A wash basin cabinet apparatus in which a wash basin cabinet used in a bathroom space is converted into a home appliance. The wash basin cabinet apparatus includes a wash basin including a faucet; a frame including a front frame that supports a lower portion of the wash basin and having an independently closed loop shape, a rear frame having an independently closed loop shape, and a bottom frame connecting the front frame and the rear frame; a base plate forming the bottom surface of the frame; and a dryer disposed above the base plate, the front frame and the rear frame each having longitudinal members of the same shape at both sides thereof.

A storage assembly is provided with a pair of spaced apart brackets. A pair of hubs is each pivotally connected to one of the pair of spaced apart brackets. A rotary limit is connected to one of the pair of hubs and one of the pair of spaced apart brackets to limit the pair of hubs to a range of rotation relative to the pair of spaced apart brackets. A pair of bars is each connected to the pair of hubs to rotate with the pair of hubs to support and store articles upon the pair of bars.

Chest of drawers includes a fixed structure which defines at least one housing configured to house at least one moveable drawer configured to have a closed position with respect to the fixed structure in which the drawer is completely contained inside the housing and an open position in which at least part of the drawer protrudes outside the housing. The chest of drawers includes a first identification element visible from the outside of the fixed structure configured to provide information regarding the contents of the drawer.

Chest of drawers includes a fixed structure which defines at least one housing configured to house at least one moveable drawer configured to have a closed position with respect to the fixed structure in which the drawer is completely contained inside the housing and an open position in which at least part of the drawer protrudes outside the housing. The chest of drawers includes a first identification element visible from the outside of the fixed structure configured to provide information regarding the contents of the drawer.

A storage system is provided. The storage system includes an enclosure forming an open side exposing a face of a drawer, the drawer in translatable engagement with an interior of the enclosure. A first arm is secured to the enclosure and configured to pivot within the enclosure into a locked position and without the enclosure in an unlocked position. A translatable latch is provided for unlocking the first arm from the locked position. The latch translates through an aperture of the arm, the aperture being housed within the side of the enclosure for security when in the locked position.

A storage system is provided. The storage system includes an enclosure forming an open side exposing a face of a drawer, the drawer in translatable engagement with an interior of the enclosure. A first arm is secured to the enclosure and configured to pivot within the enclosure into a locked position and without the enclosure in an unlocked position. A translatable latch is provided for unlocking the first arm from the locked position. The latch translates through an aperture of the arm, the aperture being housed within the side of the enclosure for security when in the locked position.

An automatically adjustable connection structure contains: a fixing member, a movable member, a limitation plate, and a limiting element. The fixing member includes a vertical sheet and a horizontal sheet having two guiding protrusions and an elongated orifice. The movable member is fixed on the horizontal sheet and includes a top piece and two peripheral pieces, the top piece has a hole corresponding to the elongated orifice, and each of the two peripheral pieces has each of two cutouts, wherein among the two cutouts and the horizontal sheet is defined a clamping space. The limitation plate inserts through the hole and the elongated orifice, wherein the movable member engages with and removes from the fixing member, such that the movable member adjustably slides relative to the fixing member via the elongated orifice of the horizontal sheet.

A foldable drawer storage device consisting of: one drawer and one shell. The drawer can be folded flat or expanded into a box shape. The shell can be folded flat or expanded into standing position. Folded flat, the drawer and the shell take up small space and are easy to store. When the drawer and the shell are both expanded, the shell becomes the exterior box of the drawer, which allows the drawer to be pushed into the shell. The drawer can also be pulled out, revealing the entire storage space of the drawer.

Method and apparatus for a transparent rollout pantry organizing system for kitchen cabinets that is comprised of three-sections having at least two rollout shelf units that are constructed of planar clear sheet material that is cut and fused together to form a rigid structural shape with shelves having heavy duty drawer guides fastened to the rollout unit which can be extended out of the pantry cabinet so that items can be easily accessed, and having at least one pair of side by side drawers above the rollout units along with at least one larger drawer below also being made of clear material used for the rollout units. A free-standing interior frame is used to support the upper side by side drawers. By using clear material, items on upper shelves can be seen through the drawer bottoms, and by using the drawers in pairs, items on upper drawers at the rear of the drawer can be easily accessed by extending one drawer at a time and reaching over the sides.

Method and apparatus for a transparent rollout pantry organizing system for kitchen cabinets that is comprised of three-sections having at least two rollout shelf units that are constructed of planar clear sheet material that is cut and fused together to form a rigid structural shape with shelves having heavy duty drawer guides fastened to the rollout unit which can be extended out of the pantry cabinet so that items can be easily accessed, and having at least one pair of side by side drawers above the rollout units along with at least one larger drawer below also being made of clear material used for the rollout units. A free-standing interior frame is used to support the upper side by side drawers. By using clear material, items on upper shelves can be seen through the drawer bottoms, and by using the drawers in pairs, items on upper drawers at the rear of the drawer can be easily accessed by extending one drawer at a time and reaching over the sides.