Abstract: A wire cable duct includes a grid made up of wires of two different types, namely longitudinal wires which run longitudinally the entire length of the duct and U-shaped transverse wires disposed transversely to the longitudinal wires, from place to place along their length and appropriately attached thereto. The resulting trough-like combination forms three panels, namely a bottom panel and two side panels. The side panels include a longitudinal row of successive planar and substantially rectangular edge meshes which constitute upper parts of the side panels, each of which is defined between two facing flange portions of two consecutive transverse wires, and each of which includes at least one anti-flexing member to limit its flexing about an axis perpendicular to its plane.

Abstract: A suspension bracket can be mounted on a rod, such as a screwthreaded rod, and has a metal body including a hook-shaped support part and, opposite the support part, a substantially plane fixing part including a notch. At the entry of the notch, a retaining lug upstanding from one of its edges extends obliquely to the plane of the notch at a distance from the opposite edge of the notch, enabling the rod to pass between them.

Abstract: A wire cable duct comprises a grid made up of wires of two different types, namely longitudinal wires which run longitudinally the entire length of the duct and U-shaped transverse wires disposed transversely to the longitudinal wires, from place to place along their length and appropriately attached thereto. The resulting trough-like combination forms three panels, namely a bottom panel and two side panels. The side panels comprise a longitudinal row of successive plane and substantially rectangular edge meshes which constitute upper parts of the side panels, each of which is defined between two facing flange portions of two consecutive transverse wires, and each of which includes at least one anti-flexing member to limit its flexing about an axis perpendicular to its plane.

Abstract: A structural element for supporting and guiding a sliding drawer and a frame structure including at least two such structural elements. The structural element is of rectangular traylike construction, essentially comprising a flat support member of preferably open structure which supports the drawer on spaced two-part runners matingly fitted in preformed openings in lateral strips of the support member and a flange which runs along the lateral sides of the support member and preferably the rear transverse side, too. A releasable or overridable abutment dog is provided on the forward transverse strip for preventing the drawer from slipping out of frame.

Abstract: A kit of parts for assembly into a drawer comprises a bottom panel, two side panels, a back panel, and a front panel, and assembly means adapted to connect the panels in pairs. The assembly means comprise a male attaching part on one panel and a female attaching part adapted to receive the male attaching part on another panel, and the panels and the attaching parts are suitably moulded from synthetic plastics material.