Abstract: A modular display having upper and lower modules connected to one another. Each module has an upstanding wall and is of L-shaped cross section. The upstanding wall of each lower module is secured to the protruding wall of the upper module below the upper edge of the wall. The upstanding walls are thus, in use, spaced from one another to define an open ended receptacle. The lower end of an upper module and an upper part of lower module have mutually engageable connector parts for connecting the modules together.

Abstract: A modular display having upper and lower modules. Each module has a pair of upstanding walls and a base therebetween, to define an open ended receptacle. The lower end of the upper module and an upper part of the lower module have mutually engagable hanger parts for connecting the modules together by hanging the lower module from the upper module. A tube may be attached to the back side a lower module upstanding wall for spacing the lower module from a wall such that the modules are angled as desired to receive articles therein.

Abstract: A channel member 10 is open on one side 12 to define a socket 14 for receiving a retail accessory (not shown). The exterior of one or more sidewalls 16, 18 of the channel member 10 includes a resiliently deformable ribs 20 protruding therefrom.

Abstract: It is known to provide a collapsible dispenser, for example leaflets and small articles, having an upstanding, elongate recess open at one end for the insertion and dispensing of such articles. However, the need to incline the recess rearwardly means that such a known receptacle is unstable unless a detachable stabilizer is secured thereto. The invention relates to a receptacle foldable to an erect configuration from a blank, the blank comprising a base having hingedly secured thereto a plurality of walls. The base includes extending therefrom a rigid member that serves to stabilize the receptacle. One of the walls includes a recess for the member so that the blank can occupy a completely flat configuration before erecting of the receptacle.