Abstract: A flower pot support assembly includes a rectangular panel defining a few windows. The support is engaged and retained into a corresponding panel window via lateral flange grooves. An arcuate seat is made integral to the panel window periphery and abuttingly cooperates with a corresponding flower pot support and associated window edge sloping ramps for flower pot support sliding and tilting engagement within the panel window, all in such a way as to releasably lock the flower pot support in nesting condition inside the panel window with the support member mouth facing upwardly.

Abstract: A flower pot support assembly includes a rectangular panel defining a few windows. The support is engaged and retained into a corresponding panel window via lateral flange grooves. An arcuate seat is made integral to the panel window periphery and abuttingly cooperates with a corresponding flower pot support and associated window edge sloping ramps for flower pot support sliding and tilting engagement within the panel window, all in such a way as to releasably lock the flower pot support in nesting condition inside the panel window with the support member mouth facing upwardly.

Abstract: A friction wheel includes a ring and bearing assembly, the friction ring extending from opposite sides of the bearing and having an inner facing surface; a hub surrounding an inner passage sized for receipt of the ring and bearing assembly, and the hub including an annular lip extending therefrom on opposite sides of the hub; at least one cap having an annular rim sized and configured for secured attachment to the annular lip, and each cap including an annular sleeve extending therefrom, and wherein the ring is sized for engaged receipt of the annular sleeve; raised elements on the annular sleeve sized and configured for a friction fit against the inner facing surface of the ring; and wherein relative rotation between the at least one cap and the ring requires a force sufficient to overcome the friction fit between the raised elements and the inner facing surface of the ring.

Abstract: A bumper for use in combination with a shopping cart includes a first faceplate extending from a second faceplate at an angle between 80 degrees and 120 degrees, and each of the first and second faceplates having a front surface and a rear surface; an elongated recessed face on the front surface of each of the first and second faceplates; an elongated strip of tape having a first surface that is reflective and a second surface that is adhesive, and wherein the second surface of the elongated strip of tape is sized and configured for adhered receipt on each of the first and second elongated recessed faces; and a plurality of mounting flanges each being secured to the rear surfaces of the first and second faceplates, and wherein each of the plurality of mounting flanges is selectively securable to the shopping cart for supporting the first and second faceplates thereon.