DE8424991U1 - EDGING, IN PARTICULAR FOR HOLE-WALLED WALLS FOR EXHIBITION AND SALES PURPOSES - Google Patents

Description

Description:

The innovation relates to a border, especially for rows of holes, which in self-service centers hold the goods on perforated wall brackets for exhibition and sales purposes.
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It is known to divide the field by means of stick-on cardboard or plastic strips in such perforated row walls to reach. The fact that such a border lies in the plane of the wall, however, improves the clarity Especially with long rows of perforated walls, as are common in self-service centers, hardly improved.

It is now the task of the innovation to use simple means to provide a field department for a better overview create.

To solve this problem, the border, in particular. For rows of holes, which in Self-service centers for exhibition and sales purposes pick up the goods on perforated wall brackets Columns made of cardboard in a hollow rectangular shape, with cross slits on one narrow side for hanging of the hollow cardboard pillars on perforated wall brackets parallel to the perforated row walls for the lateral delimitation in

Have variable height and spacing.

As a result of the spatial arrangements for the viewer and buyer, there is an optical separation of the

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Reached perforated walls for the individual assortments with a shop window effect.

The hollow cardboard columns can also be on their broad sides, preferably in the upper area when hanging, have cut open and depressible tabs, which Depressed rectangular openings also form transverse connecting webs for inserting or pushing through in a hollow rectangular shape made of cardboard but with a smaller cross-section than the hollow cardboard pillars.

Finally, the hollow cardboard columns, but especially the hollow connecting webs, can have labeling surfaces. Instead of cardboard, the use of plastic material can also be thought of.

A preferred embodiment of the innovation is shown, for example, in the drawing, namely show:
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Figure 1 is a partial view of the border when attached to rows of holes and walls

Figure 2 is an overall view of a row of holes wall with a mounted border.

As can be seen from the drawing, 1 hollow cardboard pillars 2 are provided for attachment to perforated row walls, which have transverse slots 3 on their narrow side for the vertical suspension of the cardboard columns

by means of perforated wall brackets 4, as can be seen from FIG. Here the suspension Make it variable in height and spacing, the spacing on the row of holes depending on the Depth of the cardboard pillars 2 on the bracket 4 The hollow cardboard pillars 1 also point to their On the broad sides when hanging in the upper area, flaps 5 which can be cut open and which can be pressed in, which Release a rectangular opening 6 when pressed in. This (6) is used to insert or push through transverse connecting webs 7, which are also in hollow Rectangular shape made of cardboard but with a smaller cross-section than the hollow cardboard columnsi are formed, such as this can also be seen from FIG.

This curtain of cardboard columns 2 and crossbars 7 in front of the rows of holes 1 becomes, as this is special can be seen from Figure 2, a shop. ^ terw: irk for associated assortments of goods for exhibition and sales purposes. Here However, the cardboard columns 2 above all the transverse connecting webs 7 can have writing surfaces 8, to include information about goods and the like. It can also be used instead of cardboard for the hollow pillars and / or cross webs 6 also find plastic use.

In addition, shelves 9 can be placed below the row of holes 1, as is known, and above the walls 1 Inclined information boards 10 may be provided.

Claims (13)

»I ItII Il I · lit • I I ■ i · · ■ ·· * MI M «I · ■ ·· β V PATENT LAWYERS DR. RUDOLF BAUER - DIPL.-ING. HELMUT HUBBUCH DIPL.-PHYS. ULRICH TWELMEIER WESTERN 39-31 IAM LEOPOI DPLATZI O-7530 PFORZHEIM (WEST-GERMANY) * 1072311 1O22SO / 7O TELEGRAMS: PATMARK Telex 783 929 pataed ¹³ Aug 1984 11 / Wa Schläfer GmbH + Co., 7263 Bad Liebenzeil Edging, especially for rows of holes for exhibition and sales purposes Protection claims: 1. Edging, in particular for rows of holes, which in self-service centers for exhibition and sales purposes hold the goods on perforated wall brackets, characterized by pillars made of cardboard in a hollow rectangular shape, which have transverse slots on one narrow side for hanging the hollow cardboard pillars on perforated wall brackets parallel to the Perforated walls for lateral delimitation have variable height and spacing.
10 2. border according to claim 1, characterized in that that the hollow cardboard columns are cut open on their broad sides, preferably in the upper area when hanging and have depressible tabs which, when depressed, form rectangular openings for or pushing through transverse connecting webs, however, likewise in a hollow rectangular shape made of cardboard with a smaller cross-section than the hollow cardboard pillars. - 2 - 3. border according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the hollow cardboard columns, but especially the hollow connecting webs, are inscription surfaces exhibit. 4. border according to one of claims 1 to>, characterized characterized in that instead of cardboard, the hollow columns and / or crossbars are made of plastic .