A modular frame assembly, comprising a first lateral frame member including a first end, the first end including a flange portion extending from a longitudinal axis of the first lateral frame member; a first side frame member including one or more receiving members; and wherein the one or more receiving members being sized and aligned to receive the flange portion to cooperatively secure the first lateral frame member and first side frame member together; and where the flange non-deformably cooperatively connects with the one or more receiving members.

A baffle structure, with a variable position installed on the cabinet. The baffle structure comprises a board, adjusting element, and fixing element. A first slot is defined on the board, and the first slot extends along the first direction. The adjusting element is slidably arranged in the first slot, and partially extends outside the first slot until it fits with a main body of the cabinet. The board is positioned relative to the main body on the second direction. The fixing element is set on the board and configured to position the board relative to the main body on the third direction. The second direction is perpendicular to first direction, and the third direction is perpendicular to the first direction and the second direction.

A baffle structure, with a variable position installed on the cabinet. The baffle structure comprises a board, adjusting element, and fixing element. A first slot is defined on the board, and the first slot extends along the first direction. The adjusting element is slidably arranged in the first slot, and partially extends outside the first slot until it fits with a main body of the cabinet. The board is positioned relative to the main body on the second direction. The fixing element is set on the board and configured to position the board relative to the main body on the third direction. The second direction is perpendicular to first direction, and the third direction is perpendicular to the first direction and the second direction.

A device for reinforcing and ventilating furniture, includes at least one first longitudinal profile that has at least one line of through holes arranged along the longitudinal dimension thereof, and at least one second longitudinal profile, the at least first profile and the at least second profile being mutually joined along the same longitudinal dimension thereof.

The present disclosure is directed to a modular furniture system comprising a modular unit capable of being removably affixed to a furniture member via at least one bracket assembly, the bracket assembly comprising a first bracket disposed on the modular unit and having a first magnetic component and at least one locking means; and a second bracket disposed on the furniture member and having a second magnetic component and a receiving means capable of engaging the at least one locking means.

The present disclosure is directed to a modular furniture system comprising a modular unit capable of being removably affixed to a furniture member via at least one bracket assembly, the bracket assembly comprising a first bracket disposed on the modular unit and having a first magnetic component and at least one locking means; and a second bracket disposed on the furniture member and having a second magnetic component and a receiving means capable of engaging the at least one locking means.

A shelf spine system can cover unused holes, slots or other attachment points, and can conceal wires/cables, and can easily be customized in length, and can provide accent strips to furniture or walls. The spine system includes a spine and two or more feet. The spine extends from a first end to a second end. Each foot includes a spine attachment portion that couples to the spine, and a surface attachment portion that couples to the surface. When first and second feet are coupled to the spine and to first and second holes, respectively of the furniture then the spine covers any holes of the furniture between the first and second holes. The spine attachment portion of a foot can slide between the first and second ends of the spine. The spine can include a foot attachment structure that couples to the spine attachment portion of a foot.

A shelf spine system can cover unused holes, slots or other attachment points, and can conceal wires/cables, and can easily be customized in length, and can provide accent strips to furniture or walls. The spine system includes a spine and two or more feet. The spine extends from a first end to a second end. Each foot includes a spine attachment portion that couples to the spine, and a surface attachment portion that couples to the surface. When first and second feet are coupled to the spine and to first and second holes, respectively of the furniture then the spine covers any holes of the furniture between the first and second holes. The spine attachment portion of a foot can slide between the first and second ends of the spine. The spine can include a foot attachment structure that couples to the spine attachment portion of a foot.

A storage mesh plate, which includes a first long frame, a second long frame and a mesh plate, one end of the first long frame and one end of the second long frame are provided with a first short frame, and another end of the first long frame and another end of the second long frame are provided with a second short frame; four corners where the first long frame is connected to the first short frame and the second short frame and the second long frame is connected to the first short frame and the second short frame are provided with a first reinforced protection decorating part, a fourth reinforced protection decorating part, a second reinforced protection decorating part and a third reinforced protection decorating part respectively.

A blow-molded unitary structure includes a panel having first and second panel walls and a generally hollow interior between the first and second panel walls. The structure also includes one or more different types of strengthening elements monolithically formed with the panel and across a substantial portion of the panel to enhance the strength of the structure. A strengthening element can be a depression recessing from the second panel wall toward an interior of the panel, a protrusion protruding from the second panel wall toward an exterior of the panel, a rib protruding outwardly toward the exterior of the panel and a trench formed by side walls of adjacent protrusions.