The present disclosure provides a sliding structure, a basket and a dish washer. The sliding structure is configured to enable the basket to move. The sliding structure has a connecting member connected to the basket. The sliding structure also has at least one support member connected to the connecting member. The support member has an engaging groove and an accommodating groove spaced from the engaging groove. One end of the connecting member is engaged in the engaging groove. The sliding structure further has a guiding rail connected to the support member and received in the accommodating groove.

The present invention discloses a mechanism to prevent sliding for cabinet drawers, comprising a handle component including a handle seat, a handle bar, and pin components; the handle seat being fixed to the drawer, the handle bar being assembled to the handle seat, and the pin components being inserted to two ends of the handle bar and fixed to the drawer. The pin component comprises a pin seat, a pin core, a rocker, and a limit member; the pin core is assembled to the pin seat and slid with respect to the pin seat; the limit member is engaged the tail of the pin core; and the rocker is assembled to pin seat whose bottom portion is attached with the limit member and upper portion is attached with handle bar.

A height adjusting device for shelves of appliances, in particular for dishwasher racks, has a pivoting stop element that can swing on its own weight between an engaged and disengaged position about a pivot point attached to a support. The stop element, when in the engaged position, interacts with a bracket on a shelf as it is raised with respect to the support to engage stop seats on that bracket to set the rack to a given height. When the rack is fully raised, a feature of the bracket tips the pivoting stop element to the disengaged position so that the rack may be lowered.

A basket drawer structure contains: a basket and two rail elements. The basket includes a mesh, a holding space, an opening, and a peripheral rib. The peripheral rib has two recessed portions, two orifices, and two first rollers. The two recessed portions have two shaft holes, and two rivets insert through the two shaft holes to rivet with the two first rollers individually. The two rail elements are symmetrically fixed on a shelf or a cabinet. A distance between the two rail elements is equal to a width of the basket, and the two rail elements respectively include two support rails. Two second rollers are riveted on two front ends of the two support rails individually. The basket is retained in the two support rails by way of the peripheral rib, and the two second rollers of the two rail elements are mounted in the peripheral rib.

The present invention discloses a mechanism to prevent sliding for cabinet drawers, comprising a handle component including a handle seat, a handle bar, and pin components; the handle seat being fixed to the drawer, the handle bar being assembled to the handle seat, and the pin components being inserted to two ends of the handle bar and fixed to the drawer. The pin component comprises a pin seat, a pin core, a rocker, and a limit member; the pin core is assembled to the pin seat and slid with respect to the pin seat; the limit member is engaged the tail of the pin core; and the rocker is assembled to pin seat whose bottom portion is attached with the limit member and upper portion is attached with handle bar.

A closet door-to armoire conversion has a panel with the depth being at least six inches, height being greater than a height of the closet entrance. A plurality of shelf mounting holes is disposed on lateral sides of the panel. At least a shelf and a hanging rod is interior to the panel. Rollers are attached to the panel bottom, supporting and permitting rolling of the panel(s) from the closet entrance. A handle or gripping area is on the front face of a panel and a plurality of hinges are attached to the interior side of the closet armoire and to the closet door jam side. The hinges allow an attached panel to move away from and pivot from the same side of the closet entrance, wherein the width and height of the closet armoire is wider and taller than the closet entrance so as to cover the closet entrance.

A basket drawer structure contains: a basket and two rail elements. The basket includes a mesh, a holding space, an opening, and a peripheral rib. The peripheral rib has two recessed portions, two orifices defined, and two first rollers, wherein the two recessed portions have two shaft holes, and two rivets insert through the two shaft holes so as to rivet with the two first rollers individually. The two rail elements are symmetrically fixed on a shelf or a cabinet, a distance between the two rail elements is equal to a width of the basket, the two rail elements respectively include two support rails, two second rollers riveted on two front ends of the two support rails individually. The basket is retained in the two support rails by way of the peripheral rib, and the two second rollers of the two rail elements are mounted in the peripheral rib.

A closet door-to armoire conversion has a panel with the depth being at least six inches, height being greater than a height of the closet entrance. A plurality of shelf mounting holes is disposed on lateral sides of the panel. At least a shelf and a hanging rod is interior to the panel. Rollers are attached to the panel bottom, supporting and permitting rolling of the panel(s) from the closet entrance. A handle or gripping area is on the front face of a panel and a plurality of hinges are attached to the interior side of the closet armoire and to the closet door jam side. The hinges allow an attached panel to move away from and pivot from the same side of the closet entrance, wherein the width and height of the closet armoire is wider and taller than the closet entrance so as to cover the closet entrance.

Height-adjusting device for shelves of appliances, in particular for dishwasher racks, comprising: a support (18), a stop element (30) hinged with the support (18) at a bottom end (32) thereof and having a latch (34) at a top end thereof, wherein the stop element (30) pivots about a hinging axis (B) under the action of its own weight between an engaged position and a disengaged position, where the latch (34) is located on opposite sides relative to a vertical plane passing through the hinging axis (B), a stop bracket (38) guided in a vertical direction relative to said support (18), wherein the stop bracket (38) comprises a cam surface (42) having at least one stop seat (44), which can be engaged by said latch (34) when the stop element (30) is in said engaged position, and a guide surface (48) against which said stop element (30) rests in the disengaged position, wherein the stop element (30) has a bottom surface (62) which comes into contact with a bottom bearing surface (64) of the cam surface (42) and causes pivoting of the stop element (30) from its engaged position towards its disengaged position.

A slidable kitchen organizer apparatus comprised of a combination of V shaped wire baskets and L shaped wire baskets. Each basket includes an extruded aluminum slatwall and is individually mounted on sliding assemblies within separate portions of a cabinet carcass. Each slide assembly is capable of independently sliding from a stored position within the cabinet to a deployed position outside of the cabinet. Removable, adjustable, and interchangeable hooks and shelves can be attached to the slatwalls.