Reversible shelf divider

Abstract

A reversible shelf divider particularly advantageous for use on shelving systems having sloping shelves comprises a divider member having a length edge of a first dimension and a width edge of a second dimension which is lesser than the first dimension. A first combination slide/stop member is connected to the length edge of the divider member and extends at right angles thereto. The first combination slide/stop member extends the full length of the divider member and projects equally on each of its sides. A second combination slide/stop member is connected to the width edge of the divider member and extends at right angles thereto. The second combination slide/stop member extends the full width of the divider member and projects equally on each of its sides. Equally dimensioned and symetrically placed slots are formed on the first and second slide/stop members for receiving fasteners which secure either the first or the second slide/stop member to a shelf to thereby permit the selection of alternate stop member heights in shelving systems incorporating the dividers.

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