Basket or container rack for closet shelving system

A rack for a basket or container, in combination with a closet shelving system, the closet shelving system having at least two vertical, spaced apart, stationary poles permanently mounted a first predetermined distance apart and a second predetermined distance away from a wall, said basket or container having opposing lips extending from opposite sides of said basket or container, said lips defining an open, planar top region of said basket or container, the rack comprising:

• a pair of C-shaped, elongated channels, each channel having a forward end and a rearward end and a channel mouth, each said channel having a length substantially equivalent to said second predetermined distance;
• an inverted U-shaped cross-member having bridge member, spanning said first predetermined distance between said spaced apart vertical poles, and first and second depending legs which form, in conjunction with said bridge member, said U-shaped cross-member, a respective one of said forward ends of said C-shaped channels mounted onto a corresponding one of said first and second depending legs such that said channel mouths face each other;
• means for mounting a respective one of said depending first and second legs onto a corresponding one of said vertical spaced apart poles;
• a pair of wall mount brackets, each bracket forming a retainer to capture a respective one of said rearward ends of said channels;
• and,
• means for mounting said wall mount brackets onto said wall at a position which establishes a planar slide plane defined by said opposing channels when said respective ends thereof are disposed in said corresponding retainers, said opposing lips of said basket or container adapted to be captured in said opposing channels such that said basket or container moves within said slide plane.

A rack for mounting a basket or container on a wall, said basket or container having opposing lips extending from opposite sides thereof, said lips defining an open, rectangular, planar top region of said basket or container, said lips having a length and a width defined by first and second predetermined distances, the rack comprising:

• a pair of C-shaped, elongated channels, each channel having a forward end and a rearward end and a channel mouth;
• an inverted U-shaped cross-member having bridge member, spanning said first predetermined distance, and first and second depending legs which form, in conjunction with said bridge member, said U-shaped cross-member;
• a pair of angled wall bracket supports, each angled wall bracket support having a rearward end, mountable onto said wall, and a forward end;
• a pair of couplers, a respective coupler attached between a corresponding forward end of a respective angled wall bracket support and a corresponding one of said first and second depending legs of said U-shaped cross-member;
• means for mounting a respective one of said depending first and second legs onto a corresponding one of said channels;
• a rearward cross-member having a length substantially equivalent to said first predetermined distance, said rearward cross-member having a first and a second end respectively mounted onto a corresponding rearward end of a respective one of said channels;
• and,
• means for mounting said rearward cross-member onto said wall at a position which establishes a planar slide plane defined by said opposing channels, said opposing lips of said basket or container adapted to be captured in said opposing channels such that said basket or container moves within said slide plane.

A rack for mounting a basket or container on a wall, said basket or container having opposing lips extending from opposite sides thereof, said lips defining an open, rectangular, planar top region of said basket or container, said lips having a length and a width defined by first and second predetermined distances, the rack comprising:

• a pair of C-shaped, elongated channels, each channel having a forward end and a rearward end and a channel mouth;
• an inverted U-shaped cross-member having bridge member, spanning said first predetermined distance, and first and second depending legs which form, in conjunction with said bridge member, said U-shaped cross-member;
• a pair of angled wall bracket supports, each angled bracket support having a rearward end, mountable onto said wall, and a forward end;
• a pair of couplers, a respective coupler attached between a corresponding forward end of a respective angled wall bracket support and a corresponding one of said pair of C-shaped channels;
• means for mounting a respective one of said depending first and second legs onto a corresponding one of said channels;
• a rearward cross-member having a length substantially equivalent to said first predetermined distance, said rearward cross-member having a first and a second end respectively mounted onto a corresponding rearward end of a respective one of said channels;
• and,
• means for mounting said rearward cross-member onto said wall at a position which establishes a planar slide plane defined by said opposing channels, said opposing lips of said basket or container adapted to be captured in said opposing channels such that said basket or container moves within said slide plane.

A rack for mounting a basket or container on a wall, said basket or container having opposing lips extending from opposite sides thereof, said lips defining an open, rectangular, planar top region of said basket or container, said lips having a length and a width defined by first and second predetermined distances, the rack comprising:

• a pair of C-shaped, elongated channels, each channel having a forward end and a rearward end and a channel mouth;
• an inverted U-shaped cross-member having bridge member, spanning said first predetermined distance, and first and second depending legs which form, in conjunction with said bridge member, said U-shaped cross-member;
• a pair of angled wall bracket supports, each angled wall bracket support having a rearward end, mountable onto said wall, and a forward end;
• a pair of couplers, a respective coupler attached between a corresponding forward end of a respective angled wall bracket support and a corresponding one of said first and second depending legs of said U-shaped cross-member;
• means for mounting a respective one of said depending first and second legs onto a corresponding one of said channels;
• a pair of wall mount brackets, each wall mount bracket forming a retainer to capture a respective one of said rearward ends of said channels;
• and,
• means for mounting said wall mount brackets onto said wall at a position which establishes a planar slide plane defined by said opposing channels when said respective ends thereof are disposed in said corresponding retainers, said opposing lips of said basket or container adapted to be captured in said opposing channels such that said basket or container moves within said slide plane.

A rack for mounting a basket or container on a wall, said basket or container having opposing lips extending from opposite sides thereof, said lips defining an open, rectangular, planar top region of said basket or container, said lips having a length and a width defined by first and second predetermined distances, the rack comprising:

• a pair of C-shaped, elongated channels, each channel having a forward end and a rearward end and a channel mouth;
• an inverted U-shaped cross-member having bridge member, spanning said first predetermined distance, and first and second depending legs which form, in conjunction with said bridge member, said U-shaped cross-member;
• a pair of angled wall bracket supports, each angled bracket support having a rearward end, mountable onto said wall, and a forward end;
• a pair of couplers, a respective coupler attached between a corresponding forward end of a respective angled wall bracket support and a corresponding one of said pair of C-shaped channels;
• means for mounting a respective one of said depending first and second legs onto a corresponding one of said channels;
• a pair of wall mount brackets, each wall mount bracket forming a retainer to capture a respective one of said rearward ends of said channels;
• and,
• means for mounting said wall mount brackets onto said wall at a position which establishes a planar slide plane defined by said opposing channels when said respective ends thereof are disposed in said corresponding retainers, said opposing lips of said basket or container adapted to be captured in said opposing channels such that said basket or container moves within said slide plane.