Abstract: A cart for charging and storing electronic devices having a frame defining opposed sides of the car and wheels to enable the cart to be movable. The cart includes a charging box having dividers that define receptacles configured to receive electronic devices, with each receptacle including a charger configured to charge an electronic device, with the charging box being pivotably mounted to the cart between the opposed sides of the cart whereby the charging box can pivot outwardly of the cart. The cart can further include a locking frame pivotably mounted to the cart above the charging box, with the locking frame being pivotable between an open position in which electronic items stored within the charging box are accessible by a user and a secured position in which electronic items stored within the charging box are inaccessible.

Abstract: A tray for supporting clothing, textiles, or other delicate articles includes a frame and an inert liner located in the frame. Further, the frame may include guides for sliding engagement with the rails. Optionally, a storage system includes a pair of rails for supporting the tray. The rails permit unrestricted sliding movement of the tray so that the tray can be moved in opposed directions and removed or inserted from either side of the storage system.

Abstract: A tray for supporting clothing, textiles, or other delicate articles includes a frame and an inert liner located in the frame. Further, the frame may include guides for sliding engagement with the rails. Optionally, a storage system includes a pair of rails for supporting the tray. The rails permit unrestricted sliding movement of the tray so that the tray can be moved in opposed directions and removed or inserted from either side of the storage system.

Abstract: A storage system for supporting clothing, textiles, or other delicate articles includes a pair of rails and a tray. The tray includes a frame and an inert liner located in the frame. Further, the frame includes guides for sliding engagement with the rails. Optionally, the rails permit unrestricted sliding movement of the tray so that the tray can be moved in opposed directions and removed or inserted from either side of the storage system.

Abstract: A storage system includes a pair of rails and a tray. The tray includes a frame and an inert liner located in the frame. Further, the frame including guides for sliding engagement with the rails.

Abstract: A quick release assembly for a check-out conveyor assembly is disclosed. The check-out conveyor assembly includes a frame member having a pair of opposed side rails that receive a series of guides including an idler guide and a drive guide. A conveyor belt encircles the series of guides and is rotatable within the side rails. A quick release assembly is mounted on each of the side rails and is moveable between a locked position and an unlocked position. When the quick release assembly is moved to the locked position the idler guide is moved from a disengaged position to an engaged position. When the idler guide is at the engaged position the drive guide is able to rotate the conveyor belt. The quick release assembly comprises a take-up arm rotatably secured to a first end of a push bar and a release handle rotatably secured to a second end of the push bar. The release handle is pivotally fixed to the side rail.