Roblin Industries, Inc.

John A Gasper

Gale E Sauer

Barton G Hansen

Charles P Goetz

A shelf bracket adapted to be secured to an upright by means of a bracket clip. The shelf bracket comprises attachment means for attaching the bracket to the upright. The attachment means comprises a slot adapted to receive the bracket clip thus removably securing the bracket to the upright. A shelf bracket-stud combination is disclosed which comprises a stud, a bracket clip, and a shelf bracket. The shelf bracket comprises attachment means for attaching the bracket to the stud. The attachment means comprises a slot adapted to receive the bracket clip such that the location of the bracket on the stud may be varied by varying the position of the bracket clip within the slot. Also disclosed is a shelf bracket-clip combination which comprises a bracket clip and a shelf bracket. The shelf bracket comprises attachment means for attaching the bracket to a stud. The attachment means comprises a slot adapted to receive the bracket clip such that the location of the bracket clip on the upright may be varied by varying the position of the bracket clip within the slot.

Shelf bracket, shelf bracket-stud combination and shelf bracket-clip

The invention relates to a corner key reinforcement brace for strengthening the joint between the beveled ends of abutting tubular metal members such as found in the frame of metallic storm or screen doors. The corner key is internally slip-fitted within each of the adjacent, abutting frame members in a manner so that a relatively close tolerance is maintained between the inner walls of both tubular members and the corner key. The corner key is formed of two substantially identical half sections having first and second leg portions disposed at substantially right angles to one another. All of the leg portions are substantially U-shaped in transverse cross section with one pair of corresponding legs having the top edges of the sidewalls thereof bent inwardly. Accordingly, the half sections are inverted with respect to one another and are engaged or mated together with the leg portion of each half section having inwardly flared sidewalls being received between the substantially straight sidewalls of a non-corresponding leg portion of the adjacent, inverted half section.

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Hamburg, NY, United States of America

John A Gasper