Storeimage Programs Inc.

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Screen Print Industries, Inc.

Adrian W Pynenburg

Martin S Cross

Gary S Pasternak

Craig S Ferchat

Johann Andre Van Der Linde

A modular bulkhead display system containing a first end panel, a first intermediate panel, and a second end panel, each of which is an aluminum extrusion. Within the aluminum extrusion there is a first external channel, a second external channel, and a center channel. A decor panel is removably disposed within said external channel, and another decor panel may be disposed within the second external channel. End caps are removably connected to the assembly.

Modular bulkhead display system

A foam sign made from a laminated substrate and several cuts outs die cut from the substrate. The laminated substrate contains a foam layer with a thickness of from about 0.5 to about 3.0 inches, wherein the foam has a density of from about 1.2 to about 2.0 pounds per square foot; the substrate also contains plastic sheets adhesively joined to the top and the bottom of the foam layers, wherein the plastic sheets have a thickness of from about 0.007 to about 0.03 inches; and the laminated substrate also has several cavities designed to receive the cut outs. The cut outs are disposed within such cavities such that the top surfaces of the cut outs are either above or below the top surfaces of the laminated substrate.

Foam sign

A lightweight, magnetic sign assembly containing a magnetic sign. The magnetic sign contains a flexible substrate. Magnetic ink is bonded to either the top or bottom surface of the substrate, and ink is deposited over the top surface of the flexible substrate. Graphic images are presented by the top ink layer. The sign is lightweight, weighing less than about 6 ounces per square foot.

Magnetic modifiable sign

A magnetic modifiable sign system comprised of a plastic substrate, a layer of magnetic ink, a layer of ultraviolet curable white ink, a layer of ultraviolet curable colored ink, and a multiplicity of flexible magnetic sheets which are removably and magnetically attached to the layer of magnetic ink through the layer of ultraviolet curable white ink. The distance between the top surface of the layer of magnetic ink and the top surface of the layer of ultraviolet curable colored ink is less than about 0.006 inches.

Magnetic modifiable sign system

A foam sign made from a laminated substrate and several cuts outs die cut from the substrate. The laminated substrate contains a foam layer with a thickness of from about 0.5 to about 3.0 inches, wherein the foam has a density of from about 1.2 to about 2.0 pounds per square foot; the substrate also contains a plastic sheet adhesively joined to the foam layer, wherein the plastic sheet has a thickness of from about 0.007 to about 0.03 inches; and the laminated substrate also has several cavities designed to receive the cut outs. The cut outs are disposed within such cavities such that the top surfaces of the cut outs are either above or below the top surfaces of the laminated substrate.

A support assembly for attaching a sign to a pallet rack which contains a bracket and a support body slidably connected to the bracket. The bracket may be fixed in place upon a pallet rack, and the support body may be raised with respect to the fixed bracket, lowered with respect to the fixed bracket, or tiltably locked in place with respect to the fixed bracket.

Support assembly for attaching a sign

A panel holder is disclosed for hanging posters and other sheet material and which can be either wall mounted or suspended from a ceiling. The holder includes two longitudinal extruded panels each having a longitudinal C-shaped flange situated along one of the panel edges. One flange is inserted within the other one to form a longitudinal interlocking hinge connection. The panels are movable with respect to each other in a transverse direction about this hinge coupling between an open and a closed position. The flanges are dimensioned in such a way that rotation of the panels with respect to one another in the transverse direction results in one of the flanges being elastically deformed during the first part of the motion, with the resulting stored elastic energy being abruptly released during the second part of the panel motion, thereby giving rise to the holder snapping open or closed. At least one of the panels has at least one longitudinal rib member formed thereon and located near a peripheral edge spaced from the C-flange. Each rib member in located on a side of the panel facing a planar portion of the other panel when the panels are in the closed position. Each rib member is made of a softer, more resilient material than the rest of the panel.

Snap closing panel holder

A modifiable sign system comprised of a metal-containing substrate, a first plastic sheet attached to the top side of the substrate, and at least two flexible, magnetic sheets removably attached to the first plastic sheet. The first plastic sheet preferably has a thickness which is no greater than about 70 percent of the thickness of the two magnetic sheets.

A pad comprised of three leaves, each of which preferably has a numerical indicia displayed on each side of it. Each leaf is joined to two other leaves by means of a first segment of adhesive tape and a second segment of adhesive tape. The end portions of each of such tape segments are contiguous with one of said leaves, but the middle portions of the tape segments are not contiguous with such leaves.

Tape binding system

An improved panel holder is disclosed for hanging posters and other sheet material and which can be either wall mounted or suspended from a ceiling. The holder includes two longitudinal extruded panels each having a longitudinal C-shaped flange situated along one of the panel edges. One flange is inserted within the other one to form a longitudinal interlocking hinge connection. The panels are movable with respect to each other in a transverse direction about this hinge coupling between an open and a closed position. The flanges are dimensioned in such a way that rotation of the panels with respect to one another in the transverse direction results in one of the flanges being elastically deformed during the first part of the motion, with the resulting stored elastic energy being abruptly released during the second part of the panel motion, thereby giving rise to the holder snapping open or closed. In the fully open position the holder forms a well defined receiving mouth for inserting or removing a sheet material such as a poster thus eliminating the problem of the poster being pinched and possibly damaged as is encountered in previous designs. The poster holder formed by the interlocked panels represents an improvement over the prior art by eliminating the need for separate elements for hinging the panels together and biasing the panels open and closed.

An apparatus for constructing a gondola canopy comprising an outrigger arm with means for adjusting the length of such arm, an adapting plate attached to the outrigger arm, a fascia board removably attached to the adapting plate, means for removably attaching the adapting plate to the fascia board, and means for adjusting the height of the fascia board.

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Brantford, Canada

Adrian W Pynenburg