MCS Industries, Inc.

An over-the-door hanging apparatus includes a mirror apparatus including a rear surface and a top edge, a first mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus, and a first elongate member having a first bracket for engaging a top edge of a door and a plurality of second mounting elements. The first elongate member is configured to be mounted to the mirror apparatus at a first position by engaging a first one of the plurality of second mounting elements of the first elongate member with the first mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus and at a second position by engaging a second one of the plurality of second mounting elements of the first elongate member with the first mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus. The first and second positions correspond to different hanging heights for the mirror apparatus.

A furniture assembly and/or a mechanical coupling system for coupling furniture parts together to form an assembled article of furniture. The furniture assembly may include first and second furniture parts, each of which includes a board or other structural member and a coupler. The first furniture part may include a male coupler attached to the board and the second furniture part may include a female coupler attached to the board. The male and female couplers may be coupled together to thereby couple the first and second furniture parts together to form the assembled article of furniture. The male and female couplers may include engagement features that facilitate the coupling of the furniture parts together and to prevent them from becoming detached during normal use of the assembled article of furniture.

An over-the-door hanging apparatus includes a mirror apparatus including a frame and a mirror mounted thereto, and first and second elongate bracket members. The mirror apparatus further includes first and second mounting structures coupled to the frame. The first and second elongate bracket members each include a bracket and a mounting element. The mounting elements of the first and second bracket members are configured to be engaged with the first and second mounting structures of the mirror apparatus. The brackets of the first and second elongate bracket members are configured to engage a top edge of a door to hang the mirror apparatus from the door. As such, the mirror apparatus can be hung from the door in a tools free manner.

A storage system which includes storage receptacles that are slidably mounted along a support member. The storage system may be formed as part of a cabinet. In one aspect, there may be a cabinet including a housing defining a cavity having an opening, the housing including a first sidewall and a second sidewall opposite the first sidewall. A support rod may be supported within the cavity of the housing to extend between the first and second sidewalls of the housing. There may be at least one storage receptacle having a mounting element, so that the at least one storage receptacle is slidably mounted to the support rod by engagement between the mounting element of the storage receptacle and the support rod. The storage system may not include a cabinet in all embodiments and the support rod or member may instead be mounted on a support surface such as a wall.

An over-the-door hanging apparatus includes a support structure extending along a longitudinal axis and having a rear surface. A first mounting bracket that is elongated in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the support structure is coupled to the rear surface of the support structure. A bracket assembly may include a first elongate member having a first bracket that is configured to engage a top edge of a door, a second elongate member having a second bracket that is configured to engage the top edge of the door, and at least one mounting element. The support structure may be configured to be mounted to the bracket assembly through engagement between the at least one mounting element of the bracket assembly and the first mounting bracket.

A decorative moulding assembly for a wall or ceiling in an interior space. The decorative moulding assembly may include a first moulding piece and a second moulding piece each having an ornamental front surface, a rear surface, and a channel in the rear surface and a connector for connecting the first and second moulding pieces together. The connector may include a first portion that nests within the channel of the first moulding piece and a second portion that nests within the channel of the second moulding piece. The first and second moulding pieces may have engagement features that differ from one another, and the first and second portions of the connector may have engagement features that differ from one another.