Molded refrigerator shelf
AssigneeDonnelly Corporation
InventorsKevin C. Bird, Donald C. Gilbert, Robert S. Herrmann, Gregory T. Wolters, Cleon C. Morgan
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AssigneeDonnelly Corporation
InventorsKevin C. Bird, Donald C. Gilbert, Robert S. Herrmann, Gregory T. Wolters, Cleon C. Morgan
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A molded refrigerator shelf useful for containment of spills on the shelf includes a planar shelf member with a rim molded around the perimeter edge of the shelf member to form a liquid tight seal between the rim and the shelf member. The molded rim projects above the top surface of the shelf member to form a liquid dam for containing spills to the shelf member. In one form, the shelf is slideably mounted to allow horizontal extension of the shelf and convenient access to the rear portion of the shelf using slide guides molded into the rim along each side of the shelf. The shelf is cantilevered upon support brackets from the rear wall of a refrigerator to allow air flow around the shelf sides. The support brackets are adapted to support the shelf at a plurality of vertical positions.
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A slidable shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A slidable shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A slidable shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A slidable shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
A slidable shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment comprising:
A shelf for use in a refrigerated compartment, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.