A quick connect shelf system for a utility cart may include a shelf; a plurality of shelf mounting units attached to a bottom surface the shelf; a plurality of shelf mounting anchors attached to handles on the utility cart, and a bolt removably attaching the shelf mounting units to the shelf mounting anchors.

A quick connect shelf system for a utility cart may include a shelf; a plurality of shelf mounting units attached to a bottom surface the shelf; a plurality of shelf mounting anchors attached to handles on the utility cart, and a bolt removably attaching the shelf mounting units to the shelf mounting anchors.

A bracket device includes a bracket, a mounting member and a locking member. The bracket includes a first end part and a second end part. A space is defined between the first end part and the second end part. The mounting member is arranged adjacent to the first end part of the bracket. The mounting member has a mounting part located in the space. The locking member is arranged on the bracket and includes a locking part and an operating part. Wherein, the locking part of the locking member is held to be located at a position in the space of the bracket. The locking part of the locking member is able to be moved away from the position in response to operation of the operating part of the locking member. Wherein, the operating part of the locking member is not located in the space of the bracket.

A bracket device includes a bracket, a mounting member and a locking member. The bracket includes a first end part and a second end part. A space is defined between the first end part and the second end part. The mounting member is arranged adjacent to the first end part of the bracket. The mounting member has a mounting part located in the space. The locking member is arranged on the bracket and includes a locking part and an operating part. Wherein, the locking part of the locking member is held to be located at a position in the space of the bracket. The locking part of the locking member is able to be moved away from the position in response to operation of the operating part of the locking member. Wherein, the operating part of the locking member is not located in the space of the bracket.

A sliding shelf and shelf system is disclosed herein, and may include a first side portion; a second side portion; a front portion; a back portion; a top portion spanning between the first side portion and the second side portion, and spanning between the front portion and the back portion; a bottom portion spanning between the first side portion and the second side portion, and spanning between the front portion and the back portion; a first sliding portion connected to the first side portion; a second sliding portion connected to the second side portion; a first upright portion; a second upright portion parallel to the first upright portion; a first bracket configured to connect to the first sliding portion and to the first upright portion; a second bracket configured to connect to the second sliding portion and to the second upright portion; and a collapsible ladder.

A sliding shelf and shelf system is disclosed herein, and may include a first side portion; a second side portion; a front portion; a back portion; a top portion spanning between the first side portion and the second side portion, and spanning between the front portion and the back portion; a bottom portion spanning between the first side portion and the second side portion, and spanning between the front portion and the back portion; a first sliding portion connected to the first side portion; a second sliding portion connected to the second side portion; a first upright portion; a second upright portion parallel to the first upright portion; a first bracket configured to connect to the first sliding portion and to the first upright portion; a second bracket configured to connect to the second sliding portion and to the second upright portion; and a collapsible ladder.

A rack having scalability and compatibility may be configured to reversibly adjusted to be reversibly configured to support various computerized equipment having various sizes and power supply schemes without adjusting an outer volume boundary of the rack and without replacement of the rack. The rack may include a main frame and an additional frame. The main frame may structurally support computerized equipment having a particular dimension that is a first size within an enclosure that is a first enclosure at least partially defined by the main frame. The additional frame may reversibly couple with the main frame to adjust the enclosure to be a second enclosure at least partially defined by the at least one additional frame to reversibly configure the main frame to store computerized equipment having the particular dimension that is a second size that is different from the first size.

A rack having scalability and compatibility may be configured to reversibly adjusted to be reversibly configured to support various computerized equipment having various sizes and power supply schemes without adjusting an outer volume boundary of the rack and without replacement of the rack. The rack may include a main frame and an additional frame. The main frame may structurally support computerized equipment having a particular dimension that is a first size within an enclosure that is a first enclosure at least partially defined by the main frame. The additional frame may reversibly couple with the main frame to adjust the enclosure to be a second enclosure at least partially defined by the at least one additional frame to reversibly configure the main frame to store computerized equipment having the particular dimension that is a second size that is different from the first size.

The present invention relates to a piece of modular furniture, comprising a set of elements which can be coupled by fitting to one another, wherein the set of elements comprises at least two pairs of vertical posts, wherein each vertical posts has housings in which conformations of horizontal slats are introduced, and at least one shelf having indentations which can be fitted to the vertical posts, and in that the two vertical posts of each pair reach the end user in a manner in which they are joined to one another by means of the horizontal slats, such that they form a single, ladder-like assembly unit; such that at least one shelf is supported at its ends on the horizontal slats with the vertical posts fitted in the indentations of the shelf, constituting the corresponding furniture just like that.

A structural column for a server includes a first bent portion, a second bent portion connected with the first bent portion, a third bent portion connected with the second bent portion, a fourth bent portion connected with the third bent portion, and a fifth bent portion connected with the fourth bent portion. The structural column is made from a single piece of flat sheet metal and the shapes of the bent portions and their respective interactions, without fasteners or other joining means, provide high strength and light weight.