Abstract: In a merchandising system of the type utilizing a pegboard, slatboard, or wire grid, a wire rack is provided which includes hook brackets for suspending the wire rack on the display panel, and the wire rack includes several collars formed thereon for receiving a reusable container wherein the container includes bulk products for sale and is provided with a flange or rim extending from the top of the container adjacent the opening therein. The collar on the wire rack is of such a size as to receive the container and support the container by its flange. A large circular bar extends along the front of the wire rack to which identification clips can be mounted.

Abstract: A merchandising unit comprises a structure having a rear displaypanel and two side spaced-apart parallel panels joined to the rear panel at upstanding columns and further upstanding columns extending at the outer edges of the side panels. A rectangular frame is provided at the top of the structure for maintaining the stability thereof. A wire grid forms the rear and side panels which define a vaulted space, and display trays and/or shelves having hook brackets are hung from the rear panel within the vaulted space, and similar display devices having hook brackets are hung from the side panels on the surface away from the vaulted space.

Abstract: In a merchandising system of the type utilizing a pegboard, slatboard, or wire grid, a wire rack is provided which includes hook brackets for suspending the wire rack on the display panel, and the wire rack includes several collars formed thereon for receiving a reusable container wherein the container includes bulk products for sale and is provided with a flange or rim extending from the top of the container adjacent the opening therein. The collar on the wire rack is of such a size as to receive the container and support the container by its flange. A large circular bar extends along the front of the wire rack to which identification clips can be mounted.