Providing an overturn preventing device which can prevent an article from overturn while maintaining the mounted state against an earthquake or the like with multidirectional shaking. The overturn preventing device includes a damper and a pair of a first base and a second base. The damper is mounted between a top surface of a piece of furniture installed on a floor and a ceiling. Two ends of the damper are respectively coupled to the first and second bases so as to be swingable in multiple directions. The first base abuts against the top surface of the furniture and the second base abuts against the ceiling.

Providing an overturn preventing device which can maintain a mounted state against earthquake or the like with multidirectional shaking and thereby can prevent an article from overturn. The overturn preventing device includes a damper and a pair of bases. The damper is mounted between a top surface of a piece of furniture installed on a floor and a ceiling. Both ends of the damper are respectively coupled to the bases so as to be rotatable about respective rotation axes. Furthermore, both ends of the damper are respectively coupled to the bases so as to be swingable in a direction intersecting a rotation direction. The first base abuts against the top surface of the furniture and the second base abuts against the ceiling.

Providing an overturn preventing device which can easily be mounted between a top surface of an article and a ceiling and a method of mounting the overturn preventing device. The overturn preventing device includes a damper. The damper is mounted between a top surface of a piece of furniture (an article) and a ceiling. The damper includes a cylinder and a piston. A hydraulic fluid (operating liquid) and a compressed gas are enclosed in the cylinder. The piston is slidably housed in the cylinder. When the damper is to be mounted between the top surface of the furniture and the ceiling, the piston is housed in the compressed gas enclosed above the hydraulic fluid. The piston can be moved into the hydraulic fluid when the furniture is tilted and the damper is contracted by a predetermined length.

Providing an overturn preventing device in which a plurality of dampers can be mounted between a top surface of an article and a ceiling and which can suppress increase in working man-hour and increase in an installation space. The overturn preventing device includes a plurality of dampers mounted between a top surface and a piece of furniture installed on an installation surface and a ceiling. The dampers each have first and second ends and all of the first ends are coupled to the article-side base. The second ends of the dampers are coupled to one or a plurality of ceiling-side bases.

The overturn preventing device includes a damper, a length adjusting member and a pair of bases. The damper has a cylinder having an outer peripheral surface formed with a screw thread, and a rod. The cylinder is bottomed. The rod is inserted. into the cylinder and has a distal end protruding out of an open end of the cylinder. The length adjusting member has a first end and a second end. The first end has an opening. The length adjusting member has an inner peripheral surface formed with a screw thread so that the cylinder is screwed through the first end into the length adjusting member. The bases are rotatably coupled to the second end of the length adjusting member and the distal end of the rod respectively. The bases abut against a top surface of an article installed. on an installation surface and a ceiling respectively.

Providing a construction that can allow a ceiling side base to be relocated easily even after the overturn preventing device has been mounted between a top surface of an article and a ceiling. A grip member is attached to an overturn preventing device including a damper to be mounted between the top surface of the furniture and a pair of bases respectively connected to both ends of the damper. One of the bases abuts against the top surface of the furniture and the other base abuts against the ceiling. The grip member includes a through hole part locked to the ceiling side second base and a grip part connected to the through hole part and drooping below the second base in a mounted state where the second base is in abutment against the ceiling

An anti-topple device for preventing a cabinet from swaying or falling over includes a pedestal, a screw, a first adjusting member, a second adjusting member, and a connecting member. The pedestal is fixed on a floor and the screw is fixed to the pedestal. The first adjusting member and the second adjusting member are slidably mounted on the screw to make the cabinet height adjustable. The connecting member secures onto two beams of the cabinet positioned at a bottom of the cabinet to hold the cabinet firmly against the floor. The two beams flank the screw on opposite sides to firmly fix the cabinet to the floor.

A structure installed at a station can include an interference member held above a mobile drive unit area of the station. The interference member can be positioned to allow an inventory holder and a mobile drive unit to pass underneath. The interference member can also be positioned to contact a topside of the inventory holder to prevent the inventory holder from tipping into a worker area of the station that is adjacent to the mobile drive unit area.

The present invention relates generally to a device that stabilizes a television to a dresser and a dresser to a nearby wall or stationary surface. The present invention comprises at least one wall mount and wall bracket, at least one television mount and television bracket, at least one dresser mount, and at least one at least one dresser plate. At least one television bracket connects a television or similar device to a dresser or similar object. The dresser mounting plate connects at least one television bracket and at least one dresser bracket to a dresser. At least one wall mount engages with at least one dresser bracket and secures the position of the dresser or similar object, and consequently the flat screen television or similar device to a wall. The present invention prevents the falling of both the television or similar device and the dresser or similar object.

Providing an overturn preventing device which can easily be mounted between a top surface of an article and a ceiling. The overturn preventing device includes a damper, a pair of bases and a fixing cord. The damper is mounted between a top surface of a piece of furniture installed on a floor and a ceiling. The bases are respectively coupled to both ends of the damper. The first base abuts against the top surface of the furniture, and the other base abuts against the ceiling. The fixing cord holds the damper in a contracted state in which the damper has a desired length.