A vacuum drawer device includes a drawer movable linearly in a drawer movement direction and having a drawer interior to be closed by an air-tight cover in a controlled manner by an electric lift. The cover thereby runs perpendicularly to the drawer movement direction in a lifting movement along a lifting direction. The cover has an air channel leading into the cover interior, and operatively connected to electric evacuation element such that when the cover is in place, air can be pumped out of the drawer interior through the air channel. A seal lining is arranged on the drawer walls of the drawer on the cover side to run over the entire inner periphery of the drawer such that the cover rests on the seal lining when the vacuum drawer device or the drawer is in a closed position to allow evacuation of the drawer interior.

A vacuum drawer device includes a drawer which can be moved linearly in a drawer movement direction and which comprises at least one drawer interior that can be closed by an air-tight cover in a controlled manner by means of an electric lifting means. The cover thereby runs perpendicularly to the drawer movement direction in a lifting movement along a lifting direction. The cover has at least one air channel which leads into the cover interior, and the air channel is operatively connected to electric evacuation means such that when the cover is in place, air can be pumped out of the at least one drawer interior through the at least one air channel. The evacuation process should be possible regardless of the type of container being used. This is achieved in that at least one seal lining is arranged on the drawer walls of the drawer on the cover side so as to run over the entire inner periphery of the drawer such that the cover comes to a rest on the seal lining when the vacuum drawer device or the drawer is in a closed position and the drawer interior lying beneath the cover can be evacuated.

A waterproof and fire-resistant storage container is shown and described. The waterproof and fire-resistant storage device is made up of a housing. The housing will generally include a base and a plurality of sidewalls. The housing will have an open side that has a gasket surrounding the perimeter of the open side. The opening will accept either a drawer a door or a lid. When the opening is closed the gasket will form a waterproof seal. The interior of the housing is lined with a fire-resistant material. Further, the waterproof and fire-resistant storage device will have a veneer placed around the exterior of the device.

The invention relates to a storage system (2) for storing items, wherein the storage system comprises a plurality of plate-shaped members (4, 6, 8), wherein each one of the plate-shaped members comprises an upper support surface for supporting said items. Each one of two of the plate-shaped members (4, 6, 8) comprises an engagement structure provided at an edge of the plate-shaped member, wherein the engagement structures are of complimentary shape and dimension for engagement, and wherein the plate-shaped members (4, 6, 8) are arrangeable side by side with the engagement structures in engagement so that the plate-shaped members jointly form a continuous sheet, wherein a first one (4) of the plate-shaped members comprises a first engagement structure (34) provided at an edge of the first plate-shaped member, wherein a second one (6) of the plate-shaped members comprises a second engagement structure (36) provided at an edge of the second plate-shaped member, and wherein the first engagement structure and the second engagement structure are of complimentary shape and dimension for allowing engagement, characterized in that each one of the first plate-shaped member (4) and the second plate-shaped member (6) is defined by an edge (42, 44) extending along a straight line at an opposite side of the respective plate-shaped member in relation to the engagement structure (34, 36), and wherein a third one (8) of the plate-shaped members comprises a third engagement structure (38) provided at an edge of the third plate-shaped member and a fourth engagement structure (40) provided at an edge of the third plate-shaped member, wherein the third engagement structure (38) and the fourth engagement structure (40) face in opposite directions, wherein the third engagement structure (38) and the first engagement structure (34) are of complimentary shape and dimension for allowing engagement, and wherein the fourth engagement structure (40) and the second engagement structure (36) are of complimentary shape and dimension for allowing engagement.

A system for easy organizing and storing of food items within a refrigerator or cooling unit comprising one or more stackable modular assemblies each having a housing unit and one or more slidably insertable drawers having flexible substantially transparent or translucent drawer covers and are configured for containing a variety of rearrangeable and removeable food storage trays. Each housing is vented to increase air circulation at drawer bottom, sides and back. Each drawer is easily removeable from the housing and may be used as a serving tray. Each drawer cover may be positioned on the peripheral support edge of the drawer to seal the drawer as well as the open trays positioned therein without inhibiting movement of the drawer within the housing. A user can easily identify food within the drawer, partially slide the drawer from the container, and lift the drawer cover to access food items quickly.

A point-of-sale system includes a stand that supports a tablet computer. The tablet computer can run a merchant application to provide the typical functionality for a point-of-sale system. The stand can be rotatable to face either the merchant or the customer. The stand can incorporate a card reader. The tablet computer can be connected through a hub to other peripheral components, such as a controllable cash drawer, a printer and/or a bar code reader. The cash drawer can include a slidable drawer having sliding rails that are hidden from a top view of the drawer.

A domestic refrigeration appliance has a receptacle chamber for food which is delimited by walls of an inner container. A pull-out device is arranged on the inner container and is able to be pushed into and withdrawn from the receptacle chamber relative to the inner container. A container for receiving food is provided, the container is removably positionable on the pull-out device. The pull-out device contains a base panel for placement of the container. The base panel is configured multipart and contains a support panel and, arranged thereon on opposite sides, as seen in the width direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, contains support rails. At least one support rail has at least one integrated coupling element for non-destructively releasable coupling of the base panel to at least one further component of the pull-out device.

A point-of-sale system includes a stand that supports a tablet computer. The tablet computer can run a merchant application to provide the typical functionality for a point-of-sale system. The stand can be rotatable to face either the merchant or the customer. The stand can incorporate a card reader. The tablet computer can be connected through a hub to other peripheral components, such as a controllable cash drawer, a printer and/or a bar code reader. The cash drawer can include a slidable drawer having sliding rails that are hidden from a top view of the drawer.

A point-of-sale system includes a stand that supports a tablet computer. The tablet computer can run a merchant application to provide the typical functionality for a point-of-sale system. The stand can be rotatable to face either the merchant or the customer. The stand can incorporate a card reader. The tablet computer can be connected through a hub to other peripheral components, such as a controllable cash drawer, a printer and/or a bar code reader. The cash drawer can include a slidable drawer having sliding rails that are hidden from a top view of the drawer.

A point-of-sale system includes a stand that supports a tablet computer. The tablet computer can run a merchant application to provide the typical functionality for a point-of-sale system. The stand can be rotatable to face either the merchant or the customer. The stand can incorporate a card reader. The tablet computer can be connected through a hub to other peripheral components, such as a controllable cash drawer, a printer and/or a bar code reader. The cash drawer can include a slidable drawer having sliding rails that are hidden from a top view of the drawer.