Abstract: Herein described is a bendible bracket useful, for example, in securing shelves or the like to a wall which includes elongated members preformed during manufacturing and packaged in an unbent condition. These brackets are then capable of being bent into the desired angle and secured to a wall so that shelves or the like may be attached thereto.

Abstract: A shelf bracket for constructing temporary or moveable shelving from spaced elongated shelf boards. Each bracket is formed by an elongated vertically extending leg having a U-shaped clip portion at each end of said leg for engaging a marginal edge of a shelf board. Each U-shaped clip portion includes a pair of spaced clip arms adapted for snug engagement with the shelf board. The outermost clip arm of each U-shaped clip portion is coextensive with and extends laterally from an end edge of said leg. The bracket is provided with apertures in the leg adjacent each U-shaped clip portion for receiving fasteners engageable with the marginal edges of the shelf boards.

Abstract: A wall bracket system is disclosed which is supported on a vertical wall by a single horizontally extending wall rail. The bracket system comprises a bracket, key member and spacer member. The bracket is provided with a vertically adjustable key member which attaches to the rear surface of the bracket and supports the same by being held in a channel of the wall rail. A vertically adjustable spacer member is also provided which serves to space the lower portion of the bracket from the vertical wall. Additionally, a support member is provided which slides over and is held secure by a plurality of upwardly extending screw heads. This support member is secured to the underside of a shelf or other item to be supported by the bracket and after sliding over the protruding screw heads provides an anti-lateral displacement mechanism.

Abstract: A wall mounted vanity and lavatory assembly positioned between two opposed walls of a room where the assembly contains a vanity member having a lavatory located therein. The vanity member also contains a support portion and an attachment portion located at each end of the vanity member. Secured on each of the opposed walls is a mounting bracket where the mounting bracket contains a support surface and an attachment surface. The vanity member is positioned on the mounting bracket so that the support portion of the vanity member is in engagement with the support surface of the mounting bracket to provide vertical support for the vanity member. The attachment portion of the vanity member is securely attached to the attachment surface of the mounting bracket to hold the vanity member in position between the opposed walls.

Abstract: A pair of braces releasably maintain a pair of support members in horizontal position extending beyond the bumper of a truck, bus, or the like vehicle. The support members support a platform horizontally between them for a mechanic to facilitate work on the engine of the vehicle.

Abstract: An adjustable wall shelf arrangement including a pair of slotted vertical members, for supporting a shelf, and retaining members engageable with the shelf and the vertical members for preventing the former from coming out of a slot of the latter.

Abstract: A unitary shelf support and retainer is disclosed and includes means for mounting the unit on a cabinet wall, a surface for supporting the cabinet shelf, and an upright portion extending along the wall of the cabinet and including a smoothly curved deformable web of resilient material. As the shelf is installed, that web is deformed to a degree permitting the shelf to slip past the web to be supported by the shelf support surface. After the shelf has passed the deformable web, it returns to its original shape, owing to its resilient nature, in position to retain the shelf in place.

Abstract: A one-piece plastic shelf support has a back portion with a shelf-receiving flange projecting from one side thereof and a stem projecting from the other side thereof. The back portion also includes adjacent sections that form an obtuse angle with a shoulder at the vertex of the angle and presented toward the flange. The aforesaid adjacent sections yield resiliently and flatten out as the shelf edge portion is snapped past the shoulder to seat on the flange, whereby the shelf edge portion is confined between the flange and the shoulder.

Abstract: A shelving framework system for making up shelving units, desks, display units and the like for fitting out shops, stores and so on. The system uses sleeve units which can be partially telescoped into one another, and means for limiting the resulting interpenetration to form gaps between the units. Clips for the support of shelves or other accessories are attached to the sleeve units in the gaps.

Abstract: A shelf assembly which is assembleable without extraneous fasteners and which may be shipped flat and ready for attachment to a pair of spaced standards. The assembly comprises an expansive shelf of formed sheet metal having an upper shelf surface portion and a lower portion which provides groups of spaced slots opening into hollows within the shelf. Shelf support brackets, each having an expansive main body portion, hooks for supporting the assembly on a standard and a pair of mounting ears integral with the bracket extend laterally from the upper regions of the bracket main body portion. The mounting ears are seated within the hollows of a corresponding group of slots. The ears on each bracket have projections by which the shelf and bracket are interconnected. At least one projection is a protuberance, the combined width of the ear and the protuberance being greater than the width of the slot portion through which that ear entered. One ear has a hook-like projection.

Abstract: A shelf bracket assembly includes a bracket having a plate and a pair of flanges defining three orthogonal mounting surfaces. A clamp assembly is slidably mounted on one of the flanges, for clamping a shelf to the top of the other flange. A shelf extends between a pair of such brackets, and may be an expansible shelf.

Abstract: A plurality of anchors are secured to a vertical support surface in a horizontally spaced relationship. A plurality of racks or shelves are detachably suspended between the anchors by an inner hanger and an outer hanger. The anchors and hangers permit the ends of adjacent racks to be suspended at a single point.

Abstract: A shelf couple assembly for mounting shelves on walls, wall studs, or rafters utilizes a unitary shelf-gripping couple having a protruding cantilever platform with raised rearward and forward portions and downwardly projecting barbs for fixedly supporting a shelf board between these raised portions and barbs. The assembly also incorporates a shelf trim channel that is snapped onto adjoining shelf boards to align them and to provide a visually unitary appearance. Furthermore, the assembly incorporates a rear shelf clip which may be driven into a wall-board, stud, or rafter for supporting the rearward portion of two adjoining shelf boards or for adding support to a section of shelf board that is heavily loaded. In addition, a cover is incorporated in the assembly that fits over the unitary shelf couple and thus conceals it while enhancing the overall appearance of the shelf couple assembly.

Abstract: A merchandising system is disclosed which provides improved supporting brackets for mounting wire shelves on spaced apart structures secured to a supporting wall. The supporting brackets are provided with a pair of detachable clamps by which the brackets can be simply hingedly attached to the sides of a wire shelf formed with a back wall as well as the sides of a more conventional wire shelf formed without a back wall.

Abstract: A demountable structure, for example for forming scaffolding, shelf assemblies or frame assemblies comprises a pair of co-axial spaced connection and support members with a connection element or bracket interposed between the ends of the members. The engaging surfaces of the support members and brackets form frustum cone surfaces and are drawn together and stiffened by a threaded stem passing therethrough.

Abstract: A tray support is provided which can only be operated by application of a proper lifting force, thus preventing an invertent release of the tray such as by an earthquake or the like resulting in the objects on the tray being released with possible injury resulting to anyone adjacent the tray.

Abstract: A display rack extension having an elongated vertical leg and an elongated horizontal shelf support secured at its center to the upper end of the vertical leg and generally perpendicular thereto. A locking member is carried at the lower end of the vertical leg to secure the rack extension to the upper end of an upright support of a display rack.