Abstract: A bin system includes a plurality of bins arranged in stacks, wherein each of the bins in a stack includes a first element which interlocks with a second element in a lower bin in a stack of bins. The interlock holds the upper bin in a defined position on the lower bin. The first element includes a projection and the second element includes a lateral recess in a side wall of the bin. The system further includes two cross beams for supporting the stacks of bins, wherein the first element of the lowermost bin of a stack of bins is received between the two cross beams. The first element may comprise at least one additional projection arranged to engage an inner side of the side wall for additional support. The interlock between the first and second elements provides a self stacking function in that the interlock retains the upper bin on the lower bin.

Abstract: The subject invention relates to automotive lighting assemblies. Specifically, the subject invention relates to a device and method for retaining wires, which provide power to the light source, in the proper orientation. In an exemplary embodiment, a wire retaining cavity is formed by a molded rib on a cover and a molded retention feature with a hook portion on a light source retaining compartment. In this exemplary embodiment, the cover and retaining compartment are integrally connected to one another by a living hinge. The wire retaining cavity is formed once the cover is folded over the retaining cavity bringing the rib into close proximity of the wire retention feature and adjacent to the hook portion of the feature.

Abstract: A device for supporting objects for drying. This device contains a basin, for receiving fluid that drips off of these drying objects. Attached to the basin is a first rack, wherein this first rack has a front end and a back end. The back end of the said at least one rack is rotatably supported within the basin. In addition, there is also a second rack. This second rack is rotatably attached to the basin and when in use extends in a substantially upright or vertical position. Both the first rack and the second rack comprise a series of parallel extending support members that are spaced apart from each other to receive a plate between these parallel extending members. These parallel extending members are also designed to support a series of pots on either the first rack or the second rack wherein these parallel extending members allow water to drip down through the members and into the basin.