Gabriel G Garduno, 60Rochester, NY

2020011, Apr 16, 2020

Oct 16, 2018

16/161735

- Minneapolis MN, US
Jennifer A. Theisen - Crystal MN, US
Stanley J. Valiulis - Rockford IL, US
Somsay Rimpakone - Rockford IL, US
Gabriel Garduno - Minneapolis MN, US
Nicholas C. Juric - Rockford IL, US
David Schultz - Rockford IL, US

A47F 3/00
A47B 96/06
A47F 5/10
A47F 5/00
F21V 23/06
F21V 19/00

A shelf assembly includes a plurality of fins, a plurality of powered back panels and a plurality of shelves. Each powered back panel has a pair of conductive uprights that are vertically oriented and horizontally spaced apart, is located between two of the plurality of fins and is electrically coupled to another of the plurality of powered back panels. Each shelf is mounted to and electrically coupled to the pair of conductive uprights of the powered back panel and is configured to power a plurality of lights located on the shelf based on the electrical coupling of each shelf to the pair of conductive uprights. Two of the plurality of shelves mounted to the same powered back panel and two of the plurality of fins located on either side of that same powered back panel are configured to form a cuboid with an open front to display merchandise.

2020008, Mar 19, 2020

Sep 13, 2018

16/130064

- Minneapolis MN, US
William Y. Stafford - Minnetrista MN, US
Ian Jindrich - Rockford IL, US
Stanley J. Valiulis - Rockford IL, US
Gabriel Garduno - Minneapolis MN, US

A47B 57/04
A47B 57/16
A47B 95/00
A47B 96/14

A display unit includes at least one shelf including a first side, an opposing second side, a pair of brackets and at least one hang bar that is mounted to and protrudes from the first side or the second side. The at least one shelf is configured in a first orientation or a second orientation. In the first orientation, the pair of brackets are configured to orient the first side to face in an upward direction and the opposing second side to face in a downward direction. In the second orientation, the pair of brackets are configured to orient the first side to face in a forward direction and the opposing second side to face in a backward direction.

2014014, May 29, 2014

Jan 29, 2011

13/575633

Joseph Theodore Bauer - Saint Paul MN, US
Gabriel Garduno - Minneapolis MN, US
Matthew Douglas Reier - Saint Paul MN, US
Louis Frederick Polk - Excelsior MN, US
Kenneth Earl Ramsey - Eagan MN, US
Charles M. Gruber - Saint Paul MN, US
Howard Lynn Hammond - Ooltewah TN, US
Michael Shaver - Ringgold GA, US
Michael Piontek - Chicago IL, US

A47F 5/00
G06Q 30/00

705 261, 211189, 211186, 2952501

A modular merchandiser and system with a frame of vertical posts and horizontal bars is carried on legs and carries grid elements sandwiching an indicia panel. Adjacent merchandiser panels can be linearly, perpendicularly or angularly (from about 10 to 350) joined, and placed on the front end or other positions in various locations to carry various product on novel, height adjustable accessories and merchandising effects. Various parts of the merchandiser and the accessories therefor may be obtained in a first financial transaction (lease or sale) and others in subsequent financial transactions to update the same. Supporting special software can be similarly obtained and used to achieve uniform displays by using the included indicia panel. The system permits easier, less expensive, less wasteful, faster, and more environmentally friendly updating of the merchandiser, accessories, frame and grid portions separately.An improved hinge coupler is also provided for joining two panels together, one of a male projection and complimentary female socket is provided on each of the panels, and a connecting hinge link is provided having the other of a male projection and complimentary female socket is provided at the ends of the coupler link to hold the hinge coupler and the two panels in the desired angular position. The angular portion of the panels can be determined and changed by the relative position of the male projections in the receptive complimentary shaped female sockets.