Cantilever storage rack

Claim 1

A STORAGE RACK COMPRISING: A PLURALITY OF VERTICAL POSTS EACH HAVING FIRST AND SECOND ABUTTING WALL AT RIGHT ANGLES; A PLURALITY OF VERTICALLY ARRANGED FIRST APERTURES IN THE POST SECOND WALL; A BRACKET MOUNTED ON EACH POST COMPRISING A BASE PLATE PART OF WHICH IS MOUNTED FLUSH AGAINST THE POST SECOND WALL AND PART OF WHICH EXTENDS FROM THE POST SECOND WALL BEYOND THE FIRST WALL; THE BRACKET FURTHER INCLUDING A FIRST SUPPORT WALL EXTENDING TRANSVERSELY FROM ONE SIDE OF THE BASE AND BEING FLUSH WITH THE POST FIRST WALL, AND A FIRST LOADBEARING WALL EXTENDING TRANSVERSELY FROM THE BASE PLATE AT SUBSTANTIALLY A RIGHT ANGLE WITH RESPECT TO THE FIRST SUPPORT WALL; A CANTILEVER BEAM RESTING ON THE FIRST LOAD-BEARING WALL AND HAVING A SECOND APERTURE NEAR ONE END; THE BRACKET BASE PLATE HAVING A THIRD APERTURE; AND A BOLT EXTENDING THROUGH ONE OF THE FIRST APERTURES, THE SECOND APERTURE AND THE THIRD APERTURE, WHEREBY THE CANTILEVER BEAM IS SUPPORTED IN A HORIZONTAL POSITION BY THE BOLT AND THE FIRST LOAD-BEARING WALL, AND THE BRACKET IS SUPPORTED BY THE BOLT AND THE POST FIRST WALL WHICH BEARS AGAINST THE FIRST SUPPORT WALL OF THE BRACKETS; THE BOLT BEING LOCATED FARTHER FROM THE POST FIRST WALL THAN ANY PART OF THE FIRST LOAD-BEARING WALL, WHEREBY THE CANTILEVER BEAM IS FREE TO PIVOT ABOUT THE BOLT IF AN UPWARD FORCE IS EXERTED THEREON.