Display rack device
AssigneeChas. O. Larson Co.
InventorCharles O. Larson
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Abstract
This invention relates generally to improvements in display rack devices and more particularly to display rack devices adapted for attachment to vertical panels and the like. The present invention as illustrated herein contemplates a plurality of elongate arm members, each having a free extremity for telescopically accommodating goods for display purposes. Mounting means at the opposite extremity of each arm member extend laterally thereof, and an elongate horizontally disposed support member extending substantially normal to said arm members is adapted to accommodate said mounting means in horizontally spaced relation. Means is provided for detachably securing said elongate support member to a vertical panel as for example to a panel commonly known as a pegboard.
Claims9
A display rack device for attachment to an apertured vertical panel, said device including a plurality of generally elongate arms each having a free extremity for telescopically accommodating goods for display purposes, mounting means associated with the opposite extremity of said arms and extending laterally thereof, an elongate horizontal support member extending substantially normal to said arms for accommodating a plurality of said mounting means in horizontally spaced relation, a plate to which the elongate support member is secured along the length thereof for attaching said elongate member to an apertured vertical panel and with the ends of the support member terminating short of the ends of the plate leaving plate end portions beyond each end of the support member, said plate having at least two longitudinally spaced apertures, one through each of said plate end portions and offset outwardly of adjacent ends of the support member to be placed in registry with two apertures of said apertured vertial panel, and rod means having a first bent portion for insertion through the aligned apertures of said plate and said apertured vertical panel and moved into position behind said apertured vertical panel, and a forwardly offset second bent portion to be placed over the front face of said plate end portions, and a resilient gripping finger formed as an integral part of each said plate end portion and extending forwardly from the front face thereof and presenting an open throat between the ends of the support member and the plate to receive the second bent portion of said rod means transversely across the plate end portions and spaced from adjacent ends of the support member for resiliently and removably securing it in place in direct surface contact against the front face of the plate end portions, thereby securing said plate and said support member to said apertured vertical panel.
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