Interlocking pedestal assembly for a computer enclosure

The pedestal assembly for holding a computer enclosure comprising:

• two opposing and identical parts, each including a base portion with an outer edge and an inner edge, each of the parts further including a wall located between the two edges of its associated base portion and disposed to be generally perpendicular to such base portion, the spaced apart walls of the parts extending generally parallel to each other to form a floor region therebetween for holding the enclosure, each base portion further including two spaced apart connectors extending laterally inward of their associated wall, the end region of one of the connectors including the locking extension, the locking extension comprising a central tab having a raised tip with a chamfered edge and two side tabs each having an end with a chamfered edge, the side tabs being situated in spaced apart flanking relationship on the opposing sides of the central tab, the end region of the other connector including a locking recess, the locking recess comprising two side recesses, each side recess being dimensioned to receive a side tab of the opposing part, an opening being shaped to retain the raised tip of the central tab of the opposing part and a mid-section between the side recesses being formed to guide the tip of the raised tip of the central tab of the opposing part into the opening, each of the base portions further including two identically shaped grooves, each groove located on the same surface of each base portion as the wall and being situated between the wall and the inner edge but opposite one another, each groove having a longitudinal section and a lateral section, the longitudinal section extending from the outer edge of and parallel to the wall of its associated base portion and joining at a right angle the lateral section, the lateral section extending in the direction of the inner edge of the base portion, a locking passage formed on the opposite surface of each base portion from the grooves, the locking passage being an extension of the lateral section of each groove;
• a bail wire for supporting the rear of the enclosure, the bail wire being formed to interlock with grooves and locking passages on the same side of each base portion, the bail wire including two side wire sections, each of the side wire sections formed to fit, upon slight compression, into the longitudinal section of the groove of one base portion, the side wire sections extending lengthwise beyond the floor region and forming a vertical step beyond the floor region at such a distance that the positioning of the rear of enclosure against the step would serve to center the enclosure on the floor region;
• a connector wire section joining the two side wire sections together at a point beyond the vertical step of each of the side wire sections, such that the connector wire section is positioned in a higher plane than that of the floor region and at some distance from the rear of the enclosure;
• two foot wire sections, each attached to and extending outwardly from and at a right angle to an end of its corresponding side wire section not joined to the connector wire section, each foot wire section fitting, upon compression of its associated side wire section, into the lateral section of the groove of one base portion, and upon decompression of same side wire section, sliding into the locking passage of such base portion;
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• a plurality of raised contact points on the lower surface of the abutting parts.