Shelving units and their use in display cabinets and rearrangeable shop fittings
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May 24, 1983
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Oct 27, 1980
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Nov 12, 1979
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A shelving unit comprises a pair of ladder-like members each formed from two vertical elements connected by a plurality of horizontal elements. Several interchangeable generally rectangular shelves rest upon respective opposed pairs of the horizontal elements. Each of the shelves presents a recessed area along three of its edges which receives an adjacent edge of a U-shaped wall element. At least one, and preferably the front two, of the vertical elements provides a lighting tube for allowing illumination of displayed goods. The shelves can be rearranged without altering the electrical installation for the lighting tube. A series of the shelving units can be formed as a display cabinet, which can itself be formed as an enclosure to which access is gained through a covered entrance way constituting an information region.
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