Abstract: A merchandise shelving display embodying a downwardly inclined shelf panel supported from a supporting frame. At least one downwardly inclined track unit is integrally formed to provide a pair of upstanding outer rails extending in spaced parallel relation to each other and a pair of upstanding inner rails between the outer rails and extending in spaced parallel relation to each other and the outer rails with the upper surfaces of the outer rails being at an elevation different from the elevation of the upper surfaces of the inner rails. Each track unit is detachably secured to the upper surface of the shelf panel so that a plurality of laterally spaced track units may be carried by the shelf panel.

Abstract: A merchandise display unit having a pair of spaced uprights connected to adjacent ends of parallel shoe members which extend normal to and terminate adjacent an upstanding side plate. Parallel clips are carried by the outer end of each shoe member with the inner surfaces of the clips having upstanding recesses therein which face each other. An inturned flange carried by each end of the side plate passes between the parallel clips and is provided with a laterally extending projection which snaps into the adjacent upstanding recess in the adjacent clip. The uprights are detachably connected to each other by a tie bar having channel-like end portions with lateral slots therein which engage T-shaped slots in the uprights.

Abstract: An end platform side plate and the outer end of an adjacent shoe member for a merchandise display unit are detachably connected to each other by a removable, channel-like clip which slidably engages the inner surface of the side plate with one flange of the clip extending into and engaging an outwardly opening recess in the shoe member and the other flange of the clip engaging the inner surface of an upstanding bracket carried by the side plate.