Providing an overturn preventing device which has can successfully prevent an article from overturn with a simple structure. A damper of the overturn preventing device has a cylinder, a rod, and a spring. The cylinder is mounted between a top surface of a piece of furniture installed on an installation surface and a ceiling so that a direction of extension/contraction makes a predetermined angle relative to a vertical direction. The cylinder has two ends one of which is open to be formed into an opening and the other of which is closed to be formed into a bottom. The rod is inserted into the cylinder and has a distal end protruding from the opening. The spring is provided between a proximal end of the rod and the bottom of the cylinder. Two bases are rotatably coupled to the bottom of the cylinder and the distal end of the rod, respectively, and the bases abut against the top surface of the furniture and the ceiling, respectively.

A piece of furniture including one or more structural elements connected by attachment devices to form the piece of furniture. At least one structural element is a weighted structural element including a weight material. The at least one weighted structural element is arranged to form a structural part of the piece of furniture and to add weight to the piece of furniture to reduce a risk of unwanted movement of the piece of furniture. A structural element is also provided.

A storage furniture is disclosed. The storage furniture includes a frame and at least one drawer movable into and at least partly out of the frame when the at least one drawer present in the frame. The frame includes an upper section and a lower section, the lower section having a greater front to back distance than that of the upper section. The upper section includes a pair of upper side panels and the lower section includes a pair of lower side panels. The pair of upper side panels are detachably connected to the pair of lower side panels when the frame is in an installed state.

A storage furniture is disclosed. The storage furniture includes a frame with a pair of side panels, each with a back end and a front end opposing the back end. At least one drawer is movable into and at least partly out of the frame when the at least one drawer is present in the frame. A fastener is configured to secure the frame to a vertical support when in an assembled orientation. The pair of side panels each have a top surface, and an opposing bottom surface in a facing relationship to a floor surface when in the assembled orientation. The bottom surface has a lesser front to back distance between the front end to the back end than the top surface.

A table with a stabilizing system is disclosed. The table has a primary shaft having a bottom portion, a lower portion, and an upper portion, wherein the primary shaft has a cut-out at a bottom portion, a locking hole at a lower portion, and a stabilization mounting hole at the upper portion, a secondary shaft inserted into the primary shaft and when inserted, movably affixed to the primary shaft, wherein the secondary shaft has a bottom portion, a lower portion, and an upper portion, and wherein the secondary shaft a locking hole at the lower portion, and a stabilization mounting hole at the upper portion, a pivot positioned through the primary shaft stabilization mounting hole and the secondary shaft mounting hole to movably affix the secondary shaft to the primary shaft about a single point of movement, a lock positioned through the primary shaft locking hole and the secondary shaft locking hole, wherein the lock fastens the secondary shaft to the primary shaft.

An adjustment device of a slide rail mechanism includes a base, a driving member and an adjusting member. The adjusting member is arranged on the base. The adjusting member is configured to be adjusted for moving the driving member. The adjustment device can be used with a working member to form an interlock mechanism. The interlock mechanism only allows a rail of one of the slide rail assemblies of the slide rail mechanism to be opened.

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.

An anchor system which can be used to hang framed items from a wall or to secure and anchor a piece of furniture or other object to a wall. The system includes an arrow element, a first washer element, and a second washer element. The arrow element includes a head with several expanding barbs and a body which includes a zip-tie zipper portion. Each washer has a flat body with a front face and a rear face, and a zip-tie receiver portion at its center on its front face, and with several prongs on its rear face opposing the receiver portion.

Adjustable computer touchscreen display mounting device adds an anti-toppling support system to prevent a computer touchscreen display device from toppling despite multiple operating positions. The touchscreen display may be repositioned in a variety of touch modes, which are primarily horizontal, and/or monitor modes, which are primarily vertical. A display base is held close to a desk surface whenever a toppling force is exerted on the display base. One anti-toppling support system pivotally connects anti-toppling arms, one arm being attached to a desk and another arm attached to the display base. In one touch mode, the touchscreen display is extended away from the display base far enough to shift a center of gravity for the combination of display and base outside of the base footprint.

Furniture, such as bookcases and dressers, are child-proofed against tipping forward by being mounted to a wall by a combination of a rail attached to the furniture, the rail having an angled undercut, and a cleat. The rail and cleat have corresponding angled cuts so that, when the furniture is properly installed, the rail rests on the cleat and the furniture is prevented from tipping or falling forward. The cleat should be attached to a structural member, such as a stud behind drywall. An additional safety device for furniture having drawers is a retainer that, in an engaged position, holds existing drawers in place, and prevents the full insertion of drawers, unless the furniture is installed on a firmly attached cleat. The cleat disengages the retainer during proper installation of the furniture on the cleat, whereby drawers can be fully inserted and removed as desired by the user. Thus, a child climbing on open drawers in a dresser, or on shelving in a storage unit, will not be subjected to injury or death by the furniture tipping forward on to the child.