Abstract: An adjustable peg hook for use in a pegboard-based merchandising display. The peg hook comprises a suspension bracket for affixation to a pegboard and an insert which slides within a pair of channel passages on the suspension bracket. The insert has a support plate characterized by a height which affords a sliding horizontal adjustment motion and a slight vertical locking motion. A merchandise suspension hook is carried by the support plate. The vertical locking motion causes a pair of nodules on the support to come into locking engagement with a wall of one of the channel passages.

Abstract: A reversible shelf divider particularly advantageous for use on shelving systems having sloping shelves comprises a divider member having a length edge of a first dimension and a width edge of a second dimension which is lesser than the first dimension. A first combination slide/stop member is connected to the length edge of the divider member and extends at right angles thereto. The first combination slide/stop member extends the full length of the divider member and projects equally on each of its sides. A second combination slide/stop member is connected to the width edge of the divider member and extends at right angles thereto. The second combination slide/stop member extends the full width of the divider member and projects equally on each of its sides.