A washstand may include a wash device including a wash bowl, a water supply assembly that supplies water to the wash bowl, and a drainage assembly that drains the water supplied to the wash bowl. The washstand may also include a cabinet provided under the wash bowl, the cabinet having a space, a dryer that discharges air through a discharge port from an interior of the cabinet, and a utensil-drying module provided in the space of the cabinet and coupled to the dryer to receive air discharged from the dryer to dry utensils placed in the utensil-drying module. The cabinet may include a drainage hole arranged to drain residual water from the utensil-drying module out of the cabinet.

A washstand may include a wash device including a wash bowl, a water supply assembly that supplies water to the wash bowl, and a drainage assembly that drains the water supplied to the wash bowl. The washstand may also include a cabinet provided under the wash bowl, the cabinet having a space, a dryer that discharges air through a discharge port from an interior of the cabinet, and a utensil-drying module provided in the space of the cabinet and coupled to the dryer to receive air discharged from the dryer to dry utensils placed in the utensil-drying module. The cabinet may include a drainage hole arranged to drain residual water from the utensil-drying module out of the cabinet.

Systems, apparatus, and methods form cabinetry for installations utilizing metallic chassis. The chassis is metallic and forms a load bearing structure of a cabinet. A chassis member, of multiple chassis members forming the chassis, is assembled to the chassis using one or more fasteners of the cabinet. Multiple finishing members include an interior member assembled to an interior of the chassis and an exterior member assembled to an exterior of the chassis. A securing member is used to affix the cabinet to a mounting rail.

Systems, apparatus, and methods form cabinetry for installations utilizing metallic chassis. The chassis is metallic and forms a load bearing structure of a cabinet. A chassis member, of multiple chassis members forming the chassis, is assembled to the chassis using one or more fasteners of the cabinet. Multiple finishing members include an interior member assembled to an interior of the chassis and an exterior member assembled to an exterior of the chassis. A securing member is used to affix the cabinet to a mounting rail.

The present invention relates to portable workstation comprising, a supporting assembly for placing desk work components of a user, a rod for lifting the supporting assembly in one position, a housing assembly for washing a stuff of the user, a dispenser for providing ice cubes to the user, wherein the dispenser hold the supporting assembly in one position, a storage unit for storing belongings of the user and an umbrella to protect said user from uneven environmental conditions.

The present invention relates to portable workstation comprising, a supporting assembly for placing desk work components of a user, a rod for lifting the supporting assembly in one position, a housing assembly for washing a stuff of the user, a dispenser for providing ice cubes to the user, wherein the dispenser hold the supporting assembly in one position, a storage unit for storing belongings of the user and an umbrella to protect said user from uneven environmental conditions.

A panel assembly for providing an apron-front aesthetic for a sink installed in a cabinet. The panel assembly includes a mounting body configured for coupling to a cabinet and a cover panel coupled to the mounting body to provide an apron-front aesthetic for a sink coupled to the cabinet. The mounting body may include an opening and the cover panel may be located within the opening. The mounting body may be configured to couple to a portion of the cabinet where a false drawer would normally be located. The panel assembly may include a fastener configured to extend through a portion of the mounting body to engage the cover panel so as to secure the cover panel in place with respect to the mounting body. The cover panel may be generally planar and have a metallic finish or a textured surface finish.

A panel assembly for providing an apron-front aesthetic for a sink installed in a cabinet. The panel assembly includes a mounting body configured for coupling to a cabinet and a cover panel coupled to the mounting body to provide an apron-front aesthetic for a sink coupled to the cabinet. The mounting body may include an opening and the cover panel may be located within the opening. The mounting body may be configured to couple to a portion of the cabinet where a false drawer would normally be located. The panel assembly may include a fastener configured to extend through a portion of the mounting body to engage the cover panel so as to secure the cover panel in place with respect to the mounting body. The cover panel may be generally planar and have a metallic finish or a textured surface finish.

An apron sink kit is provided for installing an apron sink in a pre-existing cabinet. The sink includes at least one basin with rims extending outward from the top edges of the left and right walls and the front and back walls. An apron extends downward from the outer edge of the front wall rim and for a selected length along the sides of the sink. The sink is vertically supported by a cabinet rail under the apron and by the back and side edges of the counter top for top mounting or mounting underneath a cabinet top.

A sink is provided that includes a basin configured to hold water; an apron extending from a front of the basin and having a plurality of walls and a rear surface defining an opening in a front of the apron; and a panel assembly removably received in the opening, wherein an outer perimeter of the panel assembly is spaced apart from an inner perimeter of the plurality of walls of the apron.