Abstract: The display rack includes a frame, an extension, and first and second sets of shelves. The frame has a base and posts that extend from the frame. The posts have a first side and second side. An extension is slidably coupled to the base. The first set of shelves is located on the first side of the posts, while the second set of shelves is located on the second side of the posts. The extension moves between extended and stowed positions. In the extended position, the extension is extended from the base on a second side of the posts. A bottom most shelf of the second set of shelves is coupled to the posts and bears on the extension. The second set of shelves can be hung on the second side of the posts when the extension is extended. The rack is double sided in this configuration. The rack can be converted to a single sided rack by stowing the extension into the base. The shelves can be allowed to depend from the posts, or removed from the posts all together.

Abstract: The display rack has a frame with a top wall and side walls and a cavity therein. The frame contains plural nested shelves that can pulled out of the cavity to an extended position or pushed into the cavity. The nested shelves can individually be nested to allow selective adjustment of the amount of shelf space that is available for use. Each nested shelf has a top wall and side walls. The top walls of the nested shelves and of the frame serve to support products for sale. The nested shelves are slidingly coupled together with drawer guides connected to the side walls. There is also provided a secondary or rear shelf that slides inside and out of the frame. There is also provided a top shelf on top of the frame. Wheeled legs support the rack off of the floor.

Abstract: The inclined display rack has a frame with a base and posts extending therefrom. The posts have supports thereon, with the supports being separated from the base by a distance. There is provided an extension that has first and second ends. The second end of the extension slidingly engages the base so as to move between a fully extended position and a partially extended position. The first end of the extension is closer to the base when the extension is in the partially extended position than when the extension is in the fully extended position. There is also a rack having a main section and one or more secondary sections. The main section has first and second ends, with the first end being pivotally coupled to the first end of the extension. The second end of the main section is pivotally coupled to a secondary section. The rack is received between the posts and bears on the supports such that the main section of the rack is inclined to the base.