DE29508204U1 - Display furniture for offering objects - Google Patents

Description

DESCRIPTION

Display furniture for offering objects

The existing shelving systems have only limited design variety in terms of surface shape, CANNOT FORM CLOSED BODIES (DISPLAY CABINETS ETC.) from the same surface shapes, AND HAVE NO VARIATION IN COMBINATION POSSIBILITIES. Many systems have auxiliary structures for stabilization AND THEREFORE BECOME HEAVY AND IMMOBILE. THERE IS NO SYSTEM YET THAT COMBINES A SHELF SYSTEM WITH DlEB-shaft security, self-lighting and power supply, and is also mobile and offers such a variety of surface shapes and combination options.

The task was to develop a shelving system that is easy to set up, takes into account the current problem of shoplifting and, in such an open system, also offers an aesthetic solution (closed cable duct that can be opened at any height), so that it is possible to switch to open systems (saving on staff and still allowing customers to access at any time) and can therefore stand in the room as an individual object or a small group, but without excluding the more classic form of the lockable display case and can be easily moved as required. The product described represents the greatest possible reduction in load-bearing and supported parts - while at the same time offering a high degree of design variety within a shelf and many possible combinations of several shelves. This reduction keeps production costs low without having to forego design variety. The required installation area is fully utilized at any height. The product is delivered pre-assembled and flat to save space. IT JUST NEEDS TO BE UNFOLDED BY THE CUSTOMER. IF THE CUSTOMER HAS DECIDED ON ONE OF THE SIZES PROVIDED BY THE SUPPLIER, THE SHELVES ARE MILLED IN THE CORRECT PLACES WITH THE DIAMETER OF THE PIPING BRACKET AND JUST NEED TO BE hung. This means that the opening angle cannot change and the shelves secure themselves in the pipe frame. The pipe brackets have

rows of holes so that the height of the shelves can be freely selected in terms of the distance between the holes. If the customer specifies dimensions, the supplier can easily laser out the appropriate shelves on a computer-controlled machine by changing the horizontal leg length AND/OR THE LEG ANGLE. If the shelves are not milled or lasered out on the back, the shelf will also be at an angle, which, together with a stop bar, is an advantage for some products (books, video cassettes). (see drawing 1 top right)

- 1-standing furniture for offering objects

drawings

to protection claim 2

Drawing 1 top left and top right

a - plug-in and screw-on intermediate pieces

for horizontal change of depth b - plug-in and screw-on extensions

for vertical change of height Drawing 1 below

The view from above of 2 shelves is drawn back to back. By changing the opening angle, I can change the shape of the surface from rectangular to square. Drawing 2+3

Detailed drawing of a rectangular floor,

GONE FROM A LEG LENGTH OF 630MM (OUTSIDE

outside). By changing the angle from 90 degrees to 60 degrees, the dimensions described are obtained. Of course, all angles are possible as long as stability is guaranteed. to protection claim 4
Drawing 1 below

The dashed lines -N- are the grooves. They are located on the underside of the floors. If a half-closed or fully lockable room is to be created, which is possible at any height and also over the entire height, the lower floor is turned 180 degrees and glass, wood or metal is inserted. The rows of holes in the pipe brackets are inside the room and can be used again to hold floors. In width, the floors measure from outer wall to outer wall and in depth they are the clear height between the front

and rear tubes.

If two different closed rooms are to be placed one above the other, E.G. MADE OF WOOD BELOW AND GLASS ABOVE, THE COMMON FLOOR MUST HAVE GROOVES ON BOTH SIDES.

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1INQUIRIES

to protection claim 5

Drawing 1 below

2 rectangular shelves stand back to back. Such a shape can, if it stands freely in the room, be used from all sides. Quarter-circle shapes can be used as individual objects in corners. Semi-circle shapes can be used as individual objects on walls, three quarter-circle shapes can be used around corners. Full-circle shapes can be used as large columns in the room.

Drawing 4+ 5

some other variants
to protection claim 6

Drawing 1 top left

The two rear vertical axes are ■ ■ ■■: connected to each other movably and radially by the connectors R 1 with roller and R 2. The upper connector should end at the upper floor. Once the height is fixed, the plastic cable duct can be SHORTENED AND INSTALLED accordingly. THE REMOVABLE cover of the duct is shortened to the distances between the floors. The cables can be led into the cable duct at the floor end. The width of the duct can be determined for each customer before production. for protection claim 7

Drawing 1 top left

to protection claim 3
Figure 6

ABOUT THE POLAROIDS: THE PHOTOGRAPHED MODEL HAS SEVERAL VARIETIES COMBINED IN ONE MODEL. BELOW IS A WOMAN

from left a quarter circle, above that a rectangular shelf, above that 2 shelves combined with glass on the left side to form half a display case, above that in white a shelf without a cutout at the back.

Label bar

A - HORIZONTAL INSERTS B - VERTICAL EXTENSIONS R1 - LOWER RADIAL CONNECTOR WITH ROLLER R2 - upper connecting bracket D - distance, space for cable duct N - grooves, adjustment options for glass, wood, metal, etc.

Claims (5)

Protection claims 1. Furniture for displaying objects characterized by that 2 identical steel arches, each of which is movably connected to one another on a vertical axis, form a base frame for the diverse accommodation of open and closed forms of worship by folding it open horizontally. 2. Stand-up furniture according to protection claim 1 characterized in that the steel tube brackets can be changed in length and depth using plug-in and screw connections. By combining changes in the horizontal leg length and the leg angle, any dimension in width and depth can be created. ■-— - —- ■-■ 3. Stand-up furniture according to protection claim 1
characterized, that the inserted levels for holding the objects can be rectangles or squares, or rectangles or squares with circular segments on the front and/or one or both sides. In addition, they can be extended over the front and/or one or both sides. Segment shapes from a circular surface are also possible. 4. Furniture according to protection claim 1
characterized, that uniform, superimposed levels can also be the base and the lid of a partially or completely closed container (display case, cupboard, storage space). On the top of the base and on the underside of the lid (both identical, rotated by 180 degrees) there are grooves milled into which glass, wood or metal can be placed. On the front side there are holes on the outside for the hinges for doors. 5. Stand-up furniture according to protection claim 1 CHARACTERIZED, THAT THE LENGTH OF THE RADIAL CONNECTION OF THE VERTICAL AXES IS VARIABLE. If the distance is fixed, the radial connection means that when the angle of the legs changes, the distance between the vertical brackets remains the same. This space DSENT to accommodate a cable duct for anti-theft protection, internal lighting and power supply at any selectable height. '6. Stand-up furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that that the freely movable vertical pipe ends each stand on a lockable roller and the two connected vertical pipe ends stand together on one roller. 7. Sub-claim to 1 Standing furniture according to protection claim 1, characterized in that several baugletche steel arches, each of which is movably connected to one another on a vertical axis, form a basic frame for the diverse accommodation of OPEN AND CLOSED FORMS OF DISPLAY by folding it open horizontally.