Showall, Inc.

Other

Display Systems, Inc.

William J Holztrager

Slatwall section

A merchandise display assembly comprises first and second longitudinal profiles defining a groove therebetween, each profile including a flange portion having an upper edge portion for overlapping onto the edge portion of a display card hanger portion; and a member configured to be inserted into the groove, the member including a leg portion configured to be disposed in a space formed between adjacent flange portions such that the leg portion is disposed over the display card hanger portion, whereby the display card is restricted from being lifted from the edge portion.

Merchandise display panel with lockable display card

A merchandise display panel comprises a plurality of profiles including outer edges, the profiles being arranged in a stacked edge-to-edge configuration; and a plurality of stiffeners glued to the back surfaces of the profiles across the edges between adjacent profiles.

Merchandise display panel

A display wall assembly for displaying items, comprises a support; first and second profile units being adapted to enable displaying of the items, the profile units being attached to the support in a spaced relationship; a panel supported by and disposed between the profile units; and, a light-weight intermediate reinforcing structure interposed between the panel, the support and the profile units.

Display wall assembly and method of making same

An exhibit panel comprises a backboard made of plastic material having a pair of spaced apart walls secured by a plurality of spaced apart longitudinal ribs disposed between the walls; and a plurality of parallel spaced apart longitudinal profiles glued to the backboard.

Exhibit panel with lightweight hollow backboard

A merchandise display assembly comprising a plurality of modular sections adapted to be assembled stacked relationship. The assembly is of tubular design and each section has a plurality of elongated side members, the lateral ends of which are secured together. The upper and lower edges of the side members are provided with portions for interfitting the modular section with subjacent and superjacent modular sections when the sections are stacked. Ribs extend outwardly from the outer surfaces of the side members to which merchandise display cards or holders may be attached for displaying the merchandise. The ribs may differ in number, size and spacing to accommodate different types of merchandise display cards and holders.

Merchandise display assembly

A process for making a decorative panel uses a backboard made of polycarbonate plastic material having a pair of substantially parallel spaced apart walls secured by a plurality of parallel spaced apart ribs disposed between the walls. A decorative laminate is glued to the backboard. In lieu of the decorative laminate, a plurality of profiles may be used to make an exhibit panel of slatwall construction.

Method of manufacturing an exhibit panel

A merchandise display assembly which comprises a plurality of like, profile units which are interengaged vertically to provide an assembly of the desired height. Each profile unit includes a vertical wall portion and an angular merchandise supporting portion which extends outwardly and downwardly beyond the lower edge of the vertical wall portion. A vertical flange extends upwardly from the upper edge of the vertical wall portion, which flange is offset from the plane of the vertical wall portion, to form a longitudinal groove between the profile unit and a vertical support member to which it is secured, for receiving the lower edge of a profile unit connected thereto. The point of connection between adjacent profile units is hidden from view thereby giving the appearance of an integral assembly.

A display wall assembly including a slatwall panel which comprises the baseboard to which a plurality of elongated profiles are affixed in spaced, parallel relationship, thereby forming a horizontal groove therebetween, a shelf inserted into the horizontal groove, and provided with friction means interposed between the shelf and a portion of the profile to effect the bonding engagement of the shelf with the profile. Stop means engaged with the shelf move into abutting engagement with the slatwall profile to prevent accidental disengagement of the shelf from the slatwall panel.

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Chilhowie, VA, United States of America

William J Holztrager