Appeal No. 2005-2163
Application No. 10/166,002
a) a substantially flat, elongated member capable of
transversely contacting said support wires of said wire rack;
and
b) a cleat;
1) attached transversely to said substantially flat,
elongated member;
2) sized to fit within one of the said rectangular
openings formed by said adjacent, parallel, spaced-apart
support rods and said adjacent, transverse, parallel spaced-
apart wires of said wire rack when said cleat is placed over
said one of said rectangular openings and moved directly
downward within said one of said rectangular openings; and
3) extendable downward within said one of said
rectangular openings sufficiently to bring said elongated
flat member in a resting position on said support wires.
2. The shelf unit according to claim 1 further comprising a
second cleat, said second cleat;
1) attached transversely to said substantially flat,
elongated member;
2) sized to fit within a second one of said rectangular
openings formed by said adjacent, parallel, spaced-apart support
rods and said adjacent, transverse, parallel spaced-apart wires
of said wire rack when said second cleat is placed over said
second one of said rectangular openings and moved directly
downward within said second one of said rectangular openings; and
3) extendable downward within said second one of said
rectangular openings sufficiently to bring said elongated flat
member in a resting position on said support wires.
5. The shelf unit according to claim 1 wherein said cleat
is capable of frictionally engaging said support wires.
6. The shelf unit according to claim 1 wherein said
essentially flat elongated member is formed from at least two
slats.
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