Abstract: A clip to facilitate a coupling of an object to a suction cup includes a body having a first surface and a second surface disposed opposite to the first surface. The body defines an opening extending from the first surface to the second surface. The clip also includes a tongue adapted to engage with the suction cup and extending inside the opening from the body. The tongue includes a first end attached to the body and a second end arranged at a gap from the body.

Abstract: A clip to facilitate a coupling of an object to a suction cup includes a body having a first surface and a second surface disposed opposite to the first surface. The body defines an opening extending from the first surface to the second surface. The clip also includes a tongue adapted to engage with the suction cup and extending inside the opening from the body. The tongue includes a first end attached to the body and a second end arranged at a gap from the body.

Abstract: Tray units adapted to be mounted on and extend from the front edges of conventional display shelves for supporting and displaying merchandise are provided with mounting support means which attach the tray to the display shelf. The support means includes a first member which extends horizontally from the back side of the tray and a plurality of posts which depend from the first member and extend parallel therewith and rearwardly therefrom. The tray may be simply attached to and supported from the front edge of the shelf by inserting the posts into holes in the shelf so that the first member rests on the top surface of the shelf and the posts rest on the bottom surface of the shelf.

Abstract: A display tray which employs a mounting or support panel for attachment to one face of a transparent wall is provided with a floor which extends the full width of the support panel and a containment wall which projects upwardly from the floor. The support panel defines an opening above the floor in the area which supports displayed product so that the product is visible through the transparent wall. The containment wall cooperates with the floor to define a tray cavity which extends the full width of the support panel so that the tray cavity occupies maximum horizontal floor space on the tray and the containment wall at least partially obscures the mounting devices which secure the tray to the transparent wall.

Abstract: Apparatus for displaying merchandise is suspended from overhead ceiling structures. The display apparatus includes a suspension beam supported by a support hook which attaches to the ceiling support grid members of a drop-style ceiling. The suspension beam includes an elongated channel defined by opposing sides connected by a central web. Display hooks are mounted in apertures in the web and locked into position by the opposing sides of the channel. Promotional graphic displays and/or merchandise may be supported on the hook structures mounted on the suspension beam.

Abstract: Shelves or trays for displaying merchandise are mounted on spaced-apart suspension strands depending from overhead ceiling structures. The trays are attached to the suspension strands with brackets which have tabs supported in apertures in the suspension strands and mechanical attachments which secure the tray to the bracket. The mechanical attachments are adjustable to accommodate orientation of the tray to permit gravity flow of merchandise forward or rearward in the tray. Promotional graphic displays may also be supported on the suspension strands.

Abstract: Shelf units adapted to be mounted on vertical walls for displaying merchandise are adapted to utilize removeable hooks which are used for cross-merchandising complimentary products. The shelf unit is also adapted to be mounted on the exterior face of a wall, door or window of a refrigerated vault or the like and to prevent air from migrating down the wall between the wall and the shelf unit.

Abstract: Shelf units adapted to be mounted on vertical walls for displaying merchandise are adapted to utilize removeable hooks which are used for cross-merchandising complimentary products. The shelf unit is also adapted to be mounted on the exterior face of a wall, door or window of a refrigerated vault or the like and to prevent air from migrating down the wall between the wall and the shelf unit.

Abstract: Display hook assemblies provided with a removeable display panel are mounted on the forward edge of a merchandise display shelf. The display assembly has a base portion which attaches to the shelf and supports a product hook which depends from the forward edge of the shelf A removeable display panel is detachably secured to the base. The display panel may be removed and replaced without disturbing products suspended from the hook or other products displayed on the shelf.