Hni Technologies Inc.

Scranton Products, Inc.

Other

Group Dekko, Inc.

Bauer Products, Inc.

Mitchell Ray Bakker

Evan T Aschbrenner

Cara Danis

Daniel Birr

Karl Youngdahl

Kelly Bazal

Christopher Michael George

Derek Steelman

Paul Trieu

Austin Arthur Blough

Zachary Raven

Austin Blough

Bruce Charles Bacon

Michael A Johnson

Christopher Michael Phillips

Gregory M Ferris

Bryan Crandall

Gregory Bugbee

Gregory Ferris

Milton G Fenton

A wall panel for a workspace system includes a monolithic wall portion and a cover carried by the monolithic wall portion. The monolithic wall portion includes a first surface, an aperture including a wall opening formed on the first surface, and a second surface opposite the first surface. The cover includes a channel adjacent to the first surface, and the channel and the aperture together define an internal chamber. The cover further includes a cover opening coupled to the channel. The wall panel further includes an electrical assembly carried in the internal chamber. The electrical assembly includes a receptacle that is accessible via the cover opening.

Workspace wall panels and systems including same

Snap on outlet faceplate

Filing pedestal

Power strip tower

A pull assembly that affords users the option of one of at least three positions along an operatively associated drawer or door board, wherein the drawer or the door board provide the conventional manufacturer pair of bore holes spaced apart. The pull assembly provides three pairs of complimentary holes, each pair spaced apart to align with the pair of bore holes of the drawer or the door board. The three pairs of complimentary holes are arranged so that every other hole of the pull assembly defines a pair of complementary holes, wherein two pull assembly holes are adjacent to each other near a middle portion of the pull assembly. The holes on the back of the pull could be four, five or six aligned to the two boring holes of the door or drawer.

Re-positional drawer/door pulls

Drawer

Portion of a storage bin

Undermount storage structure

A connector hub assembly usable as a standalone module or as a component in a work space system. The connector hub assembly optionally includes features for connecting one or more arms of a support frame for supporting a modular workspace system including desk space, cabinet space, view screens, electronic equipment, and/or other workspace system components.

Connector hub and modular work system

In a partition system partitions there are two or more doors, positioned in a common plane. Adjacent doors have angled sides that meet when the doors are closed. Each door is attached to a post or partition by a pair of hinges and is mounted so that there is a space adjacent each side surface of the doors when the front surfaces of those doors are parallel to the common plane. When the front surfaces of those doors are parallel to the common plane each door is mounted so that and any sight line through each space will intersect at least one of the spaced apart posts and the spaced apart partitions when the front surfaces of the doors are parallel to the common plane. The hinges may provide an axis of rotation that is inward from the edge of the door. The partitions are preferably mounted on frame members that have an L-shaped or inverted T-shaped cross-section. The partitions have a slot along one side which receives the upright portion of the frame members.

Partition system

Hinge

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Holland, MI, United States of America

Mitchell Ray Bakker