Abstract: A support brace assembly for shelves such as shoe shelves has an integrated unitary structure comprising a truss with a lower leg having a support rib and a foot which rests stably against a wall. This leg is joined as by a gusset and a strut to an upper leg which has reinforcing ribs, with a front hook integral with the truss and for receiving a shelf rod so that the rod may be received within the hook bite with the bite gripping the rod. A rear resilient hook is integral with the upper leg and has a bite to receive another shelf rod flush against the bite. The upper leg has a foot which rests against the wall. The rear hook is spaced from the foot so that the passage between the tip of the rear hook and the foot is less than the thickness of the shelf rod received by the hook so that when the rod is moved through the passage, the rear hook expands to allow entry of the rod and snaps back to hold the rod in position. The foot of the upper leg has a wall anchor integral therewith.

Abstract: A support bracket assembly for a glass or marble shelf panel has a laterally oriented throat and a generally U-shaped resilient interface strip fitted over the rear edge of the shelf panel and received within the shelf bracket. The top of the interface strip is biased against the top of the throat to retain the shelf panel in the support bracket.

Abstract: A support bracket for supporting in a cantilever fashion a glass or marble shelf has a laterally oriented throat to receive the rear portion of a shelf panel and an adjustment screw extending from the throat bottom to bias the shelf rear portion into restraining engagement with a support surface on the throat top. Cushioning means are provided in association with the adjustment screw to distribute the biasing force of the screw uniformly over an area of the shelf surface. In some embodiments the cushioning means is a separate resilient member between the screw and a shelf and in other embodiments the screw is made of a polymeric material to provide the cushioning means.

Abstract: A shelf bracket assembly for cantilever mounting shelves of varying thickness and selected material, including a bracket having a horizontal shelf support platform and a vertical wall engaging member, a clamping element engageable with a shelf on the platform and movable on the bracket to clamp a shelf thereto, and fastening means for securing the clamping element to lock the clamping element against a shelf on the platform.

Abstract: A cantilever shelf assembly adapted to mount to the opposed legs at one end or side of a table, chair and the like comprises a pair of shelf support brackets each having a U-shaped end forming opposed clamp arms adapted to rest against the leg. A set screw is inserted through the upper portion of each clamp arm into contact with one side of the leg so that when the shelf support brackets are loaded the lower end of the clamp arms tends to pivot about the set screws to wedge the leg therebetween. A bolt extending between the clamp arms of each shelf support bracket maintains the relative lateral spacing therebetween to avoid fracture of the clamp arms. A stabilizer is also provided comprising a rod positioned between the legs and below the cantilever shelf which is mounted to each leg by a strap to prevent lengthwise collapse of the table or chair when the cantilever shelf is heavily loaded.

Abstract: A support bracket for a glass or marble shelf panel has a laterally oriented receiving throat defined by an upper support member and a lower support member, both extending horizontally from a vertical wall mounting plate. One of the support members is flexibly joined to the mounting plate by a reduced thickness portion and the other support member is rigidly joined to the mounting plate. Adjusting means rotate the movable support member so that the shelf panel is grasped between the two support members.

Abstract: A portable tree stand includes a rigid, substantially rectangular lightweight platform having a flexible chain secured thereto for use in attaching and locking the platform to a tree trunk. A pair of elongate brace members are pivotally connected to the lower surface of the platform and are fixedly connected to a penetrating member, which penetrates the tree trunk when the tree stand is mounted on a tree. The platform has a recessed end and a pair of penetrating elements projecting therefrom, which facilitate positioning and stability of the platform. Carrying straps are provided to permit easy transport of the portable deer stand as a backpack.

Abstract: A compact, easily transportable hunting stand for use by archery hunters or the like is provided which exhibits a high degree of stability when attached to a tree trunk and includes a unique mechanism for permitting precise leveling of the stand. Preferably, the tree stand of the invention includes a platform together with platform mounting means including a leveling screw mechanism permitting the stand to be attached to irregular tree trunks. Further, the mounting structure for the stand platform comprises compression struts and essentially eliminates tensile chains or cables extending about the stand platform; as such, the hunter is allowed complete freedom of movement and the stand seat may be rotated for a full 360 degrees to afford maximum visibility and freedom of action. In its collapsed condition, the stand may be carried on the back of a hunter in the manner of a backpack.

Abstract: A portable, foldable tree stand (10) upon which a hunter may be seated. The tree stand has a vertical rigid back support member (11) with means (22) for releasably securing the back support member to a tree trunk (20). A seat (23) is pivotally mounted to the back support member (11) intermediate its length and movable from a vertical to a horizontal position to support a hunter in a seated position. A foldable (50) footrest pivotally depends from the seat (23) with the seat (23) being provided with pivotable bracing means (40) releasably connected to the back support member, and footrest bracing means pivotally connected to the seat (23) and to the footrest (50). Flexible, adjustable web strap means (13,18) are secured to the back support member to encircle a tree trunk (20) and to encircle the torso of a hunter seated in the seat.

Abstract: A tree climbing support which includes as a first element, a body support characterized by a body support frame fitted with an adjustable top yoke which is designed to encircle a tree and adjustably support the body support on the tree. The tree climbing support further includes a foot support having a bottom yoke also adapted to adjustably encircle the tree and support the foot support on the tree below the body support. The tree climbing support is advanced up and down the tree by placing the feet on the foot support, with the body resting on the body support and traversing the tree in inchworm fashion by alternately moving the body support and foot support along the tree trunk. The body support and foot support are constructed and sized to facilitate nesting of the foot support inside the body support for transporting the tree climbing support in backpack fashion, on a motorcycle, or in a small all-terrain vehicle.

Abstract: An integrated tree climbing apparatus. The apparatus is in the form of a chair stand comprised of a seat rest and an adjustable foot rest. The two rests are connected to each other in a hinged relationship by supporting arms which extend past and straddle the tree and are engagable with a V-shaped knife clamp to effect a gripping action. The supporting arms are diagonally mounted on the side of the seat and a leg of the foot rest and are angled upward to accommodate the tree. The hinged aspect of the foot rest allows it to be moved to various angles according to the needs of the user. A V-brace is incorporated into the seat rest to complete the clamping structure. The rear V-shaped knife clamp is sheathed on its ends to slide on the supporting arms. Quick-connect linchpins are employed for simplicity and economy. Due to the hinging and pivotal connections of the members, the apparatus easily folds down into a compact unit as a simulated backpack frame for easy portability.

Abstract: A portable tree seat has a main bracket, a seat portion pivotally connected to the main bracket, and a support brace for supporting the seat portion in an unfolded operative configuration wherein it is in a generally horizontal attitude. The support brace includes a positive stop and a spring that cooperate to automatically locate the support brace in a position for engaging the main bracket when the tree seat is unfolded. The tree seat further includes a rod so located on the seat portion that a rope tied thereto is tightened to maximum tension on the vertical support when the seat portion is lowered from a raised position to the unfolded operative configuration.

Abstract: In a piece of furniture, such as a piece of seating or rest furniture of the type comprising a substantially rectangular frame having two opposing frame sidepieces, a plurality of parallel, longitudinally extending grooves is provided on opposing surfaces of said sidepieces. A first flange extending in the longitudinal direction of the profiled rail member is insertable into the grove to support a bottom portion in the furniture. The rail member further comprises a web, which abuts the frame sidepiece, when the first flange has been inserted into one of the grooves, and a second flange connected to the first flange and/or the web of the rail member and extending outwardly from the frame sidepiece. The first flange forms an acute angle in the range of 15.degree.-75.degree., preferably 30.degree.-60.degree., with the web. The grooves formed in the frame sidepieces are correspondingly inclined and free of internal lining. As a result a very simple and inexpensive piece of furniture is obtained.

Abstract: In a sheet metal shelving unit with adjustable telescoping slotted uprights, the upper part of each upright has its slots in a recessed surface so that the upper part does not interfere with shelf bracket tabs projecting rearwardly through slots in the lower part of the upright.

Abstract: An adjustable support for a bookshelf of varying thickness, comprising a first clamping member having a first clamping surface, and a second clamping member having a second clamping surface. The first clamping member is adapted to be affixed to a stationary support, and has a passageway through which a threaded member is rotatably mounted. The second clamping member is threadedly connected to the threaded member, so that rotation of the threaded member varies the spacing between the first and second clamping surfaces.

Abstract: A locking removable support surface such as an ironing board for use in a bread board slot in a cabinet or with an adapter. The inner end of the support surface has sides that taper away from each other. When the support surface is inserted into the slot, the sides wedge horizontally against the ends of the slot locking the support surface in place. The adapter allows the support surface to be used on a cabinet that does not have a slot or any vertical surface. A drawer is removed from the cabinet and the adaptor is inserted. The adapter has a slot for the support surface. One embodiment of the adapter has side walls that taper in to match the taper of the sides of the support surface to provide superior horizontal wedging. Another embodiment of the adapter has upper and lower walls tapering toward each other to provide vertical wedging of the inner end of the support surface.

Abstract: A portable lightweight seat that is attached to a tree to be used primarily by deer hunters comprising a tubular horizontal member 10 with supporting legs 14 and 16 attached to each end. A sturdy lightweight fabric 22 having one end attached to horizontal member 10. A flexible cord 24 sewn into hem of semi-circular end of fabric for fastening seat to tree. Cord 24 is also used to provide sling for carrying seat on hunters back.

Abstract: There is disclosed a cantilever shelf support having a bracket with a laterally oriented throat to receive the rear portion of a shelf, the throat having a lower support platform, an upper overhang, and an inner end, a resilient insert in the throat, the insert having depending fingers resiliently flexible by an inserted shelf, a depending compression pad deeper in said throat than the fingers for supporting the inserted shelf, and a resilient skirt depending in front of the throat inner end for protective abutment with the rear edge of the shelf.

Abstract: A portable tree seat and platform for standing is provided which is completely stable and avoids the drawbacks of the prior art tree seats which have a tendency to pivot or rock. The portable tree seat includes a substantially flat seat member, a screw threaded fastening member for threaded penetration of a post or tree, a V-shaped stabilizing member attached at its wide end to the seat member, and having a peg member connected to the lower end of the V-shaped member and having a penetrating point thereon for penetrating a post or tree to which the portable seat is adapted to be attached to. Thus, the seat member is totally adjustable in any direction to insure that the seat is always maintained in a horizontal plane relative to the ground and relative to its longitudinal and transverse axes, regardless of the tree angle or configuration.

Abstract: An attachment for a barbecue grill consists of a generally L-shaped support frame that is formed by bending wire to a generally U-shaped configuration with the free ends of the wire having downwardly bent portions that act as hooks for supporting the frame on clips attached to the rim of the grill. A serving board has grooves extending from the lower surface thereon for receiving the rod portions so that the board is securely positioned on the frame and also has gripping openings so that the board can easily be removed for use as a serving tray.

Abstract: A shelving system is provided for mounting on a wall or similar support surface. The system can comprise one or more shelves at varying heights to accommodate different storage requirements. At first top shelf is mounted on the wall by means of a pair of c-shaped brackets that are secured to the wall and removably hold the back of the shelf and by a pair of braces, each secured to the wall at one end and to opposite sides of the shelf at the other end. Another shelf can be added to the system below the top shelf by means of a second pair of c-shaped brackets secured to the wall below the first pair of brackets and by a pair of support members secured to the top shelf that extend downwardly to support the second shelf. Further shelves can be added to the system below the second shelf in the same manner.

Abstract: An office desk suited in particular for peripheral computer equipment consists of two side parts formed by columns provided with feet, a longitudinal beam detachably connected with the columns by connection elements establishing a form-locking connection, and of carrying arms for at least one table top mounted on the longitudinal beam. These components can be varied in many different ways and combined in the most different manners so that office desks optimally adapted in each case to the respective application can be realized with the same basic elements.

Abstract: An adjustable side extension for a work table of a power tool (e.g., a direct drive table saw) is disclosed in which the side extension may be readily adjustably movable with respect to the work table so that the work surface of the work table and the side extension are general coplanar, and such that one edge of both the work table and the side extension are in line with one another. Other than the fasteners required to secure the side extension to the work table, no other loose parts, such as shims, washers, slide cam blocks or the like, are required to adjust the side extension with respect to the work table.

Abstract: A tree stand having a platform and a folding seat member includes a platform supporting frame and brace which engage the tree on which the stand is mounted. The brace and an undergirding pivotally mounted strut include a plurality of unique, triangularly shaped spikes which pierce the bark of the tree. The triangular spikes have flat upper and lower surfaces which join and form a sharp point for piercing the tree. The upper surface enters the tree perpendicularly thereto and the lower surface at an angle acute to the upper surface. When weight is placed on the forward portion of the load bearing platform, the acute angle of the lower surface of the spike is caused to cut deeper into the tree and thus improve stability of the stand.

Abstract: A work surface is mounted on a pair of brackets which are releasably mounted on and project outwardly in cantilevered relationship from a panel adjacent the opposite ends thereof. The work surface, in each end rail thereof, mounts a manually-actuated latching lever which is biased down into latching engagement with the respective bracket. The latching lever prevents the work surface from moving away from the panel and from being lifted upwardly adjacent its rear edge. The latching lever has the end thereof accessible from beneath the rear edge of the work surface so as to be manually moved upwardly to release the work surface from the bracket, whereupon the work surface can be slidably displaced outwardly away from the panel through a limited extent. When the work surface is manually slidably moved forwardly toward the panel, the latching lever automatically re-engages its respective bracket.

Abstract: An arrangement for mounting a removable accessory such as a drawer unit to the underside of a work surface without the use of tools. A pair of front and rear slot and projection couplings are used to mount the accessory on the underside of the work surface, and a spring automatically locks the accessory to the work surface when the projections are fully engaged with the slots.

Abstract: A portable tree seat has a generally flat platform with a back edge for engaging a post or tree and is held in position on the tree by a rope. A flexible strap is secured to the platform near its front edge and extends to the back edge of the platform where it is adjustably secured in position by being passed through a pair of slots formed in the platform. A rigid elongated brace is attached to the flexible strap and is cradled therein between the positions of securement of the strap to the platform. When the back edge of the platform is held in position on a tree, the flexible strap may be adjusted such that the brace is held by the strap in a position engaging the tree at its back end and extending up to a position supporting the platform at its front end so that the platform is held in a substantially horizontal position. The brace is held only by the strap so that the brace may shift to its most stable position when the platform is loaded.

Abstract: An adjustable wire shelf has a flanged bracket mounted in perforated channel supports. The flanged bracket has a relieved portion at the rear extremity, trapping the rear edge of the shelf against the perforated channel. The front edge of the shelf has a depending portion which traps the front edge of the bracket. The bracket may also support intermediate shelf wires.

Abstract: A cabinet (10) is adapted to be supported by vertical slotted standards (28) and comprises a top wall (12), a bottom wall (14), two identical side walls (16), a back wall (18) and a plurality of brackets (70) secured to the rearward edges (68) of the side walls (16) and adapted to engage the slots (32) of the vertical standards (28) and thereby hang the cabinet (10) therefrom. An extruded member (20) is secured to the back wall (18) and forms a plurality of vertically disposed horizontal hanger rails (22) having indentations (54) forming lips (46). Work accessories, such as a pair of bookends (24) and a variety of organizers such as trays (26), are removably mounted on the rails (22) through hooks (38) which rest on the lips (46) and in the indentations (54) of the rails (22).

Abstract: A chair table attachable to a tubular frame chair by means of clamps and supported only by the chair and having a horizontal portion supported by a vertical attachment portion which latter is connected to the tubular frame members by clamps and by engagement with the frame members below the clamps, in combination with a counter-weight attached to the opposite side of the chair. A modification having one of its clamps at a greater spacing from the vertical portion for attachment to a frame portion farther from the vertical portion.

Abstract: A unitary, one-piece shelf extender is provided which can conveniently be extruded. The shelf extender includes means for clipping onto a price or display tag holder on the leading edge of a shelf. The shelf extender includes a separate tag holder on its forward edge.

Abstract: A combination tree seat and animal drag device includes an elongated central support having a first end and a second end and an elongated cross support attached to the first end of said central support and extending approximately transverse thereto. The central support and cross support together form a substantially T-shaped frame member. A seat member is removably attached to a planar surface of said frame member. Tree grip means are provided on the second end of said central support. An elongated strap is removably attached at each end thereof to an attachment means at the ends of the cross support. The frame member may be attached to a tree by engaging the grip means on the central support with an outer surface of the tree and passing the strap around the tree and attaching the strap to the attachment means on the cross support.

Abstract: A utility table for attachment to a vertical wall, particularly to a wall of a switch cabinet, with a tabletop platform and a support member joined to the wall such that it assumes an initial inoperative position folded parallel to the wall out of which the tabletop platform is moved into an inclined operative position. The support member moves into a supporting position due to its own weight whereby the tabletop platform is supported inclined to the wall so that it is prevented from returning to its initial inoperative position under load conditions.

Abstract: A tree stand having a frame adapted to be disposed substantially vertically along the tree trunk. A pair of spaced apart tree engaging members are attached to a top portion of the frame and having a seat connected thereto. A second pair of tree engaging members are pivotally attached along the substantially horizontal axis to a lower portion of the frame for engaging the tree trunk at a second vertical level. A fastening mechanism is provided for extending around the tree trunk and around the frame, for attaching the tree stand to the tree trunk at a desired level. A platform is rigidly attached to the second tree engaging members for permitting the person to stand on the platform when it is in a horizontal disposition.

Abstract: A hunter's seat comprising a platform having a channel adapted to receive a strap therethrough, the strap extending through said channel having a buckle for closing a loop in the strap to tightly engage the seat against a post or tree. The seat also includes a brace in the form of an inclined leg pivotally secured at one end to the platform so as to depend at an inclination so that its other end extends toward the tree. The buckle preferably includes a toggle lever for tightening the loop after slack has been removed from the loop so that it becomes tightly wrapped around the post. The leg includes a bracket with a plurality of steps which engage a wire loop suspended from the platform so that the angle of inclination of the platform with respect to the post can be adjusted. The platform is preferably made of one piece of plastic material and the leg is preferably formed from a separate single piece of plastic material.

Abstract: A one-piece, resilient fastener clip especially useful for securing furniture shelving, and particularly metal shelving, to side supports via headed studs extending from the supports. The clip is preferably formed from spring steel and includes a pair of resiliently interconnected flanges for securing the clip to a downwardly extending end flange on the shelf. The flanges preferably include slots for slidably receiving a stud, inclined ramp means to draw the shelf toward the support, and a tab for holding the clip on the shelf. The clip allows the shelf to rest on the stud and includes releasable locking means in the form of a third flange resiliently interconnected with one of the other flanges and having a locking aperture therein which is receivable over the stud head. The clip pulls the shelf toward its support with a maximum force when the locking aperture is received over the stud head.

Abstract: A portable seat device which can be mounted on the trunk of a tree to provide a body supporting seat for hunters or the like. The device comprises a frame member with a horizontal bar and a tailpiece which extends generally downwardly from it and which is pivotally connected to a bifurcated arm which supports a seat platform. A pair of pronged support pins each of which is threadedly engaged with a coupler attached to the top of the bar project outwardly from its mid-section and away from a backrest attached to the bar. Straps for encircling the trunk are secured to the front of the bar so that they can be passed over its upper surface and on either side of the couplers. As a first step preparatory to use, the straps are tightened about the girth of a tree while the bulk of the device is held away from it.

Abstract: An improved portable tree seat for hunters and outdoorsmen comprising two symetrical and substantially triangular tree engaging support members whose frontal or vertical face protrusions engage the tree at four distinct locations, and whose rearward horizontal top edges support and interconnect with the seat which in conjunction with two lateral interconnecting members, provide separation and permanent attachment of two tree engaging support members. The entire seat device is held tightly against the tree and locked thereunto by a steel chain which can be adjusted to varying tree diameters by selection of the appropriate link. One end of the chain is permanently affixed to the upper exterior face of one tree engaging support members by means of a free wheeling steel eyelet bolt and with the chain encircling the tree, is then selectively secured to the opposing tree engaging support member's upper exterior face by means of a free wheeling swivel hook.

Abstract: The tree stand has a notch which receives a tree trunk and has a flexible steel band encircling and engaging the tree. The band is positioned at an angle extending upwardly and rearwardly from the platform. The band is supported by means at each side of the platform including front and rear legs pivoted on the platform and slideably interconnected. When the legs are raised from their storage position against the platform, they are automatically locked together when they reach their operative position. One leg carries a guide which receives the band. A cylindrical member fixed on the guide supports a plunger which is biased to engage holes in the band. A cam-type actuator bears against the cylindrical member and is moved relative to the plunger between a lock position (plunger engaging the band) and a retracted position (plunger withdrawn from the band). A lock screw can fix the actuator relative to the plunger to prevent accidental movement of the actuator to the released position.

Abstract: A tree stand of the general character where two V-shaped edge members support a platform on a tree and in which the platform itself is of truss construction. The top of the platform comprises a carpet and sound deadening and camouflage enabling pads are positionable on the underside of the platform within the truss construction.

Abstract: The deck of a tree climbing platform is mounted upon a suitable frame including opposed generally parallel side members. A frame member is disposed on each side of the deck and extends angularly upwardly and rearwardly relative to the deck. A U-shaped foot member having generally parallel side legs connected by a foot rung member is disposed with a side leg to each side of the deck and extends angularly downwardly and forwardly relative to the deck. Transversely spaced and axially aligned pivot connections are provided in the opposed deck side members adjacent to the forward end of the deck for pivotally mounting the corresponding frame member and distal end of the foot member side leg to each side of the deck. The angularly disposed frame members extend beyond the rear of the deck and pivotally mount a linkage member intermediate their length. A second linkage member is pivotally mounted to each of the side legs of the U-shaped foot member.

Abstract: A shelf support structure for supporting a shelf on support posts having an adjustably positionable support bracket. The bracket has a pair of spaced apart upwardly extending protruding side arms defining respective notches between its associated post and the arms. The invention resides in that the support structure comprises a flat rigid plate member connected to a shelf vertical side wall. The plate member has a pair of vertically extending slotted bores. The pair of side arms of the bracket are receivable in the pair of vertical slotted bores whereby to receive the plate member seated across the notches forwardly of the post associated therewith.

Abstract: The invention comprises a chair adapted to be used in conjunction with or retrofitted to a tree stand or the like. More particularly, the chair comprises a pair of legs supported in an angled, upright position by means of a pivotable support link. A crossmember maintains the legs in their spaced-apart position. The crossmember is positioned below the upper ends of the legs. The seat portion of the chair of the invention comprises a substantially U-shaped member including a pair of legs. The ends of the legs of the U-shaped member are pivotably connected to the ends of the chair legs, respectively. The back and seating portion of the seat of the invention comprises a length of a flexible material, such as canvas, which member forms a seat portion. The upper end of the flexible member is secured above the height of the chair by means of a rope or the like.

Abstract: A portable tree seat for hunters which includes a support arm which is pivotally attached to a tree clamp. The arm can be fixed in several rotatable positions with respect to the clamp. A seat is supported from a fork support which is adjustable along the arm at several positions for a horizontal position of the arm and at another position for a vertical position of the arm. The seat may be rotated with respect to the arm to several fixed positions.

Abstract: A pack frame and tree stand assembly is comprised of two major components. A back engaging support platform serves as the pack frame in the back pack mode and as the tree engaging support platform in the tree stand mode. A pack carrying seat is the second main component and is carried by spaced framework members which are pivotably attached to the back engaging support platform. In the back pack mode this second component forms a shelf upon which a pack can be placed. By being rotated through generally about 90.degree., the pack carrying seat becomes the seat portion of the tree stand. The stand is attachable to a tree by a tree encircling line which is carried by, and is securable to the frame of the seat of the tree stand.

Abstract: A readily transportable, foldable tree stand for hunters. The stand preferably comprises a first, lower frame member adapted to be unfolded for deployment as a foot rest, and a second, cooperating frame member pivotally coupled in offset relation to said first frame member. The stand may be suspended upon the trunk of a tree or similar vertical support by suitable brackets adapted to grasp an adjustable-length support chain which circumferentially, frictionally surrounds the tree trunk. The second frame member is adapted to assume a generally vertical position after unfolding to function as a back rest for the hunter when deployed. A pair of rigid, cooperating, lateral support struts extend diagonally at the sides of the tree stand between the first and second frame members. Each support strut is articulated, consisting of first upper portions pivotally connected to second lower portions.

Abstract: A stand is designed for holding a computer printer and in particular mounts the printer at right angles to conventional practice so that the platen of the printer runs front to back on the stand rather than side to side. Such an arrangement allows easier access to the printer. The stand is provided with a shelf below the top surface for storage of paper which is to be printed, and provision is made for a slot in one or both side walls to feed the paper upwardly and outwardly into the printer. Each of the two side walls is generally planar and imperforate with the exception of the slots for the aforementioned paper feed. A basket may also be provided for reception of the paper after printing.

Abstract: A modular support unit mountable within a bathroom wall cabinet provides a space organizer for storage of safety razors, toothbrushes, shaving brushes and similar personal care articles. A base member is attachable to a vertical surface and a selective arrangement of cantilever support arms are slideably engageable within a channel formed in the base member. The support arms are downwardly inclined toward the vertical surface and define slotted openings for gravity assisted stacking of the articles.

Abstract: A portable foldable hunting stand comprises a rigid U-shaped tubular platform and a rigid elongated tubular seat support member foldably connected thereto. The seat support member has a plate at one end with a wide angle V-notch, for abutting the surface of a vertically extending object on which it is to be mounted, and a padded seat rotatably mounted at the other end. A spike is selectively extendable from the platform to engage the surface of the object. A link chain secured at one end of the plate is looped around the vertically extending member and has its other end releasably received in a slot in the plate to attach the erected stand in a substantially horizontal position. A rope looped around the vertically extending object and releasably secured to each platform leg prevents disengagement and increases stability of the stand in the erected position. The rope provides a shoulder sling for carrying the stand in the collapsed transporting position.

Abstract: For locating and supporting ventilated shelves in a closet, a pole assembly having vertically spaced shelf support clips on one side, each of which defines a recess which is open at the top for receiving an edge rod on the front of a shelf. When the pole assembly is placed next to a closet wall, the support clips in the pole assembly may be used to locate the positions for wall-mounted support clips for supporting shelves at the back or channel mounts for supporting shelves at one end.