Abstract: A modular flexible wall storage system comprised of a series of cabinets each of which is constructed to be readily adaptable to drawer or shelf storage, as desired by the purchaser. Vertical standards are mounted on the vertical walls of the cabinet and drawer or shelf supporting hardware is alternatively mounted on the standards to support the shelves or the drawers, with the hardware for the latter, and support means mounted on the drawers, permitting relatively frictionless sliding movement of the drawer inwardly and outwardly of the cabinet. Doors can be mounted on the cabinet quickly and easily and can be pivoted a full 180.degree. so as not to extend into the traffic area in front of the system when the doors are fully open. The cabinets are supported on a support assembly which includes leveling means permitting levelling of the support assembly prior to installation of the system thereby compensating for unevenness in the floor or other supporting surface on which the system is installed.

Abstract: A demountable partition assembly comprising a ceiling runner rigidly attached to an upper supporting surface and stabilizer means suspended from said ceiling runner, the stabilizer means receiving and providing lateral support to the upper portion of wall panels hung on the opposed sides of the stabilizer means. The partition assembly is supported at the bottom by support members which permit leveling of the members to be parallel to the ceiling runner, with the bottom surface of the walls being formed with grooves for engagement by tongues formed on finish base members attached to said support members.