Locker dresser
OwnerRandolph C. Franklininventor
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Abstract
A dresser to be contained in a clothing locker, the dresser being formed of two independent units with each of the units having one or more sliding drawers, and with each of the units having a rectangular shape and dimensioned to be fitted together in side-by-side relationship within the locker to form a detachable assembly having an overall width corresponding to the internal width of the locker and an overall height substantially less than the internal height of the locker. The facing sides of the two units are shaped to provide mating latches which serve to hold the two units in an assembled interlocked position within the locker. The dresser has a frame surrounding its front side, and the dresser is held in the locker by the frame.
Claims4
In combination, a dresser and a clothing locker, said clothing locker having a particular internal width and a particular internal height, said dresser comprising a pair of separate units, a single sliding lower drawer mounted said units, and each of said units having a front, a bottom, a top, first and second sides, and a rectangular shape, and said units being dimensioned to be fitted together to form an assembly having an overall width corresponding to the internal width of the locker and an overall height substantially less than the internal height of the locker, said units being supported in side-by-side relationship to have facing sides and also to have an overall width corresponding to the internal width of said locker, and the facing sides of said units being shaped to form mating latches to cause said units to be interlocked to one another as one of the units is moved down into side-by-side relationship with the other of the units.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.