A collapsible stand for includes a base unit and top surface for supporting and elevating various articles to be accessible from a standing position. The base unit and top surface are assembled in an interlocking fashion that can be easily convertible from a storage configuration to a use configuration.

Constituent device for furniture which comprises a base, a strut, an elastic means and a fixing means such that the base and the strut are joined to each other and in a notably perpendicular mutual position and the elastic means is in a position interposed in the joining region between the base and the strut and said elastic means being fixedly connected on the strut and also connected in a movable position close to the joining between the base and the strut, in which said elastic means is enabled and in a suitable position for the interposition between the same and the base of a notably flat exterior body, and the fixing means has the capacity to fix to said elastic means in an immovable and rigid position with the notably flat exterior body embedded and tightened between the elastic means and the base.

A shelf includes at least one shelf post and a plurality of shelf floors, wherein the at least one shelf post includes at least one node element which is fixed and supported on at least one post profile by at least one pin which is inserted into a hollow chamber of the post profile and on which a corner of a shelf floor is held in a receptacle, wherein the receptable and the at least one pin are formed in one piece with the node element. As a result, the shelf post can be formed compactly and the shelf floors are stably supported during simple assembly.

A product management display system for merchandising product on a shelf includes a divider secured to a support structure, a pusher to move product, a barrier, and a low product indicator device. The low product indicator device may be visible when an amount of product positioned on the top surface of the divider floor or on the shelf is low.

A table created by a table structure with multiple openings extending from the top of the table structure to the bottom of the table structure. The table structure is deigned to be reversible and a solid top can be placed on the table structure. The table structure is supported by supporting structures connected to mounting attachments. The mounting attachments have one or more protrusions designed to provide secure attachment to the table structure by insertion into the openings in the table structure. Tiers can also be placed on the table structure. The table structure, the openings in the table structure, the mounting attachments, the supporting structures, the tiers, and the table and tier tops can be designed in limitless shapes and configurations.

Display pedestals comprise at least one generally planar horizontal support member, and at least one vertical column. The top surface and/or the bottom surface of the support member has least one depression or at least one projection, and at least one vertical column fits to the depression or projection. Multiple columns may be arranged in, and rotatable and detachable in, pillars that support multiple top and intermediate support members, so that the pedestal is modular and adjustable by rotation into many different configurations.

A tiered tray is provided that includes a first tier with a first support member coupled thereto; a second tier with a second support member coupled thereto; and a table insert having a cavity therein that accepts at least one of the first and the second support members. The first support member maintains a level of the first tier above a level of a table and the second support maintains a level of the second tier above the level of the first tier, and the first tier is removably attachable to the table insert and the second tier is removably attachable to the first tier.

A product management display system for merchandising product on a shelf includes a divider secured to a support structure, a pusher to move product, a barrier, and a low product indicator device. The low product indicator device may be visible when an amount of product positioned on the top surface of the divider floor or on the shelf is low.

Apparatus and method for an improved corner shelf having a plurality of planar shelves supported on a plurality of legs wherein each leg has a raised leg on its lower end so that the lower shelf unit is disposed above and clear of the baseboard of the building. Each shelf is planar in nature being strengthened on its peripheral edges by a downwardly extending flange wherein a section of the downwardly extending flange comprises an enlarged vertical pegboard area having one-inch by one-inch spacings so that it can accommodate standard pegboard hooks including pegboard storage bins and is attached to either the drywall or to the studs in the wall of the building containing the apparatus.

A split joint assemblable shelf is provided, including a shelf plate assembly and a connection assembly, wherein the shelf plate assembly includes a plurality of shelf plates, a plurality of shelf rods are provided between upper and lower adjacent shelf plates, and the shelf rods and the shelf plates that are upper and lower adjacent to each other are connected through the connection assembly; at least one end of the shelf rod is provided with a mounting hole, the connection assembly includes a nut connector, the nut connector is inserted into the mounting hole in an interference fit, and the nut connector is non rotatably connected to the mounting hole. The present disclosure has a simple structure and reasonable design to avoid the occurrence of cracks when the shelf rod is tightened, making the connection convenient and stable.