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: Apparatus for displaying merchandise is suspended from overhead ceiling structures. The display apparatus includes a suspension strand supported by a support hook which attaches to the ceiling support grid members of a drop-style ceiling. The support hook is locked into place on the support grid member by the ceiling tile. Promotional graphic displays and/or merchandise may be supported on the hook structures secured to the suspension strand.

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 or tray units adapted to be mounted on vertical walls for displaying merchandise are provided with a mounting support which has oppositely disposed mounting slots for receiving the stems of suction cups. The oppositely disposed slots prevent accidental or otherwise undesired dislocation of the tray from the supporting wall. The tray unit is also provided with spacing braces disposed between the tray and the wall on which the tray is mounted to prevent the load carried by the tray from exerting rotational forces on the suction cup stems which would cause the suction cups to separate from the supporting wall.

Abstract: A vehicle container has been provided that, in an exemplary implementation, includes a mounting surface, one or more container walls, and an attachment device. The attachment device mounts the mounting surface and container walls to a surface of the vehicle. The container walls and the mounting surface are configured such that a container space or volume is created by a surface of a vehicle and the container walls. In one configuration, the attachment device is not positioned between the container space and the surface of the vehicle. A method of making a container space or volume is also provided.