The jewelry display stand is a device intended to provide a convenient way to store and organize a large number of continuous items, including but not limited to jewelry. To accomplish this, the device includes a pair of loops that are oval in shape. Each loop is mounted to a pillar, and each pillar is mounted to a base. Each loop has a spring-pivot door mounted to the front opening. The spring-pivot door is used as an entry way for the securement and placement of jewelry items. The door pivots on one end of the opening via a spring, while the free end of the door magnetically secures to the other end with a pair of magnets. To insert a jewelry item, the user simply applies force against the door, which disengages the magnets and allows the door to open. After insertion, the door automatically closes and locks in place.

A closet organizer assembly has a first tower unit and a second tower unit, each tower unit having a plurality of shelves separated by vertical posts, each tower unit also having a plurality of top vertical posts, and a cantilevered shelf removably connected to the plurality of top vertical posts, with each cantilevered shelf having a border wall that includes a plurality of border wall openings. The assembly also includes a bridge shelf having a left end that is removably connected to the cantilevered shelf of the first tower unit, and a right end that is removably connected to the cantilevered shelf of the second tower unit.

A multipod and monopod apparatus are described. The multipod apparatus includes a plurality of legs forming a leg assembly wherein each leg assembly includes a yoke foot, a base including a leg lock plate coupled to the plurality of legs with a securing mechanism configured to apply pressure to the leg lock plate to secure each leg at a desirable angle. Each leg assembly includes washboard track, leg length adjuster saddle, adjuster lever and adjuster spring. An apparatus for securing a component to a monopod comprises a monopod flip tip assembly including cap section, base section and tether ring, wherein the cap section is coupled to the base section by the tether ring, wherein the cap section includes a tether ring groove for releasable engagement with the tether ring, and wherein the base section includes a port for engaging with the monopod and a stud for engaging with the component.

One embodiment is a display apparatus kit that has a wall support configured to be selectively coupled to a wall and at least one tubular divider configured to be coupled to the wall support. Wherein, the divider is coupled to the wall support to define a slot, the slot is sized to receive and maintain merchandise in an orientation that is beneficial to a user.

A bag rack and dispensing system and method of packaging and dispensing items, such as food. The bag rack and dispensing system includes a rack that is formed of a base assembly and a hanger assembly on which multiple storage bags can be hung. A method of using the bag rack and dispensing system for packaging and dispensing food items includes, but is not limited to, the steps of hanging the storage bags on the rack of the bag rack and dispensing system, opening the frontmost storage bag, holding open or propping open the storage bag using a hooking device, placing the food item(s) or any other types of item(s) into the storage bag, removing the hooking device, if used, closing the storage bag, and removing the filled storage bag from the rack of the bag rack and dispensing system.

The jewelry display stand is a device intended to provide a convenient way to store and organize a large number of continuous items, including but not limited to jewelry. To accomplish this, the device includes a pair of loops that are oval in shape. Each loop is mounted to a pillar, and each pillar is mounted to a base. Each loop has a spring-pivot door mounted to the front opening. The spring-pivot door is used as an entry way for the securement and placement of jewelry items. The door pivots on one end of the opening via a spring, while the free end of the door magnetically secures to the other end with a pair of magnets. To insert a jewelry item, the user simply applies force against the door, which disengages the magnets and allows the door to open. After insertion, the door automatically closes and locks in place.

The jewelry display stand is a device intended to provide a convenient way to store and organize a large number of continuous items, including but not limited to jewelry. To accomplish this, the device includes a pair of loops that are oval in shape. Each loop is mounted to a pillar, and each pillar is mounted to a base. Each loop has a spring-pivot door mounted to the front opening. The spring-pivot door is used as an entry way for the securement and placement of jewelry items. The door pivots on one end of the opening via a spring, while the free end of the door magnetically secures to the other end with a pair of magnets. To insert a jewelry item, the user simply applies force against the door, which disengages the magnets and allows the door to open. After insertion, the door automatically closes and locks in place.

A collapsible hanging storage assembly mounts beneath a desk or flat surface. The assembly has panels and fastening mechanisms that collapse for stowage and easily construct to contain items. The assembly comprises a base panel defined by wire mesh, a pair of side edges, a rear edge, and a front edge. A pair of side panels hingedly join the side edges of base panel. The side panels include a pair of upper horizontal bars, a pair of lower horizontal bars, a pair of front vertical bars, and a pair of rear vertical bars. A pair of L-shaped brackets extend from the front vertical bars to mount on a desktop. The L-shaped brackets include a vertical member and a generally flat horizontal member. A rear panel joins the side panels and base panel perpendicularly and has an upper edge, a lower edge, a left edge, and a right edge.

A display rack mountable on a shelf of a store for showcasing first and second display boxes and wound flexible tubing. The display rack comprises front and rear support members. The display rack further comprises first, second, and third open sidewall support members each having a first end engaged with the front support member and a second end engaged with the rear support member. The display rack further comprises a first stall formed between the first and second open sidewall support members. The first stall is adapted to receive the first display box. The display rack further comprises a second stall formed between the second and third open sidewall support members. The second stall is adapted to receive the second display box. The front and rear support members support the front and rear portions of the first and second display boxes, respectively.

A carrier C has a placing frame 1, left and right posts 2, left and right gripping frames 3, and inserting portions 4. The placing frame 1 has front and rear left-right frames 10 that extend in the left-right direction and on which firewood is to be placed. The left and right posts 2 each have front and rear post bodies 21 that are joined to the placing frame 1 and extend in the vertical direction. The left and right gripping frames 3 each are each being bridged between upper ends of the front and rear post bodies 21. The insertion portions 4 each are joined to the post 2, into which the gripping frame 3 of another carrier is inserted from below, thereby connecting the carriers C together vertically.