Abstract: The present related to a shoe box that accommodates different shoe sizes and styles. In many embodiments the shoe box is provided with a protrusion which limits movement of items within the box. In some embodiments the protrusions are able to be placed in an extended or contracted position. In some embodiments there are a variety of extended positions which a protrusion could be placed in such that the size of the protrusion can be altered based on the size of the contents inside of the shoe box. In some embodiments the protrusion is attached to the shoe box and others it is removably attachable. In other embodiments the protrusion can shift within the shoe box such that the protrusion can be placed in the area which most needs it. This invention beneficially allows different sized items to be securely placed in the same shoe box.

Abstract: A drawer handle is provided with two side plates; a front plate including an upper joining part, the joining part having an elevation greater than that of either side plate; a rear plate; a bottom; a handle secured to the joining part; and a protective member releasably mounted on the handle and including a covering element on a front surface for covering a portion of the handle, and a recessed label portion on a front surface of the covering element, the recessed label portion having an area slightly smaller than that of the front surface of the protective member so that a label is configured to affix to the recessed label portion.

Abstract: A pull mechanism that is attachable to a barrier structure having a sliding mounting panel and at least one base. The sliding mounting panel having a first sliding-retaining member and the at least one base have a second sliding-retaining member. The sliding mounting panel is in sliding-retaining relationship with the base such that there is longitudinal movement therebetween. A fastener may be used to both fasten the pull mechanism to the barrier structure and to limit the sliding relationship, between the sliding mounting panel and the at least one base. In some preferred embodiments of the present invention the sliding mounting panel has a top surface to which decorative elements may be attached.

Abstract: A handle for a drawer or the like comprising an elongated body with a slot in its front to removably receive a colored decorator strip, the slot extending over most of the length of the body. A curved surface is provided behind the front to permit gripping the handle by one's fingers.

Abstract: An open top storage drawer having a storage compartment formed by front, back, side and bottom walls molded integrally of plastic. An undercut is formed in a lower portion of the front wall to provide a handle for slidably removing the drawer from a storage space. A pair of offset, vertically spaced U-shaped slots are formed on the front wall. The upper slot defines a window for viewing the interior of the storage compartment, and preferably supports a transparent panel to enclose the front of the drawer. A content identifying label is mounted in the lower slot in juxtaposition with a backing wall. The drawer provides both a frontal visual inspection of the drawer's contents through the window and a printed identification thereof.

Abstract: A detachable label holder for an open-ended compartment includes a U-member and an arm secured to the free end of one leg thereof. A suitable compartment has a multilayered wall with an opening in the innermost layer so that a leg of the U-member may be inserted into the opening and slid toward the open end of the compartment, whereby the base of the U-member engages the rear edge of the opening in the layer. The arm includes a label holder means.