Adjustable shelf assembly for merchandising display stand
AssigneePPE Limited
InventorNigel Ian Parker
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InventorNigel Ian Parker
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An extendable shelf assembly is removably mounted on the slotted uprights of a display stand and comprises a shelf mounted on a shelf support, a shelf extender attached to said shelf and the shelf support and operable so that the shelf can be extended or retracted. A manually operable locking device permits the shelf to be extended or retracted and moved from one position to another when the locking device is released, the locking device retaining the shelf in its selected position when engaged. An angularly adjustable shelf support assembly which comprises a first mounting member with structure thereon for releasably attaching the member to a slotted upright and a second mounting member for attachment to the shelf to take the load thereof. The first and second mounting members have cooperating pegs and holes thereon so the angular orientation of the second member relative to the first member can be changed and further comprises securing apparatus to hold the first and second mounting members together in their selected angular orientation.
An angularly adjustable and extendable shelf assembly adapted to be removably mounted on slotted uprights of a merchandising display stand comprising a shelf mounted on shelf support means, shelf angle adjusting means between the shelf and the slotted uprights for enabling the angular orientation of the shelf to be selectively adjusted, shelf extending means attached to said shelf and the shelf support means and operable so that the shelf can be extended or retracted, and manually operable locking means operable to permit the shelf to be incrementally extended or retracted to a selected one of several incrementally spaced positions between rear and forward positions of the shelf when the locking means are released, said locking means retaining the shelf in its selected position when re-engaged.
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