The present invention corresponds to a device for positioning elements along a support body, comprising a first plate with a groove on its perimeter and a second plate with a groove on its perimeter, the first plate is in contact with the second plate, wherein the groove of the first plate and the groove of the second plate are coincident, and in which the positioning elements are arranged between the grooves of the first plate and the second plate. Additionally, the first plate and second plate have fastening means allowing them to be fastened to the support body.

The present invention corresponds to a device for positioning elements along a support body, comprising a first plate with a groove on its perimeter and a second plate with a groove on its perimeter, the first plate is in contact with the second plate, wherein the groove of the first plate and the groove of the second plate are coincident, and in which the positioning elements are arranged between the grooves of the first plate and the second plate. Additionally, the first plate and second plate have fastening means allowing them to be fastened to the support body.

A method of attaching a kick plate to a lower margin of a door face. The door face extends upward from a lower edge to an upper edge. The door face has a first side edge and a second side edge opposite the first side edge. The door face has a door face height and a door face width. The method includes orienting a kick plate assembly having a front face and a magnetic back face so the back face faces the door face. The kick plate assembly is centered generally evenly between the first side edge and the second side edge, and a bottom edge of the kick plate assembly is aligned generally parallel to the lower edge of the door face. The magnetic back face of the kick plate assembly is magnetically joined to the door face so the kick plate assembly is selectively separable from the door.

A method of attaching a kick plate to a lower margin of a door face. The door face extends upward from a lower edge to an upper edge. The door face has a first side edge and a second side edge opposite the first side edge. The door face has a door face height and a door face width. The method includes orienting a kick plate assembly having a front face and a magnetic back face so the back face faces the door face. The kick plate assembly is centered generally evenly between the first side edge and the second side edge, and a bottom edge of the kick plate assembly is aligned generally parallel to the lower edge of the door face. The magnetic back face of the kick plate assembly is magnetically joined to the door face so the kick plate assembly is selectively separable from the door.

An advertising medium includes a frame enclosing a traffic signal control cabinet. Tie rods extend between lock devices, which are secured to rails of the frame such that removing the frame from its position around the cabinet is prevented. As a result, advertising material may be secured to a traffic signal control cabinet without intruding upon or modifying the cabinet.

An advertising medium includes a frame enclosing a traffic signal control cabinet. Tie rods extend between lock devices, which are secured to rails of the frame such that removing the frame from its position around the cabinet is prevented. As a result, advertising material may be secured to a traffic signal control cabinet without intruding upon or modifying the cabinet.

A presentation portfolio includes a first panel, a second panel, a binding member, and a locking member. The first panel defines an interior surface and a longitudinal edge extending along a side of its interior surface. The second panel defines an interior surface and a longitudinal edge extending along a side of its interior surface. The binding member rotatably couples the first panel with the second panel such that the presentation portfolio is movable between an open orientation and a closed orientation. The locking member is initially slidably coupled to first panel by receiving a portion of the longitudinal edge of the first panel within an elongated channel thereof. When the presentation portfolio is in the open orientation, the locking member is slidable between an unsecured position and a secured position in a manner selectively securing the first panel and the second panel adjacent one another.

A presentation portfolio includes a first panel, a second panel, a binding member, and a locking member. The first panel defines an interior surface and a longitudinal edge extending along a side of its interior surface. The second panel defines an interior surface and a longitudinal edge extending along a side of its interior surface. The binding member rotatably couples the first panel with the second panel such that the presentation portfolio is movable between an open orientation and a closed orientation. The locking member is initially slidably coupled to first panel by receiving a portion of the longitudinal edge of the first panel within an elongated channel thereof. When the presentation portfolio is in the open orientation, the locking member is slidable between an unsecured position and a secured position in a manner selectively securing the first panel and the second panel adjacent one another.

Disclosed is a fixture for the display and sale of apparel. The fixture includes an apparel rack and at least one sign panel coupled to the apparel rack. The at least one sign panel removeably and repeatably receives at least one sign. In some embodiments, the at least one sign panel removeably and repeatably receives more than one sign. The apparel rack is easy to set up, and the signs can be changed quickly and easily to match the prices or apparel being displayed that day or time. In one disclosed embodiment, the apparel rack is in the form of an H type rack with wing sign panels for the display and sale of apparel, such as intimate apparel. The sign panels allow for the fixture to display apparel and descriptive information in a concise manner with easy setup by a store associate.

Disclosed is a fixture for the display and sale of apparel. The fixture includes an apparel rack and at least one sign panel coupled to the apparel rack. The at least one sign panel removeably and repeatably receives at least one sign. In some embodiments, the at least one sign panel removeably and repeatably receives more than one sign. The apparel rack is easy to set up, and the signs can be changed quickly and easily to match the prices or apparel being displayed that day or time. In one disclosed embodiment, the apparel rack is in the form of an H type rack with wing sign panels for the display and sale of apparel, such as intimate apparel. The sign panels allow for the fixture to display apparel and descriptive information in a concise manner with easy setup by a store associate.