A shelving system (11) and a bracket (10) for a shelving system comprising, the bracket (10) comprising a first end portion (19), an intermediate portion (18) and second end portion (20). The intermediate portion (18) comprises a flexible wall portion being moveable from an open position, in which the flexile wall portion is planar, to a closed position, in which the flexible wall portion is arcuate. In the closed position, the flexible wall portion can wrap around a portion of a post (14) and the first and second end portions (19, 20) engage to form a connector (32) engageable with an end of a rail (16) for supporting drawers.

A rack with a top reaching a ceiling according to the present invention is easy to assemble and disassemble, and such fastening method will not damage the ceiling but has high stability and is firm and durable. In addition, an arc-shaped cross bar, with a shower curtain or other articles hanging thereon by buckles, can be inserted in and connected to the rack in the Y direction, so it has diversified functions. A three-dimensional structure of the rack can be realized, and telescopic cross bar, telescopic vertical bars and the arc-shaped cross bar can be connected by users according to different needs to structure racks of different shapes.

The present disclosure relates to the field of refrigerator equipment, in particular to a refrigerator having a height-adjustable rack, comprising a door, a guide rail on the door, adjusting grooves arranged on the guide rail, a rack and a reset device. The rack is assembled on the guide rail through a guide groove and is able to move vertically. A manipulating member and a stop block, which are interlocked, are further movably provided on the rack.

A weapon mounting system including a base and an upright for supporting a weapon holder. The weapon holder is supported for sliding movement along the upright.

An assembly kit for constructing a food or beverage wall including a pair of vertically extending framing sections with pedestal base supports. A plurality of horizontally arrayed and tier defining shelves are assembled in extending fashion between the framing sections, the shelves adapted for supporting the food or beverage items. At least one stacked plurality of intermediate located and inter assemble-able vertical pole supports interconnect through aligning apertures configured in the individual shelves to provide reinforcing support. The stacked pole supports each including a narrowed upper diameter projecting portion frictionally engaged with an opposing underside pocket configured in a successively engaged pole support.

An assembly kit for constructing a food or beverage wall including a pair of vertically extending framing sections with pedestal base supports. A plurality of horizontally arrayed and tier defining shelves are assembled in extending fashion between the framing sections, the shelves adapted for supporting the food or beverage items. At least one stacked plurality of intermediate located and inter assemble-able vertical pole supports interconnect through aligning apertures configured in the individual shelves to provide reinforcing support. The stacked pole supports each including a narrowed upper diameter projecting portion frictionally engaged with an opposing underside pocket configured in a successively engaged pole support.

An apparatus for collecting clothes is provided. The apparatus includes a bracket disposed perpendicularly to an installing surface and provided with one pair of guides, the one pair of guides protruding in front of the bracket from left and right ends of the bracket to have a vertical length, and trays horizontally coupled in front of the bracket as at least one layer to place arranged clothes on top surfaces of the trays, wherein each of the trays has left and right ends supported by the one pair of guides.

A closet door-to armoire conversion has a panel with the depth being at least six inches, height being greater than a height of the closet entrance. A plurality of shelf mounting holes is disposed on lateral sides of the panel. At least a shelf and a hanging rod is interior to the panel. Rollers are attached to the panel bottom, supporting and permitting rolling of the panel(s) from the closet entrance. A handle or gripping area is on the front face of a panel and a plurality of hinges are attached to the interior side of the closet armoire and to the closet door jam side. The hinges allow an attached panel to move away from and pivot from the same side of the closet entrance, wherein the width and height of the closet armoire is wider and taller than the closet entrance so as to cover the closet entrance.

A closet door-to armoire conversion has a panel with the depth being at least six inches, height being greater than a height of the closet entrance. A plurality of shelf mounting holes is disposed on lateral sides of the panel. At least a shelf and a hanging rod is interior to the panel. Rollers are attached to the panel bottom, supporting and permitting rolling of the panel(s) from the closet entrance. A handle or gripping area is on the front face of a panel and a plurality of hinges are attached to the interior side of the closet armoire and to the closet door jam side. The hinges allow an attached panel to move away from and pivot from the same side of the closet entrance, wherein the width and height of the closet armoire is wider and taller than the closet entrance so as to cover the closet entrance.

A rack comprising: a main panel defining an array of vertical slits; at least a movable support element having a first face panel, an second face panel, and an intervening spacer block; each of the first and second face panels having a panel engagement hook configured to be received in a respective slit of the panel; a lock element having a protrusion configured to be received in a panel slit proximate to a movable support element to prevent unwanted extraction of the movable support element.