Constituted from aluminum profiles object of the present invention is constituted from a set of extruded aluminum profiles, more or less long and rectangular, which make up the walls, the base and the ceiling, forming in itself the structure of the furniture, and that present at their ends double terminations in the form of a hitch that allow linking and fixing each other varying the dimension of the bottom of the furniture. They also include a slot to house a silicone rubber, tubular reinforcements to improve grip by screws, a space to fix metal plates that will make the bottom, and an increase in interior thickness at certain points to improve grip by fixing screws for hinges, shelf supports, or any other accessory.

A storage system includes a framing assembly, a plurality of storage units, and a sliding wall assembly. The framing assembly includes a plurality of side panels and a plurality of rear panels. Each storage unit includes a top surface and a base surface, each of the top surface and the base surface secured to and spanning a pair of side panels and the associated rear panel. The sliding wall assembly includes a sliding wall and upper and lower track systems. The sliding wall moves laterally parallel to the plurality of side panels. Each track system includes a panel track member and a wall track member, wherein the panel track member is secured to a side panel and the wall track member is secured to the upper or lower surface of the sliding wall.

Modular building blocks may be used to provide furniture or other items. Each modular building block has a number of interleaved layers that provide first and second arms of the building block. Each modular building block comprises a first engageable finger section formed from one or more of the interleaved layers and a second engageable finger section formed from two or more interleaved layers. The second engageable finger section of one modular building block receives the first engageable finger section of another modular building block allowing various arrangements to be assembled.

A modular furniture assembly including a wedge shaped base for use with other modular furniture system rectangular bases and transverse members, all of which components adhere to an (x)=(y)+(z) relationship, wherein (x) is the length of the back of the wedge shaped base, the length of the transverse member, and the length of the rectangular base. (y) is both the length of the angled side(s) of the wedge shaped base, and the width of the rectangular base. (z) is the width (i.e., thickness) of the transverse member. The angled sides of the wedge shaped base can be at or about 45° relative to one another. The rectangular bases and wedge shaped bases are of the same height, and all can be coupled together in a wide variety of modular furniture configurations.

A combined cabinet is formed by assembling single cabinets. Every two adjacent single cabinets can be communicated with each other by means of a first port, and goods in each single cabinet can enter an adjacent single cabinet by means of the first port. The combined cabinet is further provided with a storage board, a drive element, an automatic door, and an adjustment board in each single cabinet. The drive element is used for pushing the goods to leave the storage board, the adjustment board is used for guiding the goods, and the automatic door is used for opening or closing the first port. The combined cabinet can be designed to be fan-shaped, spherical, crushed stone-like, stacked, corner-like, etc.

A multi-tray cabinet includes a cabinet body defining an interior compartment and a compound opening thereto formed by first and second openings merging and in an angular relationship with one another, first and second doors located on the cabinet body adjacent and at an angle relative to one another and being mounted to the cabinet body to undergo movement relative to one another and to the cabinet body in order to correspondingly open and close the first and second openings, pairs of opposing of tray support members attached in a vertically spaced relationship from one pair to another on a pair of opposite interior surfaces of the cabinet body and being aligned with the first opening, and a plurality of trays on respective opposing pairs of tray support members being insertable upon and removable from the tray support members through the first opening.

The present invention relates to a portable barrel rack. The portable barrel rack allows for storage and transportation of multiple barrels with the weight of each barrel being supported by the rack. Racks have lower and upper rectangular frames of different construction, with posts therebetween, and with legs and matching contours so that racks can be stacked. Slats inserted into grooves can retain barrels contained within the racks.

The present invention provides a combining and expanding structure of a layered frame, especially to provide a design of a combining hook of a layer plate of the layered frame for allowing the layered frame to be easily combined in a coupled or multiplied format; a combining part of the combining hook is designed to be formed in various structural statuses with respect to the layer plate made of different materials and formed in different statuses, so that the combining hook is able to be respectively combined at four distal corner parts of a metal-state layer plate, an iron-rod layer plate, a wooden-state layer plate or a glass-state layer plate, a buckling hook part of the combining hook is designed in a half-thickness status, so that the combining hooks disposed at the left and the right distal corner parts of the layer plate are able to be oppositely arranged.

The present disclosure generally provides a height adjustable vanity comprising a vanity structure and a storage structure supporting the vanity structure. The storage structure includes a removable upper frame structure that is releasably attached to a lower frame structure by coupling means. The height of the vanity can be lowered by removing the upper frame structure from the storage structure and raised by reinserting the upper frame structure into the storage structure.

An outdoor cabinet kit, comprising a first planar front or rear base cabinet panel made of lightweight reinforced thin cement based composite material having interlocking side tabs and notches on first and second vertical edges so multiple front and rear are connected together to make a kitchen base cabinet. Two second planar side base cabinet panels made of lightweight reinforced thin cement based composite material having side tabs and notches on third and fourth vertical edges meshing with the interlocking tabs and notches of the first planar front or rear base cabinet. Thin set or adhesive filler adheres the panels together. Reinforcing upper or lower cross beams made of lightweight reinforced cement based composite material inserts in notches in the first planar front or rear base cabinet panels to provide reinforcing. Thin set or adhesive filler adheres the panels together.