A method of installing an under-mount apron-front sink to a cabinet includes placing an under-mount apron-front sink onto a portion of the cabinet, wherein the under-mount apron-front sink extends through an opening disposed in a front wall of the cabinet and sliding the under-mount apron-front sink in a rearward direction through the opening until a front apron of the sink engages the front wall of the cabinet, wherein the front apron comprises a left end and a right end. A lateral distance between the left end and the right end of the front apron is greater than a lateral width of the opening of the cabinet such that the front apron at least partially overlaps the opening such that the opening is not visible with the sink installed.

A worktop (1) for pieces of furniture includes two slabs (3, 4) made of stone, arranged so that they are adjacent to each other at the level of corresponding head surfaces (5, 6) in order to define a work surface (2) exposed to the outside. A joining arrangement is suited to stably connect the slabs (3, 4) and includes a first bonding substance (8) interposed between the head surfaces (5, 6) and recesses (9) obtained on the head surfaces (5, 6) of each slab (3, 4), mutually facing each other and configured in such a way as to define corresponding housings completely delimited in the direction of the thickness of the slabs (3, 4), the first bonding substance (8) being spread mainly in the housings.

An assembly includes a cabinet including a front face and an opening in the front face that is defined at least in part by two vertical cut lines and a horizontal cut line that extends between the two vertical cut lines. The assembly also includes a sink coupled to the cabinet, the sink including a basin and an apron coupled to the basin and located forward of the basin to provide a front surface of the sink. The apron has a lateral width that is wider than the opening such that ends of the apron overlap the two vertical cut lines to conceal the vertical cut lines on the front face of the cabinet.

A system for the storage and retrieval of kitchen recipes and related items includes a kitchen recipe and article and accessories holder configured for the efficient use of limited kitchen counter-top space having a compartment with integrated book ends for storing cookbooks in an upright and slightly inclined position, plural cubbies for printed material, and a cookbook easel configured to easily support and display recipe information in printed or electronic formats.

A system for the storage and retrieval of kitchen recipes and related items includes a kitchen recipe and article and accessories holder configured for the efficient use of limited kitchen counter-top space having a compartment with integrated book ends for storing cookbooks in an upright and slightly inclined position, plural cubbies for printed material, and a cookbook easel configured to easily support and display recipe information in printed or electronic formats.

A simple ceramic combined cabinet comprises a bottom plate with left and right mounting holes formed in the edges of two sides, a left side plate, a right side plate, a back plate, which are all ceramic plates; and a first, a second and a third connecting blocks, wherein first mounting holes are formed in the bottom surfaces of the left and right side plates respectively, second mounting holes are formed in the upper portions of the left and right side plates; third mounting holes paired with the second mounting holes are formed in end faces of the first, second and third connecting blocks; mounting hole sites are symmetrically located on the left and right side plates in a penetrating mode respectively, and connecting pieces used for mounting door hinges or guide rails are arranged on the hole sites in a penetrating mode.

A simple ceramic combined cabinet comprises a bottom plate with left and right mounting holes formed in the edges of two sides, a left side plate, a right side plate, a back plate, which are all ceramic plates; and a first, a second and a third connecting blocks, wherein first mounting holes are formed in the bottom surfaces of the left and right side plates respectively, second mounting holes are formed in the upper portions of the left and right side plates; third mounting holes paired with the second mounting holes are formed in end faces of the first, second and third connecting blocks; mounting hole sites are symmetrically located on the left and right side plates in a penetrating mode respectively, and connecting pieces used for mounting door hinges or guide rails are arranged on the hole sites in a penetrating mode.

A shelf device and a storage cabinet. The shelf device comprises a shelf body (100); a support frame, the support frame comprising a lead screw (102) and a connecting support (104), the lead screw (102) being fixedly connected to the connecting support (104); a driving assembly, the driving assembly is connected to the shelf body (100), the driving assembly comprising a driving member (106) and a threaded sleeve (108), the driving member (106) being in power coupling connection with the threaded sleeve (108), and the threaded sleeve (108) being in threaded connection with the lead screw (102). The shelf device only needs to be provided with a lead screw (102), and multiple threaded sleeves (108) are sleeved thereon, and then the multiple threaded sleeves (108) are respectively connected to different shelf bodies (100), so that independent adjustment of the multiple shelf bodies (100) can be achieved.

A shelf device and a storage cabinet. The shelf device comprises a shelf body (100); a support frame, the support frame comprising a lead screw (102) and a connecting support (104), the lead screw (102) being fixedly connected to the connecting support (104); a driving assembly, the driving assembly is connected to the shelf body (100), the driving assembly comprising a driving member (106) and a threaded sleeve (108), the driving member (106) being in power coupling connection with the threaded sleeve (108), and the threaded sleeve (108) being in threaded connection with the lead screw (102). The shelf device only needs to be provided with a lead screw (102), and multiple threaded sleeves (108) are sleeved thereon, and then the multiple threaded sleeves (108) are respectively connected to different shelf bodies (100), so that independent adjustment of the multiple shelf bodies (100) can be achieved.

An outdoor kitchen modular assembly includes a plurality of kitchen modules formed from a plurality of components which can be flat-packed. The components include a generally planar pan serving as a base with structural components supporting the planar pan. The structural components include means to interconnect the module to an adjacent module.