Solid state shelf means for transforming an open wire shelf into

Details Solid state shelf means for transforming an open wire shelf into Solid state shelf means for transforming an open wire shelf into

1991-09-12

1993-07-20

Scherbel, David A.

Supports: racks

Shelf type

Shelves

211135, 108 90, A47F 508

Patent

active

052285812

ABSTRACT:
A device for forming a solid support surface adjacent an open wire shelf having a front support member, a rear support member and a plurality of intermediate wire members which have longitudinal openings therebetween wherein the solid support surface is flexibly resilient to be snapped in place between a slot defined in the ticket molding secured along the front support member of the open wire shelf and the rear support member thereof. The cover plate of the solid shelf device preferably is of a plastic or spring steel material to facilitate placement thereof between a slot defined by the ticket molding and the rear support member.

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