Shelving system divider having improved placement features
AssigneeThe Ondrasik Family Trust Dated 11/3/1999
InventorV. John ONDRASIK,, JR.
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Abstract
A shelving system, including: (a) a shelf having a main body, a front receptacle bar having a series of apertures passing therethrough; a rear receptacle bar having a series of apertures passing therethrough; (b) a divider with a front locating wire extending forwardly from the front of the divider body, the front locating wire being receivable into one of the series of apertures in the front receptacle bar, and (c) a pair of rear hooks extending downwardly from the rear of the divider body, the pair of rear hooks each being receivable into one of the series of apertures in the rear receptacle bar.
Claims11
A shelving system, comprising:
- a shelf having
- a main body,
- a front receptacle bar running across the front of the main body, the front receptacle bar having a series of vertical apertures passing therethrough;
- a rear receptacle bar running across the rear of the main body, the rear receptacle bar having a series of horizontal apertures passing therethrough;
- a divider comprising:
- a solid non-bending divider body,
- a front locating wire extending forwardly from the front of the solid, non-bending divider body, the front locating wire being receivable into one of the series of vertical apertures in the front receptacle bar,
- a pair of rear hooks extending downwardly from the rear of the divider body, the pair of rear hooks each being receivable into one of the series of horizontal apertures in the rear receptacle bar, wherein the divider body does not bend when the front locating wire is received into one of the vertical apertures in the front receptacle bar.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.