Metro Industries, Incorporated

Frank J Hilstolsky

John H Welsch

Alan R Grula

Douglas C Bates

Daniel L Sarge

William H Scott

Raymond A Longo

Westcoat Beakley

Mechandising shelf with a dropped mat

Merchandising shelf with a raised mat

Merchandising shelf with a raised mat and truncated corners

Merchandising shelf with a dropped mat and truncated corners

A garment holder assembly supports garments while being disposed in either of two different attitudes. The assembly includes an elongated rigid support structure with a plurality of spaced, interior dividers. A hook extends from one or more dividers to support the garment holder assembly in a horizontal attitude. A link secured to one end of the support structure can be connected to a hook for supporting the assembly in a vertical attitude.

Garment holder assembly

A rack system includes a horizontal polygonal base frame assembly and an identical horizontal top frame assembly, and a pair of vertical support assemblies, all fabricated from formed wire. The vertical support assemblies include three vertical rods at either end disposed in two planes and a plurality of horizontal support brackets or rails welded thereto at spaced intervals. The vertical rods are positioned such that projecting end portions thereof engage rib and cross brace portions of the base and top frame assemblies to form an interference or friction fit. When so positioned, the vertical support structure is restricted from moving in two perpendicular directions. The two vertical support assemblies are positioned in mirror-image relationship between the base frame assembly and the top frame assembly. The base and top frame assemblies with the two vertical support structures are secured and precluded from moving in a third direction by the interaction of the support posts and top and bottom frame assemblies.

Modular rack system for use with removable pans

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Dallas, PA, United States of America

Frank J Hilstolsky