| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | MODULAR SHELVING AND DISPLAY SYSTEM | US13461843 | 2012-05-02 | US20130292351A1 | 2013-11-07 | Jordan W. Wyatt |
| A modular shelving and display system includes a plurality of panels connected together by a plurality of fasteners. Each of the panels has a plurality of recesses provided therein, such as one at each of the corners thereof. Each of the fasteners includes a plurality of outwardly extending arms. The arms of the fasteners are inserted within the recesses of the panels to form the modular shelving and display system. | ||||||
| 42 | FURNITURE CONNECTION SYSTEM | US13871041 | 2013-04-26 | US20130283587A1 | 2013-10-31 | Donn B. Mehringer; Rick L. Rademacher; Tommy K. Owens; Doug Shapiro |
| The present invention relates to furniture systems. More specifically, the present invention relates to office furniture systems using modular components configured to disguise the connections between components. | ||||||
| 43 | Storage bin and associated system | US12960242 | 2010-12-03 | US08418874B2 | 2013-04-16 | Dirk Ahlgrim; Douglas Dayton; Monica Kuznik; Samuel Palmer; Gretchen Wustrack |
| A storage assembly includes a bin having side panels, a bottom, a rim, a first reception slot and a second reception slot. The side panels and the bottom define a cavity therebetween. The rim extends from the side panels around a perimeter of an opening to the cavity and in a direction substantially parallel to the bottom. The first reception slot extends from the rim into a first one of the side panels, and the second reception slot extends from the rim into a second one of the side panels. The first one of the side panels is positioned opposite the second one of the side panels. Each of the first and second reception slots is configured to selectively receive a different portion of a divider, which divides the cavity into two or more compartments. Related storage and organization systems, accessories and methods are also disclosed and provide additional advantages. | ||||||
| 44 | STORAGE BIN AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEM | US12960242 | 2010-12-03 | US20110074255A1 | 2011-03-31 | Dirk AHLGRIM; Douglas DAYTON; Monica KUZNIK; Samuel PALMER; Gretchen WUSTRACK |
| A storage assembly includes a bin having side panels, a bottom, a rim, a first reception slot and a second reception slot. The side panels and the bottom define a cavity therebetween. The rim extends from the side panels around a perimeter of an opening to the cavity and in a direction substantially parallel to the bottom. The first reception slot extends from the rim into a first one of the side panels, and the second reception slot extends from the rim into a second one of the side panels. The first one of the side panels is positioned opposite the second one of the side panels. Each of the first and second reception slots is configured to selectively receive a different portion of a divider, which divides the cavity into two or more compartments. Related storage and organization systems, accessories and methods are also disclosed and provide additional advantages. | ||||||
| 45 | Multipart domestic appliance | US11919722 | 2006-04-05 | US20090077996A1 | 2009-03-26 | Alexander Görz; Philipp Reitz |
| The invention relates to a domestic appliance that includes a first and a second housing that are juxtaposed and fastened to each other sidewall to sidewall. A hinge hinging one housing to the other housing is fastened to respective edges of the sidewalls of the housings facing each other. A blocking element is fastened to the housings at a distance to the respective edges of the sidewalls and blocks the freedom of motion of the hinge. | ||||||
| 46 | Furniture Assembly System | US12020273 | 2008-01-25 | US20080180008A1 | 2008-07-31 | Bruce Thrush; John Grimm |
| A modular furniture system operable in combination with a wall that has (a) an upper set of laterally extending slots and (b) a lower set of laterally extending slots. The system has a first rail that can be anchored to the wall, and having a first connector that engages at least one of the slots in a manner that assists in supporting a weight of the furniture. | ||||||
| 47 | STORAGE AND ORGANIZATION SYSTEM AND COMPONENTS THEREOF | US11851165 | 2007-09-06 | US20080074013A1 | 2008-03-27 | Dirk Ahlgrim; Douglas Dayton; Angie Kim; Monica Kuznik; Samuel Palmer; David Weissburg; Gretchen Wustrack |
| A storage system includes a shell having a plurality of walls and a plurality of rails. The plurality of walls are coupled to one another to form a storage chamber therebetween and to define a plurality of intersection edges. Each of the plurality of intersection edges is formed at a corresponding boundary of two adjacent ones of the plurality of walls. The plurality of rails each extend outwardly from a corresponding one of the plurality of intersection edges with an angled orientation relative to each of the two adjacent ones of the plurality of walls. A cross-sectional thickness of each of the plurality of rails increases as each of the plurality of rails extends away from one of the plurality of intersection edges. Related storage and organization systems, pillows, accessories and methods are also disclosed and provide additional advantages. | ||||||
| 48 | Composite assembly of interconnectable furniture | US11059211 | 2005-02-15 | US07347493B2 | 2008-03-25 | Theresa A. Mulmed |
| A composite assembly of furniture units each have a solo utilization, which can be seating surface area or table top surface area. The furniture units are made with an irregular contoured surface. When the irregular surface of a first furniture unit is brought in proximity to the irregular surface of a second furniture unit, the composite assembly assumes a joint utilization which differentiates from the solo utilization of the furniture units. The joint utilization of the composite assembly enlarges seating surface area or the table top surface area over the solo utilization. The furniture units are versatile because each can be used in its solo configuration or combined into the composite assembly for other uses. A mechanical coupling mechanism is used to secure the furniture units in the composite assembly configuration. The mechanical coupling can be a latch, magnetic plate, bracket, or rod. | ||||||
| 49 | Box-assembly device | US10649089 | 2003-08-26 | US20040068946A1 | 2004-04-15 | Jae-Chul Byun |
| The box-assembly device (100) includes a first locking part (10) and a second locking part (20). The first locking part (10) is open at two faces thereof, thus being fitted over an edge of a panel (P) around a comer of a box. The second locking part (20) is integrated with an end of the first locking part (10) into a single body, and is open at two faces thereof, thus being fitted over an edge of another panel (P) around the comer of the box. The first and second locking parts (10, 20) are open in the same direction. | ||||||
| 50 | Method for assembling a strongbox and for coating an equipped and connected framework and kit for carrying out said method | US09857360 | 2001-09-04 | US06695421B1 | 2004-02-24 | Hans-Jürgen Frase; Torsten Weller |
| A method for assembling a strongbox and for subsequently coating an equipped and connected framework with coating elements and at least one door. The coating is in the form of a bottom element and frame elements at the front end and/or the rear end of the framework and lateral elements and an upper element. The coating accommodates the framework depending on the type of protection required. According to this invention, the elements are interlinked by simple joining elements. It is also possible to juxtapose several partial boxes to provide an aggregate box. | ||||||
| 51 | Stacking candle holder modules | US09219521 | 1998-12-23 | US06634513B1 | 2003-10-21 | Christopher Hardy; Jason Walsh |
| Two illustrative candle holding modules, each of which have a plurality of openings for receiving candles therein for display and a plurality of projections which individually fit into a selected opening in other similar modules. The combination allows the building of an innumerable variety of three dimensional arrays of candles. One module includes a linear array of candle receiving cells with an equal number of projections beneath them, each cell and its associated projection being structurally related to allow combining a plurality of such modules together in a variety of arrangements. A second module includes a square array of identically sized and shaped cells and projections to interfit with other first or second type modules. | ||||||
| 52 | Shelf system | US09242437 | 1999-12-30 | US06443319B1 | 2002-09-03 | Julian Sander |
| A shelf system has supporting rods (2) and shelf boards (3) provided with fastening devices for fastening them to the supporting rods (2) at various heights. The supporting rods are usually arranged in the comer areas of the rectangular shelf boards. Bores are pierced at certain heights in the supporting rods into which fastening elements such as supporting pegs can be plugged to hold the shelf boards at the corresponding height. The object of the invention is a novel shelf system which allows the height of the shelf boards to be continuously adjusted and in which the position of the shelf boards can be adjusted within a certain angular range. For that purpose, the supporting rods (2) are cylindrical and each shelf board (3) has in the middle of each of its face edges (4) a fastening device which consists of a pair of parallel clamping pins (5) which project beyond the respective face edge (4) and which are interconnected by a clamping screw (6) which pulls together both clamping pins (5), a supporting rod (2) being clamped between each pair of clamping pins. | ||||||
| 53 | Storage locker device | US09737795 | 2000-12-15 | US06394565B1 | 2002-05-28 | Angelika Greenhalgh |
| A storage locker device for storing personal small personal items in a high traffic area. The storage locker device includes a housing defined by a plurality of compartments securely coupled together. The housing has a top side, a bottom side, a first side, a second side, a third side, and a fourth side. The housing is divided into a plurality of tiers. Each of the tiers is comprised of a plurality of compartments securely coupled together. Each of the compartments comprises an outer wall defining a door for providing access into the compartment. The door is hingedly coupled to the compartment. A lock selectively locks the door in a closed position. The lock is mechanically coupled to the door. | ||||||
| 54 | Media storage or display assembly modular media storage units and movable shelves therefor and methods of making the same | US295193 | 1999-04-20 | US6155435A | 2000-12-05 | Vijay S. Malik |
| A media storage or display assembly is adapted to stand erect and receive multiple media storage cartridges therein. The media storage assembly comprises at least one modular media storage unit having multiple upright members, multiple intermediate shelf units, a lower base and an upper base. Each multiple upright member is releasably secured in a receiving socket in the lower base and additionally releasably secured in a receiving socket in the upper base. The multiple intermediate shelf units are disposed intermediate the upper base and the lower base upon the multiple upright members. Each intermediate shelf unit has multiple keyhole shaped ports disposed therethrough adjacent an outer peripheral rim of the shelf unit, each port adapted for receiving one of the upright members therethrough and having a mechanism for slidably engaging the upright member associated therewith. | ||||||
| 55 | Modular construction member | US644541 | 1996-05-10 | US5775046A | 1998-07-07 | David J. Fanger; Richard E. Seubert; Byungho Han; Darcy M. Ytterdahl; O. John Bourg, III |
| Construction member panels have an array of engaging elements and cooperating receiving spaces, such as dovetails and dovetail shaped keyways. The engaging elements are relatively closely spaced such that a pair of such panels can be meshed together, and will be locked against motion in two directions. The construction member panels can be used alone, with one planar member being fixed to a support and the other to an item to be supported, or they can be connected to each other to form units, such as L-shaped units, U-shaped units, or rectangular parallelepiped boxes. Shapes other than dovetails can also be used. Specially located engaging elements along the length of construction members, or the sides of the units made therefrom allow mated construction members to be translated relative to each other as desired, even if one construction member is mated with and bridges across two facing construction members, thus exhibiting translational symmetry. The special locations and shapes of engaging elements at the ends of the construction members also facilitates the rotation in place of any units made from a plurality of construction members, thus exhibiting rotational symmetry. Typically, all or a portion of an engaging element at one end of a construction member is removed, while the location of the full engaging element at the other end, is specially controlled. | ||||||
| 56 | Cremation urn display pedestal | US643544 | 1996-05-06 | US5709441A | 1998-01-20 | Bart Bartling; John R. Enneking; Daniel J. Parker |
| A decorative cremation urn display pedestal comprises a lower base configured into a generally box-like structure and including four generally vertical side walls having abutting adjacent side edges, and a generally horizontal cremation urn-supporting top wall supported atop the side walls. A pair of shelf-supporting walls extend upwardly from the top wall and have abutting adjacent side edges, with each wall of the pair being generally parallel to a respective base side wall thereunder. At least one generally horizontal cremation urn-supporting shelf extends horizontally outward from the pair of shelf-supporting walls. The shelf corresponds in size and shape to the base top wall and is cantilevered horizontally outward from the pair of shelf-supporting walls by having a free unsupported corner positioned above a respective corner of the base top wall. | ||||||
| 57 | Interlocking modular product delivery system | US197406 | 1994-02-16 | US5597114A | 1997-01-28 | Armand J. Kramedjian; Terrance F. O'Brien |
| A product display and delivery system comprising modular, disposable, product-filled cartridges fitted with a plurality of external fastener devices, positioned in a unique arrangement, which enables the cartridges to be releasably joined in a plurality of different orientations relative to one another, including orientations in which a cartridge is rotated 180 degrees relative to the other cartridges of the product display. The positioning of the fastener devices also enables the releasable joining of cartridges having different depths and the releasable joining of cartridges to a stabilizing system which extends beneath a first row of cartridges to reduce movement of the cartridges relative to a surface on which the cartridges rest. In accordance with a preferred apparatus, each cartridge is created from two elongated, rectangular, interlocking sleeves positioned with the first sleeve residing inside the second sleeve. A plurality of hook and loop type fastener devices are affixed to the outer surface of each cartridge and overlap cartridge edges which are defined by a cartridge's adjoining wall segments. The fastener devices are positioned along each edge at a distance measured from each cartridge's front panel and are arranged so that fastener devices of different sexes are opposite one another along edges partially defined by a common adjoining wall segment. In accordance with a preferred method, a plurality of cartridges are pressed together to releasably engage the opposite-sex fastener devices of adjacent cartridges to create a desired modular orientation of cartridges which may, subsequently, be rearranged in a different orientation. | ||||||
| 58 | Cabinet structures coupled to adjacent cabinet structures and to rectangular frame elements, and equipped with anti-tilt mechanisms and rolling and sliding bases | US249606 | 1994-05-26 | US5486041A | 1996-01-23 | Christopher C. Sykes |
| Cabinet structure has interconnected side, top and back panels, and base structure connected to the side panels, all with interengaging bevelled edge surfaces. A recess is formed in one bevelled surface and extends outwardly to define an opening on an outer corner edge of the cabinet structure. A coupling member has a rectangular tab inserted in the opening for coupling to auxiliary structure. The base structure is a channel rail receiving a plate sliding longitudinally of the rail from a retracted position to an extended position for engaging in the rail of said similar structure. Sliding drawer suspensions have anti-tilt mechanisms interconnected by an actuating bar which passes through the top panel of the lower of two stacked cabinet structures. The bar is releasably connected to each anti-tilt mechanism to allow assembly and disassembly of the stack. A rectangular base has rollers and a jacking member to raise the base from a lower position in which it rolls freely on the rollers to an upper position in which the rollers disengage from the ground. | ||||||
| 59 | Gravity feed display unit with modular capability | US82038 | 1993-06-24 | US5417333A | 1995-05-23 | Paul L. Flum |
| A gravity feed display unit capable of being both vertically and horizontally arranged to achieve a wide variety of modular gravity feed configurations comprising a plurality of shelf members each having opposed side wall portions and a planar floor portion extending therebetween dividing each shelf member into respective upper and lower portions, a plurality of socket cavities integrally formed with the respective upper and lower portions of each of the shelf members, the shelf socket cavities being positioned at spaced locations adjacent the opposed side wall portions of each respective shelf member and each socket cavity including angularly oriented side wall portions, a plurality of elongated support members each having opposed end portions adapted to be insertably receivable within each of the shelf socket cavities so as to connect adjacent shelf members in spaced apart relationship one above the other, the planar floor portion of each shelf member being angularly oriented relative to a horizontal surface in a gravity feed orientation when a plurality of the support members are engaged with the upper and lower socket cavities of adjacent shelf members and the connected support members are thereafter vertically oriented relative to the same horizontal surface. A connector member is likewise disclosed for joining at least two of the present shelf members in a side-by-side gravity feed relationship one adjacent the other, use of a plurality of the present connector members enabling vertically disposed adjacent shelf members to be connected both in spaced apart gravity feed relationship one above the other and in side-by-side gravity feed relationship one adjacent the other. | ||||||
| 60 | Work space management system and cabinet therefor | US657076 | 1991-02-15 | US5106173A | 1992-04-21 | James O. Kelley; Robert L. Beck; Jerry A. DeFouw; Andrew J. Kurrasch; George A. Williams; Geoffrey A. Hollington |
| A work space management system including free-standing walls and a freestanding cabinet integrated into the wall system and separate from the wall system. The cabinet comprises side wall and back wall channels having vertically spaced openings therein and a connector means to mount the cabinet to a vertical frame member of the freestanding walls or to another cabinet through the indented channel openings. The cabinet further comprises rear frame members having vertically spaced openings for hanging shelving or other articles. The cabinet is also adaptable for having horizontal work accessory support rails. The sides of the cabinet are mounted onto a rigid framework. Wire management capability is provided in the cabinet to interface with wire management in the freestanding walls. | ||||||
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