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A bag rack (10, 110, 210) including a base (12, 112), side walls (18, 20, 114, 116), a back wall (22, 118) and a pair of L-shaped bag support arms (32, 160, 162). Side walls (18, 20, 114, 116) are releasably joined and secured to back wall (22, 118) by the upright legs (30, 146) of bag support arms

A bag rack (10, 110, 210) including a base (12, 112), side walls (18, 20, 114, 116), a back wall (22, 118) and a pair of L-shaped bag support arms (32, 160, 162). Side walls (18, 20, 114, 116) are releasably joined and secured to back wall (22, 118) by the upright legs (30, 146) of bag support arms (32, 160, 162) by means of a series of interlocking, aligned slots (26, 28, 142, 144). A rear slot (42, 172) is provided between back wall (22, 118) and base (12, 112) to allow the bottom edges of a multiplicity of bags carried by a hook (37, 156) to extend back of base (12, 112). An embodiment of the back rack (110) is shown in which the bag supporting arms (160, 162) are coupled together by a transversely extending rear extension (164), which cooperatively engages a structure, preferably pairs of channels (168, 170), on the back wall (118) of the bag rack (110) to secure the bag supporting arms (160, 162) in a desired vertical height and to transfer cantilever loading of the bag supporting arms (160, 162) to the back wall (118).

대표청구항 ▼

[ The invention claimed is:] [1.] A bag rack for support of plastic bags comprising:a base;a back wall extending upwardly from the base;a pair of spaced-apart bag support arms each extending forwardly, cantilevered outwardly over the base to position the bag support arms for support of a bag in a di

[ The invention claimed is:] [1.] A bag rack for support of plastic bags comprising:a base;a back wall extending upwardly from the base;a pair of spaced-apart bag support arms each extending forwardly, cantilevered outwardly over the base to position the bag support arms for support of a bag in a distended condition over the base for filling of the bag;a rear extension secured to the bag support arms and extending transversely behind the back wall, the back wall including an extension engaging structure formed for fastener-free cooperative engagement with the rear extension for releasably coupling of the rear extension to the back wall for transfer of downward forces on the forwardly extending bag support arms in a manner supporting cantilevered loads on the bag support arms from the back wall; andthe rear extension being mounted in coupled engagement with the extension engaging structure.