High-density, archive storage-rack assembly
AssigneeMorgan Marshall Industries, Inc.
InventorPhillip Rosenband
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AssigneeMorgan Marshall Industries, Inc.
InventorPhillip Rosenband
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An archive, storage-rack assembly which is relatively easy to assemble, which provides considerable space-savings, which is relatively less costly to make, and which is relatively more stable. The archive storage-rack assembly of the invention is provided with four, specially-designed, corner-column supports. Operatively, and removably, associated therewith are shelf-clip units for supporting shelves. Each shelf-clip unit is one integral unit having two, end clip-sections for placement into respective openings of two, corner-column supports and for supporting a shelf-corner, an elongated, reinforcing angle-bracket section integral with, and interconnecting, the two, end-clip sections, and an elongated, box-guide section integral with, and projecting upwardly from, the elongated, reinforcing angle-bracket section. Each clip-assembly has a length extending in the direction of the depth of the rack-assembly, with a lateral pair of end-column supports supporting it via the two, integral, end-clip sections. Since the clip-assembly is one, complete, integral unit, it is assembled directly to the column-supports, after which, a shelf is placed thereon, in contrast to the prior art, where the individual component parts must first be fastened to the shelf proper.
A storage rack-assembly for mounting at least one shelf, comprising:
A shelf-clip support for mounting a shelf, comprising:
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