A modular storage rack is disclosed which is constructed of a plastic resin and will not corrode or rust. The storage rack is easily assembled and disassembled as it uses only a friction fit to retain the structural elements in position.

Directed to a transportable rack for handling bakery goods such as bread which is made of moldable plastic, has a base trolley on which are mounted modular stackable shelf units having longitudinally extending parallel side rails adapted to hold bakery goods for transport, and separating members outboard each shelf unit which provide vertical separation between the shelves and transmit the weight of the shelf and its contents downward so that each shelf is light, with the separating members forming a vertical load-bearing and bracing column on each side of the rack.

A wheeled table including a base section, wheels mounted to the base section, a tabletop carried on an upper section above the base section and having an upstanding peripheral wall, and a pad removably carried on the upper surface of the tabletop. The tabletop and pad have aligned elongated openings adjacent to and extending parallel to one end of the tabletop. The openings cooperate with the upstanding edge wall to provide improved handle means for manipulating the table when desired. The upstanding edge wall further provides for maintained positioning of the pad on the tabletop.

A tray rack is constructed with a plurality of tray supports of approximately Z-shaped form adapted for supporting trays, each having four through holes arranged in the corners thereof, four supporting columns extending across the four through holes of their respective tray supports and having castors mounted to the lowermost ends thereof respectively, a plurality of spacer tubes fitted onto the four supporting columns for spacing the tray supports at equal intervals, and four retainer members attached to the uppermost ends of the supporting columns respectively for tightly fastening the tray supports and the spacer tubes mounted alternately. Accordingly, the tray racks can nest in a traverse direction for compact storage.

The shelving comprises receiving troughs, with many supporting rods mounted between the upper and the lower receiving troughs to allow them to be piled one over another for being fixedly assembled with the engaging stubs on the bottom ends of the supporting rods inserting into the top location holes on their respective lower receiving troughs, each engaging stub has a protruding rib on one of its sides for firmer connection; the posts have rollers on the feet and with top holes thereon to allow insertion of the stubs, so that the shelving after assemblying can be pushed to move about; when disassembled, the receiving troughs can be fittingly lapped over one another, the supporting rods, also the posts, can be collected four in one group to form a cylinder shape, as is beneficial to saving space, shipping and storage.