System for supporting and adjusting refrigerators and the like
AssigneeEdward D. Gidseg
InventorsEdward D. Gidseg, Jan Ganik
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AssigneeEdward D. Gidseg
InventorsEdward D. Gidseg, Jan Ganik
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A system for supporting a refrigeration cabinet is disclosed wherein the cabinet has a base or lower portion on which it rests. The system includes roller support means mounted to the base portion of the cabinet at a first location closest to the front accessible part of the cabinet and roller support means mounted to the base portion of the cabinet at a second location remote from the first roller support. This last mentioned roller support is usually positioned at the rear corner of the cabinet which is normally inaccessible in built-in appliances. An adjusting mechanism is provided for conveniently adjusting the dimension between the base portion of the refrigerator cabinet and the first roller support. This adjusting mechanism is located at the first mentioned accessible location closest to the front part of the cabinet. The system also includes means for adjusting the dimension between the base portion of the refrigerator cabinet and the second roller support, this adjusting mechanism being located in the same first mentioned accessible location thus facilitating respective adjustment of the first and second roller supports so as to adjust the respective heights of two corner portions of the cabinet from a single common accessible location, namely, in the front accessible part thereof, all while permitting roller movement of the cabinet on the respective roller supports.
A system for supporting and adjusting a cabinet which includes a base portion for support, which comprises:
A system for supporting and adjusting a cabinet which includes a base portion for support, which comprises:
An adjustable support system for a refrigerator cabinet which comprises:
A system for supporting and adjusting a refrigerator cabinet having a base portion which comprises:
A system for supporting and adjusting a cabinet which includes a base portion for supporting the cabinet, which comprises:
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