EP1186266A1 - Produkttragplatte mit einem Trägerelement - Google Patents

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EP1186266A1
EP1186266A1 EP00402097A EP00402097A EP1186266A1 EP 1186266 A1 EP1186266 A1 EP 1186266A1 EP 00402097 A EP00402097 A EP 00402097A EP 00402097 A EP00402097 A EP 00402097A EP 1186266 A1 EP1186266 A1 EP 1186266A1
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product carrier
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Richard Mugnier
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
    • A47F5/0081—Show stands or display racks with movable parts
    • A47F5/0093—Show stands or display racks with movable parts movable in a substantially horizontal direction
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F1/00—Racks for dispensing merchandise; Containers for dispensing merchandise
    • A47F1/04—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs
    • A47F1/12—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from the side of an approximately horizontal stack
    • A47F1/125—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from the side of an approximately horizontal stack with an article-pushing device
    • A47F1/126—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from the side of an approximately horizontal stack with an article-pushing device the pushing device being urged by spring means
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
    • A47F5/08—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features secured to the wall, ceiling, or the like; Wall-bracket display devices
    • A47F5/0807—Display panels, grids or rods used for suspending merchandise or cards supporting articles; Movable brackets therefor

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  • the invention relates to a product carrier system comprising a product carrier tray slidably mounted on a support member which may be mounted on a structure for displaying retail products in a retail outlet.
  • each rod has a small plate arranged at one end thereof, the plate having generally four hook members oriented downwards that engages the holes or the longitudinal hook members of the rear plate. Retail products are offered for sale to customers by hanging on said rods through a slot arranged in their blister pack.
  • Such a system has some drawbacks.
  • Retail shops also often have structures of vertical and horizontal square section tube members on which are mounted boxes or trays. Retail products are offered for sale to customers by being disposed in said boxes or on said trays.
  • the invention provides a solution to this new problem.
  • Figure 1 shows schematically an example of a structure of the type used in retail shops that may receive rods or trays to hold retail products offered for sale to customers.
  • Structure 1 comprises four vertical tube members 2a, 2a', 2b, 2b' located each at the corner of an imaginary horizontal rectangle.
  • Two vertical tube members 2a, 2a' are located at the front - i.e. they are the nearest to customers - while two vertical tube members 2b, 2b' are located at the rear - i.e. they appear to customers to be located behind the two tube members 2a, 2a'.
  • Several horizontal tube members 3a extend between the two tube members 2a, 2a'.
  • Several other horizontal tube members 3b extend between the two tube members 2b, 2b'.
  • Tube members 3c extend between tube member 2a and tube member 2b on one lateral side of the structure and between tube member 2a' and tube member 2b' on the other lateral side of the structure.
  • Tube members 3a and 3b have generally a same square - or rectangular - cross section.
  • Structure 1 also comprises a vertical perforated rear plate 4 having an array of horizontally and vertically aligned holes 5 over its major surface, said holes having all the same diameter.
  • Rear plate is located behind tube members 2b, 2b'.
  • rear plate 4 has an array of identical longitudinal members each in the form of an upwardly-open channel, i.e. its cross section is e.g. in form of a "U".
  • Structure 1 further comprises a longitudinal beam member 5 having a rectangular cross section. More particularly, the width of its rectangular cross section is generally equal to the width of the square - or rectangular - section of tube members 3a, 3b while the height of its rectangular cross section and/or its wall thickness is greater than this. Hence, beam member 5 may support more important loads than a tube member 3a or 3b.
  • front, rear, left and right - or lateral - will always refer to the same directions as those previously defined in reference to fig.1.
  • Fig. 2 and 3 show a product carrier tray 50 with its support member 10 according to a preferred embodiment of the invention wherein support member 10 is mounted on a tube member 3a of structure 1.
  • Product carrier tray 50 is slidably mounted on support member 10.
  • Product carrier tray 50 is only partly engaged on support member 10 in fig. 2 while product carrier tray 50 is completely engaged on support member 10 in fig. 3, i.e. product carrier tray 50 is in abutment on support member 10 in the sliding direction.
  • Product carrier tray 1 may advantageously comprise vertical walls 91a, 91b, 91c and pusher systems 92.
  • Support member 10 is shown in fig. 4.
  • Support member 10 comprises a plate 11 which is preferably flat.
  • Plate 11 has at one edge a channel portion 12.
  • Channel portion 12 defines a means for mounting support member 10 on structure 1 and plate 11 define a means for engaging slidably product carrier tray 50.
  • Plate 11 has two edges 16 substantially parallel to each other and extending preferably perpendicular to channel 13.
  • Channel portion 12 is preferably integral with plate 11.
  • Channel portion 12 has a cross section corresponding substantially to the cross section or to a part of the cross section of tube members 3a of structure 1.
  • Channel portion 12 is open in the downward direction.
  • support member 10 is mounted on a tube member 3a by inserting channel portion 12 on tube member 3a as can be seen in fig. 2 and 3.
  • Channel portion 12 is preferably defined by a first wall 13, a second wall 14 and a third wall 15 as follows.
  • First wall 13 is arranged on an edge of plate 11 and extends substantially perpendicular to plate 11 in upward direction.
  • a second wall 14 is arranged on the edge of first wall 13 and extends substantially perpendicular to first wall 13 in a direction opposite to plate 11.
  • a third wall 15 is arranged on the edge of second wall 14 and extends substantially parallel to first wall 14 in a downward direction.
  • Channel portion 12 is defined between first wall 13, second wall 14 and third wall 15.
  • Support member 10 is preferably made of metal in which case channel 12 may be formed by folding.
  • Channel portion 12 extends preferably along the whole length of the edge of plate 11 on which it is arranged. However, one will understand that channel portion 12 may be shorter or longer than this edge. Further, the walls of channel portion 12 may be interrupted on one or more parts over the length of channel portion 12, thus defining in fact several channel portions that are aligned.
  • Fig. 5 shows another embodiment of support member 10 - here identified by reference numeral 10' - wherein the means for securing support member 10' to structure 1 is different to the one of support plate 10.
  • Support member 10' is similar to support member 10, but channel portion 12 is omitted. Instead of channel portion 12, a flat plate 17 is arranged substantially perpendicular to the corresponding edge of plate 11.
  • support member 10' may form an angle bracket which may be obtained by folding a flat plate of e.g. metal, as shown in fig. 5.
  • Four parallel hook members 18 are arranged on the front surface of plate 17, i.e. on the surface opposite to plate 11. Hook members 18 are oriented downwards.
  • FIG. 6a schematically shows a partial side view of support member 10' mounted on rear plate 4 having an array of holes.
  • rear plate 4 is of the type having an array of identical longitudinal members each in the form of an upwardly-open channel
  • the dimensions and shape of hook members 18 as well as the distance between them are adapted to each engage a longitudinal channel of the array of rear plate 4, whatever the mounting location of support member 10' on rear plate 4 is.
  • support member 10' may be mounted on structure 1 by engaging hook members 18 into holes or longitudinal members of rear plate 4 whichever is relevant.
  • FIG. 6b schematically shows a partial side view of support member 10' mounted on rear plate 4 where the latter has an array of identical longitudinal members each in the form of an upwardly-open channel, said longitudinal being identified by reference numeral 4a.
  • FIG. 7 shows still another embodiment of support member 10 - here identified by reference numeral 10".
  • Support member 10" is identical to support member 10, except that four hook members 18' - similar to hook members 18 of support member 10' - are arranged on third wall 15.
  • support member 10" may either be mounted on a tube member 3a, 3b with the help of channel portion 12 or on rear board 4 through hook members 18'.
  • Hook members 18' may be directly arranged on wall 13 by e.g. welding.
  • hook members 18' may be removable from wall 13 when support member 10" is intended to be mounted on tube members 3a, 3b.
  • hook members 18' may be fixedly arranged on a plate 15a e.g. by welding.
  • Plate 15a is removably secured to wall 15 by means of e.g. two screws 19 - with preferably countersunk heads to be flush with surface of plate 15a - and passing through corresponding holes in plate 15a and wall 15 behind which they engage a respective nut.
  • Fig. 8 shows product carrier tray 50.
  • Product carrier tray 50 comprises an upper plate 52 the upper surface of which is meant to receive the retail products.
  • a channel forming a slideway 51 is arranged under upper plate 52.
  • Channel 51 is preferably defined between upper plate 52 and a lower plate 53 spaced apart from upper plate 52.
  • the width of lower plate 53 is preferably substantially equal to the width of upper plate 52.
  • the left edge of upper plate 52 is connected to the left edge of lower plate 53 by a wall 54a.
  • the right edge of upper plate 52 is connected to the right edge of lower plate 53 by a wall 54b.
  • walls 54a, 54b define channel 51 in the lateral direction.
  • plate 53 is replaced by two plates 55 being less wide than plate 53, as shown in fig. 9.
  • Each plate 55 is arranged on a respective one of lateral walls 54a, 54b and extends under plate 52 substantially parallel to plate 52.
  • lateral walls 54a, 54b and plates 55 define two longitudinal L-shaped members along each lateral edge of plate 52.
  • slideway 51 is defined between plate 52 and plates 55 and between walls 54a, 54b.
  • longitudinal L-shaped members of fig.9 may be replaced by four or more L-shaped members 56 arranged under plate 52 as shown in fig. 10.
  • Two or more L-shaped members 56 are arranged on the left edge region under plate 52 and similarly two or more L-shaped members 56 are arranged on the right edge region under plate 52. So, slideway 51 is defined between plate 52 and the base of each L-shaped members 56 and between the vertical legs of the L-shaped members 56.
  • the cross section of slideway 51 substantially corresponds to the cross section of plate 11 of support member 10.
  • product carrier tray 50 may be mounted slidably on support member 10 by inserting plate 11 into slideway 51 as can be seen in fig. 2 and 3.
  • the upper surface of upper plate 52 is advantageously flush with wall 14 of support member 10 in case it has a channel portion 12 for mounting it to tube members 3a.
  • the whole height between two consecutive horizontal tube members 3a may substantially be used for placing retail products on product carrier tray 50 - the thickness of wall 14 may be very thin, e.g. less than 2 mm when made in metal.
  • Support member 10 is generally mounted on a tube member 3a with plate 11 extending towards the rear of structure 1, thus product carrier tray 50 extends from the tube member 3a towards the rear of structure 1, i.e. towards tube members 3b.
  • Slideway 51 preferably extends through substantially the whole length of product carrier tray 50 and is open at both extremities.
  • support member 10 may be engaged in channel 51 either by the front side of product carrier tray 50 as shown in fig. 2 and 3, or by the rear side of product carrier tray 50. The latter possibility is of interest when it is wished to mount support member 10 on a tube member 3b.
  • support member 10 is mounted on a tube member 3b by engaging channel 13 on it, plate 11 extending towards the front of structure 1, i.e. towards tube members 3a.
  • product carrier tray 50 is engaged by support member 10 by its rear side.
  • Support plate 10 may similarly be mounted on longitudinal beam member 5 of structure 1 provided that the cross section of channel portion 12 corresponds to its width.
  • product carrier tray 50 - here identified by reference numeral 50' - has two, or even more, parallel slideways 51a, 51b instead of one sole slideway 51.
  • Slideways 51a, 51b are preferably located under plate 52 and are laterally spaced apart of each other as shown in fig. 11.
  • Slideways 51a and 51b have preferably the same cross section.
  • each slideway 51a and 51b is defined as a channel similarly to channel 51 previously described.
  • slideways 51a and 51b may also be defined with help of longitudinal L-shaped members or with help of a plurality of narrow L-shaped members similarly to slideway 51 already described.
  • Product carrier tray 50' is mounted on a tube member 3a or a tube member 3b in a similar way as in the previous embodiment, except that two support members are used instead of one sole support member 10.
  • the two support members are similar to support member 10, except that they are less wide. Indeed, the cross section of plate 11 of these two support members corresponds now substantially to the cross section of slideways 51a and 51b. Thus, one support member may engage slidably slideway 51a and the other support member may engage slidably slideway 51b.
  • these two support members have each a respective means for mounting them on structure 1 that is similar to the one of support member 10.
  • product carrier tray 50 has a wide slideway 51 on its front side as shown in fig. 8 and two narrow slideways 51a and 51b of the type shown in fig. 11 on its rear side.
  • product carrier tray 50 may be mounted on a tube member 3a with help of wide support member 10 of fig. 4 inserted from its front side.
  • product carrier tray 50 may be mounted on a tube member 3b or rear board 4 with help of two narrow support members having relevant means for securing it either to tube members 3b or to rear board 4 according to the need.
  • product carrier tray 50 is preferably shaped so that the points of support form a plane supporting surface, regardless of the embodiments of the slideway. Hence, product carrier tray 50 may be directly placed on a shelf in which case support member 10 is removed.
  • Product carrier tray is preferably made of a plastic material, e.g. polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE).
  • PP polypropylene
  • PE polyethylene
  • Walls 91a, 91b and 91c are arranged on plate 52 and extend preferably perpendicular to its upper surface. Walls 91a and 91c define lateral walls for product carrier tray 50 which prevent retail products from falling out of product carrier tray 50. Wall 91b extends also preferably perpendicular to upper surface of product carrier tray 50. Wall 91b is located between wall 91a and 91c and therefore wall 91b defines a separator wall for retail products placed on product carrier tray 50.
  • product carrier tray 50 has two compartments for respective retail products, i.e. a compartment 60a between wall 91a and 91b and a compartment 60b between wall 91b and wall 91c.
  • Wall 91b is preferably removable so that retail products that are larger than compartment 60a or 60b may nevertheless be placed on product carrier tray 50.
  • Walls 91a and 91b may also be removable.
  • Walls 91a, 91b and 91c are preferably flat.
  • Walls 91a, 91b and 91c may be mounted on product carrier tray 50 by inserting a major part of the length of their lower edge into a respective groove 90a, 90b and 90c arranged in the upper surface of plate 52, the dimensions - length, thickness and depth - of said part of their lower edge being matched to those of the respective groove.
  • the lower edge of walls 91a, 91b and 91c may have two or more flat L-shaped members 61 which are inserted each in a respective slot 62 arranged through upper plate 52.
  • the width of slots 62 is adjusted to the thickness of the L-shaped members 61.
  • the length of slots 62 is somewhat greater than the length of the base of the L-shaped members 61.
  • Slots 62 further comprise a shoulder 62a under which the base of the L-shaped members 61 may come by sliding the corresponding wall 91a, 91b or 91c once the latter has been inserted in slot 62.
  • a locking effect for walls 91a, 91b and 91c is provided.
  • Walls 91a, 91b and 91c have each preferably a respective flange 63a, 63b and 63c arranged on their front edge.
  • Flanges 63a, 63b and 63c are preferably perpendicular to their respective walls 91a, 91b and 91c.
  • Flanges 63a, 63b and 63c define abutments for the retail products placed on product carrier tray 50, more precisely, in compartments 60a and 60b.
  • the front edges of walls 91a, 91b and 91c preferably protrude from the front edge of upper plate 52 so that when product carrier tray 50 is completely engaged on support member 10 as shown in fig. 3, flanges 63a, 63b and 63c are flush with wall 15.
  • Walls 91a, 91b and 91c may also have a respective flange arranged on their rear edge for the same purpose.
  • separator walls of the type of wall 91b may be arranged on product carrier tray 50 - preferably parallel to each others - in order to define further compartments for retail products.
  • Pusher system 92 pushes retail products placed on product carrier tray 50 towards its front edge where the retail products abuts on flanges 63a and 63b or 63b and 63c according to the considered compartment 60a or 60b.
  • Pusher system 92 is illustrated in fig. 13.
  • Pusher system 92 comprises a longitudinal slide member 64 on which is slidably mounted a pusher 65.
  • pusher 65 may slide along the longitudinal direction of slide member 64.
  • pusher 65 may have two L-shaped members extending each around the longitudinal edges of member 64.
  • Pusher 65 has a front surface 66 substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of slide member 64.
  • Front surface 66 is the surface of pusher system 92 for acting on the retail products.
  • An extendable coil spring 70 - not visible in fig. 13 - is placed on the rear surface 67 of pusher 65.
  • Coil spring 70 is retained inside a partially opened housing formed on rear surface 67 - see fig. 14.
  • Said housing comprises two lateral walls 68a between which a rounded wall 68b extends.
  • Rounded wall 68 corresponds to the shape of coil spring 70 which abuts against rounded wall 68b.
  • One end 71 of coil spring 70 passes under pusher 65 and is secured on the front edge region of slide member 64. Therefore, end 71 preferably comprises a hole which engages on a hook-shaped member arranged on the front edge region of slide member 64.
  • slide member 64 preferably has a longitudinal recess 69 in which the drawn part of spring coil 70 is located, i.e. the part of coil spring 70 from end 71 up to pusher 65.
  • Slide member 64 further has a respective tab 72 at each end thereof.
  • Pusher system 92 is mounted on product carrier track 50 as follows.
  • Product carrier track 50 has a longitudinal recessed portion 80 for each compartment 60a and 60b.
  • the dimensions of recessed portion 80 corresponds to those of slide member 64 although it is somewhat wider to allow pusher 65 to slide on slide member 64.
  • Recessed portion 80 has a hollow portion 81 at each end thereof. Hollow portions 81 extend under the upper surface of upper plate 52.
  • Pusher system 92 is mounted on product carrier tray 50 by inserting slide member 64 in recessed portion 80 with each tab 72 projecting into a respective hollow portion 81. Insertion of tabs 72 into recess portions 81 is possible due to the resiliency of slide member 64.
  • pusher system 92 is oriented so that front surface 66 of pusher 65 is oriented towards the front edge of product carrier tray 50.
  • pusher 65 resiliently pushes retail products towards the front edge of product carrier tray 50 due to coil spring 70.
  • pusher system 92 may easily be removed if it is not of use.
  • Pusher 65 is preferably made in a low friction material, e.g. PTFE while slide member 64 may be made of a usual plastic material e.g. PP or PE.
  • slide member 64 is omitted.
  • Pusher 65 with its extendable coil spring 70 is directly slidably mounted on product carrier tray 50.
  • the lower part of pusher 65 is preferably dovetail shaped for engaging recessed portion 80 that has in this case a corresponding cross section.
  • a hook shaped member is arranged on the front edge region of recessed portion 80 for securing end 71 of coil spring 70.
  • each vertical wall 91a, 91b and 91c are symmetrically shaped or that vertical walls 91a, 91b and 91c may be mounted in reversed way on product carrier tray 50, i.e. with their front edge oriented towards the rear edge of product carrier tray 50.
  • pusher system 92 may preferably also be mounted in reversed way so that pusher 65 acts towards either the front edge or the rear edge of product carrier tray 50 as desired.
  • product carrier tray 50 may be conveniently used by securing it either on a tube member 3a or on a tube member 3b or rear plate 4 with help of support member 10 although support member 10 may only be inserted on one side of product carrier tray 50.
  • Fig. 15 shows a side view of a product carrier tray according to another embodiment of the invention that is mounted on support member 10 of fig. 4.
  • Product carrier tray is here identified by reference numeral 50".
  • Product carrier tray 50" is similar to those already described.
  • the upper surface of upper plate 52 is slightly higher than the upper surface of wall 14 of support member 10.
  • plate 52 comprises a part 52a adapted to extend above channel 12. In other words, when product carrier tray 50" is in abutment against wall 13 of support member 10, part 52a extends above wall 14 and protrudes from wall 15 as shown in fig. 15.
  • product carrier tray 50" when the product carrier system is mounted on a tube member 3a, it is possible to position product carrier tray 50" so that part 52a projects beyond wall 15 and so part 52a projects towards customers with respect to neighboring products in the shelves. This position is particularly interesting in view of periods of a special offer.
  • product carrier tray 50" may also be positioned on support member 10 so that the front edge of part 52a is flush with wall 15.
  • the thickness of part 52a is preferably thin, i.e. less than 5 mm, advantageously less than 3 mm. Further, part 52a may advantageously rest on wall 14.
  • vertical walls and pusher systems may also be arranged on product carrier tray 50" as in the other embodiments of the product carrier tray of the invention.
  • product carrier tray 50" the front edges of such vertical walls mounted on product carrier tray 50" are preferably flush with the front edge of part 52a. Further, product carrier tray 50" may be used with support member 10 regardless of the kind of means for mounting it on structure 1. Product carrier tray 50" is preferably also engageable by support member 10 from its rear side for mounting on a tube member 3b or on rear plate 4.
  • structure 1 was described for purpose of illustration.
  • the product carrier tray and its support member according to the invention may be used on structures of a different type than structure 1.
  • the product carrier system according to the invention is advantageously modular as several of them may be mounted side by side on the tube members or on the rear plate.
  • the means of support member 10 for engaging slideway 51 may have a different shape than a plate.
  • support member 10 may e.g. comprise two parallel rods.
  • the cross section of slideway 51 is consequently adapted.
  • the means for mounting support member 10 on structure 1 or on another kind of structure are not limited to those described, but may be varied.
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