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A display apparatus mounting bracket, adapted for attachment to a crossbar, is provided generally having a U-shaped bracket having a front plate and a flange, the front plate adapted to mount display apparatus thereto, the flange having a top portion projecting away from the front plate and a rear p

A display apparatus mounting bracket, adapted for attachment to a crossbar, is provided generally having a U-shaped bracket having a front plate and a flange, the front plate adapted to mount display apparatus thereto, the flange having a top portion projecting away from the front plate and a rear portion disposed generally parallel to the face. The inner surfaces of the front plate and flange define an interior space for receiving the crossbar, and the downward ends of the front plate and rear portion of the flange define an entrance to the interior space. The structure of the rear portion of the flange provides a high load-bearing capacity of the mounting bracket. The entrance of the bracket provides a snap-fit with the crossbar providing a snug fitting interior space for receiving the crossbar, thereby safely and securely retaining the crossbar within the interior space when snapped into place.

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1. A generally U-shaped flexible mounting bracket for attachment to a rectangular crossbar mounted horizontally on a merchandising unit, comprising:a front plate extending in a vertical plane a distance closely corresponding to the vertical height of the crossbar, adapted to have display apparatus m

1. A generally U-shaped flexible mounting bracket for attachment to a rectangular crossbar mounted horizontally on a merchandising unit, comprising:a front plate extending in a vertical plane a distance closely corresponding to the vertical height of the crossbar, adapted to have display apparatus mounted thereto; a flange integrally joined to the front plate and extending rearwardly therefrom, the flange including a horizontally extending top and a vertically downward depending leg, the leg being selectively spaced from the front plate at a width closely sized to the horizontal thickness of the crossbar for receiving the crossbar therebetween; a locking structure formed into the front plate at a vertical distance from the top greater than the vertical height of the crossbar, the locking structure projecting horizontally towards the leg but terminating horizontally short of the leg to provide a horizontal distance between the leg and the locking structure that is less than the horizontal thickness of the crossbar; and the locking structure of the front plate being positioned sufficiently from the top such that the locking structure does not engage the crossbar when the mounting bracket is attached to and resting on the crossbar, and wherein upward movement of the mounting bracket relative to the crossbar causes the locking structure to engage a front lower corner of the crossbar.