Panel molding support structure
OwnerRalf G. Zackyinventor
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A panel molding support structure for use with a display case, including an outer frame located within a particular plane including at least four tubular members, each having substantially the same cross-section and interconnected at end portions by joints to form the outer frame and with the four tubular members located within the particular plane and with the tubular members having a square cross-section and turned angularly to have an angular orientation, an inner frame located within the particular plane including at least four moldings extending along and complementary to the tubular members to form the inner frame and with the inner frame located within the outer frame and within the particular plane, the moldings each including an angular outer surface extending along the length of the molding and with the angular outer surface matching the angular orientation of the tubular members to have the moldings forming the inner frame matching and conforming to the outer angular configuration of the outer frame, and the moldings each including a channel extending along the length of the molding and with the channels receiving and supporting a panel member within the inner frame and within the particular plane.
A panel molding support structure for use with a display case, including
A plurality of moldings for forming an inner frame for supporting panels in combination with a shelf and display system of the type wherein an outer frame is formed in a particular plane of at least four tubular members each having substantially the same square cross-section and each interconnected at end portions by joints and turned angularly to have an angular orientation and with each of the four tubular members including an angular outer surface located adjacent to each other and forming an inner frame surface to receive the inner frame and with the moldings each having substantially the same cross-sections and including
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