JP2013055975A - Merchandise showcase - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a merchandise showcase which has a lateral width variable and the structural strength excellent.SOLUTION: A merchandise showcase 100 has: first and second sidewall parts 10 and 20 disposed parallel to each other; and shelf parts 30 of multiple stages horizontally provided between the first and second sidewall parts 10 and 20 to maintain their opposing intervals at a predetermined interval for supporting magazines 40. The opposing distance between the first and second sidewall parts 10 and 20 when the multiple points lined on one sides of the shelf parts 30 or in line are extended along the first sidewall part 10 or second sidewall part 20 to provide the shelf parts 30 is variable in three or more ways by changing the directions of the shelf parts 30.

Description

  The present invention relates to a merchandise display shelf on which a magazine can be mounted, and more particularly to a merchandise display shelf capable of changing the width.

  In stores such as convenience stores, various products are displayed on so-called furniture (product display shelves).

  Of various products, for example, a fixture for displaying a specific product such as a tobacco product is generally arranged on or around a cashier counter on which a sales processing device such as an electronic cash register is placed. is there.

  The cigarette product referred to here is not a cigarette that is actually smoked, but a rectangular parallelepiped package containing a plurality of cigarettes and a carton containing a plurality of packages.

  By the way, the space where products can be displayed on or around a cashier counter of a store such as a convenience store varies from store to store, and also varies depending on the product cycle of each season. For this reason, it is desirable that the size of the product display space can be easily changed in the product display shelf as necessary.

  Patent Document 1 includes a left tray half and a right tray half each having a side plate and a divided bottom plate, and the divided bottom plates of the half trays are slidably coupled in a direction in which the distance between the left and right side plates is changed. A product display shelf (cigarette display system case) having the above-described configuration is described.

  Patent Document 2 describes a commodity display shelf (commodity display fixture) having a pair of side wall members facing each other and a connecting member that connects these side wall members. In this commodity display shelf, the connecting member has a bar shape and can be connected in an arbitrary number in the axial direction. Then, by selecting the number of connecting members, the distance between the pair of side wall members can be adjusted, and the lateral width of the product display shelf can be changed.

Registered Utility Model No. 3163708 Registered Utility Model No. 3138292

  In the technique of Patent Document 1, since the left tray half and the right tray half each having side plates are connected via a slide mechanism, there is a concern that the strength of the product display shelf is insufficient.

  Moreover, in the technique of patent document 2, since it is the structure which connects a pair of side wall member by connecting two or more rod-shaped connection members, there are many connection parts which anxious about an intensity | strength is feared. For this reason, there is a concern that the merchandise display shelf is insufficiently strong.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and provides a product display shelf having a variable width and an excellent structure.

The present invention includes first and second side wall portions arranged to face each other in parallel,
A plurality of shelves that are horizontally installed between the first and second side wall portions and maintain a facing interval between the first and second side wall portions at a predetermined interval and support the magazine;
Have
One side of the shelf part or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line is opposed to the first side wall part in the first side wall part and the first side wall part in the second side wall part. The first and second side wall portions when the shelf portion is horizontally installed between the first and second side wall portions so as to extend along any one of the second surface which is a surface. The product display shelf is characterized in that the facing interval can be changed to three or more by changing the direction of the shelf.

According to this commodity display shelf, one side of the shelf or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line on the shelf are extended along one of the first surface and the second surface, and the shelf is The facing distance between the first and second side walls when horizontally installed between the first and second side walls can be changed to three or more by changing the direction of the shelf. That is, the horizontal width of the commodity display shelf can be changed by changing the direction of the shelf erected between the first and second side walls.
Moreover, the opposing space | interval of a 1st and 2nd side wall part can be maintained by constructing a shelf part between a 1st and 2nd side wall part. That is, the facing distance between the first and second side walls can be maintained by the rigidity of the shelf. Therefore, sufficient strength of the merchandise display shelf can be obtained.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a commodity display shelf having a variable width and an excellent structure.

It is a top view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a top view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a top view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a front view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a front view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a front view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a side view of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a top view of the shelf part of the goods display shelf concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a front view of the principal part which shows the attachment structure of the shelf part with respect to the side wall part of the goods display shelf which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a reverse view of the shelf part of the goods display shelf which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a side view of a magazine. It is a perspective view of a front decorative panel. It is a side view of a front decorative panel. It is a front view of the goods display shelf which concerns on 1st Embodiment, and shows the state which removed the front decorative panel. It is a figure which shows the shelf part and auxiliary shelf part of the goods display shelf which concern on 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the shelf part and auxiliary shelf part of the goods display shelf which concern on 2nd Embodiment. It is a top view of the shelf part of the goods display shelf concerning a 3rd embodiment, the 1st auxiliary shelf part, and the 2nd auxiliary shelf part. It is a front view of the principal part which shows the modification of the attachment structure of the shelf part with respect to a side wall part.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In all the drawings, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

[First Embodiment]
1 to 3 are plan views of the product display shelf 100 according to the first embodiment, and FIGS. 4 to 6 are front views of the product display shelf 100. 1 and 4 show a state in which the width of the product display shelf 100 is set to a width that allows the three magazines 40 to be mounted side by side, and FIGS. 2 and 5 show the width of the product display shelf 100 to the width of the four magazines 40. FIG. 3 and FIG. 6 show a state in which the width of the product display shelf 100 is set to a width that allows the six magazines 40 to be mounted side by side. FIG. 7 is a side view of the commodity display shelf 100. FIG. 8 is a plan view of the shelf 30 of the product display shelf 100.

The merchandise display shelf 100 according to the present embodiment is horizontally laid between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 and the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 that are arranged to face each other in parallel. And a plurality of shelves 30 that support the magazine 40 while maintaining the interval between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 at a predetermined interval.
Here, a surface of the first side wall portion 10 that faces the second side wall portion 20 is referred to as a first surface 11, and a surface of the second side wall portion 20 that faces the first side wall portion is referred to as a second surface 21.
Further, in the shelf portion 30, a portion extending along one of the first surface 11 and the second surface 21 is referred to as a first extending portion, and among the first surface 11 and the second surface 21. A portion extending along one of the other is referred to as a second extending portion.
The first extending part is one side of the shelf 30 or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line on the shelf 30.
Further, the second extending portion may be a side of the shelf 30, may be a plurality of points arranged in a straight line on the shelf 30, or may be one point of the shelf 30.
By changing the direction of the shelf 30, three opposing intervals between the first and second sidewalls 10, 20 when the shelf 30 is horizontally installed between the first and second sidewalls 10, 20 are provided. It is more variable than above.
In addition, it is preferable that at least one part of a 2nd extension part is located ahead of the rear end of a 1st extension part, and is located behind the front end of a 1st extension part.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, the commodity display shelf 100 according to the present embodiment includes first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 and a plurality of shelf portions 30. The merchandise display shelf 100 is configured such that the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 are placed on the horizontal mounting surface 6 (see FIG. 4) in a state where a plurality of shelves 30 are laid between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. To FIG. 7) and used.

  The first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 are, for example, flat plate-like members, and are arranged to face each other in parallel.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the side wall shape of the second side wall portion 20 is a parallelogram shape, and the upper side of the second side wall portion 20 is located on the rear side (tilted backward) as an example. . The same applies to the first side wall 10.
However, the side shape of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 may be rectangular.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, the shelf portion 30 is, for example, a flat plate-like member, and is horizontally laid (bridged) between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. As a result, the shelf portion 30 has a predetermined interval (for example, a first opposing interval D1, a second opposing interval D2, and a third opposing interval D3 described below). At any selected interval).
A magazine 40 (described later) can be supported on the shelf 30.

The shelf portion 30 has a first portion that extends along the first surface 11 and a second portion that extends along the second surface 21. For example, each of the first part and the second part is a side or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line. The shelf 30 has three or more sets (for example, three sets) of first and second portions facing in parallel to each other, and the facing distance between the first portion and the second portion of each set is different from each other. Yes.
For example, the shelf 30 includes a first side 31 or a plurality of first points arranged in a straight line, a second side 32 or a plurality of second points arranged in a straight line, and a third side 33 or a plurality of lines arranged in a straight line. The third point, the fourth side 34 or a plurality of fourth points arranged in a straight line, the fifth side 35 or a plurality of fifth points arranged in a straight line, and the sixth side 36 or a plurality of sixth points arranged in a straight line A first virtual side connecting the first side 31 or the plurality of first points and a second virtual side connecting the second side 32 or the plurality of second points are the first. The third virtual side that connects the third side 33 or the plurality of third points and the fourth virtual side that connects the fourth side 34 or the plurality of fourth points are first facing each other in parallel with each other at the facing distance D1. The fifth virtual side that connects the fifth side 35 or the plurality of fifth points and the sixth side 36 or the plurality of sixth points are connected in parallel with each other at a second facing interval D2 that is different from the interval D1. Sixth and virtual sides, but faces parallel to each other in the third opposing distance D3 which is different than either of the first and second opposing distance D1, D2.

As shown in FIG. 8, the planar shape of the shelf 30 is, for example, a hexagonal shape.
The shelf 30 includes first and second sides 31 and 32 that face each other in parallel at a first facing distance D1, and third and fourth sides 33 and 34 that face each other in parallel at a second facing distance D2. , And having a fifth side and a sixth side 35, 36 that face each other in parallel at a third opposing distance D 3. As described above, the first to third facing intervals D1, D2, and D3 are different from each other.

  More specifically, for example, the angle α1 formed by the first side 31 and the third side 33 and the angle α2 formed by the second side 32 and the fourth side 34 are equal to each other, and each is 150 ° or more. The angle α3 formed by the third side 33 and the sixth side 36 and the angle α4 formed by the fourth side 34 and the fifth side 35 are equal to each other, and are 80 ° or more and 100 °, respectively. The angle α5 formed by the sixth side 36 and the second side 32 and the angle α6 formed by the fifth side 35 and the first side 31 are equal to each other and are 105 ° or more and 120 ° or less, respectively. In other words, the sum of the angles α1, α2, α3, α4, α5, and α6 is preferably 720 °.

  More specifically, for example, the angles α1 and α2 are set to about 157 °, the angles α3 and α4 are set to about 90 °, the angles α5 and α6 are set to about 113 °, respectively, and the first to third facing intervals D1, It is a preferable example that the ratio D1: D2: D3 of D2 and D3 is about 3: 4: 6. As will be described later, three magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf 30 by setting the lateral width of the shelf 30 to the first facing distance D1. Further, by setting the horizontal width of the shelf 30 to the second opposing distance D2, four magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf 30, and the horizontal width of the shelf 30 is set to the third opposing distance D3 to Six magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the section 30.

Here, the package size of the cigarette product 60 currently in circulation is determined to some extent, and is approximately 5.5 cm wide, 8.5-9.0 cm high, and 1.3-2.4 cm deep. Therefore, the size of the magazine 40 that accommodates the package of the tobacco product 60 facing the front is determined to some extent so that the customer can easily recognize the brand. For example, the magazine 40 employed in the merchandise display shelf of the convenience store has a width of 6.3 to 6.5 cm and a height of 3.8 to 4.0 cm (depth is less than about 50 cm).
In order to align such a magazine 40 on the shelf 30, the first to third facing intervals D1, D2, and D3 are the width of the magazine 40 + p (p is a gap between the magazines 40, for example, about 8 mm ± An interval close to an integral multiple of 2 mm) is particularly preferred. For example, the first facing distance D1 may be 18.9 to 19.5 cm + 3p, the second facing distance D2 may be 25.2 cm to 26.0 cm + 4p, and the third facing distance D3 may be 37.8 to It can be set to 39.0 cm + 6p.

  The shelf portion 30 can be installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in any of the three attachment states described below by an attachment structure described later.

In the first mounting state, the first side 31 extends along one of the first surface 11 and the second surface 21, and the second side 32 has the first surface 11 and the second surface 21. It is a state which extends along any one of these and maintains the opposing space | interval of the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20 to the 1st opposing space | interval D1. For example, the state of FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is a 1st attachment state.
In the first attachment state, for example, three magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf 30.

In the second attachment state, the third side 33 extends along one of the first surface 11 and the second surface 21, and the fourth side 34 has the first surface 11, the second surface 21, and the second surface 21. It is a state which extends along any one of these, and maintains the opposing space | interval of the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20 to the 2nd opposing space | interval D2. For example, the state of FIGS. 2 and 5 is the second attachment state.
In the second attachment state, for example, four magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf 30.

In the third attachment state, the fifth side 35 extends along one of the first surface 11 and the second surface 21, and the sixth side 36 has the first surface 11 and the second surface 21. It is a state which extends along any one of these and maintains the opposing space | interval of the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20 to the 3rd opposing space | interval D3. For example, the state shown in FIGS. 3 and 6 is the third attachment state.
In the third attachment state, for example, six magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf 30.

  In this way, by changing (selecting) the orientation of the shelf 30 laid between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20, the facing interval between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 is changed. The horizontal width of the merchandise display shelf 100 can be changed.

  In addition, although the number of steps of the shelf 30 is an arbitrary plural number, the examples in FIGS. 4 to 6 show an example in which the shelf 30 of 7 steps is provided between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. Yes.

FIG. 9 is a front view of the main part showing the mounting structure of the shelf 30 with respect to the first and second side wall parts 10 and 20.
The mounting structure includes an engaging portion 71 formed on the shelf portion 30 and an engaged portion 72 formed on each of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 and engaged with the engaging portion 71. It consists of

As shown in FIG. 9, for example, an engaged portion 72 is formed on the first side wall portion 10 so as to protrude from the first surface 11 toward the second side wall portion 20 side. The engaged portion 72 is formed so as to protrude from the second surface 21 toward the first side wall portion 10 side.
The engaged portion 72 of the first side wall portion 10 and the engaged portion 72 of the second side wall portion 20 are located at the same height. The pair of left and right engaged portions 72 support one shelf 30. For this reason, in the example of FIGS. 4 to 6, seven pairs of engaged portions 72 are arranged in the vertical direction at a predetermined interval (for example, a constant interval).

FIG. 10 is a rear view of the shelf 30.
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, on the back surface side (lower surface side) of the shelf portion 30, the positions corresponding to the sides 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36 are respectively located with respect to the engaged portion 72. An engaging portion 71 that can be engaged is formed. For example, the engaging portion 71 extends along the sides 31 to 36.

The engaging portion 71 has, for example, a downward engaging claw 71a and a concave portion 71b. For example, each recess 71b is a groove extending linearly along each side 31-36. By forming these recesses 71b on the back surface of the shelf 30, the portions on the outer peripheral side of the recesses 71b on the back surface side of the shelf 30 are engaging claws 71a.
As shown in FIG. 10, for example, each recess 71 b extends along the entire longitudinal direction of the corresponding side 31 to 36, and both ends of each recess 71 b reach the side surface of the shelf 30. ing. Then, both ends of the recesses 71b corresponding to the adjacent sides (the recesses 71b corresponding to the first side 31 and the recesses 71b corresponding to the third side 33 adjacent to the first side 31) intersect each other. Yes.

The engaged portion 72 includes a side wall portion (first and second side wall portions 10 and 20) on which the engaged portion 72 is formed, and a side wall portion (first and second side walls) facing the side wall portion. A projecting portion 72a projecting toward the other of the portions 10 and 20, and an upright portion 72b standing upward from the distal end side of the projecting portion 72a.
The upper surface of the projecting portion 72a and the surface of the standing portion 72b facing the base end side of the projecting portion 72a constitute a recess 72c, and the engaging claw 71a of the engaging portion 71 is engaged with this recess 72c (preferably Are fitted).
Further, the standing portion 72b functions as an upward engaging claw and engages (preferably fits) with the recess 71b of the engaging portion 71.
The engaged portion 72 extends across the front and rear end portions of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20, for example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.

  In the above-described first to third attachment states, as shown in FIG. 9, two sides (first and second sides 31 and 32, or third and fourth sides 33) of the shelf 30 that face each other in parallel. , 34, or the fifth and sixth sides 35, 36) are engaged with the engaged portions 72 of the first and second side wall portions 10, 20, respectively. This restricts relative movement between the shelf 30 and the first sidewall 10 in the direction in which the shelf 30 and the first sidewall 10 are separated from each other, and the shelf 30 and the second sidewall 20 are separated from each other. The relative movement between the shelf 30 and the second side wall 20 in the direction is restricted. Therefore, the relative movement in the direction in which the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 move away from each other is restricted.

  In addition, the shelf part 30 is an integral rigid body as a whole, and also functions as a tension plate that stretches the first and second side wall parts 10 and 20 together. For this reason, the relative movement in the direction in which the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 approach each other is regulated by the rigidity of the shelf portion 30.

As described above, the merchandise display shelf 100 is formed in the engagement portion 71 formed corresponding to each side 31 to 36 of the shelf portion 30 and in the portion facing the second sidewall portion 20 in the first sidewall portion 10. An engaged portion 72 that engages with the engaging portion 71, and an engaged portion 72 that is formed in a portion of the second side wall portion 20 that faces the first side wall portion 10 and that engages with the engaging portion 71. Have.
And two sides (the first and second sides 31, 32, or the third and fourth sides 33, 34, or the fifth and sixth sides 35, 36) of the shelf 30 that face each other in parallel. By engaging the engaging part 71 with the engaged parts 72 of the first and second side wall parts 10 and 20, respectively, the shelf part 30 can be installed between the first and second side wall parts 10 and 20. It is like that.

FIG. 11 is a side view of the magazine 40.
The magazine 40 is formed in a semi-casing shape that opens upward, and can accommodate a plurality of tobacco products 60 in a single line in the front-rear direction when placed vertically. The magazine 40 is formed long in the front-rear direction.

  The magazine 40 has a push plate (not shown) that urges the rear surface of the tobacco product 60 in the last row (rightmost in FIG. 11) forward (leftward in FIG. 11). When the frontmost tobacco product 60 is taken out from the magazine 40, the pressing plate feeds the remaining tobacco products 60 in the magazine 40 forward by the width of one tobacco product 60.

The vertical interval between the shelf 30 of each stage and the shelf 30 of the upper stage can be easily mounted on the shelf 30 of each stage with the magazine 40 containing the tobacco product 60, and The dimension is set so that the magazine 40 can be easily taken out from the shelf 30 of each stage.
That is, the vertical interval between the shelf 30 of each stage and the shelf 30 of the next upper stage is such that when the magazine 40 containing the tobacco product 60 is placed on the shelf 30, the tobacco product The dimension is set such that a clearance is generated between the upper end of 60 and the shelf 30 on the next higher level.

In addition, since the product display shelf 100 according to the present embodiment has a configuration in which a plurality of shelf portions 30 are horizontally provided between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20, the shelf portions 30 adjacent to each other in the vertical direction are arranged. The space between them is open forward and backward.
Therefore, the magazine 40 can be taken in and out of the shelf 30 from either the front or the rear of the commodity display shelf 100.

  Here, the planar shape of the shelf 30 is an irregular shape as described above, and the dimensions in the front-rear direction are reduced toward the left and right ends (see FIGS. 1 to 3). For this reason, the magazines 40 (for example, two magazines 40 positioned at both the left and right ends in FIGS. 2 and 3) close to the left and right ends are stable on the shelf 30 by simply placing them on the shelf 30. Cases that are difficult to support are assumed.

Therefore, the product display shelf 100 according to the present embodiment has, for example, an adsorption structure that mutually adsorbs the back surface of the magazine 40 and the shelf 30.
As this adsorption structure, for example, a first adsorption part is provided on the bottom surface of the magazine 40, and a second adsorption part that adsorbs the first adsorption part is provided on at least the upper surface of the shelf 30. For example, at least one of the first attracting part and the second attracting part can be a magnet, and the other can be a magnet or a magnetic material (ferromagnetic material).

As a specific example of this adsorption structure, for example, as shown in FIG. 11, a magnet 41 is provided on the bottom surface of the magazine 40, and at least the surface layer of each shelf 30 is made of a magnetic material (ferromagnetic material) such as iron. To do.
By arranging the magnets 41 so as to be evenly distributed over the entire bottom surface of the magazine 40, any portion of the bottom portion of the magazine 40 can be attracted to the top surface of the shelf portion 30.
Therefore, the magazine 40 can be stably supported on the shelf 30. For example, even if the center of gravity of the magazine 40 exists at a position off the shelf 30 in plan view, the magazine 40 is stably supported on the shelf 30 by adsorbing the magazine 40 to the shelf 30. Can do.

Instead of configuring the surface layer portion of the shelf portion 30 with a magnetic material, magnets (not shown) that adsorb the magnet 41 may be provided in a plurality of locations on the upper surface of the shelf portion 30 in a planar manner.
A magnet may be provided on the shelf 30 side, and a magnetic material such as iron may be provided on the bottom surface of the magazine 40.

  Further, each magazine 40 may have a horizontal connecting portion (not shown) for connecting a plurality of magazines 40 mounted on the same shelf 30 in the horizontal direction. In this case, by connecting the adjacent magazines 40 by the lateral connecting portions, it is possible to suppress the dropping of some of the magazines 40 from the shelf 30.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the commodity display shelf 100 further includes, for example, a front decorative panel 50 provided on the front side thereof. The front decorative panel 50 is detachable with respect to the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. Note that the front decorative panel 50 is not shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.

  12 is a perspective view of the front decorative panel 50, and FIG. 13 is a side view of the front decorative panel 50.

  The front decorative panel 50 has a first portion 51, a second portion 52, and a third portion 53. The first to third portions 51 to 53 are each formed in a plate shape.

The upper edge portion and the lower edge portion of each of the first to third portions 51 to 53 are formed to be bent in a U shape in a side view.
Here, in the first to third portions 51 to 53, when the portion excluding the upper edge portion and the lower edge portion is referred to as a main body portion, the main body portion of the first portion 51 is the most of these three main body portions. Located at the front, the main body of the third portion 53 is located at the back.
The upper edge and the lower edge of the second portion 52 are located inside the upper edge and the lower edge of the first portion 51, and the third edge is located inside the upper edge and the lower edge of the second portion 52. The upper edge and the lower edge of the portion 53 are located. Thereby, the second portion 52 is held inside the first portion 51, and the third portion 51 is held inside the second portion 52. The second portion 52 is slidable with respect to the first portion 51 and the third portion 53 is slidable with respect to the second portion 52 in the lateral direction. Therefore, the front decorative panel 50 can be expanded and contracted in the horizontal direction.

The first portion 51 has a width corresponding to three magazines 40. The second portion 52 can be fed out from the first portion 51 by the width of two magazines 40. The third portion 53 can be fed out from the second portion 52 by the width of one magazine 40.
Therefore, the width of the front decorative panel 50 can be changed in accordance with the change of the width of the commodity display shelf 100.

A stopper (not shown) is formed at the right end portion of the second portion 52 and the left end portion of the third portion 53, and the third portion 53 is moved to the right from the second portion 52 by the width of one magazine 40. When these stoppers engage with each other at the extended position, the third portion 53 is prevented from coming off from the second portion 52.
Similarly, a stopper (not shown) is formed at the right end portion of the first portion 51 and the left end portion of the second portion 52, and the second portion 52 is positioned to the right from the first portion 51 by the lateral width of two magazines 40. When the stoppers are engaged with each other at the extended position, the second portion 52 is prevented from coming off from the first portion 51.

  The first portion 51 has a hook-shaped locking projection 54 that is locked to the first side wall portion 10 on the back side, and the third portion 53 is locked to the second side wall portion 20. A hook-like locking projection 55 is provided on the back side. For example, the first portion 51 has a pair of upper and lower locking projections 54, and the third portion 53 has a pair of upper and lower locking projections 55.

FIG. 14 is a front view of the commodity display shelf 100 with the front decorative panel removed.
As shown in FIG. 14, the first side wall portion 10 is formed with an engagement hole 13 opened on the front surface thereof at a position corresponding to each engagement protrusion 54, and the second side wall portion 20 is opened on the front surface thereof. The engaging hole 23 to be formed is formed at a position corresponding to each engaging protrusion 55.

  For example, in order to attach the front decorative panel 50 in the first attachment state (the state of FIG. 4), first, the second portion 52 fits in the first portion 51 and the third portion 53 becomes the second portion 52. The front decorative panel 50 is adjusted to the lateral width of the three magazines 40 by setting it in the inside. In this state, the pair of upper and lower engagement protrusions 54 are engaged with the pair of upper and lower engagement holes 13, and the pair of upper and lower engagement protrusions 55 are engaged with the pair of upper and lower engagement holes 23. As shown, the front decorative panel 50 can be attached so as to span between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20.

  Further, in order to attach the front decorative panel 50 in the second attachment state (FIG. 5), first, the second portion 52 is accommodated in the first portion 51 and the third portion 53 is extended from the second portion. By setting it to the state, the front decorative panel 50 is adjusted to the width of four magazines 40. In this state, similarly to the above, the front decorative panel 50 is attached so as to be bridged between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20.

  In order to attach the front decorative panel 50 in the third attachment state (FIG. 6), first, the second portion 52 is extended from the first portion 51, and the third portion 53 is extended from the second portion. As a result, the front decorative panel 50 is adjusted to the width of six magazines 40. In this state, similarly to the above, the front decorative panel 50 is attached so as to be bridged between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20.

  On the front surface of the front decorative panel 50, for example, a decoration display unit 3 on which a decoration display (for example, a display such as “XYZ cigarette”) indicating a brand image of a product is printed. In addition, you may form the decoration display part 5 (refer FIG. 7) similar to the decoration display part 3 also in the outer surface of the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20. As shown in FIG.

  For example, the magazine 40 may not be mounted on the shelf 30 of each stage of the commodity display shelf 100 on the stage on which the front decorative panel 50 is attached and the uppermost stage constituting the top plate (see FIG. 7). .

According to the first embodiment, the shelf 30 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 with the orientation of the shelf 30 in any of the first to third attachment states. The facing distance between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 can be maintained at the facing distance of any of the first to third facing distances D1, D2, and D3. That is, the horizontal width of the commodity display shelf 100 can be changed by changing the direction of the shelf 30 laid between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20.
Moreover, the opposing space | interval of the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20 can be maintained by constructing the shelf part 30 between the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20. FIG. That is, the facing distance between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 can be maintained by the rigidity of the shelf portion 30. Therefore, sufficient strength of the merchandise display shelf 100 can be obtained.

  Here, the characteristic of the tobacco product 60 that houses cigarettes is that it is lighter than other luxury products of the same size (canned coffee, plastic bottle drinks, etc.). Therefore, even if the engagement between the shelf portion 30 and the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 is simple, like the product display shelf 100 according to the present embodiment, the display shelf of the tobacco product 60. As such, it can have sufficient strength in practical use.

In the technique of Patent Document 1, the shelf board is composed of at least three members, left and right side plates and guide rails. When the number of members increases, it takes time to assemble at the site where the display shelf is installed, and the cost of the members also increases.
Moreover, in the technique of patent document 2, when the width | variety of a display shelf is made to become the minimum, the excess connection member which is not used arises. Such surplus connecting members are easily lost, and if even one connecting member is lost, there is a problem that the display shelf cannot be installed with the maximum width.
On the other hand, in the product display shelf 100 according to the present embodiment, the shelf portion 30 can be formed integrally. Therefore, compared with the structure of patent document 1, a structure is simple, it is possible to reduce an assembly effort and to suppress the cost of a member. Moreover, compared with the structure of patent document 2, loss of a connection member and generation | occurrence | production of the problem accompanying it can be suppressed.

[Second Embodiment]
FIGS. 15 and 16 are views showing a shelf 230 and an auxiliary shelf 240 of a commodity display shelf (entire illustration is omitted) according to the second embodiment. 15 shows a state in which the auxiliary shelf 240 is expanded (the auxiliary shelf 240 extends from the fourth side 34 (extension line thereof) of the shelf 230), and FIG. 16 shows the auxiliary shelf 240 folded. This shows a state (the auxiliary shelf 240 does not protrude from the fourth side 34 of the shelf 230 and its extension line). 15A is a plan view, and FIG. 15B is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of the broken line shown in FIG. 15A. 16A is a plan view, and FIG. 16B is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of the broken line shown in FIG. 16B.

  In the case of this embodiment, the product display shelf is different from the product display shelf 100 according to the first embodiment only in the points described below, and is configured in the same manner as the product display shelf 100 in other points. ing. The shelf 230 of the product display shelf according to the present embodiment is different from the shelf 30 of the product display shelf 100 according to the first embodiment only in the points described below. The configuration is the same as that of the shelf 30.

  Hereinafter, the structure having the shelf 230 and the auxiliary shelf 240 connected to the shelf 230 will be referred to as a shelf-like member 250.

  The auxiliary shelf 240 is, for example, a flat plate member, and one end of the auxiliary shelf 240 is connected to the shelf 230. As an example, as shown in FIG. 15A, the planar shape of the auxiliary shelf 240 is a trapezoid having two right angles. For example, the auxiliary shelf 240 is connected to the shelf 230 such that the hypotenuse 241 extends along the second side 32 of the shelf 230. Specifically, for example, the auxiliary shelf 240 and the shelf 230 are connected via a plurality of (for example, a pair of) hinges 260 in which the respective rotation axes are positioned on a straight line. The rotation axis of the hinge 260 is parallel to the second side 32. The auxiliary shelf 240 is rotatable with respect to the shelf 230 around the rotation axis of the hinge 260. For this reason, the auxiliary shelf 240 can be opened and closed with respect to the shelf 230.

  In this connected state, the auxiliary shelf 240 is in a first state (FIG. 15) in which the auxiliary shelf 240 protrudes from the extended line of the fourth side 34 of the shelf 230 in plan view. In the plan view, the auxiliary shelf 240 can be converted into a second state (FIG. 16) that does not protrude from the fourth side 34 and its extension line. In the case of this embodiment, the planar shape of the shelf-like member 250 in the second state is the same as the planar shape of the shelf portion 30 in the first embodiment.

  When the auxiliary shelf 240 is in the first state, with respect to the third side 33 that is a side facing the fourth side 34 of the shelf 230 in parallel with the first side, the first to third opposing distances D1, It has a seventh side 247 that faces in parallel at a fourth facing distance D4 that is different from both D2 and D3.

  Therefore, the auxiliary shelf 240 is placed in the first state (FIG. 15), and the shelf-like member 250 is installed between the first and second sidewalls 10 and 20, so that the first and second sidewalls 10 and 20 face each other. The interval can be set to the fourth facing interval D4.

  The ratio D1: D2: D3: D4 of the first to fourth facing intervals D1, D2, D3, D4 is preferably about 3: 4: 6: 5. In this case, the five magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf-like member 250 by setting the facing distance between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 to the fourth facing distance D4.

In the auxiliary shelf 240, the hinge 260 connects the surface that becomes the back surface in the first state (FIG. 15) and the back surface of the shelf 230 (portion in the accommodating recess 231 described later).
In the first state, as shown in FIG. 15B, the end surface along the second side 32 of the shelf 230 and the end surface along the oblique side 241 of the auxiliary shelf 240 abut, and the auxiliary shelf The angle formed by 240 and the shelf 230 exceeds 180 °, and the upper surface of the shelf 230 and the upper surface of the auxiliary shelf 240 are maintained substantially flush with each other.
Therefore, the magazine 40 can be suitably supported on the shelf-like member 250.

  In the auxiliary shelf 240, the magazine 40 is placed on the auxiliary shelf 240 by providing a second suction portion similar to that described in the first embodiment on the surface that is the upper surface in the first state. Can be stably supported.

Here, a portion of the auxiliary shelf 240 that engages with the engaged portion 72 (see FIG. 9) is referred to as an engaging portion 245. A downward-facing engagement that engages (preferably fits) with the recess 72c (see FIG. 9) of the engaged portion 72 at a portion on the back surface side (the back surface side in the first state) of the engaging portion 245. A claw 245a and a recess 245b that opens downward and engages (preferably fits) the standing portion 72b (see FIG. 9) of the engaged portion 72 are formed.
The engaging claws 245a and the recesses 245b extend along the entire longitudinal direction of the seventh side 247.

  The auxiliary shelf 240 is in the first state, and the third side 33 of the shelf 230 extends along one of the first surface 11 of the first sidewall 10 and the second surface 21 of the second sidewall 20. And the shelf-like member 250 is moved in the first and second directions so that the seventh side 247 of the auxiliary shelf 240 extends along one of the first surface 11 and the second surface 21. When installed between the side wall portions 10 and 20, the engaging portion 71 along the third side 33 engages with the engaged portion 72 of one of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. At the same time, the engaging portion 245 of the auxiliary shelf portion 240 engages with the other engaged portion 72 of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. Such an attachment state is referred to as a fourth attachment state. In the fourth attachment state, the facing distance between the first and second side wall portions can be maintained at the fourth facing distance D4.

  Here, the vertical thickness T1 (FIG. 15B) of the engaging portion 245 is the vertical thickness T2 (FIG. 15B) of the shelf 230 (upper and lower portions other than the formation region of the accommodating recess 231 described later). It is set equal to (direction thickness). In the fourth attachment state, the upper surfaces of the shelf 230 and the shelf-like member 250 are horizontal.

  Here, a portion of the auxiliary shelf 240 other than the engaging portion 245 is referred to as a main body portion 248. The vertical thickness T3 (FIG. 15B) of the main body 248 is set to be smaller than the vertical thickness T2. When the vertical thickness of the formation region of the accommodation recess 231 (described later) in the shelf 230 is T4 (FIG. 15B), T3 + T4 = T2. For example, T3 = T4, and the thickness of the main body 248 is half that of the shelf 230.

As shown in FIG. 16, in the second state, the main body 248 of the auxiliary shelf 240 is folded to the back side of the shelf 230.
An accommodation recess 231 that accommodates the main body 248 of the auxiliary shelf 240 in the second state is formed on the back surface of the shelf 230. Furthermore, an opening 232 adjacent to the housing recess 231 is formed in the shelf 230 so as to penetrate the front and back of the shelf 230. The opening 232 is configured to accommodate the engaging portion 245 of the auxiliary shelf 240 in the second state.
The depth of the housing recess 231 is set substantially equal to the vertical thickness T3 of the main body 248 of the auxiliary shelf 240. For this reason, in the second state, the lower surface of the auxiliary shelf 240 and the lower surface of the shelf 230 are flush with each other.

  In addition, since the accommodation recessed part 231 is formed, the engaging part 71 along the 2nd edge | side 32 of the shelf part 230 is divided | segmented into two parts on both sides of the accommodation recessed part 231, and the 4th of the shelf part 230 is also carried out. The engaging portion 71 along the side 34 is shorter than that in the first embodiment.

  When the auxiliary shelf 240 is in the second state, the shelf-like member 250 is placed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in any of the first to third attachment states in the first embodiment. Can be erected on.

In the auxiliary shelf 240, the surface that is the back surface in the second state (the surface that is the surface in the first state) is, for example, in a straight line with respect to the engaging portion 71 along the second side 32 of the shelf 230. And the engaging portion 243 aligned with the engaging portion 71 along the fourth side 34 of the shelf 230 intersect each other.
In the second state, the engaging portion 242 includes an engaging claw 242a aligned with the engaging claw 71a of the engaging portion 71 along the second side 32 of the shelf 230, and a concave portion 71b of the engaging portion 71. And a concave portion 242b aligned on a straight line. These engagement claws 242a and recesses 242b extend along the entire longitudinal direction of the hypotenuse 241.
In the second state, the engaging portion 243 includes an engaging claw 243a aligned with the engaging claw 71a (FIG. 15B) of the engaging portion 71 along the fourth side of the shelf 230, and the engagement. It includes a recess 71b (FIG. 15B) of the portion 71 and a recess 243b aligned in a straight line.

  When the shelf-like member 250 is installed in the first attachment state (see FIGS. 1 and 4), the shelf portion is engaged with any one of the engaged portions 72 of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. The engaging portion 71 along the first side 31 of 230 is engaged, and the engaging portion 71 and the engaging portion 242 along the second side 32 of the shelf 230 are engaged with any one of the other engaged portions 72. Engage. Here, the engaging claw 242a of the engaging portion 242 engages (for example, fits) with a portion of the recessed portion 72c of the engaged portion 72, and the recessed portion 242b has a portion of the standing portion 72b of the engaged portion 72. Are engaged (for example, fitted).

  Further, when the shelf-like member 250 is installed in the second attachment state (see FIGS. 2 and 5), the shelf portion with respect to any one of the engaged portions 72 of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. 230, the engaging portion 71 along the third side 33 is engaged, and the engaging portion 71 and the engaging portion 243 along the fourth side of the shelf 230 are engaged with either one of the engaged portions 72. Match. Here, the engaging claw 243a of the engaging portion 243 engages (for example, fits) with a portion of the recessed portion 72c of the engaged portion 72, and the recessed portion 243b has a portion of the standing portion 72b of the engaged portion 72. Are engaged (for example, fitted).

  When the shelf-like member 250 is installed in the third attachment state (see FIGS. 3 and 6), the engagement state between the shelf-like member 250 and the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 is the first implementation described above. This is the same as the engagement state between the shelf 30 and the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the embodiment.

Further, the shelf-like member 250 is preferably provided with a suction structure for fixing the main body 248 of the auxiliary shelf 240 to the housing recess 231 of the shelf 230 in the second state. For example, the suction portion 244 is provided on the back surface (the upper surface in the second state) of the auxiliary shelf portion 240, and the suction portion 234 that sucks the suction portion 244 is provided in the portion inside the housing recess 231 on the back surface of the shelf portion 230. ing.
At least one of the adsorption unit 244 and the adsorption unit 234 can be a magnet, and the other can be a magnet or a magnetic material (ferromagnetic material).

Furthermore, it is preferable that the operator can easily manually peel off the auxiliary shelf 240 in the second state from the back surface of the shelf 230 (cancel the suction state of the suction portions 234 and 244).
For example, as shown in FIG. 16B, a guide recess 233 for guiding the operator's hand to the end surface 249 along the seventh side 247 of the auxiliary shelf 240 in the second state is provided on the back surface of the shelf 230. Is formed in communication with the opening 232.
Furthermore, the end surface 249 of the shelf 230 is formed with a recess 249a that faces the guide recess 233 in the second state.
Therefore, the operator can easily peel off the auxiliary shelf 240 from the back surface of the shelf 230 by hooking the fingertip inserted into the guide recess 233 onto the recess 249a.

  According to the second embodiment, since the auxiliary shelf 240 is connected to the shelf 230 so as to be convertible to the first state, the facing interval between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 is set to the first interval. It is possible to set not only the third facing distances D1, D2, and D3 but also a fourth facing distance different from these. In addition, since the auxiliary shelf 240 can be converted to the second state, the auxiliary shelf 240 is obstructive when the shelf-like member 250 is installed in the first to third attachment states similar to the first embodiment. Can be avoided.

[Third Embodiment]
FIG. 17 is a plan view of a shelf 330, a first auxiliary shelf 340A, and a second auxiliary shelf 340B of a merchandise display shelf (not shown) according to the third embodiment. 17A, the first and second auxiliary shelves 340A and 340B are expanded (the first auxiliary shelf 340A extends from the fourth side 34 of the shelf 330, and the second auxiliary shelf The part 340B is projected from the third side of the shelf 330). FIG. 17B shows the first and second auxiliary shelves 340A and 340B folded (the first auxiliary shelf 340A is prevented from projecting from the fourth side 34 and its extension line, and the second auxiliary A state in which the shelf 340B does not protrude from the third side and its extension line is shown.

  In the case of this embodiment, the product display shelf is different from the product display shelf 100 according to the first embodiment only in the points described below, and is configured in the same manner as the product display shelf 100 in other points. ing. The shelf 330 of the product display shelf according to the present embodiment is different from the shelf 30 of the product display shelf 100 according to the first embodiment only in the points described below. The configuration is the same as that of the shelf 30.

  Hereinafter, a structure including the shelf 330 and the first and second auxiliary shelves 340 </ b> A and 340 </ b> B connected to the shelf 330 will be referred to as a shelf-like member 350. Since the first and second auxiliary shelves 340A and 340B have the same shape, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals.

  The first and second auxiliary shelf portions 340 </ b> A and 340 </ b> B are, for example, flat plate-like members, and one end portions thereof are connected to the shelf portion 330. As an example, the planar shape of the first and second auxiliary shelves 340 </ b> A and 340 </ b> B is a trapezoid having two right angles as shown in FIG. 17.

For example, one corner 341 of the first auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> A is connected to a corner 331 between the second side 32 and the fourth side 34 of the shelf 330 via a hinge 360.
Similarly, one corner 341 of the second auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> B is connected to a corner 332 between the first side 31 and the third side 33 of the shelf 330 via a hinge 360. The rotation axis of each hinge 360 is in the vertical direction.

In the connected state, the first auxiliary shelf 340A is in a first state in which the first auxiliary shelf 340A protrudes from the fourth side 34 of the shelf 330 in a plan view (see FIG. 17 (a)) and a second state (FIG. 17 (b)) that does not protrude from the fourth side 34 and its extension line.
Similarly, the second auxiliary shelf 340B has a third state (FIG. 17A) in which the second auxiliary shelf 340B protrudes from the third side 33 of the shelf 330 in plan view. The fourth state (FIG. 17B) that does not protrude from the third side 33 and its extension line can be converted.

The first auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> A has a seventh side 347 extending parallel to the fourth side 34 when the first auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> A is in the first state (FIG. 17A).
Similarly, the second auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> B has an eighth side 348 extending parallel to the third side 33 when the third auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> B is in the third state (FIG. 17A).

  When the first state and the third state are set (FIG. 17A), the seventh side 347 and the eighth side 348 in the plan view have the first to third facing intervals D1, D2, and D3. They are opposed to each other in parallel at a fourth facing distance D4 different from each other.

  Therefore, in the first state and the third state (FIG. 17A), the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 to thereby form the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. Can be set to the fourth facing distance D4.

Similar to the second embodiment, the ratio D1: D2: D3: D4 of the first to fourth facing intervals D1, D2, D3, D4 can be about 3: 4: 6: 5, in this case By setting the facing distance to the fourth facing distance D4, the five magazines 40 can be mounted side by side on the shelf-like member 350.
The lateral width W of the first and second auxiliary shelves 340 </ b> A and 340 </ b> B can be set to, for example, half the lateral width of one magazine 40.

  The vertical thickness of the first and second auxiliary shelves 340 </ b> A and 340 </ b> B is equal to the vertical thickness of the shelf 330. And the upper surface of the shelf 330 and the upper surfaces of the first auxiliary shelf 340A and the second auxiliary shelf 340B are flush with each other. Similarly, the lower surface of the shelf 330 and the lower surfaces of the first auxiliary shelf 340A and the second auxiliary shelf 340B are flush with each other.

An engaging portion 342 extending along the seventh side 347 is formed on the back side of the first auxiliary shelf 340A. Similarly, an engaging portion 343 extending along the eighth side 348 is formed on the back surface side of the second auxiliary shelf portion 340B. The structure of these engaging portions 342 and 343 is the same as that of the engaging portion 71.
Then, in the first state and the third state (FIG. 17A), when the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20, the engaging portion 342 is in the first and second state. The side wall portions 10 and 20 are engaged with either one of the engaged portions 72, and the engaging portion 343 is engaged with either one of the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20. Engage with each other.

The first auxiliary shelf 340A is located on the extended line of the second side 32 when the first state is set (FIG. 17A), and the second side when the second state is set (FIG. 17B). And a ninth side 344 extending along the line 32. And when it is set as the 1st state, the 1st auxiliary shelf part 340A does not protrude from the 2nd edge 32 and its extension line.
Similarly, the second auxiliary shelf 340B is positioned on the extension line of the first side 31 when in the third state (FIG. 17A) and when in the fourth state (FIG. 17B). A tenth side 345 extending along the first side 31 is provided. And when it is set as the 3rd state, the 2nd auxiliary shelf part 340B does not protrude from the 1st edge | side 31 and its extension line.

In the case of this embodiment, when the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the first attachment state (see FIGS. 1 and 4), the second state or the fourth state (see FIG. 17 (b)), the first auxiliary shelf 340A protrudes from the second side 32, or the second auxiliary shelf 340B extends from the first side 31.
For this reason, when the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the first attachment state, the first state and the third state (FIG. 17A) are set.

Here, an engaging portion 371 extending along the ninth side 344 is formed on the back surface side of the first auxiliary shelf portion 340A. Similarly, an engagement portion 372 extending along the tenth side 345 is formed on the back side of the second auxiliary shelf portion 340B. The structure of these engaging portions 371 and 372 is the same as that of the engaging portion 71.
Then, as the first state and the third state (FIG. 17A), when the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the first attachment state, The engaging portion 71 and the engaging portion 372 along the first side 31 are engaged with either one of the two side wall portions 10 and 20, and the first and second side wall portions 10 and 10 are engaged. The engaging portion 71 and the engaging portion 371 along the second side 32 are engaged with the other engaged portion 72 of 20.

  Further, when the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the second attachment state (see FIGS. 2 and 5), the second state and the fourth state (FIG. 17B). )).

Here, the first auxiliary shelf 340A is positioned on the extension line of the fourth side 34 when in the second state (FIG. 17B), and when in the first state (FIG. 17A). It has an eleventh side 381 extending along the fourth side 34.
Similarly, the second auxiliary shelf 340B is positioned on the extension line of the third side 33 when in the fourth state (FIG. 17B) and when in the third state (FIG. 17A). A twelfth side 382 extending along the third side 33 is provided.

Further, an engaging portion 373 extending along the eleventh side 381 is formed on the back surface side of the first auxiliary shelf portion 340A. Similarly, an engaging portion 374 extending along the twelfth side 382 is formed on the back surface side of the second auxiliary shelf portion 340B. The structure of these engaging portions 373 and 374 is the same as that of the engaging portion 71.
When the shelf-like member 350 is installed between the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the second attached state as the second state and the fourth state (FIG. 17B), the first and first The engaging portion 71 and the engaging portion 373 along the third side 33 are engaged with the engaged portion 72 of either one of the two side wall portions 10 and 20, and the first and second side wall portions 10, The engaging portion 71 and the engaging portion 374 along the fourth side 34 are engaged with the other engaged portion 72 of 20.

  When the shelf-like member 350 is installed in the third attachment state (see FIGS. 3 and 6), if the second state and the fourth state (FIG. 17B) are established, the shelf-like member 350 and the first and The engaged state with the second side wall portions 10 and 20 can be the same as the engaged state between the shelf 30 and the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 in the first embodiment.

  Further, the shelf-like member 350 is provided with a suction structure for maintaining the first auxiliary shelf 340A in the first and second states and the second auxiliary shelf 340B in the third and fourth states. Preferably it is.

  For example, in the first state (FIG. 17A), the suction portion 391 provided at a position along the eleventh side 381 in the first auxiliary shelf portion 340A and the position along the fourth side 34 in the shelf portion 330. The first auxiliary shelf 340A is maintained in the first state by adsorbing each other with the adsorbing portion 392 provided in the first adsorbing portion 392.

  For example, in the second state (FIG. 17B), the suction portion 393 provided at a position along the ninth side 344 in the first auxiliary shelf portion 340A and the position along the second side 32 in the shelf portion 330. The first auxiliary shelves 340 </ b> A are maintained in the second state by adsorbing each other with the adsorbing part 394 provided in the first adsorbing part 394.

  For example, in the third state (FIG. 17A), the suction portion 395 provided at a position along the twelfth side 382 in the second auxiliary shelf portion 340B and the position along the third side 33 in the shelf portion 330. The second auxiliary shelves 340 </ b> B are maintained in the third state by adsorbing each other with the adsorbing part 396 provided in the first and second adsorbing parts.

  For example, in the fourth state (FIG. 17B), the suction portion 397 provided at a position along the tenth side 345 in the second auxiliary shelf portion 340B and the position along the first side 31 in the shelf portion 330. The second auxiliary shelves 340B are maintained in the fourth state by adsorbing each other with the adsorbing part 398 provided in the.

  The adsorption structure consisting of the adsorption parts 391 and 392, the adsorption structure consisting of the adsorption parts 393 and 394, the adsorption structure consisting of the adsorption parts 395 and 396, and the adsorption structure consisting of the adsorption parts 397 and 398 are respectively described above. It is the same as the adsorption structure (FIG. 15, FIG. 16) which consists of the part 244 and the adsorption | suction part 234, and one is a magnet and the other is a magnet or a magnetic body (ferromagnetic substance).

  According to the third embodiment, the same effect as in the second embodiment can be obtained.

  In each of the above-described embodiments, the example in which the shelves 30, 230, and 330 are plate-like members has been described. However, the shelves 30, 230, and 330 may be in a net-shelf shape, for example. Similarly, the auxiliary shelf 240, the first auxiliary shelf 340A, and the second auxiliary shelf 340B are not limited to plate members. Similarly, the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20 are not restricted to a plate-shaped member.

  Moreover, the attachment structure of the shelf part 30 (or shelf-like member 250, 350) with respect to the 1st and 2nd side wall parts 10 and 20 is not restricted to said example.

FIG. 18 is a front view of the main part showing a modification of the mounting structure of the shelf 30 to the first side wall 10.
In the example of FIG. 18A, the engaging portion 401 protruding from the side end surface of the shelf portion 30 is engaged with the engaged portion 402 that is a groove having an L-shaped cross section formed in the first side wall portion 10. Match. In this case, for example, by moving the shelf 30 backward from the front of the first side wall 10, the engaging portion 401 is inserted from the front of the engaged portion 402 and engaged with the engaged portion 402. The mating portion 401 can be engaged, and the shelf portion 30 can be attached to the first side wall portion 10.
In the example of FIG. 18B, the mounting portion 403 is provided on the first side wall portion 10, the engaged portion 402 is formed on the mounting portion 403, and the engaging portion 401 is engaged with the engaged portion 402. Match. The attachment method in this case is the same as that in the case of FIG.
In the example of FIG. 18C, an attachment portion 403 is provided on the first side wall portion 10, and an engaged portion 402 having a T-shaped cross section is formed on the attachment portion 403. The engaging portion 401 having a T-shaped cross section is engaged. The mounting method in this case is the same as that in FIGS. 18 (a) and 18 (b).
Although illustration is omitted, the mounting structure and mounting method of the shelf 30 to the second side wall portion 20 are the same, and the mounting structure and mounting of the shelf-like members 250 and 350 to the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 are the same. The method is the same.

  Further, not only the engagement structure described above, but also by attaching the shelf 30 (or the shelf-like members 250 and 350) to the first and second side wall portions 10 and 20 by using fastening members such as screws. good.

In the above description, an example in which each of the first part and the second part of each set of the shelf 30 is a side has been described. However, at least one of the first parts or the second part is a straight line. A plurality of points arranged in a line may be used.
More specifically, in the above description, the shelf portions 30, 230, and 330 have the first to sixth sides 31 to 36, but the shelf portion 30 is linear instead of the first side 31. May have a plurality of first points arranged in a straight line, or may have a plurality of second points arranged in a straight line instead of the second side 32, or instead of the third side 33, It may have a plurality of third points arranged in a straight line, or may have a plurality of fourth points arranged in a straight line instead of the fourth side 34, or instead of the fifth side 35 In addition, a plurality of fifth points arranged in a straight line may be provided, or a plurality of sixth points arranged in a straight line may be provided instead of the sixth side 36.
Similarly, in the second embodiment, the auxiliary shelf 240 may have a plurality of seventh points arranged in a straight line instead of the seventh side 247.
Similarly, in the third embodiment, the first auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> A may have a plurality of seventh points arranged in a straight line instead of the seventh side 347. The second auxiliary shelf 340 </ b> B may have a plurality of eighth points arranged in a straight line instead of the eighth side 348.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 3 Decoration display part 5 Decoration display part 6 Mounting surface 10 1st side wall part 11 1st surface 13 Engagement hole 20 Side wall part 21 2nd surface 23 Engagement hole 30 Shelf part 31 1st edge | side 32 2nd edge | side 33 3rd Side 34 4th side 35 5th side 36 6th side 40 Magazine 41 Magnet 50 Front decorative panel 51 1st part 52 2nd part 53 3rd part 54 Locking protrusion 55 Locking protrusion 60 Cigarette product 71 Engaging part 71a Joint claw 71b Recessed portion 72 Engaged portion 72a Protruding portion 72b Standing portion 72c Recessed portion 100 Product display shelf 230 Shelf portion 231 Housing recess portion 232 Opening portion 233 Guide recess portion 234 Adsorption portion 240 Auxiliary shelf portion 241 Slope side 242 242b Recessed portion 243 Engaging portion 243a Engaging claw 243b Recessed portion 244 Adsorbing portion 245 Engaging portion 245a Engaging claw 245b Recessed portion 247 Seventh side 248 Main body portion 249 End surface 249a Recessed portion 2 0 shelf-like member 260 hinge 330 shelf 331 corner 332 corner 340 auxiliary shelf 340A first auxiliary shelf 340B second auxiliary shelf 341 corner 342 engaging portion 343 engaging portion 344 ninth side 345 tenth side 347 seventh Side 348 Eight side 350 Shelf-shaped member 360 Hinge 371 Engagement part 372 Engagement part 373 Engagement part 374 Engagement part 381 11th side 382 12th side 391, 392, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398 Adsorption part 401 engaging portion 402 engaged portion 403 mounting portion

Claims (9)

First and second side wall portions arranged to face each other in parallel;
A plurality of shelves that are horizontally installed between the first and second side wall portions and maintain a facing interval between the first and second side wall portions at a predetermined interval and support the magazine;
Have
One side of the shelf part or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line is opposed to the first side wall part in the first side wall part and the first side wall part in the second side wall part. The first and second side wall portions when the shelf portion is horizontally installed between the first and second side wall portions so as to extend along any one of the second surface which is a surface. The product display shelf, wherein the facing interval is variable to three or more by changing the direction of the shelf. The shelf includes a first part extending along the first surface and a second part extending along the second surface,
Each of the first part and the second part is a side or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line.
The shelf has three or more sets of the first part and the second part that face each other in parallel, and the facing distance between the first part and the second part of each set is different from each other. The merchandise display shelf according to claim 1.   The planar shape of the shelf includes a first side and a second side facing in parallel with each other at a first facing interval, and a third side and a second side facing in parallel with each other at a second facing interval different from the first facing interval. 3. The hexagon having four sides and a fifth side and a sixth side facing each other in parallel at a third opposing interval different from any of the first and second opposing intervals. Product display shelf described. An angle α1 formed by the first side and the third side and an angle α2 formed by the second side and the fourth side are equal to each other and are 150 ° or more and 165 ° or less, respectively.
An angle α3 formed by the third side and the sixth side and an angle α4 formed by the fourth side and the fifth side are equal to each other and are 80 ° or more and 100 ° or less, respectively.
An angle α5 formed by the sixth side and the second side and an angle α6 formed by the fifth side and the first side are equal to each other and are 105 ° or more and 120 ° or less, respectively.
The merchandise display shelf according to claim 3, wherein the sum of the angles α1, α2, α3, α4, α5, and α6 is 720 °. Engaging portions respectively formed corresponding to each side of the shelf,
The first side wall portion is formed at a portion facing the second side wall portion, and the second side wall portion is formed at a portion facing the first side wall portion, and is engaged with the engaging portion. And
Have
By engaging the engaging portions of two sides of the shelf that are parallel to each other with respect to the engaged portions of the first and second side wall portions, the shelf portion is the first portion. The product display shelf according to claim 3, wherein the product display shelf is constructed between the second side wall portion and the second side wall portion.   By engaging the engaging portions of two sides of the shelf that are parallel to each other with respect to the engaged portions of the first and second side walls, the shelf and the first 6. The commodity display shelf according to claim 5, wherein relative movement in the separation direction with respect to the side wall portion and relative movement in the separation direction between the shelf portion and the second side wall portion are restricted. The engaging portion includes a downward engaging claw,
The product display shelf according to claim 6, wherein the engaged portion includes a concave portion that engages with the engaging claw. A first state protruding so as to protrude from any one first part or second part of the shelf in a plan view, and a second state not protruding from the one first part or second part in a plan view And having an auxiliary shelf connected to the shelf so as to be convertible into,
When the auxiliary shelf is in the first state, the plan view shows that the 3rd part with respect to the second part or the first part facing in parallel with the one first part or the second part in the shelf. The commodity display shelf according to any one of claims 2 to 7, further comprising a plurality of parallelly facing sides or a plurality of points arranged in a straight line at opposite intervals different from any of the above-described opposite intervals. In a plan view, a first state protruding so as to protrude from any one first part or second part of the shelf, and a second state not protruding from the one first part or second part, A first auxiliary shelf connected to the shelf,
In plan view, in the shelf, a third state protruding so as to protrude from the second part or the first part facing the one first part or the second part, and the second part or the first part facing each other A second auxiliary shelf connected to the shelf so as to be convertible into a fourth state not projecting from the shelf,
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When the first auxiliary shelf portion is in the first state, the first auxiliary shelf portion includes a plurality of points arranged in a side or straight line extending in parallel with the one first portion or the second portion,
When the second auxiliary shelf portion is in the third state, the second auxiliary shelf portion has a plurality of points arranged in a side or straight line extending in parallel with the second portion or the first portion facing each other,
When in the first state and the third state, in the plan view, the side of the first auxiliary shelf and the plurality of points arranged in a straight line and the plurality of the side of the second auxiliary shelf and the plurality of lines arranged in a straight line The product display shelf according to any one of claims 2 to 7, wherein the points are opposed to each other in parallel at an opposite interval different from any of the three or more opposite intervals.

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