A firearm storage system is provided. It can include an enclosure device adapted for having a firearm mounting device mounted to a support member, such as a generally vertically disposed panel or wall. The mounting device includes a notch forming member forming a series of notches and loops in an alternating pattern, such that a long firearm can be stored next to a short firearm, utilizing space between adjacent long firearms for the storage of the short firearm. The barrels of the firearms are generally vertically disposed during storage and can be angled to apply a force on the firearms, and, in particular, on the long firearm to help retain the firearms in their respective portions of the mounting device.

A combined storage shelf is provided, including double-bracing side racks, connection and combination fasteners, storage layers, and beam structures. Each of the double-bracing side racks includes a first upright rod, a second upright rod, and horizontal rods. Each of the connection and combination fasteners includes a body portion, two side portions, fitting grooves, and fastening structures. The storage layers are disposed in the beam structures. Each of the beam structures includes a beam member and beam connection and combination fasteners. Each of the beam connection and combination fasteners includes beam fastening structures. Each of the beam fastening structures is snapped into a fastening structure, so that the beam structures are connected to the connection and combination fasteners.

A combined storage shelf is provided, including double-bracing side racks, connection and combination fasteners, storage layers, and beam structures. Each of the double-bracing side racks includes a first upright rod, a second upright rod, and horizontal rods. Each of the connection and combination fasteners includes a body portion, two side portions, fitting grooves, and fastening structures. The storage layers are disposed in the beam structures. Each of the beam structures includes a beam member and beam connection and combination fasteners. Each of the beam connection and combination fasteners includes beam fastening structures. Each of the beam fastening structures is snapped into a fastening structure, so that the beam structures are connected to the connection and combination fasteners.

Apparatus and methods for supporting an extendable and retractable storage component between two cantilevered brackets of a storage or organization system, to which have been mounted drawer slides. A hanging bracket, to which a drawer slide may be joined, is suspended from one side of a cantilevered bracket by a connector that cooperates with a ledge projecting from the side of the cantilevered bracket to position and orient the drawer slide to extend in a direction parallel to the axis of the cantilevered bracket. Spacers mounted on the drawer slide engage the underside of the ledge and the side of the hanging bracket help to stabilize the hanging bracket by interfering with movement of the drawer slide associated with swinging and pivoting of the hanging bracket about it axes parallel and transverse to the axis of the cantilevered bracket that extending through the connector.

The invention includes a storage system for storing items in a French door refrigerator that has a compartment and side-by-side doors meeting at a front midline of the refrigerator and enclosing the compartment. The refrigerator compartment includes a volume adjacent the front midline not swept by the doors or by any door receptacles. Embodiments of the system include one or more shelves sized to fit within the volume not swept by the doors and a support configured to attach to the compartment and to support the shelves.

A shelving system has a plurality of support posts and one or more shelf assemblies, each shelf assembly having a height adjustment mechanism. A height adjustment mechanism can include a bracket attached to a shelf portion, wherein the bracket includes a channel for receiving a support post, and a latch element pivotably attached to the bracket. The latch element pivots between a first position in which the latch element engages an aperture in the support post to support the shelf assembly on the support post, and a second position in which the latch element is out of the aperture to allow the shelf assembly to move along the support post. The latch element can include a hook with a notch positionable to receive an edge of the aperture, and a side face positionable to rest or press against the support post.

A shelving system has a plurality of support posts and one or more shelf assemblies, each shelf assembly having a height adjustment mechanism. A height adjustment mechanism can include a bracket attached to a shelf portion, wherein the bracket includes a channel for receiving a support post, and a latch element pivotably attached to the bracket. The latch element pivots between a first position in which the latch element engages an aperture in the support post to support the shelf assembly on the support post, and a second position in which the latch element is out of the aperture to allow the shelf assembly to move along the support post. The latch element can include a hook with a notch positionable to receive an edge of the aperture, and a side face positionable to rest or press against the support post.

The present disclosure relates to a cabinet adapted to be suspended from vertically oriented carrier elements (11, 13), provided with slots (15). The cabinet has a top (3) and bottom panels (5), as well as first and second side panels (7,9). The side panels comprise rear connector elements (31) for connecting to carrier element slots at the rear of the cabinet, and the top panel comprise connector elements (33) connecting the front corners of the top panel to the front end of a side panel. Thereby a cabinet can be readily assembled by an end user.

The present disclosure relates to a cabinet adapted to be suspended from vertically oriented carrier elements (11, 13), provided with slots (15). The cabinet has a top (3) and bottom panels (5), as well as first and second side panels (7,9). The side panels comprise rear connector elements (31) for connecting to carrier element slots at the rear of the cabinet, and the top panel comprise connector elements (33) connecting the front corners of the top panel to the front end of a side panel. Thereby a cabinet can be readily assembled by an end user.