The present invention is configured as follows. The present invention relates to a system wall characterized by comprising: a bracket attached to a wall part; a support attached to the bracket; a hole-processed metal panel corresponding to the support; and a decorative part inserted into the support protruding from the hole-processed metal panel.

A floating shelf apparatus that includes a mounting bracket and a shelf. The mounting bracket is coupled directly to a support surface such as a wall and the shelf is mounted to the support surface to hang the shelf from the support surface. The mounting bracket includes a first portion that is coupled to the wall, a second portion having an S-shape that extends from a first end of the first portion, and a third portion having a linear shape that extends from a second end of the first portion. The shelf includes a ledge portion upon which items may be supported and a mounting portion that facilitates mounting the shelf to the mounting bracket. The mounting portion has a mounting element that interacts with the second portion of the mounting bracket to mount the shelf to the mounting bracket.

The invention is directed to a corner retention clip system for supporting the front two corners of a shelf in a shelving system. Each corner retention clip includes a generally horizontal support panel, a channel connected to the support panel for receiving a front lip of a shelf of the shelving display and a side wall connector for connecting the clip to a side wall of the shelving display.

A shelving board is used in conjunction with a bracket or rack in a shelving system, for carrying items. The shelving board comprises a board body and a connecting piece. The board body may be a hollow structure or a recessed-and-raised structure, to reduce the material consumption and reduce the cost without affecting the strength. The connecting piece is used to hinder a relative movement between the board body and the rack or between the board body and the bracket, so as to improve the stability of the shelving board. The shelving board may be made by an extrusion process and cut into any length as required. Shelving boards may also be made into prefabricated pieces by an injection molding process, which are spliced into a desired length by means of splicing portions processed on the shelving boards.

A support bracket may include a brace section and a protrusion. The brace section may include a base, a first arm, and a second arm. The base may define a first opening. The first arm may extend from the base in a first direction. The second arm may extend from the base in the first direction. The protrusion may extend from the base of the brace section in a second direction. The second direction may be opposite the first direction.

A floating shelf system and a method of installing the floating shelf system thereof. The floating shelf system includes at least one cleat having a first end, a second end opposite to the first end, and a longitudinal axis defined therebetween. The floating shelf system also includes a shelf that is operably engaged with the at least one cleat. The shelf has a first end, a second end opposite to the first end, and a longitudinal axis defined therebetween. The at least one cleat of the floating shelf system is adapted to operably engaged with a support structure. The longitudinal axis of the at least one cleat and the longitudinal axis of the shelf are aligned and coaxial with one another upon being installed on the support surface.

A wall-mountable accessory such as one which is intended for hanging in a bathroom. The wall-mountable accessory may be a robe hook, a towel bar, a grab bar, a toilet paper holder, a ledge, or the like. The wall-mountable accessory may include a solid body that is at least partially formed from a brittle material. The solid body may have a hole that extends to an opening in its outer surface. The wall-mountable accessory may also include a mounting assembly for mounting the solid body to a wall. The mounting assembly may include a standoff configured to be coupled to the wall and a fastening pin that is coupled to the standoff and has a portion that nests within the hole in the solid body. The mounting assembly may apply a compressive force onto the solid body to prevent fracture.

To lock a shelf (12) of a furniture item or of a shelving unit to a fixed element (50) projecting from the wall of the furniture item or shelving unit, on the sides (18) of the shelf a superficial groove (20) is made which is formed by the junction of at least a first segment (22) which is—in use—vertical and

a second segment (24) which is angled with respect to the first one and has a blind end,

so that the groove can be coupled to the fixed element thereby bringing the latter to the blind end by travelling the first and second segments in sequence.

A joining device for parts of furniture and furnishing accessories includes a casing or container body suitable for being inserted in a seat formed in one of the components of the item of furniture to be joined and provided with an expansion bushing externally projecting with respect to a first end or front end of said casing or container body and suitable for engaging with a further seat of a further component of the item of furniture to be joined to the component wherein the casing or container body is inserted. Said joining device includes a cam mechanism for a linear motion of actuation means co-operating in an expansion and retraction deformation movement of the expansion bushing and simultaneous expansion of at least one portion of said casing or container body, with said cam mechanism and actuation means housed in the casing or container body and actuated by a tool.

A shelving structure may include a plurality of sleeves and wire shelves. Each of the sleeves has an upper opening and a lower opening for connecting purpose, and a plurality of connecting holes are formed on the sleeve. Each of the wire shelves comprises a bearing surface formed by welding of cross steel bars, and each of edges of the wire shelf is formed by welding of the steel bar. Each of inserting spaces is formed at the corner of two adjacent edges of the wire shelf. Each of the sleeves is connected at the corner of the wire shelf, and each of the steel bars on the edge of the wire shelf is connected to the connecting holes of two adjacent sleeves at two ends. The sleeve is stamped by a module of a stamping machine so as to deform and connect the connecting hole and the steel bar together.