut between the slots to form a cutout section of the countertop. The method also includes a step of adhering at least one preformed angled edge member including the curved edge profile into the cutout section of the countertop to form at least one angled corner, thereby forming a laminate countertop having an edge profile extending around the at least one angled corner.

The invention relates to a wall-mounted cabinet having a block-shaped cabinet carcass, the open front side of which can be closed with at least one cabinet door that is hinged to the cabinet carcass and is flush with the outer sides of the vertical side walls and of the horizontal top wall of the cabinet carcass in the closed position of the cabinet door, in particular a wall-mounted kitchen cabinet. In order for the wall-mounted cabinet to have at least one cabinet box, which regardless of whether the cabinet door is open or closed is always accessible for putting pots and pans, kitchen utensils, and the like in it and storing them, the invention provides that tilt fittings for a cabinet door embodied as a flap door are mounted on the inner sides of the side walls in the upper region of the cabinet carcass; that the tilt fittings are covered by inner walls; that the flap door is composed of an inner panel and an outer panel, which extends across an upper front region of the cabinet carcass from the outside of the top wall of the cabinet carcass to the top side of the lower cabinet box and with which the lowerable front coverings between the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet carcass are associated; that the outer panel of the flap door extends at least across a lower region of the front side of the inner panel and extends as far as the top side of the lowermost cabinet box of the cabinet carcass; and that fixed front coverings, adjacent to lowerable front coverings, extend to the underside of the lowermost cabinet box of the cabinet carcass between the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet carcass and are flush with the ends of the inner walls and of the side walls of the cabinet carcass.

A kit for providing modular kitchens, which comprises: a plurality of panels, each one defining two mutually opposite greater faces and four side faces; a plurality of battens, each one defining four side surfaces which are interposed between respective base surfaces; a plurality of coupling assemblies, each one adapted for coupling between any side face of any panel and side surface of any batten, at least in order to provide a plurality of basic modular elements with a box-like shape structure, each one having at least two side panels and one lower panel; a plurality of covering walls; a plurality of sliding guide rails; a plurality of angular supports; a plurality of hinge assemblies.

A kit for providing modular kitchens, which comprises: a plurality of panels, each one defining two mutually opposite greater faces and four side faces; a plurality of battens, each one defining four side surfaces which are interposed between respective base surfaces; a plurality of coupling assemblies, each one adapted for coupling between any side face of any panel and side surface of any batten, at least in order to provide a plurality of basic modular elements with a box-like shape structure, each one having at least two side panels and one lower panel; a plurality of covering walls; a plurality of sliding guide rails; a plurality of angular supports; a plurality of hinge assemblies.

A concealed bridge assembly is provided for supporting adjacent lateral edges of cooktop units that are mounted in a kitchen countertop. The concealed bridge assembly can be used for traditional raised mounting of cooktop units or true-flush mounting of cooktop units. When used with traditional mountings, the concealed bridge assembly has a top that is sized to be flush with the countertop surface and the approximate length of the countertop opening. If true-flush mounting is desired, the top of the concealed bridge assembly is flush with the top surface of a kerf cut in the countertop.

The present invention provides a system for the charging and use of mobile broadband devices, keeping the devices visually accessible while avoiding infringement of useful space. A user of the system has full operation of their mobile broadband devices where under cabinet mounted. The present invention makes use of a rewind assembly for the organization and use of the charging cable for mobile broadband devices which provides for a winding of the charging cable onto an automatic rewind.