Module for playing a plurality of promotions, including: a plurality of fixtures sequentially configurable into the plurality of promotions by rotating at least one fixture while maintaining an original position of each fixture within the reconfigurable module, each fixture including a plurality of sides; and a plurality of fasteners to combine the plurality of fixtures into the reconfigurable module. Key words include corrugate, modular, and rotate.

A display unit movable between a disassembled position and an assembled position having a back wall, a first sidewall extending from a first side end of the back wall, a second sidewall extending from a second side end of the back wall, and a plurality of shelves that are operably coupled to the back wall, the first sidewall, and the second sidewall. The shelf has a support surface that is parallel to the back wall when the display unit is in the disassembled position. The support surface is configured to be transverse to and extend from the back wall when the display unit is in the assembled position.

A pallet assembly including a plurality of trays separated by supports is provided. Each of the supports includes a rectangular portion and a wing portion. The wing portion is formed from two layers of materials connected together by a locking tab or other suitable structures. The wing portion can include a first portion and a second portion at an angle with respect to the first portion. A tab can be used to facilitate placing the first portion of the wing at the angle with respect to the second portion of the wing.

A tubular structural profile and construction system, produced by cutting and folding a semi-rigid and foldable sheet, having four orthogonal layers joined at fold lines and two internal diagonal layers joining two opposing fold lines. The sheet has six rectangular sections. The cutting lines are positioned for at least one tongue, which coincides with at least one slot located on an opposing fold lines, such that, during the folding, the profile is closed by means of the coming together of fold lines and both internal diagonal layers, and by means of the insertion of at least one tongue on its corresponding slot, and wherein, in addition, the profile of the formed system can have at least one break in the second external layers and in the two internal diagonal layers, which permit the creation of an angaging area for transverse structural profiles.

A tubular structural profile and construction system, produced by cutting and folding a semi-rigid and foldable sheet, having four orthogonal layers joined at fold lines and two internal diagonal layers joining two opposing fold lines. The sheet has six rectangular sections. The cutting lines are positioned for at least one tongue, which coincides with at least one slot located on an opposing fold lines, such that, during the folding, the profile is closed by means of the coming together of fold lines and both internal diagonal layers, and by means of the insertion of at least one tongue on its corresponding slot, and wherein, in addition, the profile of the formed system can have at least one break in the second external layers and in the two internal diagonal layers, which permit the creation of an angaging area for transverse structural profiles.

A container for holding and gravity-feed dispensing articles comprises a front panel, a back panel, an upper panel, a lower panel, and two side panels, the two side panels extending between the upper panel and the lower panel. The front panel, the back panel, the lower panel, and the two side panels form one or more voids for holding a stack of articles such as shavers. The front panel includes a removable perforated portion on the bottom of the front panel that, when removed, defines a dispensing opening adapted for dispensing an article from the stack of articles, and the front panel, the back panel, the upper panel, the lower panel, and the two side panels are formed from exactly one die cut blank.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide a storage, shipping, and display unit that can be loaded with product, shipped after loading, and used as a display unit after shipment.

A modular point-of-sale display comprising a plurality of inter-lockable display units comprising a primary display unit comprising a primary multi-panel structure comprising a plurality of primary product display apertures configured and arranged to receive a plurality of first products for display a hanger element for mounting the primary display unit to a support structure; and a primary mounting element; and an add-on display unit comprising: an add-on structure comprising a plurality of add-on product display apertures configured and arranged to receive a plurality of second products for display; an add-on mounting element configured to mate with the primary mounting element to hang the add-on display unit from the primary display unit.

A modular point-of-sale display comprising a plurality of inter-lockable display units comprising a primary display unit comprising a primary multi-panel structure comprising a plurality of primary product display apertures configured and arranged to receive a plurality of first products for display a hanger element for mounting the primary display unit to a support structure; and a primary mounting element; and an add-on display unit comprising: an add-on structure comprising a plurality of add-on product display apertures configured and arranged to receive a plurality of second products for display; an add-on mounting element configured to mate with the primary mounting element to hang the add-on display unit from the primary display unit.

A pallet assembly including a plurality of trays separated by supports is provided. Each of the supports includes a rectangular portion and a wing portion. The wing portion is formed from two layers of materials connected together by a locking tab or other suitable means. The wing portion can include a first portion and a second portion at an angle with respect to the first portion. A tab can be used to facilitate placing the first portion of the wing at the angle with respect to the second portion of the wing.