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Title: US6502875: Device for adjusting position of shelved merchandise
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Berry, Carol; Los Angeles, CA 90025

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 2003-01-07 / 2001-07-25

Application Number: US2001000912707

IPC Code: Advanced: A47F 1/12; A47F 13/00;
IPC-7: B25J 1/02;

ECLA Code: A47F1/12; A47F13/00;

U.S. Class: 294/027.1; 294/001.1; 294/015;

Field of Search: 294/1.1,15,19.1,26,27.1,31.2,49,152,156 081/3.43

Priority Number:
2001-07-25  US2001000912707

Abstract:     A shelf stocking device (10) includes two arms (12,14), each with a handgrip member (24) at one end and a linking member (16) interconnecting the other ends of the arms together. An alternative embodiment (36) is generally L-shaped and includes an elongated arm (38) with a cross-bar (40) extending away from one end of the arm (38).

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Erickson, Don ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Kramer, Dean J.;

Maintenance Status: E2 Expired  Check current status

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What is claimed is:     1. A method for slidingly positioning a plurality of items on a shelf surface on which they are restingly supported, the method comprising:
  • (a) positioning a first and second arms about the plurality of items on the shelf, the first and second arms sized to span the plurality of objects;
  • (b) aligning the plurality of items relative to each other; and
  • wherein the first and second arms are constructed of a material sufficiently rigid to retain a predetermined shape, the first and second arms having first and second handgrip members respectively secured onto a first end portion of each arm, and a linking member constructed of a flexible, conforming to the touch material interconnected to a second end portion of each of the first and second arms.


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Foreign References: None

Other Abstract Info: DERABS C2003-379176

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