an angle from the longitudinal direction of the beam 50a the table top 412 may be supported by the brace 414 and by either the beams 50a 50b or the uprights 64 68 of the standard 16 one may note that the rack 10 may be configured in a variety of ways and still accommodate the table top 412 extending longitudinally from each end that is the rack 10 may be configured to support skis golf bags bats snowboards skiboards or other athletic equipment along each of the beams 50a 50b while still having available a table top 328 at each end for use by patrons a bracket 418 may be secured in association with the standard 16 or may be attached to the legs 36a 36b 37a 37b as described above the bracket 418 may be adapted to support a wastebasket 416 in general a bin 320 to gather the backing strips that are removed from lift tickets before attaching the lift tickets to a wire wicket thus the wicket bar 410 may hold the wire wicket while the wastebasket 416 may receive used wickets used tickets and backing strips from used lift tickets referring now to fig2 a table 328.