associated rod in fig5 a c different rods that is having differences in the hooked ends and notches are abutted when produced for example by stamping after production the rods are separated by shape and used in matched sets although mixing of rods is not precluded in use as well as in manufacture because the longitudinal spacing between the notches is equal regardless of which rod is used sliding attachment to a cabinet rail is accomplished conventionally in fig5 a rods 74 76 are abutted along what would be their lower edges 78 79 in actual use the rod ends are in alignment and the notch 80 in the rod 74 opposes the notch 81 in the rod 76 an extension 82 of the end tip of the rod 76 rests against the sloped edge 84 at the end of the rod 74 the main body 86 of the rod 74 that is between the notches 80 at opposite ends of the rod 74 extends beyond the tip 88 by a distance 90 such that the inner edge 92 of the notch 80 is the longer edge by this nesting economics in manufacture are provided as described above it should be noted that the extension 82 on the rod 76 can be made longer than the extension 90 on the rod 74 without affecting.