Abstract: An adjustable snow shovel system for facilitating effective removal of snow that has an ergonomically optimized handle for steering. The system has a blade-angle adjustment mechanism for extending and retracting shovel blades as appropriate for shovelling snow. The blade-angle adjustment mechanism is protected by a nose piece that also assists with removing snow. The system has a truck assembly that allows the system's wheels to swivel 360 degrees for fluid steering. The entire truck assembly can also swivel 180 degrees, allowing for easy storage of the system.

Abstract: An adjustable snow shovel system for facilitating effective removal of snow that has an ergonomically optimized handle for steering. The system has a blade-angle adjustment mechanism for extending and retracting shovel blades as appropriate for shovelling snow. The blade-angle adjustment mechanism is protected by a nose piece that also assists with removing snow. The system has a truck assembly that allows the system's wheels to swivel 360 degrees for fluid steering. The entire truck assembly can also swivel 180 degrees, allowing for easy storage of the system.

Abstract: A corner shelf system for providing a shelf in a corner location. A first wall and a second wall are joined at a corner edge. A shelf base has a third biscuit slot located at a first side surface and a fourth biscuit slot located at a second side surface. An inner portion of a first biscuit and an inner portion of a second biscuit are partially housed in the third biscuit slot and the fourth biscuit slot, respectively. An outer portion of the first biscuit and an outer portion of the second biscuit have asymmetric edges. The outer portion of the first biscuit and the outer portion of the second biscuit are partially housed in a first biscuit slot of the first wall and a second biscuit slot of the second wall, respectively.

Abstract: A hand-held snow shovel system features an “A” shaped shovel frame having a “V” shaped angular lower handlebar and a linear upper handlebar. The system features a shovel assembly having a first shovel blade and a second shovel blade. The blades each comprise a curved first blade end tapering to a linear second blade end. The linear first blade end of the first shovel blade is pivotally attached to the linear first blade end of the second shovel blade. The first shovel blade is pivotally located on a frame first side at a frame bottom end. The second shovel blade is pivotally located on a frame second side at the frame bottom end. The shovel assembly can be affixed into a position having the first shovel blade and the second shovel blade in-line or at an angle with respect to one another.

Abstract: An adjustable snow shovel system for facilitating effective removal of accumulated snow has a generally tubular, three-way adjustable shovel frame. The system has a generally tubular, adjustable handle bar horizontally located on the shovel frame. The handle bar is adjustable for facilitating effective removal of accumulated snow. The system has a pivotally adjustable shovel assembly having a first shovel member and a second shovel member. The shovel assembly is generally horizontally located on the shovel frame. The shovel assembly can be affixed into a position having the first shovel member and the second shovel member in-line with one another maximizing a shovel assembly width for facilitating effective removal of accumulated snow. The shovel assembly can be affixed into a position having the first shovel member and the second shovel member located at an angle with respect to one another for facilitating effective removal of accumulated snow.