A case includes a shell, a sliding member, and an operating member. The shell defines a through hole. The sliding member includes an abutting portion. The operating member is rotatably fixed to the shell and slidably connected to the sliding member. The operating member rotates in a first direction to drive the sliding member to slide in a second direction and the abutting portion abuts the stopping portion to be pushed out of the through hole. The operating member rotates in a direction opposite to the first direction to drive the sliding member to slide in a direction opposite to the second direction and the stopping portion moves into the through hole.

A case includes a shell, a sliding member, and an operating member. The shell defines a through hole. The sliding member includes an abutting portion. The operating member is rotatably fixed to the shell and slidably connected to the sliding member. The operating member rotates in a first direction to drive the sliding member to slide in a second direction and the abutting portion abuts the stopping portion to be pushed out of the through hole. The operating member rotates in a direction opposite to the first direction to drive the sliding member to slide in a direction opposite to the second direction and the stopping portion moves into the through hole.

The invention relates to a drawer rack (10) for a cabinet, in particular for a kitchen cabinet (1), having upright side walls (2) oriented parallel to each other and a rear wall which extends between said side walls and delimits a cabinet interior to the sides and rear. The drawer rack has a rack frame (6) which can be transferred from a closed position in the cabinet interior to an opening position moved out of the cabinet interior via telescopic rails (11). At least one tray (9) or similar piece of equipment can be supported on at least one vertical supporting column (8) of the drawer rack (10). According to the invention, to provide a drawer rack (10) which has a simple structure and has a pivotable frame in the open position, the rack frame (6) is hingedly connected via a pivoting lever (13) to a movable telescopic rail (11), and the rack frame (6) is hinged to the pivoting lever (13) pivotably relative to the latter. The telescopic rail (11) is assigned a slotted guide (14) along which the rack frame (6) can move when in the open position transferred into the opening position, for a pivoting movement of the rack frame (6) relative to the telescopic rail (11).

The invention relates to a drawer rack (10) for a cabinet, in particular for a kitchen cabinet (1), having upright side walls (2) oriented parallel to each other and a rear wall which extends between said side walls and delimits a cabinet interior to the sides and rear. The drawer rack has a rack frame (6) which can be transferred from a closed position in the cabinet interior to an opening position moved out of the cabinet interior via telescopic rails (11). At least one tray (9) or similar piece of equipment can be supported on at least one vertical supporting column (8) of the drawer rack (10). According to the invention, to provide a drawer rack (10) which has a simple structure and has a pivotable frame in the open position, the rack frame (6) is hingedly connected via a pivoting lever (13) to a movable telescopic rail (11), and the rack frame (6) is hinged to the pivoting lever (13) pivotably relative to the latter. The telescopic rail (11) is assigned a slotted guide (14) along which the rack frame (6) can move when in the open position transferred into the opening position, for a pivoting movement of the rack frame (6) relative to the telescopic rail (11).

The present invention relates to a refrigerator comprising: a cabinet having a storage space formed therein; a door installed in the cabinet to open or close the storage space; a plurality of drawers disposed inside the storage space and arranged vertically; an elevating drawer disposed in a lower position than the other drawers among the plurality of drawers; a rail assembly disposed on the both sides of the elevating drawer to allow the elevating drawer to slide in or slide out from the storage space; and an elevating assembly which is rotatably connected to each of the rail assembly and the elevating drawer, and allows the elevating drawer to be moved up and down by the rotation of the elevating assembly in a state in which the rail assembly has been extracted.

The present invention relates to a refrigerator comprising: a cabinet having a storage space formed therein; a door installed in the cabinet to open or close the storage space; a plurality of drawers disposed inside the storage space and arranged vertically; an elevating drawer disposed in a lower position than the other drawers among the plurality of drawers; a rail assembly disposed on the both sides of the elevating drawer to allow the elevating drawer to slide in or slide out from the storage space; and an elevating assembly which is rotatably connected to each of the rail assembly and the elevating drawer, and allows the elevating drawer to be moved up and down by the rotation of the elevating assembly in a state in which the rail assembly has been extracted.

Various embodiments of a storage device are provided. The storage device includes one or more storage compartment that are slideable with respect to sidewalls of the storage device. The containers are also rotatable with respect to the sidewalls of the storage device, thereby permitting improved accessibility to the storage compartment in the container.

A sliding track assembly with a first structure having first and second opposing pairs of convex rails connected to a surface of a compartment of the first structure. The sliding track assembly has a second structure having first and second opposing pairs of rail guide recesses located on an outer wall surface of the second structure. The first and second opposing pairs of convex rails of the first structure are aligned with the first and second opposing pairs of rail guide recesses of the second structure. An opening of the first structure receives an end of the second structure. The second structure slidably traverses a length of the first structure when the first opposing pair of convex rails are aligned with the first opposing pair of rail guide recesses and when the second opposing pair of convex rails are aligned with the second opposing pair of rail guide recesses.

A refrigerator includes a cabinet defining a compartment, a drawer including a first roller at a rear end of the drawer and a guide rib, a second roller that is located at a front portion of the compartment and supports the guide rib, first roller guides that is located at respective side surfaces of the compartment and defines a movement path of the first roller, and a movable support that supports the drawer from below the drawer and discharges together with the drawer. The guide rib includes a first portion extending from a front of the drawer toward the rear end of the drawer in a direction that slopes downward relative to a bottom surface of the compartment, and each first roller guide includes a rear portion extending rearward in a direction corresponding to a slope of the first portion relative to the bottom surface of the compartment.

A refrigerator includes a cabinet defining a compartment, a drawer including a first roller at a rear end of the drawer and a guide rib, a second roller that is located at a front portion of the compartment and supports the guide rib, first roller guides that is located at respective side surfaces of the compartment and defines a movement path of the first roller, and a movable support that supports the drawer from below the drawer and discharges together with the drawer. The guide rib includes a first portion extending from a front of the drawer toward the rear end of the drawer in a direction that slopes downward relative to a bottom surface of the compartment, and each first roller guide includes a rear portion extending rearward in a direction corresponding to a slope of the first portion relative to the bottom surface of the compartment.