Lowes Companies, Inc.

Great Star Industrial Usa, LLC

Jay Kinsley Fording

Ludwin Miguel Mora

Michael Anthony Lorenz

Young Jo Kim

Paul Richard Manley

Angela Nixon Shore

Annie Pierce Haynes

Carolyn Morgan Stafford

Hun Jung Choi

Bob Hardison

John A Hermann

Mike Webb

Jonathan Bryant Grey

James Huang Lua

Kevin D Fry

James Townsend

Trevor N Devine

Alexander Wade Ogle

Steven P Gerstein

Scott Andrew Suttle

Eduardo Gonzalez

Robert Daniel Lyalls

Michael McDermott

Claude E Reynolds, Jr

Provided herein are systems, methods, and apparatus related to a storage system. The storage system may include one or more cabinets having shelves including a foldable panel. The storage system may include one or more cabinets having shelves including a fixed portion and a sliding portion configured to slide relative to the fixed portion. A modular storage system may be provided including a plurality of cabinet units that may fixedly attach to each other. A locking mechanism including a locking foot and locking element may be provided for connecting multiple cabinets in a modular cabinet assembly. Some embodiments may include a drawer and secondary work surface assembly for a shelf capable of use in a cabinet.

Storage system

Embodiments of the present invention described herein relate to vacuum cleaners. The vacuum cleaners described herein can include a motor, a lid, a collection receptacle, and at least one support member to permit access to the interior of the vacuum cleaner. Also described herein are vacuum cleaners having a motor, a lid, a collection receptacle, and an accessory holder that can be pivotally mounted to the collection receptacle to permit access to the contents thereof.

Vacuum cleaner

Cabinet

Air treatment device

Hammer

Various embodiments of air treatment devices (and housings therefor) are provided. The housings are generally configured to provide air treatment devices that lessen the perceived size of the air treatment devices. Further, embodiments provide housings that are typically easier to clean and maintain and to provide ease in access to internal components of the air treatment devices. Embodiments may also position a control display associated with an air treatment device, such that the control display is visible from a position in front and above the air treatment device. Embodiments may also be configured to minimize and/or inhibit air exiting from the air outlet of the air treatment device from immediately reentering the air inlet and thus being recirculated.

Air treatment device and housing for an air treatment device

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Huntersville, NC, United States of America

Jay Kinsley Fording