CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS Application is based on U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 62/140,981, which was filed on Mar. 31, 2015, and is entitled “Fresh food and dry goods merchandising display case with interchangeable kit system which expands utility for use in a wide variety of foodservice and supermarket departments,” the disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference and on which priority is hereby claimed. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION There are budgetary restraints on foodservice and supermarket capital expenditures that preclude operators from buying multiple merchandisers to sell different items. No merchandising case exists that allows foodservice and supermarket operators to easily change functionality with interchangeable kits and parts so that they may sell different products in different departments from one case. The invention claimed here solves this problem. Merchandising cases stay in one place with set functions and merchandise the same things. It would take up to 10 different style cases currently available in the marketplace to perform all of the functions this system performs. The claimed invention differs from what currently exists. This case and its interchangeable kits eliminate the need for foodservice and supermarket operators to buy multiple cases with different functions to sell different products in different departments. As it is intended for use in public shopping areas, it also provides sanitation features not normally found anywhere other than in employee work spaces Merchandising equipment for foodservice and supermarket operators provide singular functions and cannot be easily changed to merchandise different products as desired in different departments. Therefore, multiple equipment purchases are required. Supermarkets can't use bakery tables to merchandise produce, or produce tables to merchandise seafood, or seafood tables to function as a rolling butcher shop for meat and poultry, or a butcher table to shuck clams or oysters, or a shucking table to merchandise bottled drinks on ice, or an ice table to display bakery items. This system performs the multiple functions outlined herein, saving money, preserving space, and increasing sales, by allowing for the purchase of a single case with kits that are easily fitted onto and off the case that change the functionality. This one case can be moved into different departments and fitted with different kits to sell different things. This merchandising case has multiple interchangeable kits and parts that provide changing functionality for sales of products in different foodservice and supermarket departments. The kits allow the operator to change the case from a range of self service and full service functions with minimal or no tools required. Operators can thereby change the kit as desired to use the same piece of equipment in different departments to sell many different products ranging from cut meat, poultry, seafood, shucked oysters, sausages, produce, bakery, groceries, floral, juice, general merchandise and more. In addition, food retailers are challenged by high occupancy costs per square foot, and therefore they must make decisions regarding what types of merchandising they can fit into their floor plan and which will not. Further, storage space in supermarkets and food retailers is even more restricting, therefore, whatever can stay on the sales floor and out of the back room is a blessing to retailers. Labor reduction is one of the 2 biggest hot buttons for supermarkets. Moving this system from department to department is more efficient than sending it into the storage area at the end of any given day, and retrieving it the next day. As the kits are designed specifically so they do not require tools to install or remove, there is nothing to impede the interchangeable kit change over, which typically take 1-2 minutes. This is also important to retailers, whose staff is not necessarily mechanically competent to use tools, and tools are not typically on site. In the accompanying example of a Prior Art merchandising display case FIG. PA1-PA26, which is commonly used in the foodservice and supermarket industry independently with a singular function, the depicted merchandiser generally has a base that is constructed of as many as 12 cut steel tubes, which are welded together to create a base frame, whereby each tube has to be notched, coped, deburred and polished, then welded together so that a final grinding and polishing process can finish the base. That entire fabrication process is very costly, labor intensive, material intensive and yields a “busy” look and an unnecessarily heavy base. In addition, it creates more joints that are subject to cracking or breaking, and which accumulate dirt. The new base design claimed in this invention reduces 12 straight tubes to 4 bent tubes, reducing the weight, visual confusion, labor, material, risk of breakage, and dirt accumulation. This new base design has been tested to hold 500 lbs., which far exceeds the possible weight of the loaded case. These and other aspects, features and advantages of the present invention will become better understood in conjunction with the reading of the following detailed description of illustrative embodiments thereof, appended claims, and accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1A shows an Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table (“MIT-M”) which can range in size from 12″ long to 180″ long with otherwise identical designs and functions. It is precisely dimensioned to accept all component kits, and features fully welded corrosion-resistant 304 stainless steel construction. FIG. 1B shows a Plan View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1C shows a Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 1D shows a Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 1E shows a Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 9 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 1F shows a Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 18 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 1G shows a Plan View of the 36″ long version of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1H shows a Rear Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 1I shows a Front Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 1J shows a Rear Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 1K shows a Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 1L shows an Exploded Isometric View of the Tubular Support Structure of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1M shows a Cross Section View of the Tubular Support Structure of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1N shows a Front View of the Tubular Support Structure of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1O shows an Isometric View of the Tubular Support Structure of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1P shows an Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1Q shows Isometric Views of the Tubular Support Structure and the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1R shows an exploded Isometric View of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1S shows a Plan View of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1T shows an Isometric View of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1U shows a Front View of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1V shows a Cross Section View of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1W shows an Separated Isometric View of the outside of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1X shows an Isometric View of the outside of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1Y shows a Plan View of the outside of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 1Z shows a Cross Section View of the outside of the Insulated Bin Assembly of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIGS. 2A and 2C show Isometric Views of the Self-Service Kit (“SSKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 2B shows a Cross Section View of the Self-Service Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 2D shows a Plan View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table with the Self-Service Kit installed. FIG. 2E shows an Isometric View of the Self-Service Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 2F shows a Plan View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Self-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 2G shows a Front View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Self-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 2H shows a Cross Section View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Self-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 2I shows an Isometric View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Self-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 2J shows a Cross Section View of the Self-Service Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 2K shows a Cross Section View of the Self-Service Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 9 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 2L shows a Cross Section View of the Self-Service Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 18 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 3A shows an Isometric View of the Canopy Kit (“CKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 3B shows a Cross Section View of the Canopy Kit. FIG. 3C shows a Plan View of the Canopy Kit, displaying an overhead depiction of how the brackets of the Lexan™ panel are fuse welded to the stainless steel tubular structure. FIG. 3D shows an Elevation View of the Canopy Kit, displaying how the Lexan™ panel rests on top of the stainless steel tubular structure. FIG. 3E shows the detail of the overhang bend at the end of both sides of the Lexan™ panel on top of the Canopy Kit. FIG. 3F shows the detail of how the Lexan™ panel is affixed to the top of the Canopy Kit with mounting brackets secured by an acorn nut, spacer, Poly sheet, and screw assembly. FIGS. 4A and 4B show Isometric Views of the Lexan™ end panels and tempered front glass panel parts of the Full-Service Kit (“FSKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 4C shows a Cross Section View of the Full-Service Kit and the Scale Stand Kit (“SS”) installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 4D shows a Plan View of the Full-Service Kit and the Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 4E shows an Isometric View of the Full-Service Kit and the Scale Stand Kit (“SS”) installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 4F shows a Plan View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Full-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 4G shows a Front View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Full-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 4H shows a Cross Section View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Full-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 4I shows an Isometric View of the stainless steel retention clips that hold the Full-Service Kit in place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 4J shows a Cross Section View of the Full-Service Kit and Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position in between a 64″ tall customer and a 64″ employee servicing the case. FIG. 4K shows a Cross Section View of the Full-Service Kit and Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 9 degree pitch position in between a 64″ tall customer and a 64″ employee servicing the case. FIG. 4L shows a Cross Section View of the Full-Service Kit and Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 18 degree pitch position in between a 64″ tall customer and a 64″ employee servicing the case. FIG. 5A shows a Plan View of the Half Canopy Kit (“HCKT”) which is installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 5B shows a Cross Section View of the Half Canopy Kit. FIG. 5C shows an Isometric View of the Half Canopy Kit. FIGS. 6A and 6B show front and back Isometric Views of the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit (“MCB”) which is designed and shown to be integrated into the base unit Mobile Insulated Display Table with no tools required. FIG. 6C shows a Long Cross Section View of the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit. FIG. 6D shows an Elevation View of the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit. FIG. 6E shows a Cross Section View of the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit. FIG. 6F shows a Side View of the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit. FIG. 6G shows an Exploded Isometric View of the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit. FIG. 7A shows an Isometric View of the Oyster Shucking Station Kit (“OSKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware, installed in the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Full-Service Kit. FIG. 7B shows an Isometric View of the Oyster Shucking Station Kit (“OSKT”) installed in the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Self-Service Kit. FIG. 7C shows an assembled Plan View of the Oyster Shucking Station Kit. FIG. 7D shows an Exploded Isometric View of the Oyster Shucking Station Kit. FIG. FIG. 7E shows a Side View of the Oyster Shucking Station Kit. FIG. 7F shows a detailed view of the tabs that keep the scrap pan, scrap pan cover, and removable poly board in place on the Oyster Shucking Station Kit. FIG. 7G shows an Isometric View of the Oyster Shucking Station. FIG. 8A shows a Plan View of the Meat Cutting Kit (“MCKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 8B shows an Isometric View of the Meat Cutting Kit. FIGS. 8C and 8D show Plan Views of the Meat Cutting Kit with and without the poly top installed. FIG. 8E shows an Exploded Isometric View of the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 8F shows a Cross Section View of the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 8G shows a Cross Section View of the Poly board top of the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 8H shows a Plan View of the 14 gauge 304 stainless steel base of the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 8I shows a Rotated Side View of the 14 gauge 304 stainless steel base of the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 8J shows an Isometric view of the Meat Cutting Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Half-Canopy Kit, the Self-Service Kit, and the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 8K shows an Isometric view of the Meat Cutting Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Full-Service Kit and the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 8L shows an Isometric view of the Meat Cutting Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Self-Service Kit and the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 9A shows a Rear View of the Sausage Grinding Kit (“SGKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware, FIG. 9B shows a Plan View of the Sausage Grinding Kit. FIG. 9C shows an Inverted View of the Sausage Grinding Kit. FIG. 9D shows a Cross Section View of the Sausage Grinding Kit. FIG. 9E shows an Isometric View of the Sausage Grinding Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 9F shows a Detailed View of the corner of the Sausage Grinding Kit. FIG. 9G shows an Isometric View of the Sausage Grinding Kit. FIG. 9H shows a Rear Isometric View of the Sausage Grinding Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 9I shows an Inverted Cross Section View of the Sausage Grinding Kit. FIG. 10A shows a Plan View of one of the two slider brackets of the Smoothie Kit (“SMKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 10B shows a Side View of one of the two slider brackets of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10C shows a Plan View of the base support for one of the two slider brackets of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10D shows a Cross Section View of the base support for one of the two slider brackets of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10E shows a Plan View of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10F shows a Cross Section View of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10G shows an Isometric View of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10H shows a Plan View of the Poly board top of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10I shows a Front View of the Poly board top. FIG. 10J shows a Cross Section View of the Poly board top. FIG. 10K shows a Long Cross Section View of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10L shows a Plan View of the steel support structure of the Smoothie Kit. FIG. 10M shows an Isometric View of the Smoothie Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table along with the Half Canopy Kit. FIGS. 11A, 11B and 11C shows Plan Views of the Stepped Dry Insert Kit (“SDIKT”) in 3 different interchangeable configurations, which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIGS. 11D, 11E, 11F and 11G show Isometric Views of the Stepped Dry Insert Kit in 3 different interchangeable configurations. FIGS. 11H, 11I and 11J show Cross Section Views of 3 different interchangeable configurations of the Stepped Dry Insert Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position in between two 64″ tall customers. FIGS. 11K, 11L and 11M show Plan Views of the 3 steps. FIGS. 11N, 11O and 11P show Short Cross Section Views of the 3 steps. FIGS. 11Q, 11R and 11S show Isometric Views of the 3 steps. FIGS. 11T, 11U and 11V show Long Cross Section Views of the 3 steps. FIG. 12A shows an Exploded Isometric View of the Skirt Kit (“WSKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 12B shows an Isometric View of the Skirt Kit. FIG. 12C shows a Cross Section View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 12D shows an Isometric View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 12E shows an Isometric View of the Skirt Kit without mounting clips. FIG. 12F shows a Plan View of the Skirt Kit without mounting clips. FIG. 12G shows a Cross Section View of the Skirt Kit without mounting clips. FIG. 12H shows an Isometric View of the Skirt Kit with mounting clips. FIG. 12I shows a Plan View of the Skirt Kit with mounting clips. FIG. 12J shows a Cross Section View of the Skirt Kit with mounting clips. FIG. 12K shows a Front Isometric View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 12L shows a Rear Isometric View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 12M shows a Front View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 12N shows a Back View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 12O shows a Cross Section View of the Skirt Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 13A shows a Cross Section View of the Scale Stand Kit (“SS”) without mounting hardware. FIG. 13B shows an Isometric View of the Scale Stand Kit without mounting hardware. FIG. 13C shows a Plan View of the Scale Stand Kit. FIG. 13D shows a Plan View of the Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 13E shows a Cross Section View of the Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Full-Service Kit. FIG. 13F shows an Isometric View of the Scale Stand Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Full-Service Kit. FIG. 14A shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit (“CWP”) without poly cutting board. FIG. 14B shows a Side View of the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit without poly cutting board. FIG. 14C shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the rear of the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Half Canopy Kit and the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 14D shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the underbody of the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Half Canopy Kit and the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 14E shows a Cross Section View of the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the rear of the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Half Canopy Kit and the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 14F shows a Cross Section View of the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the underbody of the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Half Canopy Kit and the Meat Cutting Kit. FIG. 15A shows a Plan View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit (“DSKP”), which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware, installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 15B shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in up position, along with the Scale Stand Kit and the Half Canopy Kit. FIG. 15C shows a Plan View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 15D shows a Cross Section View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 15E shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit in up position. FIG. 15F shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit in up position, installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Scale Stand Kit and the Half Canopy Kit. FIG. 15G shows an Isometric View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit in down position, installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Scale Stand Kit and the Half Canopy Kit. FIG. 15H shows a Cross Section View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit in up position, installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Scale Stand Kit and the Half Canopy Kit. FIG. 15I shows a Cross Section View of the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit in up position, installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Scale Stand Kit and the Half Canopy Kit. FIG. 16A shows an Elevation View of the Chef Demo Mirror Kit (“CDMKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 16B shows a Detailed View of the Chef Demo Mirror Kit. FIG. 16C shows Isometric view of the Chef Demo Mirror Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 16D shows an Isometric View of the Chef Demo Mirror Kit. FIG. 16E shows a Cross Section View of the Chef Demo Mirror Kit. FIG. 17A shows a Plan View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit (“SDSKT”), which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware, in Alt #1 position. FIG. 17B shows a separated Isometric View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #1 position. FIG. 17C shows a Front View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #1 position. FIG. 17D shows a Cross Section View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #1 position. FIG. 17E shows assembled Isometric Views of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit going into place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in Alt #1 position, along with the Self-Service Kit. FIG. 17F shows a Plan View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #2 position. FIG. 17G shows a separated Isometric View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #2 position. FIG. 17H shows a Front View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #2 position. FIG. 17I shows a Cross Section View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #2 position. FIG. 17J shows assembled Isometric Views of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit going into place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in Alt #2 position, along with the Self-Service Kit. FIG. 17K shows a Plan View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #3 position. FIG. 17L shows an Exploded View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #3 position. FIG. 17M shows a Front View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #3 position. FIG. 17N shows a Cross Section View of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit in Alt #3 position. FIG. 17O shows assembled Isometric Views of the Square Dry Step Insert Kit going into place on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in Alt #3 position, along with the Self-Service Kit. FIG. 18A shows a Plan View of the Pyramid Insert Kit (“PMDKT”), which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware, installed in the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 18B shows a Front Elevation View of the Pyramid Insert Kit with the removable ice stop in place above the finger holes which allow for easy removal. FIG. 18C shows a Cross Section View of the Pyramid Insert Kit with the removable ice stop in place above the finger holes which allow for easy removal. FIG. 18D shows a Cross Section View of the Pyramid Insert Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Self-Service Kit. FIG. 18E shows a Cross Section View of the Pyramid Insert Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table with removable ice stops in place above the finger holes which allow for easy removal. FIG. 18F shows an Isometric View of the Pyramid Insert Kit with removable ice stops in place installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, along with the Self-Service Kit. FIG. 18G shows a Side View of the Pyramid Insert Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 18H shows a Plan View of the Pyramid Insert Kit with removable ice stops in place above the finger holes which allow for easy removal. FIG. 18I shows an Isometric View of the Pyramid Insert Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table with removable ice stops in place above the finger holes which allow for easy removal. FIG. 18J shows an Isometric View of the Pyramid Insert Kit with removable ice stops in place above the finger holes which allow for easy removal. FIG. 18K shows an Isometric View of a solid side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit without the removable ice stop. FIG. 18L shows a Plan View of a solid side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit without the removable ice stop. FIG. 18M shows a Plan View of a removable ice stop which gets placed onto a side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit. FIG. 18N shows a Cross Section View of a removable ice stop which gets placed over a cutout on a side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit. FIG. 18O shows a Side View of a removable ice stop which gets placed over a cutout on a side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit. FIG. 18P shows an Isometric View of a removable ice stop which gets placed over a cutout on a side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit. FIG. 18Q shows an Isometric View of the Pyramid Insert Kit without a side panel and without a removable ice stop in place on one side, exposing the cutout for easy employee access to the drain of the Mobile Insulated Display Table for cleaning. FIG. 18R shows a Cross Section View of the Pyramid Insert Kit without a removable ice stop in place. FIG. 18S shows a Side View of a side panel of the Pyramid Insert Kit without a removable ice stop in place, exposing the cutout for easy employee access to the drain of the Mobile Insulated Display Table for cleaning. FIG. 19A shows a Cross Section View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit (“TDSSKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 19B shows a Front View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit. FIG. 19C shows an Isometric View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit. FIG. 19D shows a Cross Section View of the top shelf of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit with product stops. FIG. 19E shows a Cross Section View of the middle shelf of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit with product stops. FIG. 19F shows a Cross Section View of the bottom shelf of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit with product stops. FIG. 19G shows an Isometric View of the bottom shelf of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit. FIG. 19H shows a Side View of the Shelf Hanger piece of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit. FIG. 19I shows an Isometric View of the Shelf Hanger piece of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit. FIG. 19J shows a Cross Section View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit installed on both sides of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 19K shows an Isometric View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit installed on both sides of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 19L shows a Cross Section View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit installed on one side of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 19M shows an Isometric View of the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit installed on one side of the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 20A shows a Plan View of the assembled Deep Ledge Kit (“DLKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 20B shows a Front View of the assembled Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20C shows an Inverted Cross Section View of the assembled Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20D shows an Isometric View of the assembled Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20E shows a Plan View of the shallow section of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20F shows an Inverted Side View of the shallow section of the Deep Ledge Kit FIG. 20G shows an Isometric View of the shallow section of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20H shows an Inverted Side View of the deep section of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20I shows a Detailed View of the edge of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20J shows a Side View of one section of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20K shows an Isometric View of one section of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20L shows a Detailed View of the edge of the Deep Ledge Kit. FIG. 20M shows a Plan View of the Deep Ledge Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 20N shows an Isometric View of the Deep Ledge Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 20O shows a Cross Section View of the Deep Ledge Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIGS. 21A and 21B show Cross Section Views of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit (“TDCSKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 21C shows an Isometric View of the Triple Dry corner Shelf Kit. FIG. 21D shows a Plan View of the rear wall panel of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit. FIG. 21E shows a Front Elevation View of the rear wall panel of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit prior to being bent and having shelves installed. FIG. 21F shows a Cross Section View of the rear wall panel of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit prior to having shelves installed. FIG. 21G shows a Plan View of the assembled Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 21H shows an Exploded Plan and Isometric view of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit. FIG. 21I shows an Isometric View of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 21J shows a Cross Section of the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 22A shows a Plan View of the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit (“DHDBKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 22B shows an Isometric View of the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit. FIG. 22C shows a Rear Elevation View of the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit. FIG. 22D shows a Side View of the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit. FIG. 22E shows an Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table with the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit installed on the rear. FIG. 22F shows a Cross Section View of the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table, FIG. 22G shows a Side View of the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 23A shows a Plan View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit (“DSK”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 23B shows a Front Elevation View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 23C shows a Cross Section View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit in up position. FIG. 23D shows an Isometric View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit in up position. FIG. 23E shows a Detailed View of the corner of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit. FIG. 23F shows a Plan View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in up position. FIG. 23G shows an Isometric View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in up position. FIG. 23H shows a Cross Section View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in up position. FIG. 23I shows a Side View of the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in up position. FIG. 24A shows an Isometric View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit (“WPKT”), which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware, installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 24B shows a Plan View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 24C shows a Cross Section View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position. FIG. 24D shows a Rear Isometric View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit fitted with a roll of wrapping paper. FIG. 24E shows a Rear Isometric View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit without the mounting bracket. FIG. 24F shows a Rear Isometric View of the mounting bracket of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit. FIG. 24G shows a Cross Section View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 0 degree pitch position next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 24H shows a Cross Section View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 9 degree pitch next to a 64″ tall customer. FIG. 24I shows a Cross Section View of the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table in 18 degree pitch position in between a 64″ tall customer and a 64″ employee servicing the case. FIG. 25A shows a Plan View of the Trash Receptacle Kit (“TRKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 25B shows an Inverted Cross Section View of the Trash Receptacle Kit. FIG. 25C shows an Inverted Isometric View of the Trash Receptacle Kit. FIG. 25D shows a Cross Section View of the Trash Receptacle Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 25E shows an Isometric View of the Trash Receptacle Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 26A shows a Rear Elevation View of the Knife Holder Kit (“KHKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 26B shows a Cross Section View of the hanging bracket of the Knife Holder Kit. FIG. 26C shows an Isometric View of the Knife Holder Kit with a knife in place. FIG. 26D shows an Isometric View of the Knife Holder Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 27A shows a Rear Elevation View of the Paper Towel Holder Kit (“PTHKT”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 27B shows an Isometric View of the Paper Towel Holder Kit with a paper towel roll in place. FIG. 27C shows a Plan View of the Paper Towel Holder Kit. FIG. 27D shows a Cross Section view of the Paper Towel Holder Kit with a paper towel roll in place. FIG. 27E shows an Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table with the Paper Towel Holder Kit installed on the rear. FIG. 27F shows a Plan View of the rolled tube piece of the Paper Towel Holder Kit. FIG. 27G shows a Cross Section View of the rolled tube piece of the Paper Towel Holder Kit. FIG. 27H shows a Cross Section View of the Paper Towel Holder Kit. FIG. 27I shows a Rear View of the Paper Towel Holder Kit. FIG. 28A shows a Plan View of the Safety Step Kit (“DPSI”) which is installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 28B shows a Cross Section View of the Safety Step Kit. FIG. 28C shows an Isometric View of the Safety Step Kit. FIG. 28D shows a Rear Isometric View of the Safety Step Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 28E shows a Rear Isometric View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table without the Safety Step Kit in place. FIG. 28F shows a Cross Section View of the Safety Step Kit installed on the Mobile Insulated Display Table. FIG. 28G shows a Cross Section View of the Mobile Insulated Display Table without the Safety Step Kit in place. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Some of the embodiments of the present invention are discussed below. As the present invention may be embodied in several forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof, it should be understood that the description contained herein is not limited by the details of the foregoing description, unless otherwise stated. The present invention should be construed within its spirit and scope, and therefore all changes and modifications that fall within the meets and bounds of the claims, or equivalences of such meets and bounds are therefore intended to be embraced by the invention. We refer initially to FIG. 1A-1Z, showing the Mobile Insulated Display Table (“MIT-M”). It is designed in 3D modeling software, which is programmed to instruct a CNC laser, CNC punch, CNC plasma, and CNC hydraulic brake to cut and form the parts. Parts are then welded using heliarc welding equipment, then deburred and ground to eliminate sharp edges, then polished by hand to its final finish. The case is insulated with a double wall stainless steel liner 1, the space between which is filled with polystyrene insulation 2. A drain 3 is installed, and the valve 4 and drain hose 5 attached and insulated. Then the assembly is mounted on support base 6 made of 1⅝″ diameter 16 gauge stainless steel tubing bent precisely with a CNC tubing bending machine. They are then coped with a milling machine, then heliarc welded, then ground, then polished, and finally heavy-duty casters 7 are installed. The MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z can range in size from 12″ long to 180″ long with otherwise identical designs and functions. It is precisely dimensioned to accept all component kits, and has fully welded construction, corrosion-resistant 304 stainless steel construction, a fully welded bent tubular steel frame 6, an adjustable tilting mechanism 8 with 3 positions, a welded stainless steel drain 3 and a shutoff valve 4 with a 5′ insulated drain hose 5 and a hose hanging bracket 9. FIG. 2A-2L shows the Self-Service Kit (“SSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 6 components including: 2 each 11″ high×32″ wide×⅜″ thick scratch resistant Lexan™ with polished edges (front and rear risers) 10, 2 each 11″ high×31⅛″ wide×⅜″ thick scratch resistant Lexan™ with polished edges (left and right side risers) 11, and 2 custom designed stainless steel retention clips 12 which hold Lexan™ pieces in place while allowing removal without the use of tools. Lexan™ panels 10-11 are sized so when placed into case, they lock together with the help of the stainless steel retention clip 12. FIG. 3A-3F shows the Canopy Kit (“CKT”). This removable kit is comprised of a removable welded stainless steel tubular structure 13 with a permanently mounted clear Lexan™ top 14. It includes fitted brackets 15 to allow the canopy to be installed with complete stability and removed without tools or hardware. FIG. 4A-4L shows the Full-Service Kit (“FSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 8 components including: an aluminum front hinge base plate 16 permanently attached to a removable stainless steel mounting bracket 17, an aluminum glass clamp (affixed to glass) 18, a tempered glass panel 19, 2 tall scratch resistant Lexan™ side panels with polished edges 20 with 2 custom designed stainless steel retention clips 12 which hold Lexan™ pieces firmly in place abutting the front glass 19, 2 custom designed stainless steel retention clips 12 which stabilize the side Lexan™ panels 20 and locks them in place with the rear Lexan™ panel 21, which is 11″ high×32″ wide×⅜″ thick scratch resistant Lexan™ with polished edges. Entire kit is designed to be installed and removed without any tools or hardware. FIG. 5A-5C shows the Half Canopy Kit (“HCKT”). This removable kit is comprised of a removable welded stainless steel structural frame 22 supporting 2 sided Lexan™ breath protection guards 23, a front 24 and a top 25 made of clear Lexan™. Entire assembly is affixed to 3 stainless steel mounting brackets 26, designed to be installed and removed without tools or hardware. FIG. 6A-6G shows the Modular Clam Bar/Dry Shelf Kit (“MCB”). This modular kit is comprised of a fully welded corrosion resistant insulated stainless steel ice trough 27 with integral drain 28 and hanging shelves 29, mounted on casters 30 for easy mobility. Designed to appear to be integrated into base MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z. FIG. 7A-7G shows the Oyster Shucking Station Kit (“OSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 7 components including: a poly cutting board 31 with scrap chute 32 and pre-drilled holes 33 for mounting the oyster shucking machine 34, a stainless steel top 35 with cutout 36 to align with chute 32 in the poly cutting board 31, a stainless steel base 37 and a removable stainless steel scrap pan 38 plus 2 anti-slip stainless steel retention brackets 39. FIG. 8A-8L shows the Meat Cutting Kit (“MCKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 5 components including: a poly chopping block 40 with a scrap chute pass-through 41 and knife retention safety slots 42, a stainless steel drip pan 43 with poly liner 44 to collect runoff of knives and protect blades when in storage, 14 gauge stainless steel support platform 45 with a scrap chute 46 to align with the chopping block 40, a stainless steel scrap tray 43A that is sized to fit inside of the stainless steel support platform 45 below the scrap chute 46. FIG. 9A-9H shows the Sausage Grinding Kit (“SGKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 3 components: a 14 gauge fully welded and braced grinder support structure 47 that fits into the MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z, with 2 stainless steel retention brackets 48 to keep it in place. FIG. 10A-10M shows the Smoothie Kit (“SMKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 10 components including: stainless steel base 49 with cutout 50 for scraps, and cutouts 51 for 7 stainless steel ingredient pans 52, a poly cutting board 53 with scrap chute 54 and a scrap pan 55. FIG. 11A-11V shows the Stepped Dry Insert Kit (“SDIKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 3 different height, corrosion resistant stainless steel stepped platforms 56 that nest. FIG. 12A-12O shows the Skirt Kit (“WSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of a permanently affixed removable stainless steel cosmetic base panel with a front 57 and two sides 58. FIG. 13A-13F shows the Scale Stand Kit (“SS”). The scale stand kit is removable and is comprised of a 16 gauge 304 stainless steel scale platform 59 with safety retention sides 60, stainless steel support post 61, mounting hardware 62 and a scale cord chase 63. FIG. 14A-14F shows the Cutting Board with Integral Wrap Paper Roll Holder (“CWP”). This removable kit is comprised of 3 components including: a cutting board platform 64 with mounting bracket 65 and integral wrap paper roll holder 66 and a poly cutting board 67. The assembly can be mounted on employee side of the MIT-M FIGS. 1A-1Z and removed without tools or hardware. FIG. 15A-15I shows the Cutting Board Drop Shelf Kit (“DSKP”). This removable kit is comprised of 2 components including: a cutting board platform 68 with drop hardware 69 and a poly cutting board 70, attached to a mounting bracket 71 which makes the kit easy to install and remove without tools or hardware. FIG. 16A-16E shows the Chef Demo Mirror Kit (“CDMKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 5 components including: an adjustable overhead mirror 72, and a tubular stainless steel support structure 73 with mounting brackets 74 on both sides. FIG. 17A-17O shows the Square Dry Step Insert Kit (“SDSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 3 components including: 3 interlocking stainless steel platforms 75 that are tabbed and slotted so they can be configured in 9 different layouts. FIG. 18A-18S shows the Pyramid Insert Kit (“PMDKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 5 components including: fully welded stainless steel pyramid 76 with slots and cutouts to fit 4 removable side panels/ice avalanche guards 77. FIG. 19A-19M shows the Triple Dry Side Shelf Kit (“TDSSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 1 component: heavy gauge fully welded three level stainless steel dry display shelf assembly 78, designed with mounting bracket 79 which allows installation and removal of the kit without tools or hardware on any of 3 sides of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z. FIG. 20A-20N shows the Deep Ledge Kit (“DLKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 6 components: 2 each heavy gauge stainless steel extension shelf inserts 80 and 4 each locking brackets 81. Designed to be installed and removed without tools or hardware. FIG. 21A-21J shows the Triple Dry Corner Shelf Kit (“TDCSKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 1 component: heavy gauge fully welded three level stainless steel dry corner display shelf assembly 82, designed with mounting bracket 83 which allows installation and removal of the kit without tools or hardware on 2 front corners of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z. FIG. 22A-22G shows the Dry Hanging Display Box Kit (“DHDBKT”). This removable kit is comprised of 1 component: a heavy gauge welded stainless steel dry display box 84 with mounting bracket 85 that allows kit to be installed and removed without tools or hardware on any of 3 sides of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z. FIG. 23A-23I shows the Stainless Steel Drop Shelf Kit (“DSK”). This removable kit is comprised of 1 assembly including a stainless steel shelf 86 with drop hinge hardware 87, and a stainless steel mounting bracket 88 that permits installation and removal on any of 3 sides of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z without tools or hardware. FIG. 24A-24I shows the Wrap Paper Roll Holder Kit (“WPKT”). This accessory kit is comprised of 1 assembly including: a stainless steel paper wrap holder 89 with integrated cutting blade 90. Mounts to underside of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z. FIG. 25A-25E shows the Trash Receptacle Kit (“TRKT”). This removable accessory kit is comprised of 1 component: a welded stainless steel trash receptacle 91 with integral hanging bracket 92 permitting kit to be installed and removed from any of 3 sides of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z without tools or hardware. FIG. 26A-26D shows the Knife Holder Kit (“KHKT”). This removable accessory kit is comprised of 1 component: a stainless steel knife box 93 with slotted poly insert 94 to protect knife blades, with integral hanging bracket 95 permitting the kit to be installed and removed on any of 3 sides of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z. FIG. 27A-27I shows the Paper Towel Holder Kit (“PTHKT”). This removable accessory kit is comprised of 2 components: a stainless steel paper towel holder 96 with bracket 97 to allow mounting and removal on any of 3 sides of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z without tools or hardware, plus a dowel 98 which passes through the paper towel roll. FIG. 28A-28G shows the Safety Step Kit (“DPSI”). This removable accessory kit is comprised of 5 components: a diamond-plated aluminum safety step 99 with anti-tip base 100, anti-slip friction coating 101, two welded cross members 102 to support 500 pounds, and interlocking bracket 103 to allow mounting and removal on the bent tubular steel frame of MIT-M FIG. 1A-1Z without tools or hardware. Although illustrative embodiments of the present invention have been described herein with reference to the accompanying drawings, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to those precise embodiments and that various other changes and modifications may be effected herein by one skilled in the art without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention. Furthermore, as various changes could be made in the described constructions, and additional accessory kits could be developed to integrate without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in these descriptions or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense. |
