fig1 shows a movable cabinet system 100 which comprises : a cabinet 10 with doors 50 and a top surface 50 , brackets 30 , and rails 20 . cabinet 10 comprises a frame 70 with doors 40 , shelf 60 , top surface 50 , back panel 80 and brackets 30 . preferably , frame 70 is a metal frame made from materials such as stainless steel or other durable materials . doors 40 on the cabinet are preferred to be two panes and opened outwardly . it is contemplated that different configuration of the doors are possible , such as having one door , or a door that opens not laterally from the top or the bottom . while doors are preferred , they are not essential and it is possible to have an opened style cabinet with no doors . shelf 60 preferably is a solid light weight shelf . however , it is contemplated that the shelf can be a solid weight or in mesh plastic or metal materials . preferably there is at least one shelf mounted in the cabinet . depending on the size and the arrangement of the cabinet , there can be multiple shelves arranged in different configuration to suit the needs of the user . back panel 80 of cabinet 10 is the supporting structure of the entire furniture . slots 85 are located along the side of back panel 80 for insertion of bracket 30 . back panel 80 preferably is made of metal materials that can support the furniture &# 39 ; s weight . brackets 30 are located on the back panel of the cabinet which can be mounted onto the rails . brackets are preferably made of any metal materials and are conventional brackets that allows can be inserted into the rail with little or no effort . for example , a clip or slip can be used as the bracket to connect the cabinet to the rail . brackets can be pre - installed on the back surface of the cabinet or they can be installed there on site . the sizes of the cabinet also determines the sizes and the location of the bracket . however , it is possible to have a system where the brackets can be mounted directly onto the back surface without the use of rails . preferably , the rails provide extra reinforcement and support for the cabinet frame . in fig3 , 4 , 5 and 6 , a close up view of rails 20 with bracket 30 is shown . rails 20 preferably are located on the back surface of the cabinet . multiple vertical or horizontal rails are located onto the back surface , and preferably two vertical rails and two horizontal rails will suffice for a cabinet . rails 20 have slots 25 that can be either be mounted to the cabinet or to a wall . for other pieces of furniture , the rails maybe a combination of horizontal and vertical rails . presumably , not only cabinets have rails . different pieces of furniture with a sufficient frame that allows for brackets and rails to be installed onto the back surface also is an ideal candidate for this system . a sofa or a table , for example , can have a horizontal rail across the back surface to allow for bracket mounting to the wall . rails 20 preferably is made from durable material , such as steel . in fig2 , a cabinet assembly 100 comprises cabinet 10 that is mounted onto rails 20 to wall 110 . wall 110 is a conventional wall found within a residential or commercial property . it can be a drywall in 4 ft ( 1219 mm ) wide sheets of various lengths . newly formed sheets are cut from a belt , the result of a continuous manufacturing process . in some commercial applications , sheets up to 16 ft are used . larger sheets make for faster installation , since they reduce the number of joints that must be finished . often , a sizable quantity of any custom length may be ordered , from factories , to exactly fit ceiling - to - floor on a large project . drywall are secured with wall - studs which are seams between the wall that are supporting structures . rails 20 can be safely anchored onto the studs of the drywall to hold up the furniture . wall 110 can also be a structure wall in which the wall is a secured wall of the property and can support an inordinate amount of weight . in which case , the positions of rails 20 can be more flexible on the structured wall . thus , it is contemplated that the wall can be any walls to support a piece of furniture . the advantage of the present invention allows the furniture to be easily mounted on a wall for a secured connection . furthermore , different furniture pieces can be easily interchanged according to the needs . it is contemplated that this can be applicable to residential or commercial housing , like a warehouse or even shipping containers that require furniture pieces . it should be apparent to those skilled in the art that many more modifications besides those already described are possible without departing from the inventive concepts herein . moreover , in interpreting the disclosure , all terms should be interpreted in the broadest possible manner consistent with the context . in particular , the terms “ comprises ” and “ comprising ” should be interpreted as referring to elements , components , or steps in a non - exclusive manner , indicating that the referenced elements , components , or steps could be present , or utilized , or combined with other elements , components , or steps that are not expressly referenced . where the specification claims refers to at least one of something selected from the group consisting of a , b , c . . . and n , the text should be interpreted as requiring only one element from the group , not a plus n , or b plus n , etc .
a modular furniture system operable in combination with a wall that has an upper set of laterally extending slots and a lower set of laterally extending slots . the system has a first rail that can be anchored to the wall , and having a first connector that engages at least one of the slots in a manner that assists in supporting a weight of the furniture .