Rubbermaid, Inc.

Staples the Office Superstore, LLC

Ucb Biopharma Sprl

Michael Schumann

Eric Freitag

Daniel Formosa

Christopher J Claypool

Allen Zadeh

Jonathan Newman Cedar

Bradley S Hooley

Keith Lipford

Stian Tesdal

Anthony V Torris

Agnete Enga

Heather Martin

Kirsten Climer

William Armstrong

Martin John Mcloughlin

Kevin Richard Lozeau

Darell P Morgan

Eric Freitags

John Bodnar

A drawer assembly for mounting beneath a shelf has a drawer and a mounting unit. The drawer has a bottom, a front end, a rear end, and a pair of opposed side panels. The mounting unit is configured to mount to a shelf and has a pair of spaced apart drawer supports that support the drawer under a shelf. A pair of laterally spaced apart tracks is provided on either the drawer side panels or the mounting unit drawer supports. A pair of lugs protrudes from each of the other of the drawer side panels or the mounting unit drawer supports. Each pair of lugs is slidable relative to and along a respective one of the tracks. The drawer is slidable between a closed position and an open position relative to the mounting unit. The tracks and lugs cooperate such that the front end and rear end of the drawer are substantially level with one another in the closed position and the front end is lower than the rear end in the open position.

Under shelf mounted drawer

A device for releasably securing to a support surface, such as a cork board, bulletin board and/or cubicle wall is provided. The device has a body, at least one pin movably coupled to the body for securing the body to a support surface, and an actuator coupled to the body and arranged to move the pin between a first position and a second position. The body may have a cavity and the pin may be movable between a first position where the pin is recessed within the cavity and a second position where the pin protrudes out of the cavity for securing the body to a support surface. In one embodiment, the device is a clip for releasably holding an object, such as paper, to the support device.

Device for releasably securing to a support surface

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New York, NY, United States of America

Michael Schumann