Abstract: A home entertainment system storage unit includes a front frame having an upper portion, a bottom portion, and first and second side portions extending therebetween. A first side member is hingedly connected to a rear surface of the front frame, the first side member being movable between a first storage position generally adjacent the front frame and a second active position generally perpendicular to the front frame, a rear edge of the first side member includes a vertically extending channel. A second side member is hingedly connected to the rear surface of the front frame, the second side member being movable between a first storage position generally adjacent the front frame and a second active position generally perpendicular to the front frame, a rear edge of the second side member includes a vertically extending channel. A rear panel is slidably receivable within the channels of the first and second side members.

Abstract: A support system for supporting audio/video components, including a front support structure which is stationary with respect to the support system, at least one rear support which includes a wheel at the bottom of the rear support arranged to roll in a forward and a backward direction. A wheeled support has a lower surface which curves or angles in an upward direction toward the rear of the support system.

Abstract: A rotatable storage device includes a frame member and a panel member rotatably mounted about its longitudinal axis within the frame member. The panel member includes a first surface and a second surface. The first surface includes a mirror and the second surface includes a plurality of storage areas. The rotatable storage device further has a bottom support and an upper support, the bottom support including a plurality of legs and the upper support including a plurality of wall engaging brackets. The plurality of storage areas may include, for example, a message board, a row of hooks, a storage cradle and/or a generally horizontal shelf.

Abstract: A support system for supporting audio/video components, including a front support structure which is stationary with respect to the support system, at least one rear support which includes a wheel at the bottom of the rear support arranged to roll in a forward and a backward direction. A wheeled support has a lower surface which curves or angles in an upward direction toward the rear of the support system.