Sectional rack

A sectional rack comprising a plurality of modular rack units for holding articles and pivotal joint means for connecting said rack units together in such a manner that said rack units can pivotally swing relative to one another;

• said modular rack unit comprising an oblong top plate having connection holes formed in both longitudinal end portions thereof, an oblong bottom plate having connection holes coaxially aligned to the holes of said top plate in both longitudinal end portions thereof, a post for connecting said top and bottom plates together by fitting each end into one of the connection holes of said top and bottom plates, and a top and a bottom fastener for securing and fastening said post to said top and bottom plates;
• and said pivotal joint means comprising an oblong top connecting plate having pivot holes formed in both longitudinal end portions thereof, an oblong bottom connecting plate having pivot holes coaxially aligned to the pivot holes of said top connecting plate formed in both longitudinal end portions thereof, stepped posts having their ends extending into said pivot holes of said top and bottom connecting plates to connect said top and bottom connecting plates pivotally to said top and bottom plates of said rack units, and a top and a bottom fastener for securing and fastening each end of said stepped posts into the associated holes of said top and bottom plates of said rack units, said top fasteners of said modular rack units and of said pivotal joint means being formed with a recess and said bottom fasteners of said rack units and of said pivotal joint means each having a projection adapted to mate with said recess.