Drawer partitioning system and fastening arrangement therefor
AssigneeRousseau Metal Inc.
InventorsEmmanuel Guay, Serge Bisson
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Abstract
A partitioning system for a drawer, having partitions and dividers with ends provided with side flanges projecting therefrom and forming L-like end extensions when viewed from above. Interlocking strips projecting along inner sides of the peripheral walls of the drawer and on sides of the partitions, have a series of inwardly L-shaped vertical slots adapted to slidably receive one of the L-like end extensions of the partitions or the dividers in horizontal interlocking engagement.
Claims15
A fastening arrangement for fastening a partition to peripheral walls of a drawer, comprising:
- interlocking vertical side flanges projecting from respective ends of the partition and forming L-like end extensions of the partition when viewed from above;
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- interlocking strips projecting along respective ones of the peripheral walls of the drawer on inner sides thereof, each of the interlocking strips having a series of inwardly L-shaped vertical slots adapted to slidably receive one of the L-like end extensions of the partition in horizontal interlocking engagement.
A fastening arrangement for fastening a divider to a partition of a drawer, comprising:
- interlocking vertical side flanges projecting from respective ends of the divider and forming L-like end extensions of the divider when viewed from above;
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- an interlocking strip projecting along the partition on one side thereof, the interlocking strip having a series of inwardly L-shaped vertical slots adapted to slidably receive one of the L-like end extensions of the divider in horizontal interlocking engagement.
A partitioning system for a drawer with peripheral and bottom walls, comprising:
- at least one partition having interlocking vertical side flanges projecting from respective ends of the partition and forming L-like end extensions of the partition when viewed from above;
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- interlocking strips projecting along respective ones of the peripheral walls of the drawer on inner sides thereof, each of the interlocking strips having a series of inwardly L-shaped vertical slots adapted to slidably receive one of the L-like end extensions of the partition in horizontal interlocking engagement.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.