Abstract: A storage rack for audio-visual or other articles having a base and a top plate supported by three vertical columns affixed in a triangular pattern in the base. Flexible, V-shaped members are sized to fit in cavities on the inner sides of the three columns to define planes of support for the articles to be stored. Alternating flexible members may be removed to provide storage space for thicker articles. The planes of support may be horizontal or adjusted at different upward angles to better view the ends of the articles from above.

Abstract: A tall, roll-top cabinet for storing articles such as compact disc cases. The cabinet has a sliding door formed of a series of horizontal slats and short spacers bonded to a flexible backing. The spacers are disposed at the side edges of the door so that they ride in guide channels with the edges of the larger slats to provide the necessary support. The short spaces decrease the weight of the door, provide a pleasing alternating pattern for the door, and enhance the use of see-through backing. Horizontal ledges in the cabinet support the sides of articles being stored. Resilient fingers may extend from the walls of the frame to form ledges for thin articles such as single compact disc cases, or the fingers can be depressed to permit double compact disc cases to be stored.