A shock absorber apparatus is provided that includes an upper rack frame, a middle plate, and a lower rack frame. The upper rack frame is configured to secure a bottom frame of a rack server. The upper rack frame includes a first set of rail assemblies. The middle plate includes a second set of rail assemblies and a first set of carriers corresponding with the first set of rail assemblies of the upper rack frame. The first set of rail assemblies is configured to restrict movement of the first plurality of carriers to a first axis. The lower rack frame includes a second set of carriers corresponding with the second set of rail assemblies of the middle plate. The second set of rail assemblies is configured to restrict movement of the second plurality of carriers to a second axis.

A furniture pedestal support for an article of furniture such as tables, chairs, desks or racks, which may be a fixed length or adjustable and features a tubular upright column member the lower end of which has longitudinal slots and the slots receive radially attachable and removable legs held in place by a removable end cap. The legs may be stored in the tubular support and confined by the end cap for compact shipment and storage. Other features include the manner of attachment of parts for assembly and disassembly without tools and variability of height adjustment capability.

An exemplary support structure for a refrigerator (12) includes a pedestal (10). The pedestal is comprised of a housing (18) comprised of a plurality of panels (20, 22, 24, 26, 28) which are held together in fixed relation through interengaging projections and recesses. A drawer (32) is comprised of a plurality of drawer panels (34, 36, 38, 40, 44) which are held together through interengaging projections and recesses. The panels which make up the pedestal are configured along with other components to be packed and shipped in a single box (30).

A support platform for a furniture unit includes a plurality of support arms that each terminate in a corner pocket. The corner pocket supports a furniture leg end and contains the leg end within the platform perimeter. The platform defines a foundation support surface that may include cleats or anti-skid cushion pads to enhance friction with the foundation surface.

A rotational transfer platform system which aids in transferring an immobile individual from one location to another. The rotational transfer platform system generally includes a platform which is rotatably connected to a base which is adapted to rest on the ground. A walker frame extends from the upper surface of the platform to aid in securing any individual standing on the platform. The walker frame may be adapted to transition between an expanded state for use and a collapsed state for transport or storage. A locking member may be utilized to selectively lock rotation of the platform with respect to the base in one of a plurality of different radial positions to ease with transferring an individual from one location to another.

A weighted base assembly with casters and/or glides and an attached column assembly to create a furniture base assembly (FBA) that accepts and holds a leg of the non-free standing furniture to create an independent stable support system for that piece of furniture so that it becomes free standing, and also moveable while being held by the FBA(s).

A replaceable furniture base that can be quickly and easily replaced in whole or in part when the furniture base shows signs of excessive wear or damage.

A vibration isolation cabinet assembly includes a single cabinet or a cabinet set installed on a vibration isolation module. The cabinet set is composed of multiple cabinets and located on a vibration isolation module. The vibration isolation module is composed of multiple vibration isolation devices. When earthquake happens, the transverse waves of the earthquake do not reach the cabinet and the cabinet sets because of the vibration isolation module and the vibration isolation devices.

A stair including at least one tread portion and an elevating mechanism by which the tread portion is elevatable to a deployed position in which the tread portion is presented to be stepped on by a person. The stair further includes a pedal. The elevating mechanism includes a stop and a striking portion. The striking portion is arranged to move into abutment with the stop when the tread portion is so elevated to its deployed position. The striking portion is also arranged to be driven against the stop by at least a portion of the person's weight. The pedal is pressible to move the striking portion away from the stop. The elevating mechanism is configured such that, when the striking portion is so moved away, depressing the tread portion moves the striking portion further away from the stop.

A furniture pedestal support for tables, chairs, desks, racks and the like, which may be a fixed length or adjustable and features a tubular upright column member the lower end of which has longitudinal slots and the slots receive radially attachable and removable legs held in place by a removable end cap. The legs may be stored in the tubular support and confined by the end cap for compact shipment and storage. Other features include the manner of attachment of parts for assembly and disassembly without tools and variability of height adjustment capability.