Wall mounted rack
OwnerDonald J. Althoff, Glen P. Huntinventors
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Abstract
The present rack includes rack members for installation on a wall with spacers vertically spacing the members. A shelf on each rack member supports articles which are confined on the shelf by a barrier on the shelf outer extremity. Pairs of spacer receiving sleeves are on each rack member with one sleeve providing a fulcrum surface about which an article may be tilted, subsequent to lifting of the article by fingertip pressure, for removal of the article from the rack.
Claims7
A rack for the storage of articles in rows along a room wall, said rack comprising,
- rack members for vertically spaced placement on the room wall and each including a wall and a shelf having article barrier means,
- spacers located between said rack members and adapted for room wall attachment, and
- coupling means on said spacers and said rack members for coupling of the rack members in a vertical spaced apart relationship to one another, said coupling means including a support surface for supporting of the articles in an upright position and enabling tilting of the article by fingertip pressure during article removal from the rack.
A rack for attachment to a room wall for the storage of articles, said rack including,
- rack members for vertically spaced apart attachment to the room wall and each including a wall component, a shelf and barrier means at the distal edge of the shelf,
- spacers for attachment to a room wall and to said rack members,
- coupling means on said rack members and said spacers to support the rack members in a spaced apart relationship, and
- a support surface offset from the wall component of said rack members and against which an article may rest, said support surface additionally supporting an article during tilting of the article during removal of the article from the rack, and
- said coupling means including sleeves on said rack members, said support surface on some of said sleeves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.