DE1967033U - EXHIBITION ROTARY STAND FOR THE ART TRADE. - Google Patents

Description

Exhibition rotating stand for the art trade

The innovation "refers / to a rotating exhibition stand for the art trade, with folders to hold art sheets is provided.

In the art trade, only a part of the is usually for sale standing art sheets exhibited directly visible to the interested party in galleries or exhibition rooms = this is particular Then the lall, when the exhibited pieces are arranged according to a certain theme or only the works are more specific Artists are exhibited, and the remaining art sheets for sale for spatial or thematic reasons cannot be exhibited or displayed. These sheets are then placed in cupboards or folders, in which they themselves are very often interested in buying stay hidden.

if sufficiently large exhibition rooms have been created at considerable expense to accommodate most of the To be able to exhibit art sheets for sale would have the disadvantage that the interested customer would be forced on the one hand would be to walk around the exhibition a lot, and that, on the other hand, there is no direct link between two works of art that are relatively far apart Possibility of comparison has »

The innovation is based on the task of addressing these disadvantages overcome and create a rotating exhibition stand to which a large number of artificial sheets can be attached easily and clearly.

This task is essentially done by one at one perpendicular standing shaft attached bracket loosened into the a large number of folders with folders to hold art sheets provided swivel frame can be hung in.

These features of the innovation make it possible to use a rotating exhibition stand to build with which a large number of artificial sheets can be exhibited on a narrow bar and where the customer is standing in the same place only the individual with folders to hold the art sheets provided frame from one side to the other swivel and turn the rotating stand bit by bit,

to be able to see through the entire supply of artificial sheets. Such a revolving display stand can even be in one assigned to a specific topic or a specific artist Exhibition space can be accommodated without the overall impression caused by the exhibited pictures is disturbed = This is the case because the large number of frames hanging in the bracket are mutually exclusive cover up »

Another feature of the price increase is that the bracket consists of two disks attached to the shaft, and that in the disks along a parallel to the circumference Circular line drilled holes to accommodate the frame

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are = the frames have two adjacent corner points that can be swiveled into the holes »

This type of frame suspension has the advantage that, although this along the circular line provided with holes can be hung close together, enough space between the radially outer parts of the frame is so that two frames under simultaneous corresponding Adjustment of the neighboring frame can be opened like a book, and suspended in two frames Art sheets stand in front of the viewer for comparison.

An example embodiment of the innovation is in Drawing shown; show it:

Iig.1 a perspective view of the rotating exhibition stand with partially suspended frame;

o 2 a section through a radial plane of the stator with a suspended and a suspended frame »

According to FIGS. 1 and 2, the rotating exhibition stand consists of a shaft 1 to which a disk 2 is attached at the lower end = a slightly larger disk 3 is attached to the floor 18 with screws =. Between the two discs a thrust bearing 4 can be inserted = The shaft 1 is designed either as a hollow shaft or is provided at its upper end with a bore 5, in which a mounted on a plate 6 _ν Λ ■ pin 7 engages * The disc 6 is screwed to a ceiling 8 = the shaft 1 mounted in this way is freely rotatable about its longitudinal axis =

On the shaft 1, two disks 9 ΐΰκΐ 10 are fastened at a certain distance from one another, which corresponds to a given frame size = the upper disk 9 is provided with bores 11 along a circular line running parallel to the circumference. The lower disk 10 is provided with a number of mounted in the top disk ^& bores corresponding number of holes 12 provided, which penetrate only up to a fraction of the thickness in the disk from above. The holes lie on a circular line, the diameter of which is equal to the diameter of the circular line for the holes 11 = the drilling

Stanchions are attached next to each other on the circular lines with such a distance that between de.n individual holes only relatively little material remains.

The frames 13 each consist of a right-angled Frame part from that of two adjacent corner points Approaches 14 and 15 run in the opposite direction. To insert the frame 13 in. The rotating stand is the Approach 15 inserted into the upper bore 11, and the frame moved upwards until the lower approach 14-over the disc 10 can be brought into a position above the bore .12. By lowering the frame and the simultaneous insertion of the lower lug 14 into the bore 12 pivots the frame.

A frame inserted in this way is at an angle greater than or equal to than 180 ° pivotable, so that two adjacent Frames can be swiveled open enough for easy viewing of the art prints »Even if all frames are in the bracket are inserted, the frame adjoining two adjacent frames on both sides can be pivoted as far as possible be that the two adjacent frames can be pivoted up to an angle of almost 180 ° and the ones therein hanging art sheets are conveniently presented to the viewer.

In the frame are a folder 17 on four eyelets hung, between which the art sheet are inserted

can «Since the folders are transparent from" both sides, at least two artificial leaves pointing in opposite directions can be attached in a frame *

In this exhibition rotating stand according to the! A multitude of art sheets can be accommodated in a very small space, making them easy and for the interested observer clearly accessible, and compared to the previous one usual accommodation in folders and cupboards can be viewed effortlessly. The rotating exhibition stand according to Innovation also offers the advantage that the individual art sheets in the display folder are protected against damage and therefore no depreciation even when viewed frequently experienced by improper handling =

Protection claims

Claims (1)

PATENT Attorney ⁸ * ^i1s DIPL.-ING. LEO FLEUCHAUS 0.028 * 5/26/67 Munich, the 'My files: E1 G-114 Protection requirements 1c rotating exhibition stand for the art trade, characterized by a shaft on a vertical shaft (1) mounted holder in which a large number of swiveling folders provided with display folders (17) to hold the art sheets Frame (13) can be attached » Exhibition rotating stand according to claim 1, characterized in that g e k e η η, that the holder consists of two disks (9, 10) attached to the shaft (1), and that in the disks bores (11, 12) for receiving the frame are provided along a circular line running parallel to the circumference. 3ο rotating exhibition stand according to claims 1 and 2, thereby known that the frames on two adjacent Corner points have approaches (14, 15) which can be pivotably inserted into the bores (11, 12) «, Revolving exhibition stand according to Claims 1 to 3 _5, characterized in that the bores (12) in the lower disc (10) penetrate into the disc only up to a fraction of the thickness of the disc., 5ο rotating exhibition stand according to claims 1 "to 4, characterized in that the shaft (1) stands on a thrust bearing (4) at the bottom and on one at the top Journal is stored » 6 »Exhibition rotating stand according to claims 1 Isis 5 ■> characterized in that the discs are axially displaceable on the shaft» 7ο rotating exhibition stand according to claims 1 "to 6, characterized in that the folders (17) can be hung in the frames with eyelets (16) =