A rack to be suspended from a support structure includes a hook portion, an upright portion, and a shelf. The hook portion defines a cavity configured to receive an upper edge of a wall of the support structure therein. The upright wall is connected to and extends from the hook portion. The shelf is connected to the upright wall at a location spaced apart from the hook portion along a height of the upright wall. The shelf projects outward from the upright wall to a distal edge of the shelf that is spaced apart from the upright wall. The shelf defines a plurality of slots through the thickness of the shelf. The slots are open along the distal edge and are configured to accommodate one or more of multiple reclosable container caps or multiple tubes connected to the reclosable container caps.
1. A rack to be suspended from a support structure, the rack comprising:
a hook portion defining a cavity configured to receive an upper edge of a wall of the support structure therein;
an upright wall connected to and extending from the hook portion; and
a shelf connected to the upright wall at a location spaced apart from the hook portion along a height of the upright wall, the shelf projecting outward from the upright wall to a distal edge of the shelf that is spaced apart from the upright wall, wherein the shelf extends a width from the upright wall to the distal edge and extends a length perpendicular to the width between first and second ends of the shelf,
wherein the shelf defines a plurality of slots through the shelf and a plurality of apertures through the shelf, the slots open along the distal edge and arranged in a first row along the length of the shelf, the apertures arranged in a second row along the length of the shelf, the second row disposed between the first row and the upright wall,
wherein the apertures have rectangular shapes and a long dimension of each of the apertures is less than a diameter of a reclosable container cap configured to be received in the respective aperture, and a short dimension of each of the apertures is greater than a height of the reclosable container cap from a bottom end thereof to the top end thereof,
wherein at least two of the slots have a bayonet-style shape that includes a linear receiving segment and a transverse segment, the linear receiving segment extending from the distal edge, the transverse segment extending from the linear receiving segment and shaped to retain a tube that is connected to the reclosable container cap, the linear receiving segments being narrower than the apertures along the length of the shelf.
2. The rack of claim 1 , wherein the hook portion, the upright wall, and the shelf are integrally connected to one another and define a unitary, monolithic body.
3. The rack of claim 1 , wherein the shelf is planar along an entirety of the width from the upright wall to the distal edge such that the slots are coplanar with the apertures.
4. The rack of claim 1 , wherein the linear receiving segments of the slots extend parallel to each other towards the upright wall.
5. The rack of claim 1 , wherein a thickness of the shelf and a thickness of the upright wall are each less than 5 mm.
6. The rack of claim 1 , wherein the hook portion includes a shoulder and a lip, the shoulder connected to both the upright wall and the lip and disposed between the upright wall and the lip, wherein the cavity is laterally defined between the upright wall and the lip, and the shoulder defines a closed top end of the cavity.
7. The rack of claim 6 , wherein the lip includes one or more fitting elements coupled to the lip and projecting from an inner surface of the lip into the cavity, the one or more fitting elements configured to mechanically contact the wall of the support structure that is received within the cavity to secure the hook portion on the wall of the support structure.
8. The rack of claim 1 , wherein the transverse segment extends along a curved path from the linear receiving segment to an end of the respective slot, the curved path defined by a peninsular portion of the shelf.
9. A rack to be suspended from a support structure, the rack comprising:
a hook portion defining a cavity configured to receive an upper edge of a wall of the support structure therein;
an upright wall connected to and extending from the hook portion; and
a shelf connected to the upright wall at a location spaced apart from the hook portion along a height of the upright wall, the shelf projecting outward from the upright wall to a distal edge of the shelf that is spaced apart from the upright wall, wherein the shelf extends a width from the upright wall to the distal edge and extends a length perpendicular to the width between first and second ends of the shelf,
wherein the shelf defines a plurality of slots through the shelf and a plurality of apertures through the shelf, the slots open along the distal edge and arranged in a first row along the length of the shelf, the apertures arranged in a second row along the length of the shelf, second row disposed between the first row and the upright wall along the width of the shelf,
wherein the apertures have rectangular shapes and a long dimension of each of the apertures is less than a diameter of a reclosable container cap configured to be received in the respective aperture, and a short dimension of each of the apertures is greater than a height of the reclosable container cap from a bottom end thereof to the top end thereof,
wherein at least one of the slots has a bayonet-style shape that includes a linear receiving segment and a transverse segment, the linear receiving segment extending from the distal edge to the transverse segment, the transverse segment extending along a curved path from the linear receiving segment to an end of the respective slot.
10. The rack of claim 9 , wherein the shelf is planar along an entirety of the width of the shelf from the upright wall to the distal edge such that the slots are coplanar with the apertures.