Method and apparatus for selective engagement of shelf separation structures conformed to provide visual display surfaces
OwnerWilliam Merit, Jo Meritinventors
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Apparatus and method for selectively securing a shelf separator array to display shelves includes a plurality of openings formed in the shelves, and resilent clips that are securable both to the separator structure and in the openings. In the first form the clips are provided with resilient split retaining clamps engageable to the extrusion forming the separator structure and resilient opposing projections conformed for receipt in a selected opening. In another form, the extrusion forming the separator structure includes a groove formed longitudinally therein in which fitted portions of the clips are slidably received. The projections depending from the fitted portions are then useful for insertion in a selected opening in the shelf. The extrusion may then be provided with recessed display panels extending over the shelf edge in which various message cards may be displayed.
In a shelf separating assembly characterized by a shelf, an extrusion including an elongate base plate securable to said shelf, said base plate being defined by a front and rear edge and a first and second surface extending between said front and rear edge, an elongate split tubular rail fixed along said first surface of said base plate in spaced relationship therewith, and a plurality of separator members each provided with a fitting at one end thereof conformed for selective resilient engagement on said tubular rail to align said separator members on said shelf generally orthogonal relative said extrusion, the improvement comprising:
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