A product holder system is configured to be removably secured to a surface of a component. The system may include a bracket including a main beam and at least one securing mount, and at least one product holder removably and adjustably secured to the main beam. The product holder is configured to removably retain a product. At least one securing assembly is connected to the securing mount(s). The securing assembly is configured to removably secure the product holder system to the surface of the component.

A product holder system is configured to be removably secured to a surface of a component. The system may include a bracket including a main beam and at least one securing mount, and at least one product holder removably and adjustably secured to the main beam. The product holder is configured to removably retain a product. At least one securing assembly is connected to the securing mount(s). The securing assembly is configured to removably secure the product holder system to the surface of the component.

A product holder system is configured to be removably secured to a surface of a component. The system may include a bracket including a main beam and at least one securing mount, and at least one product holder removably and adjustably secured to the main beam. The product holder is configured to removably retain a product. At least one securing assembly is connected to the securing mount(s). The securing assembly is configured to removably secure the product holder system to the surface of the component.

A bottle support configured to interact with a shelf includes a brace, hooks, and resilient clips. The brace defines a notch configured to engage bottles disposed on the shelf. The hooks extend from the brace and are configured to engage an upper region of the shelf such that bottle holder slidably engages the shelf. The resilient clips extend downward from the hooks and are configured to snap onto a lower region of the shelf to connect the brace to the shelf. The engagement between the hooks and the shelf is configured to facilitate lateral movement of the brace. The engagement between the hooks and the shelf is configured to restrict forward and rearward movement of the brace. Engagement between the clips and the shelf is configured to restrict vertical movement of the brace.

A support structure is mounted beneath a shelf in a manner that defines a vertical axis, and a rack or wheel is mounted on the support structure for rotation relative to the support structure. Containers resiliently snap into circumferentially spaced C-shaped clips defined by the rack. On various embodiments, the support structure includes intermediate components that accommodate sliding and/or pivoting of the rack relative to the shelf, and/or a user may selectively remove the rack from the support structure. When the rack is mounted on the support structure, a user may rotate the rack relative to the support structure to alternatively rotate the containers to a forwardmost position relative to the shelf.

A storage system for storing bottles including: a first support beam configured to engage a first panel; a second support beam configured to engage a second panel; a first crossbar; and a second crossbar, where the first crossbar and the second crossbar are supported by the first support bar and the second support bar.

A shelf including a row of supports supported by a frame, which is slidable is aligned along a transverse direction. Each support comprises cradles aligned parallel to the same longitudinal direction to form a column. Each cradle of one of the supports is aligned with a cradle of the other supports along the transverse direction, to form a row. Each support may individually support a bottle in a longitudinal position, where the bottle is arranged on the column of cradles, forming transverse wedges preventing the bottle from rolling. The supports may collectively support the bottle in a transverse position, where the bottle is arranged on one of the rows of cradles forming longitudinal wedges preventing the bottle from rolling.

A beverage holder includes a platform with a slot disposed therethrough. First and second L-shaped rails extend downwardly from an underside of the platform on either side of the slot. The first and second rails are configured to retain cans, at upper portions of the cans, in a sliding manner therebetween. The slot is centrally positioned between the first and second L-shaped rails and configured to suspend bottle top portions therefrom.

A shelf including a row of supports supported by a frame, which is slidable is aligned along a transverse direction. Each support comprises cradles aligned parallel to the same longitudinal direction to form a column. Each cradle of one of the supports is aligned with a cradle of the other supports along the transverse direction, to form a row. Each support may individually support a bottle in a longitudinal position, where the bottle is arranged on the column of cradles, forming transverse wedges preventing the bottle from rolling. The supports may collectively support the bottle in a transverse position, where the bottle is arranged on one of the rows of cradles forming longitudinal wedges preventing the bottle from rolling.