Abstract: An assembly for detachably mounting a caster wheel to the underside of a structure such as a chair or cabinet. The assembly includes a mounting bracket which is secured to the structure and has transverse mounting slots formed in a parallel, spaced apart arrangement therein. A caster plate having a caster wheel mounted thereto is detachably secured to the bracket by depending flange members which cooperate with the mounting slots of the bracket. A mounting bolt is utilized to prevent subsequent detachment of the caster plate from the bracket once assembly is completed. The mounting bracket forms a channel and may extend along the entire width or length of the structure such that more than one caster can be mounted to the bracket.

Abstract: A workstation or terminal table utility for use with electronic information devices. The workstation incorporates selectively adjustable means for enabling an operator to most effectively and efficiently use the devices supported on the workstation while at the same time minimizing muscle fatigue and strain during operation of the devices.

Abstract: A knockdown cabinet assembly, including as an optional feature a side table or shelf assembly. The assembly has side panels, a rear or back panel, and bottom and top crosspieces which are interengaged without the need for conventional fastening means such as screws, bolts, nuts, or the like. The top of the cabinet assembly is provided with screws, the heads of which easily slide into engagement with openings formed in an upper flange on the side panels. Doors are provided for the cabinet assembly, and shelf supporting means are secured on the inner wall of the side or back panels for receiving one or more shelves. The side table or shelf assembly is provided with legs and is adapted to be secured to one of the side panels of the cabinet assembly. Shelf-supporting means is provided on the legs of the side table assembly which cooperate with means on one end of the shelf for securing the shelf to a side panel of the cabinet.

Abstract: A cabinet assembly of the knockdown type which can be packaged and shipped in an easily handled, relatively compact container, and which can be readily assembled by a user into an attractive, durable, multi-purpose cabinet. The assembly comprises top and bottom members, side members, a rear member, two cross-members, and doors. One, or more, shelves may be provided for the cabinet. Threaded, screw-engaging, nut-like elements are welded directly onto various of the members comprising the assembly to facilitate interconnection of the members into a rigid, high-strength structure. Casters may be provided for the cabinet to enable it to be moved to any desired location.