ES2306608B1 - EXHIBITOR OF ARTICULATED AND / OR FIXED VERTICAL PANELS. - Google Patents

Abstract

Exhibitor of articulated vertical panels and / or fixed.

It consists of a mainel (1, 56, 61, 62, 67, 68) or tubular column of polygonal section that is equipped with trapecial recesses on their faces to form vertical channels (11) with extreme layered tabs that allow the clamping of vertical panels (5) of the exhibitor in all or part of the faces of its polygonal shape. The connection takes place through fixed (9) or articulated bolts (10). The mainel (1) includes lower connection means to a wide support base (2) for its individual support, or, immobilized when forming part of an enclosure surface (56) of a cabin or room of exposition.

The fixed bolts (9) are defined by a prismatic block with nerves (27) on their opposite minor faces and carriers of two cylindrical bodies (28) topped in heads conical trunk (31) in "T" for entry into the receiving channel (11, 60) and holding by 90º turn and final tightening of a Allen screw (34) lateral.

Description

Exhibitor of articulated vertical panels and / or fixed.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to an exhibitor of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, offering remarkable advantages for the presentation of the products or reasons to expose, as in philatelic and other collections exhibitions, both because the capacity is increased by doing the exhibition area and reduces up to 75% of the space to be used for the exhibition, as it facilitates the transit of visitors, offers a content more orderly than usual, makes the investment profitable by optimize space by concentrating information and improving exhibition quality making mobile or articulated as sheets of a Book the vertical panels as showcases.

It is also the object of the invention that vertical panels where the product is exposed in one or both advantageously faces, be locked and thus protected as in a high resistance tempered glass display case and in case of breakage does not cause damage to visitors or collections philatelic or other reasons for exposure.

Background of the invention

Currently there are mounting devices of screens and enclosure panels for the construction of detachable and similar modules, as described in the model of utility nº 9801984 of the same requesting firm of this invention, which can be placed in isolation or on battery in Different sizes and shapes.

Vertical or maine profiles between which the panels that form the screen and / or the enclosure, they are of the conventional octagonal section tubular type with radial pins and lateral fins to which the ends of the horizontal profiles that mark the panels or closing or support boards.

In this utility model cited, the mast or vertical profile has internally protruding and thickened that define an insertion housing of a hexagonal rod solid as a means of linear splicing of different sections or for allow coupling adjustable legs. The outer part of profile has the end flanged end flanges of the conventional retractable lugs that include the parts for clamping the ends of horizontal profiles or sockets, activated by tightening screws type "Allen."

Description of the invention

In general, the panel display articulated and / or fixed vertical objects object of the invention, is consisting of fixed or articulated panels to a mast or mainel endowed with support legs that support you individually as a isolated module resting on the floor of an exhibition hall, the panels acquiring a radial vertical arrangement.

The mainel is polygonal tubular and preferably 16 faces with a height of approximately 2 m and built in anodized extruded aluminum, endowed in its recess section trapecials that determine vertical channels with fins in the ends for locking and fixing bolts or anchoring parts which at the other end are anchored in the same way to the vertical profile of the vertical display panel frame. These bolts are shaped rectangular prismatic and a vertical protrusion that marks its position centered and private turning when entering tightly between the two extreme fins of the chosen vertical mounting channel and its zone central emerges the "T" head of a cylindrical body sliding in a hole provided for that purpose, assisted by a inner spring and retracts with the tightening of an Allen screw which is conventionally incoming by a side face and whose tip It is conical to enter partially or totally in a hole equally conical of the cylindrical sliding body, which determines the retraction of the head with the tightening of the screw Allen

If the bolt is rigid, the panel held by intermediate of two or more units (preferably three as we will see in the preferred embodiment) it is also and for increase stability support struts are planned in the ground that also have adjustable legs equal to those of the Radial legs of the mast or mainel. These adopt a provision advantageously cross.

On any of the free channels (three in each quadrant or between two radial fixed panels to be 16 faces) movable or hinged panels can be mounted to be mounted with articulated bolts that simply form with two prismatic pieces each provided with a retractable element of anchor and partially overlapped one over the other, going through both A spinning bolt

The panels have a structure formed by a  rectangular frame with mutually facing angled fins inward, on the smaller sides of the rectangular section of the profile, defining the external input channels of the retractable heads of the corresponding anchoring parts for clamping the panel itself and the interiors for clamping the display board Laterally it has extensions that define a wider frame to absorb the mounting of two sheets (one to each side) hinged with tempered glass and also have locks to configure individual showcases for safe protection of the reason stated.

On the other hand, the vertical support base of the mainel has a square base plate with vertical bushings in those that receive solid bars to which they are welded radially some arms topped on adjustable legs whose axis is hexagonal and is inserted into an analogous housing of the bushing, these same legs being advantageously equal to those mounted on the additional supports of the fixed panels whose section has this receiving accommodation.

At the upper free ends of the bars solid 16-sided mainel is inserted whose tubular includes two hexagonal housings for said solid bars that They ensure a good grip.

Instead of the exhibitor being individual or isolated, with the structure referred to above, can also be mounted fixed or articulated panels like the showcases that we occupy, taking advantage of a mainel of a screen or wall of enclosure in an exhibition enclosure of the type mentioned in the "Background of the invention" section. Both on one side of the screen as on both sides, there are vertical channels free of anchoring of fixed or articulated bolts connected to the panels, also regardless of the number of faces the mainel has tubular.

These maineles can be 16-sided symmetrical or 8-sided preferably, but they can also have a semi-polygonal layout or occupy only one quadrant depending on that a work face is required because it is central or intermediate in a wall of enclosure, or be mounted in a corner. In these cases the rest of the tubular section is flat, in "U" or in "L".

Advantageously at the top end of the mainel four radial cross arms are mounted, similar to the arms on which they supported the fixed and anchored vertical panels of the same way that these by the head-inserted pieces retractable and lateral tightening, holding on to these arms the exhibitor luminaires, advantageously located at 45º with respect to the fixed vertical panels and being equipped with double tube for illuminate one side and another of the panel, also serving to Illuminate the intermediate mobile vertical panels. I also know they could mount more intermediate luminaires if necessary.

To facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention and forming an integral part of this Descriptive report, accompanying some sheets of plans in whose figures, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature represented the following:

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- It is a perspective view of a exhibitor of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, object of the  invention.

Figure 2.- It is a partial plan view of the shown in figure 1 not including luminaires or screens of lighting, four fixed vertical panels being mounted and Four mobiles.

Figure 3.- It is a schematic plan view of Figure 1 to see the distribution of panels and luminaires.

Figure 4.- It is a cross section of the mainel

Figure 5.- It is a perspective view of the mainel support and support base with two extended details.

Figure 6.- It is a partial plan view of the figure 5.

Figure 7.- It is a partial plan view of the panel rack.

Figure 8.- It is a perspective of a fixed bolt anchoring the panel to the mainel, with an exploded part.

Figure 9.- It is a section in longitudinal elevation than shown in figure 8.

Figure 10.- It is a perspective view of a mobile anchor bolt from one panel to the mainel.

Figure 11.- It is an elevation section longitudinal of what is shown in figure 10.

Figure 12.- It is a partial perspective view,  similar to figure 1, of one of the showcase panels with a of its protection sheets of the exposed, open motive.

Figure 13.- It is a partial plan view of the frame of a hinged display case, with a detail in section.

Figure 14.- It is a perspective view of a of the luminaires with an enlarged detail to see the connection to the upper arm of the mainel.

Figure 15.- It is a partial plan view of a profile used for radial support arms of luminaires, and for assembling the support struts of the fixed panels, observing the anchoring system to the mainel.

Figure 16.- It is a cross section of the shown in figure 15.

Figure 17.- It is a partial plan view of a wall of enclosure of an exhibition hall, in one of whose 8-sided maines a fixed vertical panel has been mounted or mobile according to the invention, by means of a connecting bolt partially shown.

Figure 18.- It is a section of a mainel with a flat face and that can be used as shown in Figure 17 to be part of an enclosure wall, in the that a fixed or mobile display panel can be mounted. Corresponds also to the profile used for additional support struts of fixed vertical panels.

Figure 19.- It is a section of a mainel with two flat faces for corner mounting, and where you can also mount a display panel vertical display panel.

Figure 20.- It is a section of the tubular profile of the panel frame when it only has lateral extensions to one side for carrying only a showcase.

Figure 21.- It is a section of a mainel with a flat face, similar to that of figure 18 for the same application and obtained from a 16-sided mainel, including internally mounting housings for anchoring parts in its ends to enable its horizontal mounting lying between maineles

Figure 22.- It is a section of a mainel with two flat faces, similar to that of figure 19 and with the same application, but starting from a 16-sided mainel, also including housings for selective mounting of the anchoring pieces in their ends for horizontal mounting as referred to in the figure 21.

Figure 23.- It is a schematic view, in perspective, of a large polygonal wall display surface  open, combining vertical panels or showcases, articulated and fixed and using different types of maineles.

Description of the preferred embodiment

Referring to the numbering adopted in the figures and especially in relation to figure 1, we can see that the exhibitor of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, which the invention proposes, is constituted in this case by the mainel 1 or tubular column provided with the support base 2 formed by four arms 3 in cross, with adjustable legs 4, anchoring to said mainel radially the panels 5, some of which are fixed and other mobiles as we will see next. Fixed panels include  in addition some props 6 of support in the ground for greater resistance and set stability.

The display is completed with the luminaires 7 fixed to the radial arms 8 of the upper part of the mast or mainel 1.

In figures 2 and 3 we see mainly the section of the profile that materializes in this example the mainel 1 (see also figure 4) and the connection of the panels 5 through of bolts 9 or 10.

Figure 4 shows the starters trapezoids or longitudinal channels 11 of bottom 12, walls sides 13 and tabs or fins 14 for retaining parts of anchorage. In intermediate position, the walls of channel 11 have paths 15 tabs centered. In this embodiment, the mainel 1 of polygonal section has 16 faces and each one is formed the retaining channel 11 of the bolts 9 or 10 of the panels. Be you can mount a maximum of 16 panels, all four being fixed anchored to the fixed bolts 9 arranged in a cross. The rest are mobile or rotating to be observed perfectly as it They open the pages of a book. In figure 2 four are mounted fixed panels and many other mobiles.

In figures 5 and 6 we see in detail the structure of the support base 2, defined by the support or housing 16 sheet metal with a square base plate 17 equipped with four pop-up bushings 18 where vertical bars 19 are inserted that the respective arms 3 carry soldiers and they are strung on them safely the mainel 1 provided for the purpose of accommodation receivers 20 inside it (see figure 4). Arms 3 they are finished off in the caps where the adjustable legs fit Four.

The support or housing 16 has its walls equipped with an angled flange 21 that flush with the edge of the arms 3 optimizing support for mainel 1.

Figure 7 shows the structure of the rectangular frame that frames panel 5, materialized by the tubular profile 22 attached to miter by means of square pieces 23. It has the pairs of fins 24 angled inwards in its two minor sides that define vertical hitch channels of bolts 9 or 10 similar to those of the mainel for anchor to the other side of bolt 9 or 10 (see also figure 2). The major sides of the profile section 22 have the 25 angular extensions to absorb leaf thickness glass hinges that cover the central support plate of the product to be exhibited, as we will see later in relation to the Figure 12 mainly.

On the other hand, figures 8 and 9 contemplate the geometry of the fixed bolt 9 defined by the prismatic block solid rectangular with two holes 26 practiced on their faces minors where there are respective nerves or projections 27 longitudinal to these faces to optimize centering by enter between the end fins 14 of the mainel 1. In the holes 26 the cylindrical bodies 28 of the retaining parts 29, assisted by an inner spring 30 which maintains the emergence of the truncated conical heads 31 in "T" by having two parallel milling 32. The cylindrical body 18 it has a wide conical radial hole 33 in which it is inserted into greater or lesser extent the tip of the Allen screw 34, threaded into the also threaded holes 35 of one of the side faces of the bolt 9.

Bolts 9 are mounted in 90 ° rotated position so that the head 31 penetrates the retention channel since the distance between parallel milling 32 is less than separation between wings 14 of mainel 1, and then rotated 90º proceeding after tightening the screws 34 allen with those who achieve progressive retraction of the body cylindrical 28, and the head "T" tighten said fins ends 14 of channel 11 of the selected mainel 1. The bolts are anchor in the same way in panel 5 since the tubular profile 22 of the frame has a similar channel (formed by the two fins layered 24).

If you want the vertical panel 5 to be swivel, articulated bolts 10 are mounted (figures 10 and 11) formed by two prismatic blocks 36 with respective parts retainers 29 fastened in the same manner as in fixed bolts 9 and articulated together with each other by means of a bolt 37 through two opposite holes of the blocks, through anti-friction bushings 38.

Figure 12 shows one of the panels 5 of the exhibitor (shown partially), which has open one of the hinged sheets (39) of glass or similar as covers of protection of the reasons presented on the central plant of the panel 5. The profile used to form the frame of these sheets can be seen in figure 13 referenced with 40, joining miter with the help of the squares 41 introduced by the tubular and  fastened with screws 42. The thickness of the profile 40 is adjusted to the highlight that form the angular extensions 25 of the tubular profile 22 of the frame that frames, as can be seen in Figure 2. The reference 43 of this figure 2 designates the hinges and the reference 44 the small safety locks of the showcase.

In figure 12, when sheet 39 is open, they are referenced with 45 horizontal strips with section in "H" (see the extended detail in this figure 12) that is ensure the central plate 46 of panel 5 and that allow insert the edges of the exposure plates. If these are shorter, that is to say, they do not reach the immediate strip 45, they have provided with horizontal fixing cables or wires 47 arranged on the plate itself 46.

In figure 14 the means have been represented for securing the luminaires 7 to the radial arms 8 that start of mainel 1. Said means are defined by bushes 48 with a wall 49, fixed with screws to the top of the luminaire housing 7. These sockets 48 are received by sliding in the lower channel of the respective radial arm 8, after placing a beautifying placket 50 (see detail top of figure 1) that frontally closes the profile of the arm 8. The electric cables pass through the hollow interior of the mainel as well as the corresponding connectors.

The profile is shown in figures 15 and 16 of the arm 8 and the joining means to the mainel 1 by means of parts 51 plastic or similar, prismatic and inserted previously at the ends of the tubular arm 8, making sure in position with bushing 52 through hole 53 of the arm wall 8 and the corresponding part 51. The piece 51 has a highlight 54 to optimize centering by enter between fins 14 of mainel 1, as well as commented on the projection 27 of the anchor bolts 9 and 10 of vertical panels 5. Through this highlight 54 is emerging a head 31 with milling 32 that belongs to a piece retainer 29 assisted by an axial spring 30 identical to that it also had bolt 9. Its cylindrical body cuts through diametrically the bushing 52, once said spring has been introduced 30, and is similarly provided with the corresponding radial hole tapered 33 to tighten using Allen screw 34, leaving the arm 8 locked when the head 31 passes the fins 14 of the mainel 1; take a 90º turn so that its "T" shape is hold between them; and finally proceed to screw tightening 34 Allen

This same profile of radial arm 8 and its anchoring system to mainel 1 is used to fix the props 6 of support for vertical panels 5 fixed (see figure 1) defining a radial arm or horizontal shoulder 55 bearing the retaining parts 29 at their ends, fixed to mainel 1 and the prop 6.

Making special reference to the figure now 17, we see a mainel referenced with 56 that is part of a enclosure wall or partition of an exhibition hall, such as contemplated in utility model 9801984 of the same requesting firm These walls on either side of mainel 56 They are referenced with 57 and are partially shown. Be form with horizontal profiles attached to the maineles 56 using the same profiles of the radial arms 8 and braces horizontal bottom 55, and mounted between them the plates of wood to support the motif to be exhibited. How mainel 56 counts with radial fins 58 topped on tabs 59 are formed similarly free channels 60 similar or identical to those referenced with 11 in mainel 1, in which the bolts 9 or 10 of the fixed or articulated vertical panels 5, respectively, as partially observed in this figure 17.

Figures 18 and 19 show others maineles 61 and 62 that belong, like the one referenced with 56 in Figure 17, to walls 56 and corners of an enclosure of a cabin or showroom, but whose section is not symmetrical but it has half fins 58 and the rest is "U" shape 63 (figure 18); or be just a quadrant (figure 19) with two free fins 58 and the rest forming a angular 64 of angled ends joining the respective 60 extreme channels.

A tubular profile 65 is shown in Figure 20 similar to 22 in figure 7 but which unlike it presents only an angular extension 25 to be used when only it requires a hinged blade 39 as a showcase lid, but that similarly with angled tabs 24 connecting the heads 31 of the retaining parts 29. In Figures 15 and 16 at treat the profile of the radial arms 8 of suspension of the luminaires 7 we saw a laterally smooth tubular profile because no It has 25 angular extensions, only layered fins 24. It they also use for walls 57 and braces 55 for anchoring props 6 as we have said before. As props 6 se preferably use the same profiles 61 of figure 18 and that in its tubular part a housing is partially formed hexagonal in which to fix an adjustable leg 4 that has a spike  hexagonal like the one seen in the detail of figure 1. In the Figure 17 shows this hexagonal housing inside the closed octagonal tubular profile 56, referenced with 66.

Figures 21 and 22 show others profiles of maineles that are incomplete forms of the form 16-sided polygonal of mainel section 1, when only they need channels on one side of a wall 57 of a room exposure, or occupy a corner position respectively. Is it so referenced with 67 and 68 and also have some pins internal bends 69 and 70 forming a housing 71 adapted to the anchor pieces 51 to allow it to be mounted horizontally between maineles, used well as braces of stiffening or anchoring luminaries, indicative signs of the exhibition shown, etc.

Finally, figure 23 shows a complex composition of display panels with showcase panels Fixed and mobile. Because of the open polygonal shape of the walls 57 which is self-supporting, support legs 2 are not required, only the struts 6 for additional support of vertical panels 5 fixed.

Claims (18)

1. Exhibitor of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, of the type consisting of tubular vertical profiles provided with radial pins provided with connecting wings of the horizontal profiles by means of anchoring pieces arranged at the ends thereof, characterized in that it is constituted by a mast or mainel (1, 56, 61, 62, 67.68) or tubular column of polygonal section with trapecial recesses on its longitudinal faces, which determine vertical channels (11) for anchoring the panels (5) of the display on all or part of their faces, through articulated (10) or fixed bolts (9), said mainel (1) with connection means to a wide support base (2) for its individual or immobilized support when forming part of an enclosure surface (56) of a passenger compartment or showroom. 2. Exhibitor of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mainel (1) is of polygonal section of 16 sides, each of which has said trapecial recess equipped with fins (14) at the edges and other fins (15) at the paracentral points of its sides, internally forming housings (20) for coupling bars (19) connecting with the support base (2). 3. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 1, characterized in that the support base (2) for each independent mainel (1) is defined by a square base plate (17) with bushings (18) welded in the angular areas where solid bars are received (19) whose upper ends are inserted in the housings (20) of analogous section configured inside the mainel (1), these bars (19) having welded radial arms (3) finished off in bushes with adjustable feet (4) of support. 4. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 3, characterized in that the square base plate (17) includes a perimeter wall or housing (16) with angled flanges (21) that make up with the radial arms (3) and on which the mainel (1) rests directly. 5. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertical panels (5) of the display are constituted by a rectangular frame of a tubular profile (22) with pairs of angled fins (24) on opposite sides , the outer ones for their connection to the mainel (1) through the articulated (10) or fixed bolts (9), and the inner ones to receive between them the surface of the panel. 6. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 5, characterized in that the fixed anchor bolts or pieces (9) are materialized by a solid prismatic block of rectangular base with a longitudinal and central rib (27) in its two opposite minor faces, centered between the fins or end flanges (14, 59) of the channels (11, 60) of the mainel (1, 56, 61) and between those of the tubular profile (22) of the vertical panel (5), respectively, blocking with the tightening of incoming Allen screws (34) by one of the minor lateral faces and whose conical end attacks on the walls of a radially conical hole (33) existing in a cylindrical body (28) of retaining parts ( 29) that are sliding in a transverse hole (26) that affects the nerve or centering projection (27), the cylindrical body (28) counting with a truncated conical head (31) with two parallel milling (32) forming a head in "T" for channel entry receiver (11, 60), 90º turn clamping and final tightening of the corresponding Allen screws (34), said cylindrical body (28) being assisted by a spring (30) housed inside the hole (26). 7. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 5, characterized in that the articulated anchor bolts or pieces (10) to allow the rotation of the vertical panels (5) connected to them, are materialized by two prismatic blocks ( 36) Rectangular base massifs with a central longitudinal rib (27) on one of its smaller faces, centered between the extreme fins (14, 59) of the channels (11, 60) of the mainel (1, 56, 61) or between those of the tubular profile (22) of the vertical panel (5), blocking with the tightening of an incoming Allen screw (34) by one of the smaller lateral faces and whose conical end attacks on the walls of an equally conical hole (33) existing in a cylindrical body (28) of a retaining part (29), sliding in a transverse hole (26) that affects the centering rib (27), counting the cylindrical body (28) with a conical head (31) ) with two parallel millings (32) forming a "T" head for entry into the receiving channel (11, 60), 90 ° rotation clamping and final tightening of the corresponding Allen screw (34), said cylindrical body (28) being assisted by a spring (30) housed in the inside of the hole (26), both prismatic blocks (36) counting with two vertical end holes for insertion of a pivot bolt (37) that becomes integral with one of them. 8. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to previous claims, characterized in that the fixed vertical panels (5) in turn rest on horizontal braces or arms (55) anchored to the mainel (1) and whose free end is fixed to a support strut (6) on the ground, the anchor being made by means of pieces (51) of plastic or the like that are previously inserted in the tubular emptying of the profile of the tie rod or horizontal arm 55 and which has the Allen screw (34 ) of conical end that attacks in an equally conical hole (33) existing in a cylindrical body sliding in a transverse hole (26) that affects the nerve or centering projection (27), counting the cylindrical body (28) with a conical head (31) with two parallel millings (32) forming a "T" head for entry into the receiving channel (11, 60), 90º turn clamping and final tightening of the corresponding Allen screw (34), said body being cylindrical nrico (28) assisted by a spring (30) housed inside the hole
(26). 9. Exhibitor of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertical panels (5) of the exhibitor constituting as showcases, include the rectangular frame of tubular profile (22) that frames a central plate (46) of support of the sheets or motifs to be exposed, covered by two hinged sheets (39) of protection of their faces seen and equipped with security locks (44), being hidden the edges of the hinged sheets (39), in the position of closure, by lateral angular extensions (25) as fins configured in the section of the tubular profile (22) of the rectangular frame. 10. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claims 1 and 8, characterized in that the upper end of the mainel (1) has four radial arms (8) attached analogously to the way the horizontal braces or arms are anchored. the struts (6) whose section includes at least one pair of lower angled fins (24) between which some bushings (48) with wall (49) secured to the housing of luminaires (7) occupying a diagonal position or at 45º with respect to the fixed vertical panels (5), connecting the electric cables or predetermined connectors, in the hollow interior of the mainel (1). 11. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 9, characterized in that the central plate (46) supporting the sheets to be exposed or similar, has horizontal strips (45) attached at predetermined distances, with section in " H "and whose branches allow the insertion of the edges of the sheets, or at least the bottom edge thereof. 12. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 11, characterized in that between cables homologous to the vertical stringers or tubular profiles (22) of the frame, cables (47) for holding the sheets or the like are laid. 13. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mainel (61) is part of an enclosure wall (57) and has a section with half fins (58) or channels (60) for mounting fixed or articulated vertical panels (5) than those of the closed eight-sided mainel and the rest offering a flat or "U" surface (60). 14. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels according to claim 1, characterized in that the mainel (62) occupies a corner position between enclosure walls (57), its section having the shape of a quadrant of the polygonal mainel (56) closed with eight faces and is arranged as a vertex of a square shape. 15. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels according to claim 9, characterized in that the tubular profiles of the frame of the vertical panels (5) have an angular extension (25) only on one of the sides, for mounting a single sheet hinged (39) for protection of the subject exposed in the vertical panel (5). 16. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mainel (67) is part of an enclosure wall (57) and has a section with half fins (58) of the closed polygonal mainel of sixteen faces, the rest of its tubular shape being a flat surface. 17. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mainel (68) occupies a corner position between enclosure walls (57) and its section has the shape of a quadrant of the complete or closed polygonal mainel of sixteen faces, and is arranged as a vertex of a square shape. 18. Display of articulated and / or fixed vertical panels, according to claims 16 and 17, characterized in that the mainel (67, 68) has internally in addition to the anchoring housings (20) for insertion of the bars of the structure of the base of support (2), housings (71) adapted to the anchoring pieces (51) to allow horizontal mounting between maineles (1).