Abstract: A peg board panel for supporting a bracket or other generally available hanging element. The panel is comprised of a fabricated metal panel having a front surface, a side surface, a rear surface, and an array of holes extending through the panel. The holes are first punched and then extrusion formed to create an upstanding annular flange extending away from the rear surface of the panel by a predetermined distance or extent. A bracket having a hook is supported by the panel by extending the hook through the hole. The annular flange strengthens the panel and provides a rigid support for the bracket. The hook also has an extent which is equivalent to the predetermined extent of the flange so that no play exists between the bracket and the panel, eliminating brackets that sag or pull out of the panel. The panel diametrical hole sizes and spacing can be varied along the panel.

Abstract: A handle for a drawer of an article of furniture, designed especially for optimum economy of production combined with attractive appearance susceptible of wide esthetic variation. These objectives are accomplished by mass production methods, preferably by molding or casting inexpensive materials, preferably plastics, and so forming cooperating parts of the handle and drawer that assembly may quickly be accomplished without use of tools, as by merely snapping the handle into place.

Abstract: A rotary storage and dispensing unit for various small items, especially designed for installation in a service van such as a panel truck, but eminently suitable for use in other environments, such as a retail store, service station or elsewhere. The unit, preferably of skeletal knockdown construction, has a frame mounted for rotation on a vertical axis and provides a plurality of triangular chambers each housing vertically stacked containers that may be detachably locked on the frame. The frame may be indexed in desired angular position, the indexing means including a dual control lever operable from laterally spaced positions.