A shipping and display container includes a top box installable over a bottom box. The bottom box is configured to receive goods provided in the bottom box in an upright and folded orientation and includes a pair of opposed sidewalls and at least one elongate divider affixed to the bottom box and extending between the opposed sidewalls and configured so as to maintain the goods in the upright and folded orientation. The top box is installable upon the bottom box with the goods received therein in the upright and folded orientation for shipping of the goods and is removable from the bottom box after shipping. The bottom box and the divider cooperate to maintain the goods in the upright and folded orientation for display thereof after removal of the top box.

In some embodiments, a device may include a mounting base and a slidable rack. The mounting base may be configured to couple to a structure and may include a guide extending from the mounting base. The slidable rack may be movably coupled to the guide of the mounting base. The slidable rack can include a substantially triangular base and a member including a proximal end coupled to the substantially triangular base and including a distal end. The slidable rack may further include a first arm assembly coupled to the member and extending adjacent to the substantially triangular base. The first arm assembly includes a plurality of notches that open toward the substantially triangular base. The slidable rack further includes a second arm assembly coupled to the distal end of the member. The second arm assembly may include a plurality of notches that open outward.

A product display tester unit is provided to allow for the efficient and effective display of goods, such as creams, lotions, and serums. The display tester unit comprises a fluted panel, a ledge and a base. The display tester unit may be used as part of a display system, and its components are reversibly associated within one another.

Apparatus and method display articles of merchandise r aligned in a desired stable orientation for viewing and selection at a point-of-purchase. Each article includes a member of predetermined cross-sectional configuration extending between a working head and a terminal end of the article. The member is inserted between a pair of bowed, confronting resiliently deflectable stabilizing fingers coupled to a platform, with the member received within an aperture in each finger. At the same time, the terminal end of the article is inserted into a socket in the platform. The apertures are configured to retain the article between the fingers for displaying the article, thereby maintaining the article aligned in the stable desired orientation for viewing and selective release at the point-of-purchase.

A fishing rod storage assembly for transporting and storing multiple rods includes a pair of end plates coupled singly to and extending perpendicularly from a front and a back of a frame. A housing is pivotally coupled to and extends between the end plates. A plurality of first orifices and a plurality of second orifices are positioned through a top and a bottom of the housing, respectively. Each second orifice is in vertical alignment with an associated first orifice to permit insertion of a handle of respective fishing pole to couple the respective fishing pole to the housing. Each of a pair of wheels is rotationally coupled proximate to the back and a respective opposing side of the frame. A handhold that is coupled to a respective end plate is configured to be grasped to lift the front of the frame to position the wheels to roll on a surface.

A product display tester unit is provided to allow for the efficient and effective display of goods, such as creams, lotions, and serums. The display tester unit comprises a fluted panel, a ledge and a base. The display tester unit may be used as part of a display system, and its components are reversibly associated within one another.

A product display and product display system is disclosed comprising a generally planar top panel and a side panel, the product display intended to comprise or be positionable over a hard, raised generally planar surface having a first size and shape, the generally planar top panel having a second size and shape substantially corresponding to the first size and shape, the product display further comprising on the side panel a plurality of generally vertical longitudinal sleeves.

Holders for maintaining personal items such as dental and hygienic products are disclosed. The holders include a series of sections, particularly, holding sections having different geometrical structures related to the different items intended to be hold. In this manner, they may be assembled at the convenience of the user and its holding units may be increased or decreased as well as selected based upon the particular structure of the holding units at the will of the users. The holder may be self-standing when using a disclosed base or alternatively, it may be secured to a commonly used toothbrush supporting base or even be supported via a suction cup over a given surface.

A product display tester unit is provided to allow for the efficient and effective display of goods, such as creams, lotions, and serums. The display tester unit comprises a fluted panel, a ledge and a base. The display tester unit may be used as part of a display system, and its components are reversibly associated within one another.

A multi-purpose store display comprises a central section including a set of mobile computer charging cradles, each constructed and arranged to receive, position, and electrically charge a mobile computing device; a bag holder assembly at one or more sides of the central section that is constructed and arranged to hang a plurality of shopping bag; and an electrical system for providing a source of power to the mobile computer charging cradles.