Abstract: An adjustable bracket assembly having a pair of longitudinally spaced tab members, each including a notched portion in mirrored image to the other for insertion in spaced slots of a support member. One of the tab members includes a threaded stud and the other tab member includes a sleeve through which the stud passes. A nut, threadly mounted on the threaded stud adjacent the free end of the sleeve, is rotatable to adjust the spacing between the tab members to correspond to the spacing between a pair of slots in the support member. The notched portions of each tab member includes a tapered surface for enabling the tab members to be secured to support members having varying wall thicknesses.

Abstract: A canopy structure adapted to be disposed over a conventional display gondola and having a universal mounting device attachable to the top marginal edge of the gondola. The canopy includes a header assembly having adjustable panels, a rear panel and a front sign panel. The rear edge of the header is attached to the mounting device and the opposite edge is supported by posts extending upwardly from the bottom shelf of the gondola. The end panels each include a flange attached to a rear edge thereof for connection to one end of a vertically extending stud which is connected at its other end to the universal mounting device. In one embodiment, the stud and the flange both have apertures formed therein and fastening means are utilized to connect the stud to the flange while the stud is connected at its other end to stud bolts extending from the universal mounting device. In another embodiment, the studs are formed as inwardly flanged channel members attached at one end to the flange formed on the end panels.

Abstract: A canopy structure adapted to be disposed over a conventional display gondola and having a universal mounting device attachable to the top marginal edge of the gondola. The canopy includes a header assembly having adjustable panels, a rear panel and a front sign panel. The rear edge of the header is attached to the mounting device and the opposite edge is supported by posts extending upwardly from the bottom shelf of the gondola. The adjustable panels of the header assembly include front and rear flanged panels with a plurality of apertures formed in each of the flanges in alignment with one another. The rear end panel section telescopes into the front end panel section and fastening means are utilized to fix the depth of the end panels to match the depth of the gondola shelves.

Abstract: A display stand having a column extending upwardly from a base wherein vertically spaced holders horizontally support elongate products on the column. Wing panels mounted in spaced relation to opposed sides of the column enhance the appearance of the display stand. A header extends between upper portions of the wing panels and carries advertising for the displayed products.

Abstract: A canopy structure adapted to be disposed over a conventional display gondola and having a universal mounting device attachable to the top marginal edge of the gondola. The canopy includes a header assembly having adjustable panels, a rear panel and a front sign panel. The rear edge of the header is attached to the mounting device and the opposite edge is supported by posts extending upwardly from the bottom shelf of the gondola.

Abstract: A shelving system for supporting horizontally disposed shelving adjacent a vertical wall surface having associated horizontally extending sill or the like at the upper extremity of the wall. The system includes vertically extending rail members having supporting and positioning means which are capable of puncturing or piercing the sill to achieve the supporting and positioning of the rail members.

Abstract: A removable seat for attachment to a support, such as the thwart of a boat, having a mounting housing rotatably secured to the base of the seat. A plurality of support-engaging members are slidably disposed in the housing for removably attaching the seat to the support. Each of the support-engaging members includes a cylindrical bar having an L-shaped end portion to which a rubber disk is attached. Locking means releasably secure each of the support-engaging members to the housing. Each locking means includes a lever which is pivotally attached to the housing and has detent means formed therein for slidably receiving one of the support-engaging members. A resilient means, such as a spring, is disposed between a pair of levers for urging the detent means carried thereby into frictional engagement with the support-engaging member.