Rev-a-shelf Company, LLC

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William L Walburn

A face plate alignment mounting system is provided and includes a lateral adjustment means that engages a face plate and a drawer front panel, a first nut fastener, and an adjustable fastener. The first nut fastener preferably includes a head portion that is affixed to a front surface of a drawer front panel and a shaft slidably engaged with a first bore of the drawer front panel. The first nut fastener shaft defines an opening with internal threads. The adjustable fastener has external threads engaged with the internal threads of the first nut fastener shaft opening. The adjustable fastener includes a first means for adjusting the adjustable fastener in a frontward direction and a rearward direction to suitably adjust the distance between the face plate and the drawer front panel, which is preferably accessible at the rear surface of the drawer front panel.

Face plate alignment system

A system for adjustably mounting the face plate of a drawer so that when the drawer is closed, the drawer face plate is flush with the adjacent drawer face plate and in a desired height, pitch, roll, lateral and skew position with respect to the front surface of the enclosure. The drawer face panel can be easily adjusted in an inward and outward direction, or a rearward and frontward direction, to compensate for differing degrees of tilt and skew of the drawer face panel with adjacent drawer face panels. A face plate alignment mounting system is provided and includes a lateral adjustment mechanism that engages a face plate and a drawer front panel, a first nut fastener, and an adjustable fastener. The first nut fastener preferably includes a head portion that is affixed to a drawer body and a shaft slidably engaged with a first bore of the drawer body. The first nut fastener shaft defines an opening with internal threads. The adjustable fastener has external threads engaged with the internal threads of the first nut fastener shaft opening. The adjustable fastener includes a first mechanism for adjusting the adjustable fastener in a frontward direction and a rearward direction to suitably adjust the distance between the face plate and said drawer front panel, which is preferably accessible at the rear surface of the drawer front panel.

A drawer slide system providing access and stability for side access drawers has a base including an outside pair of vertical webs and a centrally situated elevated portion. Vertically oriented drawer slides are coupled to each of the vertical webs and a horizontally oriented drawer slide is coupled to the centrally situated portion of the base. The vertically oriented drawer slides are coupled to outside margins of a side access drawer adjacent to a bottom of the drawer. The horizontally oriented drawer slide is coupled to a central portion of the bottom of the drawer. The base can be fixed to a bottom surface of a cabinet to position the side access drawer within a suitable drawer receiving opening in the cabinet.

Laterally stabilizing drawer slide for tall cupboard pull-out

An adjustable rack designed for mounting onto a back surface of a cabinet door includes a pair of spaced-apart, generally upright side members having an inside surface and an outside surface. At least one shelf of fixed length extends between the inside surfaces of the side members. At least one channel member is fixed to each of the side members so that at least one end is exposed to a region outside of the outside surface of a side member. The channel members have a pair of grooves in the back surface. A plurality of brackets are provided, each bracket having a pair of flanges received in the pair of grooves in a channel member back surface so that one end of the bracket is exposed from an end of a channel member. Each bracket is selected to have sufficient length to extend from the exposed end of the channel member to the perimeter frame of the door to which the rack is mounted.

Adjustable door-mounted rack

An apparatus for adjustably mounting a drawer face panel onto a drawer slide having a plurality of holes includes a stand and an angled bracket. A first leg of the angled bracket includes a plurality of holes and slots, and the second leg includes a plurality of openings that are in general alignment with some of a plurality of holes in the stand. A first attachment engages at least one of the plurality of openings in the second leg of the angled bracket and at least one of the plurality of holes in the stand and permits adjustment of the angled bracket relative to the stand. A second attachment engages at least one of the plurality of holes in the stand and at least one of the plurality of holes in the drawer slide and permits adjustment in attaching the stand to the drawer slide.

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Muncie, IN, United States of America

William L Walburn