Abstract: An apparatus and methods for moving a shelving assembly. The apparatus includes support legs that are connected to the shelving assembly. Jack assemblies are connected to the support legs and are moveable to engage the ground and lift the shelving assembly off the ground. The jack assemblies include wheels so that, when lifted off the ground, the shelving assembly can be moved over the ground with the moving apparatus attached to it.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a shelving system configured to be coupled to a wall and supported on a support surface is provided. The shelving system can include a fixed shelving unit extending laterally from the wall, and a movable shelving unit. The fixed shelving unit can include a vertical support coupled to a base. The movable shelving unit can also extend laterally from the wall, and can be movable through a shelving path. In some embodiments, the shelving system can be provided with a floor leveling system enabling a user to easily and quickly level the shelving system. Also, in some embodiments, the movable shelving unit includes a damper that slows the movable shelving unit prior to being stopped.

Abstract: An apparatus and methods for moving a shelving assembly. The apparatus includes support legs that are connected to the shelving assembly. Jack assemblies are connected to the support legs and are moveable to engage the ground and lift the shelving assembly off the ground. The jack assemblies include wheels so that, when lifted off the ground, the shelving assembly can be moved over the ground with the moving apparatus attached to it.

Abstract: A shelving system employing an array of vertical standards defining vertically arranged pockets on the inwardly facing surface of each and a shelf. The shelf is rectangular and is formed from a single sheet of metal to which shoulder rivets are secured. The rivet heads extend outwardly of the side edges of the shelf and are arrayed to cooperate with a set of pockets to support and retain a shelf in association with the array of vertical standards.

Abstract: A battery operated, rotatable platform display device for use in retail establishments. The display device employs a friction clutch provided between the base of the rotatable platform and an underlying drive plate upon which the rotatable platform is supported via a rotatable drive shaft.

Abstract: An archive, storage-rack assembly which is relatively easy to assemble, which provides considerable space-savings, which is relatively less costly to make, and which is relatively more stable. The archive storage-rack assembly of the invention is provided with four, specially-designed, corner-column supports. Operatively, and removably, associated therewith are shelf-clip units for supporting shelves. Each shelf-clip unit is one integral unit having two, end clip-sections for placement into respective openings of two, corner-column supports and for supporting a shelf-corner, an elongated, reinforcing angle-bracket section integral with, and interconnecting, the two, end-clip sections, and an elongated, box-guide section integral with, and projecting upwardly from, the elongated, reinforcing angle-bracket section. Each clip-assembly has a length extending in the direction of the depth of the rack-assembly, with a lateral pair of end-column supports supporting it via the two, integral, end-clip sections.

Abstract: A modular fitting room for retail store use. The fitting room provides side and front panels to define an interior space. A door panel is provided with laterally extending formations which cooperates with studs to prevent viewing of the interior space from outside of that space. Studs for mounting the door panel and for facilitating the assembly of the fitting room are also described.

Abstract: A storage rack assembly includes a plurality of vertically disposed corner posts and a plurality of horizontally disposed beams interconnected between the corner posts for defining a box-like structure having a front face and a rear face. A plurality of elongate partition members are interconnected in spaced parallel relationship between a beam forming part of the front face and a beam forming part of the rear face, each partition member comprising a longitudinal base portion, a longitudinal leg portion extending upwardly from the center of the base portion and a pair of longitudinal shoulders extending upwardly from each edge of the base portion. Each partition member further includes longitudinal mating means depending from the center of the base portion for mating with suitable slots formed in the beams of the front and rear faces of the assembly.

Abstract: A storage rack assembly comprising a plurality of L shaped corner posts each having a plurality of spaced apart openings in each wall thereof for interlocking with mating tabs struck from near one end of each of a plurality of beams. Each corner post opening has a central area wider than its opposite ends, which ends lie on a line coaxial with the elongate axis of a post. Each tab comprises a central portion spaced from the beam, two opposed connecting arms extending outwardly from the central portion coaxial with the elongate axis of the beam and transversely of the connecting arms. Upon assembly, the elongate axis of the beam and post are arranged in perpendicular relationship enabling a tab to be inserted through the wider central area of an opening and then moved downwardly to provide a three point contact defined by the opposed ears extending over and contacting one face of one post wall and by one connecting arm engaging and bearing against one end of the opening.