ES1064321U - Exhibitor stackable folding cardboard. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Stackable display case (1) of folded cardboard, of the type consisting of a rear wall (3), a front wall (2), lower, two side walls (4), and a bottom (5), characterized by presenting on the upper edge of the side walls (4) and the rear wall (3) a plurality of flanges (6), capable of fitting into corresponding grooves (7) presenting the bottom (5), and because both the wall further (3) as the side walls (4) have holes (8) capable of receiving cuttable flanges (23); in such a way that several stackable displays (1) can be grouped both vertically and horizontally, facilitating their transportation. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Stackable folded cardboard display.

The present invention relates to an exhibitor stackable, made by folding a cardboard sheet. This type of exhibitors are used in commerce and industry to contain very diverse products, both loose and packed in boxes.

Stackable displays are known in the form of open box on its upper face and with the lower front wall than the back wall, allowing access to its interior when several rows of these exhibitors are stacked. Sometimes it provide means to anchor each exhibitor to adjacent ones at the same time, which does not present major design problems when exhibitors are made by injection of plastics. These exhibitors are expensive and take up a lot of space until the moment of their utilization.

On the other hand, the folded cardboard boxes used to pack the most diverse products. These boxes, once closed, do not allow access directly to their content, and are not intended to be stacked forming a rigid set.

It is an objective of the present invention the get a stackable folded cardboard display that can be easily anchored to adjacent exhibitors to form a rigid assembly that facilitates its transport.

The stackable display subject of this invention features a rear wall and a front wall, more low, as well as two side walls and a bottom. Over the edge top of the walls, side and rear are arranged a plurality of tabs capable of fitting into corresponding  slits that the bottom of the exhibitor presents. Also the wall rear and side walls have a plurality of holes through which they pass, during transport, tie down flanges that can be cut later. From this way each exhibitor is sewn to its adjacent ones in the plane horizontal, at the same time that it fits into those found in an upper or lower plane.

As for the realization of the display from cardboard sheet, it will be advantageous for the front wall and the rear wall to be formed by folding the same sheet along fold lines, so that paths fold between paths front and back flaps presenting the side walls, themselves attached to the bottom that constitutes the central area of the exhibitor. On the other hand, the side walls are advantageously formed by also folding the cardboard sheet along a fold line, so that the folds imprison each other side flaps attached to the sheet that forms the back wall. As for the realization of the eyelashes, these can be obtained by means of a rectangular semi-cut "U" of the upper edge of the back wall and of the side walls, and by means of rectangular extensions of the upper edge of the side flaps. The corresponding slits are obtained by straight cuts.
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This prevents the movement of exhibitors during transport, once sewn and stacked, facilitating that the merchandise to be displayed is located from the first moment in the exhibitors for sale or use. Thus saves the cost of filling the exhibitors in their final place of installation from conventional transport boxes. Additionally, the possibility of a lack of management is avoided of the set due to improper handling after transport.

To complement the description above, and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, a description will be made detailed of a preferred embodiment, based on a set of drawings that accompany this specification, and where, with indicative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1 shows a flat development of the cardboard sheet used to form the stackable display of the invention.

Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the stackable display of the invention, partially folded.

Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the stackable display of the invention, fully folded.

Figure 4 shows a perspective view of a set of stackable exhibitors in preparation for his transport.

Figure 5 shows a perspective view of a transport pallet of a set of stackable exhibitors.

In the previous figures the references Numeric refers to the following parts and elements:

one.

Stackable display

2.

Wall frontal.

3.

Wall later.

Four.

Wall side.

5.

Background.

6.

Tabs

7.

Slits

8.

Holes

9.

Fold lines

10.

First front panel

eleven.

Second front panel

12.

First back panel

13.

Second back panel

14.

Side flaps

fifteen.

Rectangular extensions of the side flap

16.

Rectangular flap recesses side

17.

First side panel

18.

Second side panel

19.

Front wall flap side

twenty.

Back wall flap side

twenty-one.

Rectangular squares of the second Side panel

22

Semi-rectangular

2. 3.

Cutting flanges

24.

belt

25.

Cross teeth

26.

Buckle

27.

Pallet

28.

Bottom frame

29.

Angled edges

30

Top frame

31.

Closures

32

Content.

As can be seen in Figure 3, the stackable display stand (1) of the invention has the appearance of a parallelepiped box opened by its upper face, presenting a rear wall (3), a lower front wall (2), and two walls side (4) identical. A fund (5) closes the set inferiorly.

On the upper edge of the side walls (4) a plurality of tabs (6) are disposed of fit into corresponding slits (7) that the bottom has (5). In the embodiment shown, these tabs (6) appear in number of two for each side wall (4) and one for the wall posterior (3).

Both the side walls (4) and the wall rear (3) are provided with holes (8) for the corresponding sewing of the stackable exhibitors (1) with each other. This sewing is done using cut-off flanges (23,) constituted by a belt (24) provided with a transverse teeth (25), which it has a buckle (26) arranged at one of its ends; such so that the strap itself (24) passes through the buckle (26) where it is retained by the transverse teeth (25), forming a loop.

Regarding the development of the cardboard sheet a from which the stackable display of the invention is formed, and with reference to figure 1, we will check that the fund (5) it constitutes the central element that extends through lines fold (9) in four clearly defined areas.

The first zone is intended to form the wall front (2) and consists of a first front panel (10) and a second front panel (11) separated by a fold line (9).

The second zone is intended to form the wall rear (3) and consists of a first rear panel (12) and a second rear panel (13) separated by a fold line (9). The second rear panel (13) extends on each side, to through the corresponding fold lines (9) in two flaps lateral (14), symmetrical, provided with two extensions Rectangular side flaps (15) and two rectangular recesses of side flap (16).

The third and fourth zone, symmetrical, are intended to form the side walls (4), and consist of a first side panel (17) and a second side panel (18) separated by a fold line (9). The first side panel (17) is extends on a front flap (19) and a back flap (20) intended to be imprisoned after folding between the panels front (10) (11) and rear panels (12) (13) respectively. The second side panel (18) has on its edge two rectangular recesses of side panel (21).

On the fold line (9) that separates the first side panel (17) of the second side panel (18) is they make two rectangular half-cuts (22), and on the line of fold (9) that separates the first rear panel (12) from the second rear panel (13) a rectangular semi-artery (22) is made. These rectangular half-pieces (22) will contribute, once straightened, and in conjunction with rectangular side flap extensions (15), to form the eyelashes (6).

Finally, on the bottom (5) six are made rectangular cuts that constitute the slits (7) provided to receive the tabs (6) of a lower display, as well as to hold the second front and rear panels (11) (13) a Once folded.

The boxes (16) (21) are intended to accommodate to the tabs (6) when these are introduced in the corresponding slits (7).

The folding of the cardboard sheet of Figure 1 to obtain the stackable display of figure 3 is done, first, by lifting the side panels (17) (18) to, to then fold the front panels (10) (11) over the front flaps (19), and back panels (12) (13) on the back flaps (20). Finally, the second panels sides (18) fold over the first side panels (17), imprisoning the side flaps (14) between them. Note that Figure 2 does not really correspond to any moment of the folding sequence, showing only to clarify the relative position of the different elements that form the side walls (4).

The preparation of a set of exhibitors as the invention for transport can be seen in the Figures 4 and 5. On a pallet (27) a first layer of stackable displays (1) sewn together by means of flanges cuttable (23). Once filled with its corresponding content (32) a second layer of stackable displays (1) will be placed, and so successively until reaching the height that is considered admissible. Finally, a lower frame (28) and an upper frame are arranged (30) separated by four angular edges (29), among which corresponding locks (31) fit, both lateral and superiorly; in such a way that it is a relatively set rigid and protected. Once at their final destination, the frames (28) (30), as well as angular edges (29) and closures (31), proceeding to cut the cutting flanges (23), leaving the stackable exhibitors (1), with their content (32), ready for Your display

As for the industrial realization of the invention, the person skilled in the art will know the processes of cutting and folding cardboard sheet.

On the other hand, the cutting flanges (23) can be done in many different ways, but it will be advantageous to use the so-called cable ties, of the commerce.

Claims (6)

1. Stackable display (1) of folded cardboard, of the type consisting of a rear wall (3), a lower front wall (2), two side walls (4), and a bottom (5), characterized by present at the upper edge of the side walls (4) and the rear wall (3) a plurality of tabs (6), capable of fitting into corresponding grooves (7) that the bottom (5) presents, and because, both the wall rear (3) as the side walls (4) have holes (8) capable of receiving cut-off flanges (23); in such a way that several stackable exhibitors (1) can be grouped in both vertical and horizontal directions facilitating their transport. 2. Stackable display (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the front wall (2) and the rear wall (3) are formed by folding a cardboard sheet along a fold line (9) ; in such a way that between both folds they imprison front flaps (19) and back flaps (20) presenting the side walls (3). 3. Stackable display (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the side walls are formed by folding a cardboard sheet along a fold line (9); in such a way that they imprison each side flaps (14) attached to the sheet that constitutes the rear wall (3). 4. Stackable display (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom (5) is attached to the same sheet from which the front wall (2), the rear wall (3), and the walls are formed. side walls (4). 5. Stackable display (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cuttable flanges (23) comprise a belt (24) provided with a transverse teeth (25), and a buckle (26) disposed at one of its ends; in such a way that the belt itself (24) passes through the buckle (26) where it is retained by the transverse teeth (25), forming a loop. 6. Stackable display (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that all the tabs (6) comprise at least one rectangular half-length (22) of the cardboard sheet.