Abstract: A foldable locker assembly is configurable between a generally laid flat configuration and an assembled configuration in which the assembly generally forms a locker. The locker assembly includes a main panel configurable between a generally laid-flat configuration and a folded configuration. In the folded configuration the main panel forms a back wall and opposite side walls of the locker assembly. A shelf panel is configurable between a generally laid-flat configuration and a folded configuration. In the folded configuration the shelf panel at least in part forms a shelf of the locker assembly. A bench is configurable between a generally laid-flat configuration and a folded configuration. In the folded configuration the bench panel at least in part forms a bench of the locker assembly with the bench being in spaced relationship with the shelf panel.

Abstract: A personal electronic device handbag includes: (a) a main support with three connected fold-out panels including one base panel located between other panels; (b) a personal electronic device holding case located on the base panel; (c) at least two storage units having sides and a bottom, such that the main support has a first position, wherein the panels are folded and at least two of the storage unit bottoms rest atop the holding case and any personal electronic device therein to protect such personal electronic device, and has a second position, being an open position.

Abstract: A container system includes a plurality of containers, a plurality of container receiving regions, a plurality of base unit latches, and a base unit. Each base unit latch is arranged to latch an associated one of the containers at least partially within an associated one of the container receiving regions. The containers may be transported separately from the base unit, and may be used to store tools and other accessories. In one embodiment of the container system, each base unit latch comprises a resilient latch member connected to the base unit. The resilient latch member is biased into a lock position to engage a lock engagement portion on an associated one of the containers. The resilient latch member may be movable against the bias to a release position wherein the associated container is able to be removed from the associated container receiving region.

Abstract: A workstation container includes a container body having a front panel and a back panel wherein a receiving cavity is defined between the front and back panels for storing a computer therein, a container cover having a back portion pivotally connected to the back panel edge to edge for enclosing the receiving cavity, and a folding table pivotally connected to the front panel wherein the folding table includes at least a side work table slidably extended from a side of the folding table. The folding table is adapted for pivotally folding from a closed position to an opened position wherein in the closed position, the folding table is unfolded to enclose the receiving cavity, and in the opened position, the folding table is outwardly folded in a horizontal position with respect to the front panel for rigidly supporting the computer on the folding table.

Abstract: A portable carrying case fitted with a slidable drawer, with the front face of the drawer forming a first external side of the case in the closed drawer position and fitted on a second adjacent exterior side of the case with a retractable carrying handle that fits flush with the case side. A recess in the interior of the case extends to the second exterior case side and is closed by a tab slidably mounted in the said second case side. The top and bottom exterior case sides are fitted with matching detents and recesses so that one case may be stacked on top of a second similar case in a non-slidable, but removable, configuration to form a fixed cabinet.

Abstract: A hand-portable suitcase unit formed by a drawer and a slip-case cover, with a retaining lock which retains the drawer within the cover so that the unit may be carried as luggage by a combination carrying handle and drawer pull attached to the drawer front. Interlocking bead members are provided on the upper and lower surfaces of the slip-cases so that they may be stacked with the drawers horizontal to form a chest-of-drawers, and a cooperating latching device is shown on the rear face of the slip-case for releasably locking the covers together in the stack.