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Segmented shelving construction

Patent 5472103 Issued on December 5, 1995. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject May 25, 2014. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

Patent References

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Shelving structure
Patent #: 3993002
Issued on: 11/23/1976
Inventor: Stroh

Display structure
Patent #: 4108085
Issued on: 08/22/1978
Inventor: Shepherd ,   et al.

Mounting device
Patent #: 4138019
Issued on: 02/06/1979
Inventor: Smith

Display device for merchandising nuts and bolts
Patent #: 5097968
Issued on: 03/24/1992
Inventor: Gregory

Merchandise saddle display system Patent #: 5305898
Issued on: 04/26/1994
Inventor: Merl

Inventor

Application

No. 248759 filed on 05/25/1994

US Classes:

211/187, Vertically adjustable211/90.02, Adjustable211/90.04, Plural211/190, Vertically adjustable403/256Clamped member

Examiners

Primary: Ramirez, Ramon O.
Assistant: Chan, Korie

Attorney, Agent or Firm

International Class

A47B 043/00

Abstract

A segmented shelving construction in which the vertical shelving cubic volumes are custom designed in accordance with the actual product being sold. The shelving is attached to a standard upright gondola construction consisting of a base and at least two vertical uprights per gondola. The uprights have a plurality of vertical slots to be engaged by hooks supporting the shelving. In the present invention, horizontal hanging bars with adjustable end male plugs carrying hooks to be received within the vertical upright slots are positioned at a desired height. The hanging bars then receive at least two vertical shelving standards, the shelving standards contain elongated slots near the top and bottom edges of the standards, or at any other desired location. The hanging bars are received in the vertical slots and there is sufficient room for them to be moved within the slots. Typical shelves of any desired size are supported by typical brackets having hooks to be received in a plurality of vertical slots within the vertical standards. Because of the vertical slots, variations in the vertical slots and the uprights or uneven inferior construction can easily be accommodated because of the elongated slots in the vertical standards.

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