Abstract: The display rack is formed from a number of modules which consist of molded plastic framing units having projecting guide pins which permit the units to be interconnected. The side edge of each unit adjacent the guide pins is open, while the remaining edges of the unit are provided with raised border means. Therefore, tile or literature to be displayed can be slipped into the framing unit and when the modules are attached together, all edges of a display are framed. The unit gives the appearance of a single unit rather than a unit formed form a plurality of modules.

Abstract: A carpet display stand having a base made of two telescoping parts which are adjustable to provide a display stand of variable heights. On top of the base there is mounted an inclined flat top. The front edge of the top is provided with an open area for the display of information on the carpet positioned on the display stand. The back end of the top is positioned by a cut-away portion of the base so that carpet samples may be positioned with their ends in this cut-away area and they may be flipped over into this cut-away area. Carpet samples are releasably clamped to the flat top.

Abstract: A display for ceiling boards is fabricated to provide consumers with an indication of the different ceiling board designs which are available for purchase. The display is suspended at an inclined relationship for the purpose of displaying the different ceiling designs in a simulated suspended ceiling arrangement. Divider means are provided between adjacent ceiling designs to segregate the different designs and to more clearly simulate a room display for each design.