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Dan E Jensen

Eric E Scott

Constance Artigues

There is disclosed a versatile storage and shelving system. A plurality of specialized, sturdy, lightweight, integrally molded main panels () are provided, which may be hanged upon a hanger track () mounted upon a vertical wall (). The main panels () are shaped to define shelf ledges () therein upon which shelves () may be easily but securely placed. Defined in the fronts of the panels () are one or more wardrobe hooks () into which wardrobe rods (') may be placed. Special hook bodies () for the wardrobe rods (&#x2032;) and flange elements () for the panel wardrobe hooks () promote secure engagement of the wardrobe rods (&#x2032;) with respective pairs of panels (). A wardrobe rod (&#x2032;) is telescopically adjustable, and special hook body () adds versatility.

Universal storage and shelving system

There is disclosed a simple and versatile storage and shelving system. A plurality of specialized, sturdy, lightweight, integrally molded main panels () are provided, which may be hanged upon a hanger track () mounted upon a vertical wall (). The main panels () are specially shaped to define shelf ledges () therein upon which shelves () may be easily but securely placed. There are defined in the fronts of the panels () one or more wardrobe hooks () into which wardrobe rods () may be placed. Special hook bodies () for the wardrobe rods () and flange elements () for the panel wardrobe hooks () promote secure engagement of the wardrobe rods () with respective pairs of panels () to promote the stability and security of a completely installed system. Auxiliary panels () may be removably connected to the bottoms of main panels () to increase versatility of a given system by permitting the additional of more shelves () or drawers ().

Form assemblies disclosed herein include a form assembly having a reusable flexible form. The form can define a molding cavity having a shape corresponding to the shape of a pier pad. The form assembly can selectively adjust the size and shape of the cavity such that different types of pier pads can be formed with a single form assembly. A user can determine the shape and configuration of the form based using a table relating pier pads of a first shape to pier pads of a second different shape.

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Aurora, CO, United States of America

Dan E Jensen