A refrigerator door with a replaceable door panel, comprising: a foam door body, a door panel, and a hidden handle; wherein the foam door body is detachably connected to the door panel via the hidden handle; the hidden handle comprises: a handle groove formed by inwardly recessing from a sidewall surface of the foam door body, the handle groove having a first opening, a front wall surface of the foam door body being further provided with a second opening running through the handle groove; the hidden handle further comprises a cover plate disposed on a rear wall surface of the door panel and at least sealing part of the second opening; the cover plate comprises: a first baffle closing the second opening and a second baffle extending from the first baffle towards the handle groove; the second baffle is snap-fitted with a bottom wall of the handle groove.

The present invention provides a refrigerator door with a replaceable door panel, comprising: a foam door body, and a door panel detachably connected with the foam door body; the foam door body comprises: a foam main body, and a hook-catching portion embedded from a front surface of the foam main body; the door panel comprises a door panel face and a hook disposed in engagement with the hook-catching portion; the hook-catching portion comprises a first groove formed by recessing from the front surface of the foam main body towards an interior of the foam main body, where a first sliding groove disposed inclinedly and a second sliding groove connected to the first sliding groove are formed in the first groove; the hook comprises: a first sliding rod and a second sliding rod that engage the first sliding groove and the second sliding groove, respectively.

The present invention relates to an appliance and countertop gap-filling device. The device is comprised of a preferably T-shaped body. During use, the device can be removably placed in the vertical gap between an appliance (such as, but not limited to, a stove) and a countertop to prevent food and other debris from falling into the gap while resting on the countertop and appliance.

A display case can include panels, and frame members (e.g., corner extrusions) that secure the panels. In some examples, the frame members can magnetically secure the panels together in an assembled configuration of the display case. In some examples, the frame members can cooperate to provide improved mounting and demounting processes.

A trim is used for being covered on a vertical beam of a shelving system, wherein the trim is matched with the shape of the vertical beam, and the trim is configured such that when the trim is covered on the vertical beam, a force is generated between the trim and the vertical beam, the trim is fixed on the vertical beam with the force and the trim is covered on at least part of the surface of the vertical beam. A vertical beam assembly comprises a vertical beam and a trim which is covered on the vertical beam. A shelving system comprises a horizontal beam and a vertical beam which contains a magnetic trim. The connection mode between the trim and the vertical beam is very convenient for installation and disassembly. The trim is covered on the vertical beam, which may improve the overall aesthetics of the vertical beam and prevent other items from being hooked on the vertical beam and thus causing damage to the shelving system.

A pivotal supporting system includes a supporting column disposed on a supporting base, and a supporting lever includes a housing attached to the supporting column for supporting a remote member on the supporting base, the supporting lever includes a housing having a chamber formed in the housing, a number of magnetic attractive members attached to the housing, a cover, and a number of magnetic attractive elements attached to the cover and engaged with the magnetic attractive members of the housing for anchoring the cover to the housing and for allowing the cover to be easily and quickly and readily attached to the supporting lever without screws or bolts or fastener members.

A module for forming kitchen furniture includes a bearing frame made of metallic sheets, and one or more covering elements arranged to cover at least one part of the bearing frame.

A number of magnetically assisted latch mechanisms are presented, where the latching and unlatching action is done with reduced user effort, therefore promoting speed and efficiency without sacrificing the strength of the bond of the connected components. The latching mechanisms are designed to secure panels or other similar small and large mostly flat components. The latching method is done by a rotating component that takes all the separating load once rotated into the locked position. The rotatable lock, or hammer, is also locked itself into position to prevent accidental movement by the hammer.

The table with a porcelain-enameled steel tabletop provides a magnetic, erasable writing surface directly on the tabletop. The tabletop is defined by opposed upper and lower surfaces and a peripheral side edge, and is formed from porcelain-enameled steel. The porcelain-enameled steel may include a steel layer, having opposed upper and lower surfaces, and a porcelain layer enameled on the upper surface of the steel layer. The porcelain layer defines the upper surface of the tabletop, providing the magnetic, erasable writing surface. At least one leg is secured to the lower surface of the tabletop and extends downwardly therefrom. A protective strip may be secured to, and cover, the peripheral side edge of the tabletop. The protective strip may further be secured to, and cover, a portion of the upper surface of the tabletop and a portion of the lower surface of the tabletop.

A modular desk organizer which includes a flexible base including which includes a plurality of engagement segment, each including a first engagement mechanism, and a plurality of connecting segments. Each pair of adjacent ones of the plurality of engagement segments is separated by one of the plurality of connecting segments, and the connecting segments have a smaller material thickness than the engagement segments. The modular desk organizer further includes at least one compartment holder reversibly engaged with at least one of the plurality of engagement segments. The at least one compartment holder including a recess for receiving a storage compartment and a second, corresponding engagement mechanism in engagement with the first engagement mechanism of the at least one of the plurality of engagement segments.