Abstract: In a four-post merchandizer, two light-gauge sheet metal corner posts are reinforced against twisting by a dual camming action by which the two posts are urged tightly against the corners of the shelves. Each post comprises two telescoping post sections, and a unitary coilable, flexible trim sheet, received in grooves formed in the post elements, and extending from one end of the post to the other. The posts have a W-shaped horizontal cross-section, in which a pocket is formed for receiving the ends of shelf hooks, thereby protecting the flexible trim from damage. Base panels are secured together by sliding a first flange of one panel into a pocket formed by second and third flanges of another panel and two perpendicular surfaces of a post. By tapering the ends of the first and third flanges, the entry of the first flange into the pocket can be carried out without careful initial alignment.

Abstract: A shelf structure includes a shelf body having a pair of spaced gripping and strengthening projections, each projection extending longitudinally from one side edge to the other along the undersurface of said shelf body and being integrally attached to said undersurface. The shelf structure is removably attached to two opposed side supports, as, e.g., the side walls of a bathroom cabinet, by engagement of each of the gripping projections at its sides with opposed lateral projections on each of the side supports.

Abstract: A shelf system especially suited for installation in closed spaces such as van trucks. Four vertically, spaced front and rear posts are installed vertically as opposite corners of the shelf structure and each post comprises an open channel having vertically spaced openings therein. The channels in the front and rear posts are arranged to face towards each other. A plurality of shelves each comprises a flat steel band member on the elongated front and rear edges with each band member having an arcuate end leading to a notched tip or hook which fits in a respective opening in the vertical member. The ends of the band on one side are freely flexible for insertion of the hooks in the openings.

Abstract: An ajustable shelf assembly which, in a four corner post embodiment, preferably includes novel latch structure at each of the opposed front corners of the assembly. Each latch structure is comprised of a flex arm with a latch finger mounted on one end, the flex arm being connected to the shelf at the other end. The flex arm, which preferably is inherently flexible, is normally in a connect position generally parallel to the front edge of the shelf, the latch finger being received in a front corner post hole in that connect position, thereby connecting the shelf and corner post into a shelf assembly. The flex arm's latch finger is retracted from the connect position simply by depressing or flexing the flex arm out of the front edge parallel position by temporarily exerting a force thereon generally normal to the shelf's front edge, thereby permitting the shelf to be easily assembled with or disassembled from the corner post by exerting a manual force on the flex arm generally normal to the shelf's front edge.

Abstract: A wall fixture or shelf unit including a rail or bracket having laterally positioned projections and a shelf unit having a slot construction which fits into the projections thereby locking it to the bracket.

Abstract: Elongated slotted channel members and L-shaped corner pieces of registering cross sectional shapes may be assembled into various frames for supporting a plurality of shelves or the like.

Abstract: A shelf support bracket construction adapted for use singly or in pairs for engaging into a vertical wall divider or spline and having at least one rearwardly disposed projection and at least one forwardly disposed laterally offset projection for supporting an appurtenance. When used in pairs the brackets intermesh and the rearward projections of the brackets are vertically offset with respect to each other to engage in adjacent slots in the spline with the forward projections in horizontal alignment.

Abstract: A prefabricated storage shelf which can be easily and quickly assembled, disassembled or modified. The vertical posts have a plurality of equally spaced tabs struck from the walls of the post and which tabs have: a gusset formed at the base thereof for increasing the section modulus of the tab; a shape to aid insertion into the openings of horizontal beams; and, a pimple for retaining the horizontal beams in assembled position. Horizontal beams are provided which can be inverted to mate with different thicknesses of lumber forming the shelf. Brackets are provided for coacting with horizontally extending beams.

Abstract: A fastener for use in display stands and partitions is provided for securing a pair of elements one to the other. One element is provided with a slot and the fastener is secured to the remaining element.The fastener is generally hook-shaped and is provided with a cam surface which engages with the rear surface of the slotted element to effect engagement. In an alternative embodiment, the fastener has two projections which engage the adjacent surface of the slotted element to urge the two elements together through the opposing action of the hook member projections and the surfaces with which they abut.

Abstract: An adjustable chair includes a pair of upwardly extending spaced uprights having a plurality of horizontal grooves provided along the substantial length thereof at inner surfaces of the uprights and facing each other, a foot rest plate and a seat bottom plate member having opposite ends respectively disposed in opposite ones of the grooves at desired vertical locations along the uprights. The foot rest and the seat bottom are interchangeable and are tightly held in place by fastening means extending between the uprights.

Abstract: A supporting post for shelving structure, which is right angular in cross section, both of the legs thereof having upwardly pointing prongs.

Abstract: Wall fixture including a rail having downwardly-directed slots formed on its outer surface and a shelf element having angular fins which fit into the slots for locking it to the rail.

Abstract: The invention relates to a shelving system which has at least two elongated corner posts, each post being adapted to assume a vertically upright position and each post being horizontally spaced from the other posts. The system also includes at least one shelving unit having at least two corners, the shelving unit being adapted to be mounted in a generally horizontal attitude between the posts with respective corners of the shelving unit being adjacent respective corner posts. In accordance with the invention, each post comprises a plurality of sets of holding means, the sets being spaced along the length of said posts. Each shelving unit has at the corners thereof, mating holding means for matingly engaging with selected ones of the holding means at its respective corner posts. Thus, the shelving unit can be detachably and holdingly mounted on said corner posts at different positions thereof.

Abstract: Wall fixture consisting of two parallel rails to which a shelf or the like is attached by means of inclined fins on the shelf engaging inclined slots on the rails.

Abstract: A one-piece plastic shelf support has a back portion with a shelf-receiving flange projecting from one side thereof and a stem projecting from the other side thereof. The back portion also includes adjacent sections that form an obtuse angle with a shoulder at the vertex of the angle and presented toward the flange. The aforesaid adjacent sections yield resiliently and flatten out as the shelf edge portion is snapped past the shoulder to seat on the flange, whereby the shelf edge portion is confined between the flange and the shoulder.

Abstract: A shelving framework system for making up shelving units, desks, display units and the like for fitting out shops, stores and so on. The system uses sleeve units which can be partially telescoped into one another, and means for limiting the resulting interpenetration to form gaps between the units. Clips for the support of shelves or other accessories are attached to the sleeve units in the gaps.