Shelving console furniture
AssigneeThe Sherwood Corporation
InventorEdward Secon
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InventorEdward Secon
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Multi-shelf console furniture constructed having a pair of side frame support standards each being formed from a pair of laterally spaced wire frame members interconnected by a multiplicity of equally spaced U-shaped rungs, and shelving members of various configurations each having a rectangular frame with a rung connecting hook at each corner. The U-shaped rungs have the cross-piece of the "U" facing into the interior of the frame members and the hooks are positionable within the space defined by the U-shaped members and have a portion which rests on a leg of the member. Vertical stacking of the standard, and thus vertically built-up units, may be provided utilizing a ring coupling having a pair of spaced rectangular frames which grasp respective rungs of the upper and lower standards. Braces having rung gripping hooks may be utilized to increase the rigidity of the furniture units.
A shelving console furniture unit comprising a pair of laterally spaced side frame support standards for supporting the ends of at least one shelf member therebetween, each standard comprising a pair of wire frame members each frame member being identical and having spaced vertical and spaced horizontal portions interconnected to define a border about an opening, a multiplicity of rungs of finite thickness secured to and between each pair of frame members at substantially equally spaced similarly disposed locations about the border and extending into said opening, said shelf member comprising a substantially rectangular frame, a hook outstanding at each corner of said shelf frame having a downwardly disposed portion, each said hook being positionable upon a rung with the downwardly disposed portion projecting between the rung and the adjacent frame members.
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