Grosfillex S.a.r.l.

Charly Grandclement

Bruno Magnin

A shelf unit comprising uprights and shelves. The uprights are formed by two flanks each provided with a plurality of windows into which the ends of the shelves can be inserted, such that, at each end of a shelf, clearance is provided between a horizontal &ldquo;locking&rdquo; face of the shelf and a &ldquo;locking&rdquo; edge of the window, which edge faces the locking face. For each shelf, the unit is provided with at least two locking elements, one for each end of the shelf, each locking element comprising a clamping member suitable for being inserted between the locking face of the shelf and the locking edge of the window, and for being displaced so as to come into contact with said locking face for locking the shelf.

Shelf unit

The table includes, on the one hand, a flat panel provided on the border thereof with a downwardly projecting skirt, and on the other hand, a frame structure having a downwardly projecting eccentric sectional belt and defining an upwardly open hollow, the flat panel being fixed on the frame structure in order to constitute a top, by first snap-engaging elements cooperating with the frame structure, the eccentric belt of which is fitted with legs. The frame structure is an assembly of section pieces having edges, these section pieces being interconnected but without connection webs, so that the flat panel rests only on the edges of these section pieces; the frame structure further includes a peripheral sectional belt with which the first snap-engaging elements cooperate, this peripheral sectional belt thus forming with the projecting skirt of the panel a thick element which provides a hand grip if the table has to be moved.

Table in plastic material

The present invention relates to a seat for terraces in a stadium or the like, comprising, in its front part, a downwardly directed front edge, of which the rear face is perpendicular to the lower face of the seat to strictly follow the shape of the corresponding surfaces of the terrace, while, substantially at the center of the horizontal part of the seat, there is provided at least one reinforced orifice adapted to receive a screw for fixing the seat to the terrace, the screw being rendered inviolable by a cover. This seat may be used for equipping stonework terraces for stadiums, open-air theaters, various auditoriums.

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