Abstract: The bracket system of the present invention includes four brackets. The first bracket can be screwed into the side walls of a closet for supporting the ends of a shelf. The second bracket is attachable to the shelf for supporting a cylindrical rod for hanging clothes. The third bracket is adapted to be screwed into the wall of a closet and connected to a first bracket for supporting the end of a shelf at any point along the length of the wall. The fourth bracket is adapted to be attached to the end of a shelf for supporting the end of a second shelf which forms a continuous shelving with the first shelf.

Abstract: A container or "card cage" for rectangular printed circuit boards. The container includes a pair of rectangular vertical end caps which are removably connected by horizontal beams. The horizontal beams have spaced transverse slots for receiving the corners of printed circuit boards and for supporting the printed circuit boards within the enclosure in a spaced relationship. In one form of the container, each beam comprises a rigid connecting rail which is removably connected to the end caps and a spacing rail which is slidably mounted on the rigid connecting rail for longitudinal movement between an inner position within the container and an outer position substantially outside of the container with one of the end caps removed. Each spacing rail contains the transverse slots for receiving the printed circuit boards.

Abstract: A closet shelf bracket pair formed of sheet metal having a flat main body with channels and supports defined in the main body by tabs bent from the main body for the purpose of guiding and supporting a load bearing member and a shelf board. Also, the main body of the shelf bracket pair provides a means for attachment of the shelf bracket pair to the interior opposing side walls of a closet and aligning the mounting hardware used for attachment with an interior wall stud. Each bracket is identical in features except they are a mirror image to one another.