contacting the bracket inserts these cushion spacers are preferably made of a compressible synthetic such as styrene and are about 0 06 inches thick if necessary numerous spacers may be used the spacers may be combined by applying the adhesive side of the added spacer to the non adhesive side of the previously applied spacer the spacers are compressible and therefore should be applied to the bracket inserts in sufficient number to create a combined spacer and bracket width which is slightly wider than the upright aperture into which the combination will be inserted the combined spacer and bracket insert can then be squeezed into their respective upright apertures during bracket installation once in place the cushioned inserts will typically create a snug fit which substantially diminishes twisting or wobbling by the bracket the display bracket is installed by first pushing the bracket 39 s upper rearwardly protruding connecting and locking member insert 14 into upper aperture 16 top portion first the bracket is then pulled upward while pivoting the stabilizing member 18 into lower aperture 17 the bracket is then pushed downward hooking the upper retaining portion 14a over the lower boundary 13 of aperture 16 by hooking over this lower aperture boundary the connecting and locking members insert 14 will not pivot back out of aperture 16 unless the bottom of the bracket is pivoted forward pulled upward and then pulled outward however forces on the bracket during use will be primarily downward and therefore the the connecting and locking insert 14 will typically remain hooked to the lower boundary of upper slot 16 during normal operation when the upper slot 16 has a sufficiently small height upwardly extending retainer 14b of the connecting and locking member insert 14 will engage the upper boundary of slot 16.