A piece of furniture in which a washing machine can be placed, comprising two substantially vertical side walls, a substantially horizontal bottom wall, a substantially horizontal top wall and a substantially horizontal carrier placed between the bottom wall and the top wall.

The invention discloses a hydraulic self-adaptive adjusting foot wherein an upper cover is arranged at the upper end of the bottom shell, a piston body arranged in the bottom shell and a piston ring seal arranged between outer circumferential face of piston body and inner wall of bottom shell; a return spring is arranged between bottom of the piston body and the bottom shell while the bottom end of the support post penetrates into the bottom shell from the center hole of the upper cover in a sealing mode. A groove is provided in the center of bottom surface of the flange at bottom end of said support post and a steel ball return spring is set in said groove; in the middle of bottom surface of piston body is provided with spring groove in which sets the top end of return spring; at the axis of spring groove sets the hydraulic oil passage between top end of which and bottom end of steel ball return spring arranges the steel ball. The invention has following merits: the hydraulic oil flows and migrates in upper and lower piston chambers via hydraulic oil passage controlled by steel ball joint work of which and return spring enables supporting objects reach stable state and bottom foot's height be automatically adjusted; the appearance of invention is simple and compact, suitable for repeating adjustments.

The invention discloses a hydraulic self-adaptive adjusting foot wherein an upper cover is arranged at the upper end of the bottom shell, a piston body arranged in the bottom shell and a piston ring seal arranged between outer circumferential face of piston body and inner wall of bottom shell; a return spring is arranged between bottom of the piston body and the bottom shell while the bottom end of the support post penetrates into the bottom shell from the center hole of the upper cover in a sealing mode. A groove is provided in the center of bottom surface of the flange at bottom end of said support post and a steel ball return spring is set in said groove; in the middle of bottom surface of piston body is provided with spring groove in which sets the top end of return spring; at the axis of spring groove sets the hydraulic oil passage between top end of which and bottom end of steel ball return spring arranges the steel ball. The invention has following merits: the hydraulic oil flows and migrates in upper and lower piston chambers via hydraulic oil passage controlled by steel ball joint work of which and return spring enables supporting objects reach stable state and bottom foot's height be automatically adjusted; the appearance of invention is simple and compact, suitable for repeating adjustments.

The present disclosure relates to improved furniture pads that provide an opportunity to repair the connection between the pad and a furniture surface, the integrity of the pad, or both. In some instances, this can be accomplished by providing a pad comprising multiple pad bodies, each of which can has a protective surface. The pad bodies can be stacked or removed depending on the relationship between the furniture and the floor. In other instances, multiple adhesive layers are arranged on the top surface of a protective pad body, allowing for an adhesive bond to be refreshed and restored if the pad fails.

A device that prevents the self-adjustment of a leveling glide for the tubular legs of various types of furniture, including tables and chairs, is disclosed. The device comprises a threaded insert for a furniture leveling assembly that includes a polymeric washer secured to the bottom of the threaded insert. The polymeric washer is aligned with the axis of the internally threaded of the threaded insert and has a hole diameter that is smaller than the diameter of the externally threaded stem of the leveling glide.

A pad includes a support structure for supporting a mechanical device. The support structure includes a horizontal layer supported by vertical members. The pad also includes a leveling mechanism for leveling the pad. The leveling mechanism can include first, second, third and fourth leveling legs near a first, second, third and fourth corner, respectively of the pad. The leveling legs can be screwed into or out of the pad such that during installation of the mechanical device, an installer can level the pad by screwing in or out the first, second, third and fourth leveling legs until the pad is level.

A pad includes a support structure for supporting a mechanical device. The support structure includes a horizontal layer supported by vertical members. The pad also includes a leveling mechanism for leveling the pad. The leveling mechanism can include first, second, third and fourth leveling legs near a first, second, third and fourth corner, respectively of the pad. The leveling legs can be screwed into or out of the pad such that during installation of the mechanical device, an installer can level the pad by screwing in or out the first, second, third and fourth leveling legs until the pad is level.

A firewood storage apparatus, the apparatus comprising a firewood rack and a firewood rack cover. The firewood rack may have vertical support members, a pitched member, and a firewood rack member. The firewood rack cover may comprise material which is fashioned to conform to the profile of the firewood rack. Each vertical support member having an upper end and a lower end, the pitched member having a pitched profile supported by the plurality of vertical support members, and a firewood support member having a receiving surface for supporting firewood. The firewood rack cover may have an outer, weather-proof coating and an inner cavity having an open end and a closed end, the inner cavity formed to receive the firewood rack, wherein the firewood rack cover has a weather-proof properties, and wherein the inner cavity closed end matches the pitched profile of the pitched member of the firewood rack.

A firewood storage apparatus, the apparatus comprising a firewood rack and a firewood rack cover. The firewood rack may have vertical support members, a pitched member, and a firewood rack member. The firewood rack cover may comprise material which is fashioned to conform to the profile of the firewood rack. Each vertical support member having an upper end and a lower end, the pitched member having a pitched profile supported by the plurality of vertical support members, and a firewood support member having a receiving surface for supporting firewood. The firewood rack cover may have an outer, weather-proof coating and an inner cavity having an open end and a closed end, the inner cavity formed to receive the firewood rack, wherein the firewood rack cover has a weather-proof properties, and wherein the inner cavity closed end matches the pitched profile of the pitched member of the firewood rack.

A pad includes a support structure for supporting a mechanical device. The support structure includes a horizontal layer supported by vertical members. The pad also includes a leveling mechanism for leveling the pad. The leveling mechanism can include first, second, third and fourth leveling legs near a first, second, third and fourth corner, respectively of the pad. The leveling legs can be screwed into or out of the pad such that during installation of the mechanical device, an installer can level the pad by screwing in or out the first, second, third and fourth leveling legs until the pad is level.