Rack and tray assembly for foot apparel

A rack and tray assembly for supporting foot apparel and containing debris and liquids released therefrom, said assembly comprising, in combination:

• at least two trays each having a base integrally connected to first, second, third, and forth inclined sides extending upwardly therefrom, along the periphery thereof, and terminating at an upper rim, said rim comprising a ledge extending outwardly from said inclined sides and said base;
• at least two grated racks each having a frame fitted interiorly with a plurality of support members to form and define a plurality of elongate openings for permitting the passage of debris and liquids released from the foot apparel, said grated rack having a pair of guide rails mounted to an underside portion of said support members, alongside said frame, for slidably receiving said ledge to permit positioning of said tray substantially within and below said frame;
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• at least a pair of end brackets for connecting together said grated racks in a storied configuration.

A rack and tray assembly for supporting foot apparel and containing debris and liquids released therefrom, said assembly comprising, in combination:

• at least two trays each having a base integrally connected to first, second, third, and forth inclined sides extending upwardly therefrom, along the periphery thereof, and terminating at an upper rim, said upper rim comprising a ledge extending outwardly from said inclined sides and said base, said first and second inclined sides each having an integrally formed pocket extending outwardly therefrom a predetermined distance toward said base, said integrally formed pocket having a top surface substantially coinciding with said ledge and an elongate indent extending downwardly therewithin to collectively function as a handle for said tray;
• at least two grated racks each having a frame fitted interiorly with a plurality of support members to form and define a plurality of elongate openings for permitting the passage of debris and liquids released from the foot apparel, said frame having a pair of intermediate supports mounted to a midsection portion of said support members to supplement the strength and rigidity of said grated rack, said grated rack having a pair of guide rails mounted to an underside portion of said support members, alongside said frame, for slidably receiving said ledge to permit positioning of said tray substantially within and below said frame and at least four support mounts each being attached to a corner of said frame and having horizontal and vertical cylindrical receptacles each being relatively orientated in a perpendicular manner to one another, said frame having lengthened front and back members positioned parallel to one another and left and right side members positioned parallel to one another and perpendicular to said front and back members, each member being joined end-to-end to substantially form said frame as a rectangle, said side members each having an upward handle extending upwardly therefrom and having a horizontal member substantiality extending parallel to said side member and connected to a pair of vertical posts, each post having an end connected to said side member;
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• at least a pair of end brackets each having first and second elongate legs each being positioned in a parallel relation and having first and second ends terminating at an upper horizontal support and an offsetting element, respectively, said first and second elongate legs each having primary and secondary members with ends thereof connected to ends of a horizontal shoulder, said offsetting element being positioned outward from and perpendicular to said primary member and said horizontal shoulder and connected to an outwardly extending stem that fits interiorly within said horizontal cylindrical receptacle.