FI76918B - UTSTAELLNINGSSTAELL. - Google Patents

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(Fl) (21) Patent application - Patentansökning 792237 (22) Application date - Ansökningsdag 17 * 07 · 79

National Board of Patents and Registration (23) Start date-Giltighetsdag 17.07.79

Patent-och registerstyrelsen {41) Tuiiut, uik, seks, -Biivitotfentng 05.02.80 (44) Date of issue and of publication - 30.09.88

Ansökan utlagd och utl skriften publicerad (86) Kv application - Int ansökan (32) (33) (31) Pyydetty etuoikeus - Begärd priority 04.08.78

Germany 1i i tt tt Republican-Förbundsrepubliken Tyskland (DE) P 2834148.2 (71) Raumtechnik Schober KG, Witturnstrasse 3, Ostfildern,

Federal Republic of Germany1ta-Förbundsrepubliken Tyskland (DE) (72) Klaus Meissner, Weinstadt, Peter Michael Schober, Ostfildern,

Federal Republic of Germany1ta-Förbundsrepubliken Tyskland (DE) (74) Leitzinger Oy (54) Exhibition stand - Utstä11 ningsstäl1

The invention relates to a compartment-like display stand according to the species definition of the main claim.

German patent publication 12 84 596 discloses a stand used for advertising purposes, which consists of rectangular pairs of interconnected walls which are connected at their corners without additional aids, using only a top-mounted angle connector. Said angle connectors are extruded from plastic and have at least two pusher grooves into which plate-like walls, usually made of glass, are inserted. However, it is necessary to make the plates to be inserted into the angle connectors with the smallest possible tolerance, because the plates must fit the grooves of the angle connector throughout their thickness. In this case, a lot of work is required, because the plates have to be sanded over their entire surface so that their thickness is such that a small tolerance is created. Thus, it is not possible to use walls other than those adapted to the width of the grooves of the corner connectors when assembling the exhibition stand. Furthermore, these known exhibition stands have the disadvantage, 2 76918, that there is always a gap of about 1 cm between the wall or side plate of two adjacent plates. In this case, there is a risk that the objects in the exhibition stand will become dusty or dirty. Furthermore, flat exhibits may fall from a slit or be stolen through it from an otherwise closed rectangular or cubic interior of the exhibit stand.

The object of the invention is to provide such a device with which said disadvantages are avoided. In addition, it is intended to enable a stable structure even when using wall sections with a looser tolerance. According to the invention, this object is solved as described in the characterizing part of the main patent claim. Thus, it is preferably possible to push at least three, preferably four or five walls from their three edge areas in each case into one of the three edge strips. Other embodiments are set out in the subclaims and in the exemplary embodiment below with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

Figure 1 shows the rack partly schematically and in a perspective view.

Figure 2 shows a perspective view of one of the four angle connectors of the stand according to Figure 1.

Fig. 3 shows one of the edge strips of the stand according to Fig. 1 likewise in a perspective view.

Figure 4 shows a modified embodiment of such an edge strip from its front side.

The rack shown is intended for the presentation of non-shown objects such as socks, fine woven and similar objects. It has three side walls 1, 2 and 3 standing vertically in the operating position shown, and a base part 4. On the upper side, a cover part which can be mounted thereon has been omitted in order to improve the presentation.

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The stand according to the drawing is only the simplest embodiment, as it encloses only a single rectangular or cubic interior. However, it is of course possible to regulate the structure side by side in rows by installing or stacking the basic shape shown. The three side parts 1, 2, 3 as well as the base part 4 can be a plate of arbitrary thickness, which is made of plastic, glass or wood. They are held together by eight corner connectors, namely four rear corner connectors 5, 6, 7, 8 and four front corner connectors 9, 10, 11, 12, which are on the open front of the rack.

Each corner connector has, as in the upper left front corner connector 9 shown in more detail in Figure 2, two arms 13 and 14 of the same size. Each arm has a push groove 15 or 16. Each of the grooves on the common end face 17 of both arms 13 and 14 has an open end 11. 18 or 19.

Two edge strips 21 and 22 are paired in pairs on each arm of the corner connector 9 with their pins 23 shown in Fig. 3. In Fig. 1, the upper edge strip 22 on the front open end face of the stand leads to the right upper corner connector 10, in addition to the right edge strip 24 leading to the right lower corner connector 11. Likewise, the downwardly facing second arm 14 of the corner connector 9 is connected to the left lower edge connector 12 by an edge strip 25. Finally, an edge strip 26 is arranged on the bottom side between the two lower corner connectors 11 and 12. In the operating position, the edge strips 22, 24, 25 and 26 form a vertical body which is in itself closed and thus very stable. Similarly, the edge strip 21, one end of which is inserted into the rear corner connector 5, forms a horizontal body with this and the other two edge strips 27 and 28 and the edge strip 22.

Similarly, two horizontal edge strips 29 and 30 are arranged on the right side surface, which also form a stable frame between the two rear corner connectors 6 and 7 together with the front, vertical edge strip 24.

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In each edge strip, of which only the left upper edge strip 21 with its end ends are shown in Fig. 3 in perspective view, the narrow longitudinal side indicated by their reference numeral 32 has a longitudinal groove 33 / running along the entire length of the skirting board and symmetrical to both underscores. In Fig. 1, the longitudinal groove of the lower edge strip 26 is illustrated by reference numeral 34. It is gripped by a protrusion 35 formed on the front edge of the base plate 4, for example by milling, and which provides a rigid plug connection with the edge strip 26. In the embodiment shown, the two vertical side walls 1 and 3 also have a cantilever running around all their edges, on which cantilever strip they can be inserted into the grooves 33 of the edge strips. In this way only these plug connections provide additional stability to the stand without additional connection means.

In the illustrated embodiment, all the edge strips used are formed similar to each other as shown in Fig. 3. The connecting pins 23 of the end faces of the edge strips have a chamfered surface 37 at an angle of 45 °, which allows two opposite edge strips to be inserted into one and the same pusher 15 or 16 of the connecting rod 13 or 14 without a gap or significant separation between the end faces of the edge strips .

As shown in Figure 3, the edge strips 21, 22 and 24, 31 have a rounding 38 on the narrow longitudinal side on the side opposite to their longitudinal groove 33, the radius of which is approximately half the thickness of the edge strip. This rounding avoids that some delicate objects placed on the rack, such as fine-eyed fabrics, socks, or the like, will be damaged when removed from the rack. In a sauna-like manner, the arms 13 and 14 of each angle connector are provided with roundings 39, 40, 41 in their grooves 15 and 16 on opposite lengths as well as in their common joining zone. as uniform a distribution as possible and as similar a shrinkage mass as possible.

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In the second embodiment of the edge strip 45 shown in Figure 4 with its end face, the rounding shown by reference numeral 46 is extended only by about a quarter circle to the longitudinal edge. In connection with this rounding, a chamfered surface 47 is provided, by means of which two parallel edge strips can be pressed together very tightly.

Claims (7)

Claims 7 6 91 8 A drawer-shaped display stand comprising a plurality of glass (plastic or similar) walls (1 to 4) arranged in parallel and perpendicular to each other, enclosing a prism-like interior, and angled connectors (9 to 12) arranged in the corners of the display stand, provided with at least with two arms (13, 14) with a push groove (15, 16) open at the edge for connecting two walls (1 to 4), characterized in that an edge strip (28) with a longitudinal groove (33) is inserted on each edge of the walls (1-4). 21, 22; 24-31, 45), that both end faces of the edge strips (21, 22; 24-31, 45) have plug pins (23), that in each case the two edge strips (21, 22; 24-31, 45) are with the plug pins (23) inserted into one of the push grooves (15, 16) of the angle connector (5 - 12), and that the pins (23) are supported so that the edge strips (21, 22; 24 - 31, 45) form a closed, circumferential frame for the walls ( 1 - 4). Rack according to Claim 1, characterized in that the plug pins (23) of the edge strips (21, 22; 24 to 31, 45) are formed as flat miter sections and have a beveled surface (37) in each of the edge strips projecting into the respective push groove (15, 16). contrasts. Rack according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the chamfered surfaces (37) are at an angle of 45 ° to the longitudinal direction of the edge strips (21, 22; 24-31, 45). Rack according to one of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the edge strips (21, 22; 24 to 31) are rounded at the outer edge, the radius (R) of the rounding (38) being at least approximately half of the edge strip (21, 22); 24 - 31) of thickness (D). Rack according to one of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the rounding (46) is associated with a chamfered surface (47) which is opposed in two parallel and perpendicular edge strips (45). Scaffold according to one of Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the walls have a strip (35). 7 7691 8