Abstract: An improved, plastic-coated wire basket arrangement is disclosed which greatly facilitates convenient and versatile use of the basket. The basket comprises a plurality of interconnected first and second members which generally define the bottom, sides, and back of the basket. The basket further includes a pair of hanging members which readily permit the basket to be hung from an object for support, and which further permit vertical stacking and hanging of more than one basket together. The basket preferably includes at least one hook member disposed generally at the bottom of the basket which is arranged to cooperate with the rearwardmost portion of a like basket to further facilitate vertical stacking and hanging of the basket. In the preferred configuration, the basket is preferably configured so as to permit ready nesting of two or more baskets compactly and neatly.

Abstract: A peripheral decorative article such as a framing member adapted to be disposed around an article to be framed which is formed integrally and incorporates an inner article engaging portion adapted to frictionally engage the outer surface of the article being framed and having sufficient flexibility to permit insertion of the framing member over the article and sufficient resiliency to retain the framing member in place without incidental movement thereon with respect to the article being framed.

Abstract: A stackable shelf unit is disclosed which is adapted to be stacked and supported upon a like shelf unit. The shelf unit is preferably fabricated from plastic coated metal wire, and includes a pair of spaced side frame members between which extend a plurality of spaced shelf members. The side frame members each include a pair of downwardly depending leg portions, with each leg portion including an offset portion adapted to engage and be supported upon the like shelf unit so that the shelf unit may be stacked thereupon.

Abstract: A wire shelf structure adapted to be supported from a shower arm and having a gripping portion that retains the structure in position againast movement along and rotation about the axis of said shower arm. The wire shelves include a peripheral lip to retain articles in place thereon, and the peripheral edge of the shelves may be attached directly to the frame of the structure to improve rigidity.