A portable laptop stand defines a support platform. A pair of horizontal support arms are placed on an underside surface of the support platform. The pair of horizontal support arms are attached to a pair of vertical support arms. The pair of horizontal support arms are adjustable relative to the pair of vertical support arms. The pair of vertical support arms define an interface. The interface is designed to attach the portable laptop stand to the wearer.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a container for an automated storage system. The container has a base which extends across an area that has a center point and an imaginary center axis that extends through the center point. The container also has a casing with a bottom end connected to the base and a top end opposing the bottom end and defining an opening for accessing the container. The casing extends from the base in a direction which has a component parallel to the center axis. A rim extends from the second end of the casing away from the center axis. A bottom-facing skirt extends from the rim, whereby a gripping space is formed between the casing, rim and skirt of the container.

A slide rail assembly to be mounted to a first post and a second post of a rack is provided. The two posts define an accommodation space therebetween. The slide rail assembly is mounted between the first post and the second post by two brackets and includes a transverse width. A portion of the transverse width is arranged within the accommodation space so as to provide more space and thereby facilitate the mounting of an object to the rack.

A multipurpose rail system is described. Embodiments of the multipurpose rail system can include, but is not limited to, one or more rails and one or more accessories configured to removably couple to the one or more rails. The one or more rails are configured to be secured to a variety of different objects and provide a means for attaching an accessory proximate the object. For instance, a rail may be coupled to a side of a recreational vehicle so that kitchen accessories may be removably secured to the side of the recreational vehicle.

A non-bolted pipe fitting bracket for assembling an assembled pipe for displaying and preserving an article without using a bolt and a nut includes: a bracket that is a support unit, in which a pair of side surface support bodies are assembled at the right angle at corners of horizontal pipes each having a pair of horizontal stopping holes and a vertical pipe having a pair of vertical stopping holes, horizontal stopping steps are formed at upper ends of the side surface support bodies to be coupled to the horizontal stopping holes, and vertical stopping steps are formed on side surfaces of the side surface support bodies to be coupled to the vertical stopping holes.

A wall mounted rack apparatus that is configured to provide distribution of gravitational forces so as to enable accommodation of larger weight to be suspended therefrom. The wall mounted rack apparatus includes a cantilever member that is secured to a first wall plate member and extends outward from a wall and is perpendicular thereto. A cantilever support member is present beneath the cantilever member wherein a first end is operably coupled to the wall and the second end is configured to releasably secure to a portion of the cantilever member providing support thereof. A rear support member is operably coupled to the cantilever support member and extends upward therefrom. The rear support member includes a second end wherein the second end is configured to surroundably secure to a portion of the cantilever member. The angular configuration of the cantilever support member and rear support member provide distribution of gravitational forces.

A cabinet that hangs on a wall and directs forces in such a manner so as to provide a stronger assembly. The cabinet includes a front frame, joinery, and a plurality of panels. The joinery attaches some of the plurality of panels to each other and to the front frame, and directs the forces from the some of the plurality of panels to the front frame so as to provide the stronger assembly.

Methods of attaching hooks, fixtures, assemblies, brackets, shelves, attachment points, supports, tools, bins, and similar apparatus to a display panel. Some disclosed attachments include a baseplate having a rotational axis around which the baseplate is rotated during installation. The baseplate defines at least one clearance providing clearance between the baseplate perimeter edge and a display panel when the baseplate is rotated into position. The baseplate may also include at least one engagement portion limiting the baseplate from being further rotated around the baseplate axis in the installation direction, upon engagement with the display.

An improved wall-hanging storage system without some of the disadvantages of the prior art is disclosed. Advances in materials science, chemistry, and engineering allow for the utilization of less-expensive, but strong molded pieces that are weight bearing. These new materials allow for new shapes and systems.

A gear cabinet system having two, physically separated, sides providing compartmentalization for wet and dry storage, respectively. The first side provides a first space having ventilation functionality and anti-microbial lighting functionality for drying and sanitizing wet gear. The second side defines a space for storing and displaying dry gear.