Abstract: An adjustable rear mounting bracket may include a planar main body, a channel extending from the planar main body, at least one forward slot, at least one rear slot, a rear pair of tabs, and a forward pair of tabs. The channel is configured to couple to at the rear panel. One of the rear or forward pairs of tabs may be configured to engage a rear leg of the pallet rack for laterally aligning the at least one rear slot or the at least one forward slot with at least one hole of the rear leg. The at least one rear or forward slot may then be vertically adjusted. The at least one rear slot when coupled to the pallet rack may define a close mounting position and, alternatively, the at least one forward slot when coupled to the pallet rack may define an offset mounting position.

Abstract: A shelf divider apparatus and a system thereof are disclosed herein. The shelf divider apparatus is configured to attached to a wire shelf including a front top rail, a front bottom rail, a plurality of balls separating the front top and bottom rails, and a plurality of support wires supported by the front bottom rail. The shelf divider includes a first end, a second end, and a first clip connected to and extending below and away from the first end. The first clip includes a plurality of receivers defined along a lower portion of the first clip and extending perpendicularly relative to a divider length. Straight slots are defined between adjacent receivers. Each straight slot includes an enlarged opening spaced apart from a straight slot entrance for accommodating a portion of one ball of the plurality of balls so that the plurality of receivers may engage the front bottom wire.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a horizontal or slopped decking panel for use with a storage rack. The decking panel may include a plurality of laterally spaced parallel structural beams have first and second ends and a metal sheet. The metal sheet may extend around and under the first and second ends of the structural beams to define a first panel edge and a first bottom return sheet portion. The metal sheet may extend around and under the second ends of the structural beams to define a second panel edge and a second bottom return sheet portion. The metal sheet may have a plurality of top perforations. The first and second bottom return sheet portions may have first and second rows, respectively, of bottom perforations. Each of the bottom perforations may be aligned with one of the top perforations so that a post of a divider wall can be received.

Abstract: An apparatus that can be used to hold varying weights contains a planar body, a plurality of support beams, a first beam receiving channel, and a second beam receiving channel. When in use, items are stored upon a load bearing surface of the planar body. The plurality of support beams is slidably positioned in between the first beam receiving channel and the second beam receiving channel. Depending on the weight of the items, the user can adjust the number of the plurality of support beams being utilized. When the items are stored, the weight of the items are evenly distributed among the plurality of support beams. Since the plurality of support beams is positioned opposite to the load bearing surface, the items can be stored with no interference.

Abstract: A welded wire mesh shelf structure is provided for cantilevered racks for warehouse storage. The shelf structure includes a welded wire mesh grid and a nose piece attached to the grid such that a top nose surface is flush with and defines an extension of an upper support plane defined by the wire grid. Fasteners attaching the shelf structure to cantilevered arms are flush with or recessed below the top support plane such that no protruding edge is presented by the nose piece to snag articles sliding on the upper support plane.

Abstract: An extendible oven rack apparatus includes an oven rack, a lower frame and first and second slide assemblies connected between the oven rack and lower frame. A locking assembly is connected to the lower frame for selectively locking the lower frame into the oven. The locking assembly includes a locking pin laterally movable relative to the lower frame and a locking bar longitudinally slidable relative to the lower frame for selectively locking the locking pin its laterally outward position.

Abstract: A tilting container apparatus includes a container and a leg pivotally mounted to the container for movement between a raised position and a lowered position. The leg supports the container in a tilted position when the leg is in the lowered position. A gas spring is connected between the container and the pivotal leg to dampen the movement of the pivotal leg as it moves downward from its raised position toward its lowered position. After the tiltable leg swings downward to a position approximately 90° to the horizontal base of the container, the gas spring functions to extend the movement of the tiltable leg toward its fully extended position and to hold the tiltable leg in its fully extended position.

Abstract: A tilting container system suitable for use in the materials handling industry is described. The system includes a wire mesh container; and a pair of support legs pivotally mounted to the container at an end of the container. The support legs are spaced away from each other along the end of the container and are pivotally mounted to the container for movement between a raised and lowered position. The legs support the container in a tilted position when the leg is in a lowered position. The system can also include a pair of legs mounted to the container at an opposite end of the container from the pivotally mounted legs.

Abstract: A removable wire backstop apparatus is provided for use with an industrial wire decking. The wire backstop apparatus includes a rear wall structure and a plurality of dog-legged support members extending from the rear wall structure for removable engagement with the wire decking. The wire backstop apparatus can be installed in an interlocking engagement with conventional wire decking panels without the need for any tools. It can be quickly removed and reinstalled in any desired location. One manner of installation provides that the wire backstop apparatus extend laterally beyond a rear edge of the wire deck panel so as to provide a deck extension.

Abstract: A device for hanging a workpiece such as a bicycle is described. The device includes a hanger assembly having a roll pin, a neck, and a hook that is received by a lug attached to some part of the wire deck and preferably to a joist. The hanger assembly is pivotally received by the lug. The lug having a face placed away from the joist receives the hanger assembly about the roll pin. A biasing member such as a spring is placed to bias the neck toward the face of the lug. The face of the lug is provided with detents which lock the hanger assembly in a raised or lowered position. In a lowered position, a workpiece such as a bicycle can be placed on the hook. When boxes are placed below the hook, the hook can be rotated to a raised position out of the way.

Abstract: A system for dividing a wire deck is provided. The system has a divider which is attached to opposed clips. These clips attach, releasibly, to the wire of the deck. These hooks can attach to either the longitudinal wires or the latitudinal wires. The divider is surrounded by a perimeter member which is continuous except for a space between the opposes clips. The upper side of the perimeter member is made of resilient material which allows the upper side to flex thereby creating a biasing means between the opposed hooks.

Abstract: A mobile storage apparatus incorporating a plurality of storage carts arranged side-by-side and having casters on opposite sides of each cart supporting said carts on a floor surface for independent front-to-rear movement between a storage position and a loading position, the casters on adjacent sides of each pair of the carts being rollably received in a pair of elongated track channels forming a track member supported on said floor surface, whereby only the casters on one side of each cart is rollably received within a track channel of a track member and the casters on the opposite side of each cart are freely rollably supported upon the floor surface.