A cabinet includes a plurality of vertically spaced-apart shelves adapted to hold product for display in a retail location. The cabinet is formed from a blank which is folded to form the cabinet.

The present invention provides a fold flat assembly capable of being erected into a display hutch having a shell and a tray assembly attached to an inner surface of the shell. The shell has opposed side walls spaced from one another and each having a front edge and a rear edge. A back panel connects the rear edges and a plurality slats connect portions of the front edges of the opposing side walls and are spaced from one another defining gaps between adjacent slats. The shell is moveable between a flat position and an erect position. The tray assembly has a peripheral wall and a bottom wall. The peripheral wall is connected to the back panel, the opposed side walls and one of the slats of the plurality of slats. The bottom wall is connected by a first hinge to a segment of the peripheral wall. The tray assembly folds flat within the shell and a portion of the bottom wall extends into one of the gaps when the shell is in the flat position, and the bottom wall forms a shelf, spanning from the one slat to the back panel, when the shell is in the erect position.

A shelving display formed from a blank of material including a plurality of shelves formed from a first shelf component and a second shelf component.

Methods and apparatuses for displays are disclosed. The display includes a header and a stand, where the stand may be configured to house a plurality of consumer products. The header is movable between a shipping configuration and a display configuration, wherein it is shorter in the shipping configuration and requires little assembly to move to the display configuration.

A container includes a plurality of panels connected together at fold lines configured for extending at least partially around an interior space. The panels include a front panel, a first side panel, a back panel and a second side panel. The back panel includes a first back portion and a second back portion. At least one of the first back portion or the second back portion is free from openings. A shelf panel is foldably connected to the front panel. The first back portion is adhered to the shelf panel.

A modular display unit. The modular display unit includes a core shelving element or elements and a variety of end caps. To achieve a desired shelving configuration desired end caps are selected, and the core shelving units are attached to the end caps. In alternative examples a customer may go on line and order a custom made shelving unit by specifying a configuration, cut-out design, graphic design, and surface finish. The modular display units are easily shipped as flat sheets that may be assembled by the end user. The products are eco-friendly, and may be easily recycled as they are made of paper fiber products.

A display hutch that may be shipped flat, then semi-automatically constructed by pushing downward and rearward on a rear shelf panel, then pushing downward and rearward on each of a plurality of front shelf panels.

A display stand suitable for displaying items with round, flat or uneven bottoms, including desserts such as French macarons is disclosed. The display stand can be assembled by the user, and includes at least one base sheet and at least one shelf sheet.

A rack display comprising a base having a front panel with a plurality of horizontal and vertical slots included thereon; left and right side panels extending from sides of the front panel; a back panel extending between the left and right side panels; and one or more shelf members including horizontal and vertical tabs. The shelf members are secured to the base by inserting the vertical and horizontal tabs within the vertical and horizontal slots respectively. The rack display is erected from a knockdown configuration by securing the shelf members to the front panel of the base via insertion of the horizontal and vertical tabs within the horizontal and vertical slots respectively.

A collapsible shelving display that can be shipped and stored in a generally flat configuration and folded into an erected display configuration formed of a first and second blank of affixed material. The collapsible display includes a series of shelf surfaces formed of a front shelf portion extending from the first blank of material and a rear shelf portion extending from the second blank of material, where the shelf surfaces are supported by ribs that extend laterally across the display. Adjacent ribs may be separated by pivotable braces that provide the second blank with increased rigidity during assembly to facility machine handling.