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A cabinet includes side panels, a back panel, and a top panel that frictionally-attach together with non-intrusive integrally-formed connectors. The illustrated base is screw-attached, and includes openings for routing wiring within the cabinet. Brackets are adapted to support shelves in the cabinet

A cabinet includes side panels, a back panel, and a top panel that frictionally-attach together with non-intrusive integrally-formed connectors. The illustrated base is screw-attached, and includes openings for routing wiring within the cabinet. Brackets are adapted to support shelves in the cabinet in either a flush or inset condition, and at different heights based on which cabinet slots they engage and based on their orientation in those slots. A light-transmitting top panel and top shelf can be used to provide improved light within the cabinet. Hinge brackets on the cabinet support either a thick door with internal storage space, a proud door or an inset door. Drawers supported in the cabinet include a lock within the drawer's header for operating a vertical cabinet lock rod.

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We claim: 1. A cabinet comprising: side panels including inner surfaces defining an enclosure, the inner surfaces each including vertical rows of apertures defining a unitary vertical spacing; a shelf; and a plurality of brackets shaped to selectively engage the apertures to support the shelf on th

We claim: 1. A cabinet comprising: side panels including inner surfaces defining an enclosure, the inner surfaces each including vertical rows of apertures defining a unitary vertical spacing; a shelf; and a plurality of brackets shaped to selectively engage the apertures to support the shelf on the side panels, the brackets including a first leg having a first end and a second leg having a second end, the first end being shaped to engage a selected one of the apertures with the second leg positioned to support the shelf at a first height, and the second end being shaped to engage the selected one of the apertures with the first leg positioned to support the shelf at a second height different than the first height, whereby the shelf can be selectively supported at different heights from the same selected apertures while using the same brackets. 2. The cabinet defined in claim 1, wherein the first and second ends of the brackets are identical, and wherein the second length of the second leg is greater than the first length of the first leg. 3. The cabinet defined in claim 1, wherein the first and second ends of the brackets are identical. 4. A cabinet comprising: side panels including inner surfaces defining an enclosure, the inner surfaces each including vertical rows of apertures defining a unitary vertical spacing; a shelf; and a plurality of brackets shaped to selectively engage the apertures to support the shelf on the side panels, the brackets including a first leg having a first end and a first length, and a second leg having a second end and a second length that is greater than the first length, the first end being shaped to engage a selected one of the apertures with the second leg positioned to support the shelf at a first height, and the second end being shaped to engage the selected one of the apertures with the first leg positioned to support the shelf at a second height different than the first height, whereby the shelf can be selectively supported at different heights from the same selected apertures while using the same brackets. 5. A cabinet comprising: side panels including inner surfaces defining an enclosure, the inner surfaces each including vertical rows of apertures defining a unitary vertical spacing; a shelf; and a plurality of brackets shaped to selectively engage the apertures to support the shelf on the side panels, the brackets including a first leg having a first end and a first length, and a second leg having a second end and a second length, the first and second legs sharing a common corner positioned therebetween, the first end being shaped to engage a selected one of the apertures with the second leg positioned to support the shelf at a first height, and the second end being shaped to engage the selected one of the apertures with the first leg positioned to support the shelf at a second height different than the first height, whereby the shelf can be selectively supported at different heights from the same selected apertures while using the same brackets. 6. The cabinet defined in claim 5, wherein the first and second ends of the brackets are identical. 7. The cabinet defined in claim 5, wherein the second length of the second leg is greater than the first length of the first leg.