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| 국가/구분 | United States(US) Patent 등록 |
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| 국제특허분류(IPC7판) |
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| 출원번호 | US-0886636 (2018-02-01) |
| 등록번호 | US-10104987 (2018-10-23) |
| 발명자 / 주소 |
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| 출원인 / 주소 |
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| 대리인 / 주소 |
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| 인용정보 | 피인용 횟수 : 0 인용 특허 : 203 |
A shelving system includes a plurality of horizontal support members, each horizontal support member having a length; a plurality of wall supports, each wall support including a first surface on which at least a portion of a horizontal support member rests; a plurality of brackets, each bracket atta
A shelving system includes a plurality of horizontal support members, each horizontal support member having a length; a plurality of wall supports, each wall support including a first surface on which at least a portion of a horizontal support member rests; a plurality of brackets, each bracket attachable to the horizontal support members at different positions along the length of the horizontal support member; a plurality of vertical support members, each vertical support member coupled to at least one bracket; and a shelf attached to at least two of the plurality of vertical support members.
1. A shelving system comprising: a shelf having two opposed sides;a support assembly to support the shelf, the support assembly comprising first and second vertical support posts, each vertical support post having a height and first and second opposed surfaces that face away from each other and a th
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A shelving system comprising: a shelf having two opposed sides;a support assembly to support the shelf, the support assembly comprising first and second vertical support posts, each vertical support post having a height and first and second opposed surfaces that face away from each other and a third surface that is orthogonal to and extends between the first and second opposed surfaces, anda plurality of support pins fixed to each vertical support post of the first and second vertical support posts and spaced along the height of each vertical support post and extending away from at least one of the surfaces of the first and second opposed surfaces on each vertical support post of the first and second vertical posts; anda pair of bracket assemblies, each bracket assembly configured such that in an assembled state of the shelving system one of the bracket assemblies is associated and coupled with the first vertical support post to support one side of the two opposed sides of the shelf and the other bracket assembly is associated and coupled with the second vertical support post to support the other side of the two opposed sides of the shelf, each bracket assembly comprising a first bracket comprising a pair of spaced-apart parallel flanges, each flange comprising a planar surface, the first bracket configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system one flange of the pair of spaced-apart parallel flanges is positioned adjacent the first surface of the first and second opposed surfaces of the associated vertical support post and the other flange of the pair of spaced-apart parallel flanges is positioned adjacent the second surface of the first and second opposed surfaces of the associated vertical support post such that the first bracket cooperates with the associated vertical support post to support one side of the two opposed sides of the shelf, wherein each planar surface of the pair of spaced-apart parallel flanges includes at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the associated vertical support post, each aperture formed as a slot with an open end, anda surface orthogonal to and extending between the pair of spaced-apart parallel flanges, wherein the orthogonal surface is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the orthogonal surface contacts and extends across the third surface of the associated vertical support post, anda second bracket configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the second bracket is positioned relative to the first bracket to extend away from the first bracket toward the shelf to support a same side of the shelf supported by the first bracket, wherein the second bracket is separable from the first bracket, the second bracket comprising a coupling portion having a pair of spaced-apart fingers and configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the coupling portion transmits a loading force through the pair of spaced-apart fingers from the side of the shelf to the associated vertical support post and a support portion extending from the coupling portion and configured to support the side of the shelf, wherein the second bracket is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the second bracket does not extend above a top side of the first bracket and hinders movement of the shelf in a direction orthogonal to a plane coincident with the third surface of the associated vertical support post. 2. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the shelving system further comprises a second shelf, wherein one bracket assembly of the pair of bracket assemblies further comprises two second brackets and is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system one second bracket of the two second brackets is positioned relative to the first bracket of the one bracket assembly to support one of the two shelves and the other second bracket of the two second brackets is positioned relative to the first bracket of the one bracket assembly to support the other of the two shelves. 3. The shelving system of claim 2 wherein the support assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the two shelves are supported adjacent one another at the same height on the same associated vertical support post by the one bracket assembly of the pair of bracket assemblies. 4. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein each bracket assembly of the pair of bracket assemblies is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first bracket couples the associated vertical support post to a support surface. 5. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the coupling portion and the support portion of the second bracket are formed from a single piece of material. 6. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the second bracket is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the shelf is fixed to the support portion of the second bracket. 7. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein each bracket assembly of the pair of bracket assemblies is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a bottom side of the shelf is positioned above a bottom side of the second bracket. 8. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the shelf includes a weight supporting surface for storing or displaying articles and each bracket assembly of the pair of bracket assemblies is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a top side of the weight supporting surface does not extend above a top side of the first bracket. 9. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein each of the planar surfaces of the first bracket includes a plurality of apertures, each aperture formed as a slot with an open end and configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the associated vertical support post. 10. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the pair of spaced-apart parallel flanges of the first bracket are separable. 11. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the second bracket includes a flange having at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the associated vertical support post of the first and second vertical support posts. 12. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein each bracket assembly of the pair of bracket assemblies is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the shelf is spaced from the first bracket of each bracket assembly. 13. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the second bracket is configured such that upon movement of the fingers parallel to a longitudinal axis of the associated vertical support post to couple the second bracket to the associated vertical support post, the second bracket is constrained from movement orthogonal to the plane coincident with the third surface. 14. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein each of the first and second vertical support posts further comprises a first transition surface between the first surface and the third surface and a second transition surface between the second surface and the third surface. 15. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the shelf is spaced apart from the first bracket by the second bracket. 16. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the second bracket is configured such that upon movement of the fingers parallel to a longitudinal axis of the associated vertical support post to couple the second bracket to the associated vertical support post, the second bracket is constrained from movement orthogonal to the plane coincident with the third surface, and wherein the shelf is spaced apart from the first bracket by the second bracket. 17. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the coupling portion of the second bracket includes a body and the pair of spaced-apart fingers extends from the body. 18. The shelving system of claim 1, wherein the shelf includes a weight supporting surface for storing or displaying articles and each bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a top side of the weight supporting surface does not extend above a top side of the first bracket and the shelf is spaced apart from the first bracket by the second bracket. 19. A shelving system comprising: a support assembly to support a shelf having a first side and an opposite second side, wherein the support assembly has a plurality of support pins fixed to the support assembly and spaced along a height of the support assembly; anda support bracket assembly configured to be coupled to the support assembly and to the shelf, the support bracket assembly comprising first and second flanged support brackets, each of the first and second flanged support brackets comprising a pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces and a third surface orthogonal to and extending between the spaced-apart pair of planar surfaces, each of the spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces including at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins, the at least one aperture formed as a slot with an open end, wherein each of the first and second flanged support brackets is configured such that in an assembled state of the shelving system the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces of each of the first and second flanged support brackets cooperates such that the first flanged support bracket supports the first side of the shelf and the second flanged support bracket supports the second side of the shelf on the support assembly, andfirst and second cooperating brackets, the first cooperating bracket configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first cooperating bracket is positioned between the first flanged support bracket and the first side of the shelf to support the first side of the shelf, the second cooperating bracket is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the second cooperating bracket is positioned between the second flanged support bracket and the second side of the shelf to support the second side of the shelf, wherein the first cooperating bracket is separable from the first flanged support bracket and the second cooperating bracket is separable from the second flanged support bracket, each of the first and second cooperating brackets comprising a coupling portion having a pair of spaced-apart fingers and configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the coupling portion transmits a loading force from one side of the shelf to the support assembly and a support portion extending from the coupling portion and configured to support one side of the shelf, and wherein the support portion is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the support portion hinders movement of the shelf in a direction orthogonal to a plane coincident with the third surfaces of the first and second flanged support brackets, and wherein the support portion is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the support portion supports a bottom of the shelf above a bottom side of each of the first and second cooperating brackets. 20. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the support assembly comprises a first and second vertical support post, each of the first and second vertical support posts having first and second opposed surfaces that face away from each other and a third surface that is orthogonal to and extends between the first and second opposed surfaces, and the plurality of support pins are fixed to and spaced along a height of each of the first and second vertical support post, wherein each support pin of the plurality of support pins fixed to the first vertical support post extends laterally through the first vertical support post and away from each of the first and second opposed surfaces of the first vertical support post and each support pin of the plurality of support pins fixed to the second vertical support post extends laterally through the second vertical support post and away from each of the first and second opposed surfaces of the second vertical support post, and wherein the first flanged support bracket is configured to couple to the first vertical support post and the second flanged support bracket is configured to couple to the second vertical support post. 21. The shelving system of claim 20, wherein the first cooperating bracket includes at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the first vertical support post and the second cooperating bracket includes at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the second vertical support post. 22. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein each of the first and second cooperating brackets is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the shelf is fixed to the second support portion of each of the first and second cooperating brackets. 23. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a top side of each of the first and second cooperating brackets does not extend above a top side of each of the first and second flanged support brackets. 24. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the shelf includes a weight supporting surface for storing or displaying articles and the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a top side of the weight supporting surface does not extend above a top side of each of the first and second flanged support brackets. 25. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the support assembly comprises a pair of vertical support posts, each vertical support post of the pair of vertical support posts having first and second opposed surfaces that face away from each other and a third surface orthogonal to and extending between the opposed first and second surfaces, wherein each first and second flanged support bracket is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first flanged support bracket is associated and coupled with one vertical support post of the pair of vertical support posts and the second flanged support bracket is associated and coupled with the other vertical support post of the pair of vertical support posts, wherein each planar surface of the spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces of each of the first and second flanged support brackets is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system one of the planar surfaces of the spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces is positioned adjacent the first surface of the first and second opposed surfaces of the associated vertical support post and the other planar surface of the spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces is positioned adjacent the second opposed surface of the associated vertical support post, and wherein the third surface of each of the first and second flanged support brackets is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the third surface contacts and extends across the third surface of the associated vertical support post. 26. The shelving system of claim 25, wherein each of the first and second flanged support brackets is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system each of the first and second flanged support brackets couples the associated vertical support post of the pair of vertical support posts to a support surface. 27. The shelving system of claim 25, wherein each of the first and second cooperating brackets is configured such that upon movement of the fingers parallel to a longitudinal axis of the associated vertical support post to couple each first and second cooperating bracket to the associated vertical support post, each first and second cooperating bracket is constrained from movement orthogonal to the plane coincident with the third surface. 28. The shelving system of claim 25, wherein each of the pair of vertical support posts further comprises a first transition surface between the first surface and the third surface and a second transition surface between the second surface and the third surface. 29. The shelving system of claim 25, wherein each of the first and second cooperating brackets is configured such that upon movement of the fingers parallel to a longitudinal axis of the associated vertical support post to couple each first and second cooperating bracket to the associated vertical support post, each first and second cooperating bracket is constrained from movement orthogonal to the plane coincident with the third surface, and wherein the shelf is spaced apart from the first flanged support bracket by the first cooperating bracket and is spaced apart from the second flanged support bracket by the second cooperating bracket. 30. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein each planar surface of the pair of spaced-apart planar surfaces of each of the first and second flanged support brackets includes a plurality of apertures, each aperture formed as a slot with an open end and configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins. 31. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces in each of the first and second flanged support brackets are separable. 32. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the shelf is spaced from each of the first and second flanged support brackets. 33. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the shelving system further comprises a second shelf and a third cooperating bracket, wherein the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first cooperating bracket is positioned relative to the first flanged support bracket to support a side of one of the two shelves and the third cooperating bracket is positioned relative to the first flanged bracket to support a side of the other of the two shelves. 34. The shelving system of claim 33, wherein the support assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the two shelves are supported adjacent one another at the same height on the support bracket assembly. 35. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the shelf is spaced apart from the first flanged support bracket by the first cooperating bracket and is spaced apart from the second flanged support bracket by the second cooperating bracket. 36. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the coupling portion of each of the first and second cooperating brackets includes a body and the pair of spaced-apart fingers extends from the body. 37. The shelving system of claim 19, wherein the shelf includes a weight supporting surface for storing or displaying articles and the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a top side of the weight supporting surface does not extend above a top side of the first and second flanged support brackets and the shelf is spaced apart from the first flanged support bracket by the first cooperating bracket and is spaced apart from the second flanged support bracket by the second cooperating bracket. 38. A shelving system comprising: a support assembly to support a shelf having a first side and an opposite second side, the support assembly comprising first and second vertical support posts, each of the first and second vertical support posts having first and second opposed surfaces that face away from each other and a third surface orthogonal to and extending between the opposed first and second surfaces and a plurality of support pins fixed to and spaced along a height of each vertical support post of the first and second vertical support posts; anda support bracket assembly configured to be coupled to the support assembly and to the shelf, the support bracket assembly comprising first and second support brackets, each first and second support bracket configured such that in an assembled state of the shelving system the first support bracket is associated and coupled with the first vertical support post to support the first side of the shelf and the second support bracket is associated and coupled with the second vertical support post to support the second side of the shelf, each of the first and second brackets comprising a pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces and a third surface orthogonal to and extending between the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces, each planar surface of the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces including at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the associated vertical support post, the at least one aperture formed as a slot with an open end, wherein the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces of each of the first and second support brackets is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system one planar surface of the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces is positioned adjacent the first surface of the first and second opposed surfaces of the associated vertical support post, the other planar surface of the pair of spaced-apart planar surfaces is positioned adjacent the second opposed surface of the first and second opposed surfaces of the associated vertical support post, and the third surface of each of the first and second support brackets contacts and extends across the third surface of the associated vertical support post, andfirst and second cooperating brackets, each first and second cooperating bracket configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first cooperating bracket is positioned relative to the first support bracket to extend between the first support bracket and the shelf to support the first side of the shelf and the second cooperating bracket is positioned relative to the second support bracket to extend between the second support bracket and the shelf to support the second side of the shelf, each of the first and second cooperating brackets comprising a coupling portion having a pair of spaced-apart fingers and configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the coupling portion transmits a loading force from one side of the shelf to the support assembly and a support portion extending from the coupling portion and configured to support one side of the shelf, and wherein the support portion is configured such that in the assembled state of shelving system the support portion hinders movement of the shelf in a direction orthogonal to a plane coincident with the third surface of each of the first and second support brackets, and wherein the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system (i) a bottom side of the shelf is supported above a bottom side of each of the first and second cooperating brackets, (ii) a top side of each of the first and second cooperating brackets does not extend above a top side of the first and second support brackets, and (iii) the shelf is spaced apart from the first support bracket by the first cooperating bracket and is spaced apart from the second support bracket by the second cooperating bracket. 39. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the first and second support brackets are each configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first support bracket couples the first vertical support post to a support surface and the second support bracket couples the second vertical support post to the support surface. 40. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the first cooperating bracket is separable from the first support bracket and the second cooperating bracket is separable from the second support bracket. 41. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the first cooperating bracket includes a flange having at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the first vertical support post and the second cooperating bracket includes a flange having at least one aperture configured to releasably engage any one of the plurality of support pins on the second vertical support post. 42. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the planar surfaces of the pair of spaced-apart parallel planar surfaces in each of the first and second support brackets are separable. 43. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the shelf includes a weight supporting surface for storing or displaying articles and the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system a top side of the weight supporting surface does not extend above a top side of each of the first and second support brackets. 44. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the shelving system further comprises a second shelf and a third cooperating bracket, wherein the support bracket assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the first cooperating bracket is positioned relative to the first support bracket to support a side of one of the two shelves and the third cooperating bracket is positioned relative to the first support bracket to support a side of the other of the two shelves. 45. The shelving system of claim 44, wherein the support assembly is configured such that in the assembled state of the shelving system the two shelves are supported adjacent one another at the same height on the same associated vertical support post. 46. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein each of the first and second cooperating brackets is configured such that upon movement of the fingers parallel to a longitudinal axis of the associated vertical support post to couple each first and second cooperating bracket to the associated vertical support post, each first and second cooperating bracket is constrained from movement orthogonal to the plane coincident with the third surface. 47. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein each of the first and second vertical support posts further comprises a first transition surface between the first surface and the third surface and a second transition surface between the second surface and the third surface. 48. The shelving system of claim 38, wherein the coupling portion of each of the first and second cooperating brackets includes a body and the pair of spaced-apart fingers extends from the body.
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