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Gutner; Kenneth H.

Kenneth H Gutner

Jay S Waxman

A sliding assembly for a furniture drawer including a C-shaped metal slide in combination with a T-shaped wooden guide, the slide being equipped with an integral, depending detent while the guide is equipped with a spring clip in a top groove receiving the slide detent so as to provide an overcomeable stop against drawer removal from an associated dresser, the bottom of the slot being generally U-shaped.

Drawer slide and guide assembly

A storage facility for video cassettes which employs a wire network carrier based on a generally rectangular perimetric frame with upstanding parallel horizontally spaced apart wire elements adapted to receive video cassettes between adjacent wire elements, the perimetric frame being equipped with slide means for cooperation with guide means in an entertainment center case for insertion and removal.

Storage facility for video cassettes

A drawer slide assembly for use with a generally T-shaped guide mounted on the article of furniture which includes a C-shaped slide mountable on the underside of a drawer receivable within the furniture article, the slide being equipped with an interlocking plastic element.

Slide assembly for drawer

A bracket for securing a mattress-supporting member to a bedpost board which includes a generally rectangular unitary metal element having a central planar portion and integral return bend flanges along two sides, one of which is adapted to be received within the slot of a bed headboard normally used for receiving the hook means of a bed rail.

Bracket for securing a mattress supporting member to a bedpost

Fitting for drawer slide assembly

A drawer slide assembly including a generally T-shaped guide mounted on the article of furniture and a C-shaped slide mounted on the underside of a drawer receivable within the furniture article, each of the slide and guide being equipped with plastic elements to minimize noise while providing a lubricating effect.

Drawer slide assembly

A canopy support for beds and method wherein the side members and transverse members are all constructed of tubular metal, intermediate of the side members being equipped with L-shaped flanges at the ends thereof for locking insertion into the slots of the side members.

Canopy support for beds and method

Bed canopy frame side rail

A method of making a furniture leveling device and product wherein a metal blank is stamped to provide at least a pair of openings which upon further shaping of the blank into a C-shape become aligned, one of the openings having a portion of the blank extruded thereabout to provide a depending metal throat having at least three threads for supporting a bolt, the bolt being adjustable through an opening in the furniture piece for convenient leveling.

Method of making a furniture leveling device

A bunk bed-ladder arrangement wherein the upper end of the ladder is equipped with C-shaped hook members which straddle the bunk bed rail, the hook members having aligned openings for insertion of screws to secure the hook members to the ladder and the bed rail being equipped with a bracket having a detent fitting into an opening for stabilizing the ladder in position.

Bunk bed-ladder arrangement

An adjustable mechanism for a bed guard rail including generally planar male and female parts, the male part having a generally L-shaped tongue struck therefrom and the female part being elongated and equipped with a plurality of longitudinally aligned, spaced apart notches each defining tongue engaging edges.

Adjustable mechanism for guard rail of a bunk bed

A bed canopy frame having longitudinal members constructed of resilient plastic material. The longitudinal members include parallel top and bottom portions with a transverse portion joining the top and bottom portions. The transverse portion of each of the longitudinal members includes a plurality of receptacles adapted to receive a corresponding number of lateral members. The lateral members cooperate with the longitudinal members to form a generally rectangular frame.

Bed canopy frame

A canopy frame for a bed constructed of resilient plastic material with the longitudinally extending members connecting cross tie rods, the longitudinal members each including two parts telescopically related via a stabilized joint.

Canopy frame for bed

A bed canopy frame having channel shaped resilient plastic longitudinal members and hollow metal cross rods wherein the plastic members have integral receptacles equipped with projections to stabilize the connection between the cross and longitudinal members.

A wall hanging device having a ring-like member for connection to picture wire or the like and a relatively flat, elongated member having a looped end capturing the ring-like member.

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Highland Park, IL, United States of America

Kenneth H Gutner