A slide rail assembly includes a front bracket with an opening, a first rail movably connected to the front bracket and having a stop, a buffer member fixed on the first rail and located in the opening, a second rail displaceable with respect to the first rail, and an engaging member provided on the second rail and corresponding to the stop. When the second rail is displaced from a first to a second extended position with respect to the first rail, the engaging member is pushed against the stop, generating an impact force and displacing the first rail from a first to a second position with respect to the front bracket. The buffer member absorbs the impact force by hitting a wall of the opening.

A modular mount rack frame for storing mounted devices is described herein. A first embodiment of a mount rack frame includes a modular rigid support structure with linearly aligned apertures into which screws can reversibly insert to support a mounted device. In a second embodiment, first and second support structures are stacked and aligned vertically, and they mechanically attach to each other. In this second embodiment, either the first support structure or the second support structure can support the other while contacting a flat horizontal surface. Both first and second embodiments can attach to a rack base for mobility across the flat horizontal surface. Each rigid support structure is also laterally adjustable in horizontal length.

A wiring and connection management system is disclosed. The system comprises a set of power distribution members that are attached to a substrate and are connected together, forming a power grid to distribute power across the substrate. The members include a number of connectors disposed at regular intervals along their lengths. Corresponding sets of cables and connectors on the substrate convey power from the members to areas on the substrate where power is desired. The substrate may be, for example, a shelving unit. The system provides a robust, flexible source of power that is easily installed with minimal training and is also easily maintained.

A wiring and connection management system is disclosed. The system comprises a set of power distribution members that are attached to a substrate and are connected together, forming a power grid to distribute power across the substrate. The members include a number of connectors disposed at regular intervals along their lengths. Corresponding sets of cables and connectors on the substrate convey power from the members to areas on the substrate where power is desired. The substrate may be, for example, a shelving unit. The system provides a robust, flexible source of power that is easily installed with minimal training and is also easily maintained.

The disclosure relates to structures comprised of horizontal members joined to inclined longitudinal support members. To improve the lateral force resistance of the structure, the inclined support members are rotated along the longitudinal axis. Additionally, the inclined rotated support members include recesses or alternative fitments at desired levels along their length. Concertedly, the horizontal members contain elongated slots that are adapted in size, position, and angles of inclination to correspondingly engage the fitments, forming fastener-free compound joints supporting the horizontal members at the desired levels. This disclosure includes embodiments of wall-supported structures and free-standing structures that could serve various functions including shelving and other articles of furniture, stairs, and ladders.

The disclosure relates to structures comprised of horizontal members joined to inclined longitudinal support members. To improve the lateral force resistance of the structure, the inclined support members are rotated along the longitudinal axis. Additionally, the inclined rotated support members include recesses or alternative fitments at desired levels along their length. Concertedly, the horizontal members contain elongated slots that are adapted in size, position, and angles of inclination to correspondingly engage the fitments, forming fastener-free compound joints supporting the horizontal members at the desired levels. This disclosure includes embodiments of wall-supported structures and free-standing structures that could serve various functions including shelving and other articles of furniture, stairs, and ladders.