A wall mount adaptor of embodiments of the disclosed technology includes a wire loop with a plurality of front and back crossbars and a plurality of removably attachable shelves. Each shelf of the plurality of shelves may be removably attached by placing a curved portion of the shelf over a front crossbar, passing a back portion of the shelf between the front crossbar and a back crossbar (such as a back crossbar which corresponds to the front crossbar), and rotating the shelf such that the back portion thereof abuts the back crossbar.

A discreet mirrored cabinet is disclosed. Items can be secured inside by a locking mechanism, and security is enhanced by concealing the locked cabinet behind a mirror. The cabinet may include additional features such as an automated camera for capturing images when items are added or removed from the cabinet, and electric power can be provided to, for example, charge electronic device while they are securely stored in the locked cabinet.

A unitized storage assembly for automated loading and unloading of an associated cargo space, including individual storage units that are positioned in rows, such that each row comprises an opposing pair of individual storage units and wherein each row is movably coupled to an adjacent row. The assembly further includes an elevating mechanism coupled to one of the individual units and operative to move the row vertically or horizontally relative to the adjacent row. The assembly includes a motor operatively coupled to a wheel rotatably mounted on a bottom surface of a base of one of the individual storage units. The assembly also includes a controller that activates the elevating mechanism to raise the pair of individual storage units a predetermined height, and the motor to rotate the wheel to move the unitized storage assembly in at least one direction.

Disclosed herein is an adjustable shoring beam in which the ends can adjusted to different heights along one or more securement tracks on a vertical post. The adjustable shoring beam engages the securement tracks on the vertical posts and each end is independently adjustable in one degree of freedom. Modular deck tracks on the vertical posts, adjacent to the securement tracks, allow for the engagement of a modular deck with a vertical post. The modular deck and securement beam are able to be moved independently past each other on the vertical posts by a user or an autonomous machine.

The invention provides a merchandiser including a case that has a base and side walls extending upward from the base to at least partially define a product display area. The merchandiser also includes a bumper assembly coupled to an exterior surface of the base, the bumper assembly including a plurality of shock absorbers attached to and extending outward from the exterior surface. The shock absorbers are spaced apart from each other along the base. The bumper assembly also includes an elongate bumper coupled to distal ends of the shock absorbers and biased outward from the base by the shock absorbers.

A device for damping movement, in particular, of a movable furniture part, having a bearing housing, is proposed. According to the invention, a movement absorber is mounted so as to be movable on the bearing housing and a rotary element is mounted so as to be rotatable, comprising gearbox means by way of which a movement of the movement absorber is convertible to a rotary movement of the rotary element, wherein the bearing housing has a chamber into which at least a plunger portion of the rotary element reaches, wherein a damping fluid is present in the chamber.

According to one embodiment, a system includes a cabinet and an apparatus. The cabinet includes a cabinet housing, a door coupled to the cabinet housing to form a cabinet storage compartment, and a support member mounted in the cabinet storage compartment, the support member having a front surface having a first mounting element. The apparatus has a second mounting element and a locking element. The locking element is alterable between: (1) an unlocked state in which the second mounting element of the apparatus can be coupled and decoupled from the first mounting element of the support member of the cabinet; and (2) a locked state in which the second mounting element of the apparatus is prohibited from being decoupled from the first mounting element of the support member.

A cabinet system includes a panel. The panel includes a first plurality of rows of horizontal slots that extend through the panel. Each row in the first plurality of rows includes a plurality of horizontal slots. The system also includes a first fin mounted to a first side of the panel and a second fin mounted to a second side of the panel. The system also includes a container mounted to the panel, where the panel attaches to the panel at one of more of the horizontal slots.

A tensioning system may be implementable for a rack. A ladder upright may extend upwardly from a central area of a base of the rack and support shelves. First and second straps may extend upwardly from first and second lateral areas of the base and couple with a plate arranged along the ladder upright. The plate can include a set of vertically aligned plate-aligning apertures, and the ladder upright can include a set of vertically arranged receiving apertures. Corresponding aperture pairs can each include one from the set of receiving apertures and one from the set of plate-aligning apertures. The plate-aligning apertures may be distributed differently from the receiving apertures such that the plate is vertically moveable along the receiving apertures to change which of the corresponding aperture pairs is aligned for receiving a fastener to retain the plate in a state in which tension is present in the straps.

Systems and methods for providing a tabletop bumper kit system. The tabletop bumper kit includes a plurality of bumpers, a plurality of tabletop corner bracket assemblies, and a plurality of side support brackets. The plurality of tabletop corner bracket assemblies attaches to a plurality of corners of a tabletop. The plurality of side support brackets attaches to a plurality of sides of a tabletop. Each of the plurality of bumpers are inserted into the plurality of tabletop corner bracket assemblies and the plurality of side support brackets. Adjustable clamps, found in the tabletop corner bracket assemblies and side support brackets, fasten the bumpers to the tabletop. The adjustable clamps may make the tabletop bumper kit removable.