Modular constructions made of easily assembled and disassembled light-weight materials, where the structural parts of these constructions are made of multiwall sheets that enclose a supporting structure. The supporting structure may be a plurality of bubbles, corrugated or fluted structure that respond anisotropically to pressure applied towards a bendable surface of the two surfaces along a desired line of bending. The second surface opposite the bendable surface is textured allowing printing graphics on it that is not stretched or harmed in the bending area, thereby enabling continuous flow of graphics along the entire printing area. The line of bending may be formed thermally, mechanically or in a combination of thermal and mechanic operations. The sheets are folded upon themselves to form three-dimensional structures. These structures combine together to form modular constructions such as shelf systems, cabinets, closets, vanities and cupboards.

The present disclosure relates to shelving units, more particularly shelving units having a lighting component that illuminates a product and/or provides ambient light. According to some aspects of the present disclosure, the shelf could be made from a transparent material and could include a lighting strip disposed in a groove in a front edge of the shelf. A power connector is provided for receiving power from a power supply. A reflective laminate could be disposed on top, front, rear, and lateral sides of the shelf. A second laminate could be disposed over the reflective laminate. A bottom surface of the shelf could be altered to evenly scatter light from the lighting strip. According to further aspects of the present disclosure, a floating shelf having a top layer, a bottom layer, and spacers, and a mounting bracket having a wall harness, hinges, and support rods are provided.

A piece of furniture includes a first joint member including a first slot formed in a first portion of the first furniture component, a second joint member, the second joint member including an opening and a threaded insert fastener disposed within the opening to receive a threaded fastener, and a connection member. The first joint member is attached to the second joint member using the connection member that is attached via the threaded fastener inserted into the threaded insert fastener of the second joint member.

A joint for use in a piece of furniture or other furnishing item with a shoulder and a shelf, stably interconnected by the joint perpendicularly to each other, is maneuvered with an actuation and blocking system. The joint includes a pin with a fixing element, which becomes at least partially inserted in holes defined in the shoulder and the shelf, the pin having a side hole for receiving a shaped stem that extends from the actuation and blocking group of the joint. The actuation and blocking group has a 90 transmission between a maneuvering point, which is accessible from the front of the furniture, and the shaped stem, which is inserted in the side hole of the pin. Reciprocal retention elements, provided between the pin and the actuation and blocking group, withhold the pin in the hole of the shelf housing the pin.

This invention relates to a device comprising of a floating shelf, a power strip that is secured inside the floating shelf, and a wall bracket to attach the floating shelf to wall. The device holds the peripherals mounted on it, hides the wires, cables, cords, and the like, and also powers the peripherals. With the device, only a cable connected to the power strip comes out. The power strip cable can be covered using a cable sheath.

A system for binding horizontal and vertical panels is provided. The system comprises a casing comprising a barrel and a cover, the casing inserted into an end of a horizontal panel. The system also comprises a cylindrical metal insert embedded into a first surface of a vertical panel. The system also comprises a sliding metal pin inside the casing that receives attraction with a magnet placed on a second surface of the horizontal panel proximate the casing. The pin moves, based on the received attraction and after the end of the horizontal panel is placed against the vertical panel at a location of the insert, the movement of the pin based on movement of the magnet. The pin also protrudes partially, based on the movement through a first hole in the cover, into a second hole in the insert.

A device for supporting and fixing a shelf to a side of a furniture item has a casing with an inner cavity, a pin positioned in the inner cavity, and an elastic member urging against the pin such that a tip of the pin protrudes from an edge of the casing in one position. The pin is retractable into the inner cavity of the casing when a force is applied to the pin such that the pin tilts within the inner cavity.

Modular constructions made of easily assembled and disassembled light-weight materials, where the structural parts of these constructions are made of multiwall sheets that enclose a supporting structure. The supporting structure may be a plurality of bubbles, corrugated or fluted structure that respond anisotropically to pressure applied towards a bendable surface of the two surfaces along a desired line of bending. The second surface opposite the bendable surface is textured allowing printing graphics on it that is not stretched or harmed in the bending area, thereby enabling continuous flow of graphics along the entire printing area. The line of bending may be formed thermally, mechanically or in a combination of thermal and mechanic operations. The sheets are folded upon themselves to form three-dimensional structures. These structures combine together to form modular constructions such as shelf systems, cabinets, closets, vanities and cupboards.

A bracket for mounting a shelf to a surface, the bracket comprising: a first face for placement against the surface, a second face for placement against the shelf, the second face further including a shelf attachment, and an edge between the first and second faces, wherein the bracket further includes at least one hole between the first and second faces, the hole being continuous with the edge.

An assembly/joining device (10) for parts or components of modular furniture and furnishing accessories of the shelf units, bookcases, cupboards, bed frames type and the like, including a pin (12) and a bushing (14) inserted in dedicated seats made in the components of the furniture to be joined and attached rigidly one with respect to the other, the pin (12) which includes a ferrule (24) elastically retractable internally to the pin apt to couple with the bushing (14) and co-operating with guide elements of the bushing (14) for a coupling/uncoupling between the pin (12) and bushing (14) during assembly/disassembly of the furniture parts.