Arrangement of telescopic extensions

1. A telescopic extension assembly comprising:

a.) a pair of telescopic extensions that support a goods carrier, the telescopic extensions being movable an extended disposition in which the telescopic extensions are extended relative to a reference location and a retracted disposition in which the telescopic extensions have been retracted toward the reference location and the telescopic extensions being movable relative to one another during the movement between their extended disposition and their retracted disposition;

b.) a first slot bridge mounted on a side of a respective one of the telescopic extensions, the first slot bridge having an outward portion that extends in a width direction perpendicular to the direction of extension and retraction movement to a greater extent than an adjacent portion of the respective one telescopic extension such that there is a first gap between the outward portion of the first slot bridge and the adjacent portion of the respective one telescopic extension, the first slot bridge being operable to receive a first carrier tab element of the goods carrier that has been inserted into the first gap with the width of the first carrier tab element of the goods carrier being less than the width of the first gap such that a free space remains in the first gap following insertion thereinto of the first carrier tab element of the goods carrier; and

c.) a first stabilizer tab element received in the remaining free space of the first gap.

2. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 1 and further comprising a second slot bridge mounted on a side of another respective one of the telescopic extensions, the second slot bridge having an outward portion that extends in a width direction perpendicular to the direction of extension and retraction movement to a greater extent than an adjacent portion of the respective another telescopic extension such that there is a second gap between the outward portion of the second slot bridge and the adjacent portion of the respective another telescopic extension, the second slot bridge being operable to receive a second carrier tab element of the goods carrier that has been inserted into the second gap with the width of the second carrier tab element of the goods carrier being less than the width of the second gap such that a free space remains in the second gap following insertion thereinto of the second carrier tab element of the goods carrier, and a second stabilizer tab element received in the remaining free space of the second gap, the second stabilizer tab element being held in the second gap via frictional engagement.

3. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 2 and further comprising a push-on cover having a shell that covers the second slot bridge and the second stabilizer tab element, wherein the push-on cover is one of connected to and integrally formed with the second stabilizer element.

4. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 3 and further comprising a catch formed on an inner side of the shell, the catch operating to engage the second slot bridge to thereby resist extraction of the second stabilizer tab element from the second gap.

5. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 4 , wherein the push-on cover is resilient and pliant such that the catch can be selectively releasably disengaged from its engagement with the second slot bridge.

6. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 4 , wherein the catch is positioned opposite a recess formed on the second stabilizer tab element.

7. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 4 , wherein an inner surface of the shell of the push-on cover is operable to be engaged by at least one projection of the goods carrier.

8. The telescopic extension assembly according to claim 7 , wherein

the inner surface of the shell of the push-on cover is operable to be engaged by two projections of the goods carrier arranged on both sides of the second stabilizer tab element.