DE7817563U1 - FLOOR DISPLAY MADE FROM FOLDED MATERIAL - Google Patents

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The invention "relates to one made from folding material Floor stand, consisting of a tubular foot and an open-topped container connected to its upper end.

Such floor stands are used to present the goods in the container at a height that is favorable for the customer.

Such a floor stand is known which cannot be folded up. This has the disadvantage that the floor stand takes up a disproportionate amount of space when shipping.

The invention avoids this disadvantage. It is based on the task of proposing a floor stand that Sent folded flat and at the place of use can be set up ready for use in a few simple steps.

To solve this problem, the invention is characterized in that that the bottom of the container, two opposing side walls of the container and two of each other opposite side wall © of the foot each have a continuous fold line, all in one Run level.

The floor stand can be folded flat that the relevant side walls and the bottom of the container ^ are folded, as will be explained in more detail below will.

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The two side walls of the container not provided with the fold lines mentioned must also be folded flat of the floor stand can be buckled. To achieve this in a simple manner, ee is preferred when these two Side walls each starting from their lower corners and running into the middle area of their upper edge Have pairs of kink lines.

Despite the fact that the floor stand can be folded up, it has good stability in the unfolded position if these side walls, which are not provided with the fold lines, are each backed by holding ashes on both sides, which Have locking lugs on their lower edges, which in Engage in slots in the bottom of the container in the unfolded state of the floor stand.

The invention is explained in more detail below using an exemplary embodiment from which further important ones Characteristics. It shows;

Figure 1 is a side view of the novel floor stand in the unfolded state;

FIG. 2 shows a plan view of the floor stand at the beginning of the folding process;

Figure 3 is a plan view of the base of the floor stand, also at the beginning of the folding process;

Figure 4 is a view along the line IV-IV of Figure 1;

Figure 5 is a side view from arrow direction A of Figure 1 in the fully collapsed state of the Floor stand.

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The novel floor stand consists of a base 1 and a container 2 that is connected to it and is open at the top. The base has bottom tabs 3 rolled up inward on its underside, which increase its stability. At the Two adhesive tabs 4 are attached to the upper end of the base and are glued to the bottom 5 of the container 2.

In addition to the base 5, the container has four side walls 6, 7, 8 and 9. The base 1 also has four side walls 10, 11, 12 and 13. Two opposite side walls of the base 1 and the container 2 are provided with fold lines 14 and 15, respectively. The bottom 5 also has a continuous one Fold line 16. All fold lines 14, 15 and 16 lie in a plane and are designed as double fold lines.

The side walls 6 and 8 of the container 2 have crease lines | 17, from the lower, outer corners of these side walls f run to their upper edge, namely in their middle area. In addition, these side walls are in the area of Crease lines 17 of retaining tabs 18 are deposited, which are glued to them in the upper outer area. The retaining tabs 18 have locking projections 19 at their lower, inwardly facing ends, which in the erect state of the floor stellers engage in slots in the bottom 5.

If the unfolded floor stand according to FIG. 1 is to be folded flat, pressure is exerted on those opposite one another lying side walls 6 and 8 of the container 2 exercised. The container 2 then initially takes the one indicated in FIG Shape. The same applies to the base 1, the shape of which is shown in FIG. All side walls of the container 2 are then folded flat on the floor 5. The bottom 5 with the side walls folded on it is then

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folded down around the fold line 16 to the right and left, which is possible because the side walls 11 and 13 of the base 1 also go inwards, whereby the Base is folded flat. In the final state, the flat fold shown in the figure is achieved.

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Protection claims Floor stand made from folded material, consisting of from a tubular foot and a container connected to its upper end and open at the top, characterized in that the bottom (5) of the container (2) two opposite each other lying side walls (7, 9) of the container and two opposite side walls (11, 13) of the base (1) each have a continuous fold line (14, 15, 16), all in one plane get lost. 2. Boddnaul plate according to claim 1, characterized in that the two do not match the fold lines (14, 15, 16) provided side walls (6, 8) of the container (2) each starting from their lower corners uad in the middle area of their upper edge have running pairs of folding lines (17). 3. Floor stand according to claim 2, characterized in that these side walls (6, 8) on both sides in each case of retaining tabs (18) are deposited, which have locking extensions (19) at their lower edges, which In the unfolded state, engage in slots in the bottom (5) of the ■ container (2). The patent attorney DrL / D. Gudel 7817563 21.0978