Supports – Hold-down
Patent
1975-02-21
1976-09-21
Staab, Lawrence J.
Supports
Hold-down
248 25, F16M 100
Patent
active
039814750
ABSTRACT:
Loose shelves are anchored against the bottom wall of a cabinet for purpose of shipping. A clip has a flat side enabling it to be slipped, while in contact with the upper surface of the stacked shelves, into a bore in a side wall of the cabinet which bore is substantially tangent to the top of said stack. Thereupon a screwdriver slot in the end of the clip is used to rotate the clip 180.degree. positioning a flange segment on the clip between the shelves and said side wall of the cabinet. The clip has a cylindrical portion on one side of said flange segment for insertion in said bore while on the other side of said flange segment the clip flares to provide a camming portion which locks it in place upon said rotation. A plurality of said clips are used at opposite ends of said shelves. Reversal of the installation procedure enables the clips to be removed and the shelves to be freed.
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Scoggin Ronald W.
Weeks Kenneth D.
Champion International Corporation
Sommer Evelyn M.
Staab Lawrence J.
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