A rack assembly has two side racks, two rails, and at least one sub-rack. The rails are mounted between the side racks and include a front rail and a rear rail parallel with each other. Each rail has an opening in a bottom of the rail. The at least one sub-rack is slidable along the rails and each sub-rack has a rack frame, a connection rod, and at least one supporting member. The rack frame has at least one front rod and at least one rear rod. Each front rod has an extension rod mounted retractably on a top of the front rod and having a front wheel.

A rack assembly has two side racks, two rails, and at least one sub-rack. The rails are mounted between the side racks and include a front rail and a rear rail parallel with each other. Each rail has an opening in a bottom of the rail. The at least one sub-rack is slidable along the rails and each sub-rack has a rack frame, a connection rod, and at least one supporting member. The rack frame has at least one front rod and at least one rear rod. Each front rod has an extension rod mounted retractably on a top of the front rod and having a front wheel.

The jewelry display stand is a device intended to provide a convenient way to store and organize a large number of continuous items, including but not limited to jewelry. To accomplish this, the device includes a pair of loops that are oval in shape. Each loop is mounted to a pillar, and each pillar is mounted to a base. Each loop has a spring-pivot door mounted to the front opening. The spring-pivot door is used as an entry way for the securement and placement of jewelry items. The door pivots on one end of the opening via a spring, while the free end of the door magnetically secures to the other end with a pair of magnets. To insert a jewelry item, the user simply applies force against the door, which disengages the magnets and allows the door to open. After insertion, the door automatically closes and locks in place.

The jewelry display stand is a device intended to provide a convenient way to store and organize a large number of continuous items, including but not limited to jewelry. To accomplish this, the device includes a pair of loops that are oval in shape. Each loop is mounted to a pillar, and each pillar is mounted to a base. Each loop has a spring-pivot door mounted to the front opening. The spring-pivot door is used as an entry way for the securement and placement of jewelry items. The door pivots on one end of the opening via a spring, while the free end of the door magnetically secures to the other end with a pair of magnets. To insert a jewelry item, the user simply applies force against the door, which disengages the magnets and allows the door to open. After insertion, the door automatically closes and locks in place.

A closet organizer assembly has a first tower unit and a second tower unit, each tower unit having a plurality of shelves separated by vertical posts, each tower unit also having a plurality of top vertical posts, and a cantilevered shelf removably connected to the plurality of top vertical posts, with each cantilevered shelf having a border wall that includes a plurality of border wall openings. The assembly also includes a bridge shelf having a left end that is removably connected to the cantilevered shelf of the first tower unit, and a right end that is removably connected to the cantilevered shelf of the second tower unit.

A cookware rack configured for supporting a cookware set has a lower support section, an intermediate support section, and an upper support section spaced apart from each other by a plurality of posts. Each of the intermediate support section and the upper support section has a pair of longitudinal sides connected to a pair of lateral sides. Each longitudinal side of the intermediate support section and the upper support section has a recessed portion that is offset from end portions connected to opposing ends of the recessed portion. The lower support section has a pair of longitudinal sides connected to a pair of lateral sides and at least one intermediate side connected to the pair of longitudinal sides.

A point-of-sale display unit for engagement with a cantilevered support member has at least one shelf and a base member. The base member defines a track configured to receive a portion of the cantilevered support member. The unit engages with the cantilevered beam through a sliding arrangement and is rigidly maintained thereon through a combination of various mechanical forces in a position without obstructing access to the primary load held and displayed by the cantilevered system.