Rotating dor and shelf for corner cabinets and the like

Claim 1

IN COMBINATION WITH A CORNER CABINET HAVING LSHAPED TOP AND BOTTOM PANELS, A DOOR CONSISTING OF ANGULARLY DISPOSED PANELS ARRANGED TO CLOSE THE SPACE BETWEEN THE INNER ARMS OF SAID L-SHAPED PANELS, MOUNTING PLATES HAVING NOTCHES IN THEIR ENDS SECURED IN FLUSH RELATION TO THE INNER SIDES OF SAID L-SHAPED PANELS AND PROJECTING REARWARDLY THEREFROM, BEARING OPENINGS FORMED IN SAID PLATED REARWARDLY FROM SAID NOTCHES AND PROJECTING INTO SAID TOP AND BOTTOM PANELS, MOUNTING BRACKETS POSITIONED AT THE UPPER AND LOWER ENDS OF SAID DOOR PANELS AND HAVING CHANNEL SHAPED BODIES FACING INWARDLY OF THE CABINET WITH THE WEBS OF THE CHANNELS OPPOSED TO THE INNER SIDES OF SAID L-SHAPED PANELS, CONNECTING ARMS TURNED ANGULARLY OUTWARDLY FROM SAID CHANNEL SHAPED BODIES AND SECURED TO THE REAR SIDES OF SAID DOOR PANELS, BEARING OPENINGS FORMED IN THE WEBS OF SAID BODIES, PINTLE PINS RECIPROCABLY MOUNTED IN SAID LAST BEARING OPENINGS AND HAVING SHOULDERS ENGAGEABLE THEREWITH, COVER PLATES SECURED ACROSS THE SIDE FLANGES OF SAID CHANNEL SHAPED BODY MEMBERS, THE INNER ENDS OF SAID PINTLE PINS BEING JOURNALED IN SAID COVER PLATES, AND SPRINGS COMPRESSED BETWEEN SAID SHOULDERS ON SAID PINTLE PINS AND SAID COVER PLATES,