Haworth, Inc.

Odl, Incorporated

Cheryl C Compton

Ricky Dale Roels

Charles J Saylor

Robert Clare Wayner

Sheldon George Phillips

Edward Mitchell

David M Byrne

Daniel C K West

Kevin L Brinks

Harold R Wilson

Ross S Johnson

Mark A Powell

An insert drawer arrangement attachable to an existing drawer of a file cabinet to define a raised second storage compartment. The arrangement includes an insert drawer provided with end panels which are disposed sidewardly adjacent separate mounting panels, the latter being mounted on the end walls of the existing drawer. The sidewardly adjacent end and mounting panels have a horizontal guide structure cooperating therebetween to enable the insert drawer to be horizontally moved from a first position superimposed over the existing drawing into a second position wherein it is cantilevered outwardly beyond the existing drawer to permit access to the interior of the existing drawer.

Upper drawer insert

An insulated glass assembly including two glass panels each have a plastic frame molded about its perimeter, with the plastic frames welded or otherwise joined together. The molded plastic frames form an airtight seal with each other and with the glass panels.

Insulated glass and method of making same

A storage cabinet assembly which is mounted on a worksurface by one or more support stanchions which project generally upwardly from the worksurface adjacent an edge thereof. The support stanchions position the storage cabinet in upwardly spaced relation from an upper surface of the worksurface and so that the rear side of the cabinet is generally vertically aligned with the edge of the worksurface. The storage cabinet includes one or more horizontal shelves which are adapted to mount upright divider elements thereon which define upwardly and sidewardly opening channels for accommodating documents or other materials therein.

Storage cabinet removably mounted on a worksurface by support stanchions

A support rail assembly for positioning work-related accessories adjacent a worksurface such as a table. The rail assembly includes a horizontally elongated rail supported in upwardly spaced relationship from the worksurface by a support arm or stanchion. The rail defines therein an elongate slot which permits the mounting of accessories in various positions on the rail which are convenient to the user. The rail is supportable from either the rear edge of a worksurface or may be cantilevered forwardly from a wall adjacent the worksurface or from a wall panel to which the worksurface is attached.

Support rail assembly for office accessories

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Grand Haven, MI, United States of America

Cheryl C Compton