Sears Brands, LLC

Sears, Roebuck & Company

Daniel W Marihugh

Goran Simic

A shelving system for displaying audio visual components that may be configured into multiple positions is disclosed. The system includes a base that supports a center platform disposed between right and left platforms. The center platform and the right and left platforms all may assume multiple positions for displaying and demonstrating different audio visual components of varying sizes. In a first upright position, the right and left platforms provide an open three walled platform for holding a large speaker or other component in an inclined position. In second inverted positions, the right and left platforms are useful for supporting a component, such as a smaller speaker, in an elevated position above the base. In a first upright position, the center platform provides an elevated platform for a larger component, such as a monitor with or without other components such as a DVD player and a video cassette recorder. In the first upright position, the center platform also provides space beneath the top panel thereof for accommodating other components such as a center speaker, subwoofer, amplifier and the like. In a second inverted position, the center platform provides a front wall and an elevated support surface. Ceiling mounted speaker enclosures are also provided which enable a retailer to easily suspend smaller speaker components from the ceiling either in front of or behind the multiple configuration shelving system.

Multiple configuration shelving system for displaying audio visual components

In order to provide an improved device for displaying a product in a retail environment, a vertical merchandise display unit includes a base, a riser, a monitor, and product support arms. The riser extends generally vertically upwardly from the base and the monitor is supported by the riser above the product support arms. Further, the unit includes a plurality of product support arms which extend radially outwardly from the riser at a point above the base for displaying products such as digital cameras, camcorders and the like.

Vertical merchandise display unit

A modular electrical power and/or signal distribution system for store product displays can include a plurality of product display fixtures each defining at least one product display surface. An electrical distribution grid can be provided above the plurality of display fixtures within the store. The electrical distribution grid can have a plurality of spaced apart junction boxes each linked at least to a power source. A riser can be removably coupled to part of the fixture. The riser can have a lower box section with at least one power receptacle and an upper conduit section with a power cable extending from the conduit section. The power cable can have a power plug adapted for electrical connection with a selected one of the junction boxes and for electrically coupling the at least one power receptacle to the distribution grid. The system can also provide various signal connections for different products displayed, as needed. The system can be provided as separate modular components, as a single system, or as a kit including one or more risers, cable connections, and cable mask and support grids attachable near the store ceiling.

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Daniel W Marihugh