Abstract: A two-piece fastener means comprising a grid bracket and a concealment member having a hook for use in securing a wall grid to a support surface. In securing the wall grid to a support surface, one or more of the grid brackets are used. These grid brackets are generally U-shaped and are proportioned in size to extend into and through a grid opening formed by two horizontal and two vertical wires. The arms of the grid brackets are formed to lockingly engage with the two adjacent spaced-apart vertical wires. After securing the wall grid to the support surface, a concealment member is releasably secured to the upper one of the two horizontal wires between which the grid bracket extends and extends downwardly between the two arms of the grid bracket. In this fashion, the concealment member conceals the manner in which the grid brackets and, hence, the wall grid is secured to the support surface.

Abstract: A storage rack comprised of a pair of brackets, each of which preferably and advantageously is of a two-piece construction so that they can be easily packaged for storage and shipping. Along with these brackets there is provided a number of shelves which are of a vinyl coated wire construction and can be in different lengths. The storage racks are attached to a cabinet door by first affixing the brackets in parallel, spaced-apart relationship to the inside of the cabinet door. In affixing these brackets to the cabinet door, the spacing between them should at least closely approximate the length of shelves to be supported by the brackets. It is not necessary that the spacing between the brackets be exact, since the shelves are designed to compensate for variations in the spacing between the brackets. In this respect, the shelves have a bottomwall, a front wall and a pair of side walls.