Abstract: A support panel base cover is used with a support panel and a wall panel system. The support panel is mounted to a wall panel and has a bottom edge spaced apart from a floor. At least one vertically adjustable leg is adapted to cooperate with the support panel and the floor to support said panel on the floor. The support panel also is adapted to receive a cover internally therein. The cover is moveable relative to the support panel and the leg and is adapted to rest on the floor. In addition, the cover has a height sufficient to substantially conceal the space between the bottom edge of the support panel and the floor.

Abstract: In a work environment system, a desk (10) comprises a top (16) supported by a pair of legs (18), each leg (18) formed by a pair of supports (22) mounted together in back-to-back opposing relationship and having a first channel (56) between the supports (22). The desk top (16) includes a pair of second channels (98) extending inwardly from edges (100) of the top (16) adjacent the second channels (56). The first and second channels (56, 98) manage wiring (60) of work accessories (62, 105) supported by the top (16). An apron (20) is mounted to and below the top (16) and comprises third channel (218) in registry with the first channel (56) and also adapted to receive wiring (60) from the second channels (98) through outer and inner slots (114, 116) in the top (16). A work accessory support (222) is removably mountable to the desk (10 ) by a bracket (224) securable to a leg (18) within a first channel (56) on one side of the desk (10).

Abstract: A spacer is provided in a workstation for connecting two desks together in spaced relationship. The spacer is generally wedge-shaped and comprises a horizontal member with an upper surface which is substantially coplanar with the work surfaces of the adjoining desks. A vertical leg depends from the horizontal member and a flange extends at an angle from the vertical leg. The vertical leg and the flange partially define a wiring channel so that electrical wiring can be passed from the work surface of one desk through the channel to the work surface of the adjoining desk.

Abstract: A work environment system, for product assembly, repair, storage and packaging, comprises a plurality of freestanding rigid rectangular frame modules (32) formed of vertical frame members (36) and upper and lower horizontal frame members (38, 40). The modules (32) can be securely connected together in end-to-end relationship at a number of angles by connectors (100) to form work stations (10,12,14,16,20,22) of various size and geometric configuration. The work stations (30) can be equipped with a variety of functional components to be utilized in product assembly, repair, storage and packaging, such functional components including work surfaces (242), shelves (244) and storage cabinets (246), all of which are connected to the freestanding modules (32). The work environment system further includes various transport carts (446) for transporting products and tools between work stations and which can be assembled substantially from the vertical and horizontal frame members (36,38,40) of the modules (32).

Abstract: In a work environment system, a desk (10) comprises a top (16) supported by a pair of legs (18), each leg (18) formed by a pair of supports (22) mounted together in back-to-back opposing relationship and having a first channel (56) between the supports (22). The desk top (16) includes a pair of second channels (98) extending inwardly from edges (100) of the top (16) adjacent the second channels (56). The first and second channels (56, 98) manage wiring (60) of work accessories (62, 105) supported by the top (16). An apron (20) is mounted to and below the top (16) and comprises third channel (218) in registry with the first channel (56) and also adapted to receive wiring (60) from the second channels (98) through outer and inner slots (114, 116) in the top (16). A work accessory support (222) is removably mountable to the desk (10 ) by a bracket (224) securable to a leg (18) within a first channel (56) on one side of the desk (10).

Abstract: A cabinet (10) comprises a housing (12) and a drawer (14) slidably mounted to the housing (12). The drawer includes a shroud (52), a drawer front (56) mounted at a front portion (59) of the shroud (52) and a back panel (60) mounted at a rear portion (57) of the shroud (52). The drawer front (56) and back panel (60) extend between first and second lateral sides (49, 51) of the drawer (14). The drawer further includes a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal support rails (16) removably mounted to and between the drawer front (56) and the back panel (60) at one of the first and second sides (49, 51) of the drawer (14). The rails (16) are adapted to support work tools (18) at a plurality of vertical and horizontal positions in the drawer (14).

Abstract: A cabinet (10) comprises a housing (12) and a drawer (14) slidably mounted to the housing (12). The drawer includes a shroud (52), a drawer front (56) mounted at a front portion (59) of the shroud (52) and a back panel (60) mounted at a rear portion (57) of the shroud (52). The drawer front (56) and back panel (60) extend between first and second lateral sides (49, 51) of the drawer (14). The drawer further includes a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal support rails (16) removably mounted to and between the drawer front (56) and the back panel (60) at one of the first and second sides (49, 51) of the drawer (14). The rails (16) are adapted to support work tools (18) at a plurality of vertical and horizontal positions in the drawer (14).