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A stackable interlocking barrier system includes a first barrier having a front wall and a back wall each extending between a top wall and a floor, at least a portion of the front wall being sloped relative to the back wall. A second barrier also has a front wall and a back wall each extending betwe

A stackable interlocking barrier system includes a first barrier having a front wall and a back wall each extending between a top wall and a floor, at least a portion of the front wall being sloped relative to the back wall. A second barrier also has a front wall and a back wall each extending between a top wall and a floor, at least a portion of the front wall being sloped relative to the back wall. The second barrier is inverted relative to the first barrier with the front wall of the second barrier seated against the front wall of the first barrier. A first connector is removably mounted on the first barrier and the second barrier so as to secure the first barrier to the second barrier.

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What is claimed is: 1. A barrier comprising: a housing having a front wall and an opposing back wall, the housing also including an interior surface bounding an interior chamber, the housing being comprised of a polymeric material; an elongated first slot recessed within the front wall; an elongate

What is claimed is: 1. A barrier comprising: a housing having a front wall and an opposing back wall, the housing also including an interior surface bounding an interior chamber, the housing being comprised of a polymeric material; an elongated first slot recessed within the front wall; an elongated first retention channel secured within the first slot, the first retention channel having a substantially C-shaped transverse cross section formed by: a back wall having a top end and a bottom end; a top wall extending away from the top end of the back wall; and a bottom wall extending away from the bottom end of the back wall, the top and bottom walls each including a lip extending therefrom, the lips extending toward each other; and means for filling the interior chamber with a ballast, wherein said first retention channel is configured to receive a fastener for attaching a display to said barrier. 2. The barrier of claim 1 wherein the elongated first slot is horizontally disposed. 3. The barrier of claim 1, further comprising: an elongated second slot recessed within the front wall, the second slot being spaced apart from the first slot; and an elongated second retention channel secured within the second slot, the second retention channel having a substantially C-shaped transverse cross section wherein said second retention channel is configured to receive a fastener for attaching a display to said barrier. 4. The barrier of claim 1 further comprising a display removably attached to the first retention channel. 5. The barrier of claim 1, further comprising: an elongated third slot recessed within the back wall; and an elongated third retention channel secured within the third slot, the third retention channel having a substantially C-shaped transverse cross section that is configured to receive a fastener for attaching a display to said barrier. 6. An interlocking barrier system comprising: a first barrier comprising a front wall and a back wall each extending between a top wall and a floor, at least a portion of the front wall being sloped relative to the back wall, the first barrier also having at least one retention channel capable of removably supporting a display, and an interior surface bounding an interior chamber; a second barrier comprising a front wall and a back wall each extending between a top wall and a floor, at least a portion of the front wall being sloped relative to the back wall, the second barrier also having at least one retention channel capable of removably supporting a display, and an interior surface bounding an interior chamber, the second barrier being inverted relative to the first barrier with the front wall of the second barrier seated against the front wall of the first barrier; and a first connector removably secured to the first barrier and to the second barrier so as to secure the first barrier to the second barrier in said inverted configuration in said inverted configuration. 7. The barrier system of claim 6, wherein the first connector has a substantially U-shaped configuration. 8. The barrier system of claim 7, wherein the first connector extends over a portion of the top wall of the first barrier and extends over a portion of the floor of the second barrier. 9. The barrier system of claim 8, further comprising a fastener extending through the first connector and removably engaging the first barrier or the second barrier. 10. The barrier system of claim 7, wherein a first portion of the first connector is received within a recess formed on the top wall of the first barrier and a second portion of the first connector is received within a slot formed on the floor of the second barrier. 11. The barrier system of claim 8, further comprising a second connector removably secured to the first barrier or the second barrier so as to secure the first barrier to the second barrier. 12. The barrier system of claim 11, wherein the second connector extends under a portion of the floor of the first barrier and extends under a portion of the top wall of the second barrier. 13. The barrier system of claim 11, wherein the second connector has a substantially U-shaped configuration. 14. The barrier system of claim 6, wherein the front wall, the back wall and the floor of the first barrier each extend between opposing side walls, a slot being formed on the floor and extending through one of the side walls, the first connector being configured to be removably received within the slot. 15. The barrier system of claim 14, wherein each of the opposing sidewalls of the first barrier has a substantially trapezoidal configuration. 16. The barrier system of claim 6, further comprising: a pair of spaced apart first fork lift channels recessed on the floor of the first barrier and extending between the front wall and the opposing back wall of the first barrier; and a pair of spaced apart second fork lift channels recessed on the top wall of the second barrier and extending between the front wall and the opposing back wall of the second barrier, the first fork lift channels and the second fork lift channels being aligned so that the tines of a fork lift can simultaneously be received within the first fork lift channels and the second fork lift channels. 17. A barrier comprising: a housing having a front wall and an opposing back wall each extending between a top wall and an opposing floor, at least a portion of the front wall being sloped relative to the back wall, the housing also including an interior surface bounding an interior chamber at least one retention channel is secured to the housing, the retention channel being capable of supporting signage, in a variety of positions along said housing; a pair of spaced apart first fork lift channels recessed on the floor of the housing and extending between the front wall and the opposing back wall; and a pair of spaced apart second fork lift channels recessed on the top wall of the housing and extending between the front wall and the opposing back wall. 18. The barrier as recited in claim 17, wherein the first fork lift channels are vertically aligned with the second fork lift channels. 19. The barrier as recited in claim 17, wherein the housing also includes an interior surface bounding an interior chamber, the housing being comprised of a polymeric material. 20. The barrier as recited in claim 19, further comprising means for filling the interior chamber with a ballast. 21. A barrier comprising: a housing having a front face and an opposing back face each extending between a top wall and a floor, the housing also including an interior surface bounding an interior chamber, the housing being comprised of a polymeric material at least one retention channel is secured to the housing, the retention channel being capable of supporting signage, in a variety of positions along said housing; a recess formed on the top wall with a partition wall being formed between the recess and the back face, an opening extending through the partition wall so as to communicate with the recess, the recess extending through the front face of the housing; a light removably disposed within the recess; a fastener extending through the opening on the partition wall and removably engaging the light; and means for filling the interior chamber with a ballast.