FR2513868A1 - Display stand for ceramic tiles - consists of base panels arranged as drawers, and partitions with pictures - Google Patents

Abstract

The display stand is for floor and wall tiles and consists of a movable base panel (6) covered by ceramic tiles. A partition (7) shows a picture depicting the floor tiles and a three-dimensional space with a wall covering. The stand incorporates base panels superimposed as drawers and the partitions are mounted like drawers.

Description

 The present invention relates to an exhibition stand for the presentation of ceramic wall and floor tiles, in which is arranged, on the arribe of a removable floor tray provided with a covering of ceramic tiles, a partition on which is shown, in pictorial relationship with said coating of floor tiles, a three-dimensional space comprising a wall tile.

 An exhibition stand of this kind is described in the Utility Model rp 79 36473. It dispenses with having to lay a tiling on the partition of this stand and when it is a shower room , for example to fix a sink and / or to install on this partition or on the floor tray a toilet bowl, a bidet, etc.

All of this is pictured on the wall, and the fact that the tiling of the floor plate matches that shown on the image brings the image closer to reality and creates a more concrete impression.

 The purpose of the invitation is to further reduce the means used for the representation of ceramic carps and possibly sanitary articles.

 To achieve this object, the invention has designed an exhibition stand of the kind described in the preamble and comprising on the one hand several floor trays superimposed on each other in the manner of drawers and which can be removed from each other, d on the other hand several images which represent a three-dimensional space and can in turn be shown on the said partition.

With the same footprint, an exhibition stand thus designed easily constitutes a multiplex stand and the fact that, generally, there will be between the floor plate and the wall image a certain solution of conti- nights will not be felt as a visual disturbance, because these parts remain visible at a glance
It is advantageous that the wall pictures are stored one behind the other and can also be taken out in turn, just like the floor trays, like drawers, but this time laterally.

This solution is simple and allows, when changing collections, quick manipulation and quick pess from one image to another.

 It is preferable that the floor trays can be further removed from the stack as they are available lower therein, so that the front part of the floor trays which are located above the one which is exposed project less in the transition zone between this exposed tray and the image shown.

In order to give this transition zone a dimension which is substantially always the same and to prevent the image from being too far from the ground plate, it is advantageous for the upper ground plate to correspond to the most rear, that the floor plate placed
second from above corresponds to the image placed second from that located furthest back, and so on. This preferential provision obviously does not exclude other combinations.

 As a general rule, the exhibition stand will be produced in the form of a cabinet open towards the front with a lower box for the floor trays and an upper box, possibly also open laterally, for the images. At the anterior edge of its top, this cupboard may include, at the rear of a screen, a light source which illuminates suitably and independently of the lighting in the exhibition room, both the potion floor shelf and the vertical image that corresponds to it.

An exemplary embodiment of an exhibition stand according to the invention is described below with reference to the accompanying drawing; on the latter
FIG. 1 is a front elevation view of c stand, and
- Figure 2 a vertical cross-sectional view of this same stand.

 In a sort of cupboard having a bottom 1, a back 2, a ceiling 3 and two side walls 4 is installed at the bottom a box 5 in which are superimposed, so that they can be removed individually as drawers, seven trays 6 coated of tiling.

The rear arssts of these trays in the retracted position are viewed from bottom to top, shifted backwards from one tray to the next.

 From the ceiling 3 are suspended in profiles forming rails, parallel to the back 2, eight tables 7 for each of an image and having a width substantially equal to half that of the back 2; at their lower part these tables are also guided in profiles. With the exception of the previous table 8 which serves as a cover for the others, each table is a representation of a living room, an entrance hall, a shower room, etc.

 On the table at the rear most are represented the ceramic tiles of the floor of the highest floor plate 6 and wall tiles which are the same as those of this plate or in any case harmonize with them, thus possibly only sanitary articles whose shape and especially the color go well with wall and floor tiles. In the same way table 7 located just before the last table corresponds to the 801 6 plate located just below the upper plate, and so on.

 Under the ceiling 3 is also installed, behind a cover 9, a light source 10.

 The upper soil pitesu 6 is, in fig. 2, drawn in dashes in the extended position. The fig.l does not show in the extended position the table 7 which corresponds to this extended tray, namely the table which is the most er- it presents laughter, but, to show the number, / different tables 7 out more or less behind the neutral anterior painting 8 which hides the image of the painting immediately behind it.

 As can be seen in fig.2, when looking simultaneously at a 901 6 tray covered with a floor tile and an image of a table 7 illustrating the floor and / or sections of walls , that the eye crosses part of the upper face of the box 5. It is therefore preferable for this intermediate part to have a neutral appearance.

Claims (6)

 1. Exhibition stand for the presentation of wall and floor ceramic car revals, in which is placed, b the back of a removable floor tray (6) provided with a covering in ceramic tiles, a partition (7) on which is represented, in pictorial relation with the said covering of floor tiles, a three-dimensional space comprising a wall tile, this stand being remarkable in that it comprises' on the one hand several of these floor trays (6) superimposed on each other like drawers and being able to be pulled out from each other, on the other hand several of these images (7) which represent a three-dimensional space and can, in turn, be shown on said partition.  2. Exhibition stand according to claim 1, remarkable in that the said images (7) are also arranged in the manner of drawers, but one behind the other and with the possibility of being laterally exited.  3. Exhibition stand according to claim 2, remarkable in that the upper floor tray (6) cor responds to the rearmost image (7), while the floor tray (6) placed second from the top corresponds to binding (7) placed second starting from that located the most in career, and so on.  4. Exhibition stand according to any one of the preceding claims, remarkable in that the plates of 801 (6) can be taken out as far as they are lower in the order of superposition of these plates .  5. Exhibition stand according to any one of revcndicaticns 2 to 4, remarkable in that it is produced in the form of a cabinet open towards the front, with a lower box (5) for the floor trays ( 6) and an upper box, possibly also open, literally, for the images (7).  6. Exhibition stand according to claim 5, remarkable in that behind a screen (8) at the front edge of the ceiling (3) of the cabinet is installed a light source (9).