JP3163708U - Cigarette display system case - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a cigarette display system case that is highly flexible with respect to the size of the display space and can quickly cope with the exchange of cigarette brands and the change of display location. A stretch tray having left and right tray halves each having a side plate and a divided bottom plate and slidably coupled in a direction to change the interval between the left and right side plates; The formed left and right bottom plate guide rails that are straight regardless of the slide position of the divided bottom plate; the pack tray that stores a plurality of rows in the left and right directions on the divided bottom plate of the stretch tray; Guide engaging portions formed on the bottom surface of the pack tray so as to be detachable and horizontally movable with respect to the bottom plate guide rails; upper and lower coupling portions formed respectively on the lower and upper end portions of the left and right side plates; and the upper and lower portions A top plate coupled to the uppermost stretch tray of the stretch tray coupled in any number of vertical directions via the coupling portion. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a cigarette display system case, and in particular, a cigarette display in which the number of pack trays for storing cigarettes in columns can be arbitrarily set in the left-right direction and the up-down direction (stacking direction), and the pack tray can be freely attached and detached and left-right slidable. Regarding the system case.

  For example, in a convenience store, cigarettes are often displayed near the cash register, but the display space varies depending on the store (environment). In addition, cigarette-specific display problems include frequent replacement of brands of cigarettes to be displayed and change of display location (change of display mode).

  However, the conventional cigarette display case has low flexibility with respect to the size of the display space. Further, replacement of cigarette brands and change of the display location have conventionally been performed in units of cigarettes, which is a complicated operation.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to obtain a cigarette display system case that is a highly flexible system case with respect to the size of the display space and that can quickly cope with exchange of brands and change of display location.

  A cigarette display system case according to the present invention includes a stretch tray having left and right tray halves each having a side plate and a divided bottom plate and slidably coupled to the divided bottom plate in a direction to change the interval between the left and right side plates; Regardless of the slide position of the divided bottom plate, formed in the divided bottom plate of the tray, it is a straight bottom plate guide rail in the horizontal direction; stored in multiple rows in the horizontal direction on the divided bottom plate of the stretch tray; Pack tray; guide engaging portion formed on the bottom surface of the pack tray and detachably and horizontally movable with respect to the bottom plate guide rail; upper and lower coupling formed on the lower and upper end portions of the left and right side plates, respectively. And an arbitrary number of upper and lower stretch trays coupled to the uppermost stretch tray via the upper and lower coupling portions. It is characterized by having; plate.

  In the cigarette display system case of the present invention, in one aspect, the front and rear end surfaces of the left and right side plates are inclined backward from the bottom to the top. In this aspect, the upper and lower joint portions of the left and right side plates of the stretch tray are selected as one upper and lower joint portion formed on one and the other of the lower and upper end portions of the left and right side plates, and this one upper and lower joint portion. It can comprise from the front-and-back pair connection part couple | bonded together.

It is preferable to form a coupling fixing means for fixing the coupled upper / lower coupling part and the front / rear pair coupling part in the upper / lower coupling part and the front / rear pair coupling part.
The left and right side plates are preferably formed with coupling means for coupling the side plates of different stretch trays located on the left and right.

  The split bottom plate of the stretch tray is desirably formed with a click stop mechanism that locks the left and right positions at a plurality of positions at intervals corresponding to the number of the pack trays arranged in parallel. The number of pack trays arranged in parallel is practically about 3 to 5.

  The top plate can be a stretch top plate whose width is changed according to the distance between the side plates of the left and right stretch trays.

  The cigarette display system case of the present invention can flexibly cope with the size of the display space by selecting the distance between the left and right side plates of the stretch tray and the number of stacks in the vertical direction. In addition, bottom plate guide rails that are positioned in a straight line are formed on the left and right divided bottom plates of the stretch tray, and the pack tray for storing cigarettes in tandem is fitted to the bottom plate guide rails so as to be detachable and movable left and right. Since it has a full guide engaging part, the display position can be changed by changing the cigarette brand and changing the display position by attaching and detaching the pack tray, and by moving the pack tray left and right without removing it from the bottom plate guide rail. Since changes can be performed in any appropriate combination, it is possible to quickly respond to changes in the display mode of cigarettes.

It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of embodiment of the cigarette display system case by this invention, Comprising: The stretch tray which comprises embodiment, (A) is the width for five pack trays, (B) is the pack tray 4 (C) is the perspective view which set the width | variety for 3 pieces, and was piled up by 6 steps | paragraphs, respectively. It is a disassembled perspective view before assembling one unit of stretch tray, stretch top plate, and decorative plate in the same embodiment. It is a top view of the stretch tray, (A) is a figure which shows the state set to the width | variety for 3 pieces, (B) is a figure which shows the state set to the width | variety for 5 pieces. It is a top view of the left tray half body of the stretch tray. It is a bottom view of the left tray half of the stretch tray. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the left tray half along section line VI-VI in FIG. 4. It is a top view of the right tray half body of the stretch tray. It is a bottom view of the right tray half of the stretch tray. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the right tray half along the cutting line IX-IX in FIG. 7. It is a top view of the left top plate half of the stretch top plate. It is a bottom view of the left top plate half of the stretch top plate. It is a top view of the right top plate half body of the stretch top plate. It is a bottom view of the right top plate half of the stretch top plate. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a state in which a stretch top plate is coupled on the stretch tray. It is the right view before mounting | wearing with the decorative board in the state which connected the stretch tray incliningly and combined the stretch top board on the uppermost stretch tray. It is the left view before mounting | wearing with a decorative board in the state which couple | bonded the same stretch tray vertically and couple | bonded the stretch top board on the uppermost stretch tray. It is a perspective view of the female rail and male rail with which the left-right tray half body of the stretch tray and the left-right top board half body of a stretch top plate are mounted | worn. It is a perspective view of the pack tray accommodated in the stretch tray. It is a front view of the decorative board attached to or detached from the side plate outer surface of the left tray half of the stretch tray. FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view taken along section line XX-XX in FIG. 19.

  An embodiment of a cigarette display system case 100 according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the following description, the up-down direction, the left-right direction, and the front-rear direction mean arrow directions shown in the drawings. The cigarette display system case 100 of the present embodiment is composed of an arbitrary number of stretch trays 10 coupled in the vertical direction and a stretch top plate 20 coupled on the uppermost stretch tray 10 (FIG. 1).

  Each stretch tray 10 can be changed in width so that three, four, or five pack trays 30 shown in FIGS. 2 and 18 are accommodated in parallel in the left-right direction. FIGS. 1A, 1B, and 1C show a cigarette display system case 100 in which five, four, and three pack trays 30 can be stored in parallel. The pack tray 30 made of a molded product of synthetic resin material is formed in a shape for individually storing the cigarettes T in columns. The specific structure of the pack tray 30 does not matter. The pack tray 30 in the illustrated example has a structure in which a pressing plate 32 positioned in a vertically long upper open case 31 that is long in the front-rear direction is urged forward by an elastic member (not shown). When the front tobacco T is removed, the rear tobacco T is pushed forward by the pressing plate 32. Lifting means (not shown) is provided at the front end of the bottom surface of the upper open case 31 to lift the bottom of the cigarette T located at the front end one step above the other cigarettes T. Guide protrusions (guide engaging portions) 33 protrude from the bottom of the upper open case 31 at four locations, front, rear, left and right. When the pack tray 30 is accommodated in the stretch tray 10, these guide protrusions 33 restrict back-and-forth movement and are slidable in the left-right direction.

  The stretch tray 10 includes a left tray half 10A and a right tray half 10B that are paired on the left and right sides (FIGS. 2 and 3). The left tray half body 10A includes an upright side plate 11A and a divided bottom plate 12A coupled perpendicularly to the side plate 11A. Similarly, the right tray half 10B includes an upright side plate 11B and a divided bottom plate 12B coupled orthogonally to the side plate 11B.

  The divided bottom plates 12A and 12B are slidably coupled in the left-right direction in which the distance (distance) between the side plates 11A and 11B changes. That is, the lower surface of the divided bottom plate 12A is formed with rail storage recesses 15A extending in the front-rear pair in the left-right direction, and the metal (or synthetic resin) female rails 13 are respectively provided in the rail storage recesses 15A. Screw fixed. Further, front and rear rail storage recesses 15B that are paired with the rail storage recesses 15A are formed on the upper surface of the split bottom plate 12B located below the split bottom plate 12A, and the female rails 13 and 13B are respectively formed in the rail storage recesses 15B. A male rail 14 made of synthetic resin (or metal) that is slidably engaged is screwed.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the female rail 13 is formed in a substantially C-shaped cross-sectional shape in which one central part of the long side of the rectangle is missing and the remaining part becomes a facing lip part 13a. A slit (gap) 13b formed between the portions 13a, and a space portion 13c that is continuous with the slit 13b and wider than the slit 13b. The male rail 14 is formed in a T-shaped cross section having a horizontally long head portion 14a and leg portions 14b extending in the orthogonal direction from the central portion of the head portion 14a. The head portion 14a and the leg portion 14b are inserted in the sliding direction with the space portion 13c and the slit 13b aligned.

  The divided bottom plate 12A and the divided bottom plate 12B further include a pair of bottom plate guide recesses 16A1 (FIGS. 5 and 6) extending in the left-right direction and constituting a bottom plate guide rail that engages with the guide protrusion 33 of the pack tray 30 and the bottom plate guide. A recess 16B (FIGS. 7 and 9) is formed. The bottom plate guide concave portion 16A1 is formed on the opposite side (upper surface) of the bottom plate guide convex portion 16A convex downward, and the bottom plate guide convex portion 16A and the bottom plate guide concave portion 16B are slidably fitted in the left-right direction. (FIG. 14). These bottom plate guide concave portions 16A1 (bottom plate guide convex portions 16A) and bottom plate guide concave portions 16B are arranged in the left-right direction so as to be in a straight line regardless of the slide positions of the divided bottom plates 12A and 12B even if the distance between the side plates 11A and 11B is changed. The bottom plate guide rail is configured (FIG. 3), and the guide protrusion 33 of the pack tray 30 is engaged (FIG. 14) to restrict the back-and-forth movement of the pack tray 30 and to move back and forth freely. And it functions as a left and right slide guide member.

  The split bottom plates 12A and 12B are provided with a click stop mechanism that works when the side plates 11A and 11B are spaced apart by four pack trays. This click stop mechanism includes an elastic piece 17B1 formed integrally with the divided bottom plate 12B, a protrusion 17B2 provided on the elastic piece 17B1 (FIG. 7), and a protrusion 17B2 formed in the divided bottom plate 12A with a space in the left-right direction. It consists of click holes 17A1 and 17A2 that can be fitted and detached (FIGS. 3 and 4). The elastic piece 17B1 is formed integrally with the divided bottom plate 12B by forming a U-shaped through groove in the divided bottom plate 12B and by a tongue-like portion surrounded by the U-shaped through groove. The protrusions 17B2 on the 17B1 are fitted into the click holes 17A1 or 17A2 when the distance between the side plates 11A and 11B becomes the interval of 4 pack trays or 5 intervals.

  In addition, the split bottom plate 12A and the split bottom plate 12B are provided with a separation preventing structure. That is, a guide long hole 17A3 is formed in the divided bottom plate 12A between the front and rear pair of bottom plate guide recesses 16A1 in parallel with the bottom plate guide recess 16A1 (FIGS. 3 and 4). A stopper roller 17B3 pivotally supported on the divided bottom plate 12B via a screw is fitted in the guide long hole 17A3 so as to be relatively movable (FIGS. 7 and 14). The stopper roller 17B3 is configured such that when the divided bottom plates 12A and 12B slide in the left-right direction and the distance between the side plates 11A and 11B becomes three or five pack trays, either end of the guide slot 17A3 in the left-right direction. The side plates 11A and 11B are positioned at intervals of three pack trays or at intervals of five, and the bottom plates are prevented from being detached.

  Marker protrusions 17B4 and 17B5 are formed on the upper surface of the divided bottom plate 12B to identify that the interval between the side plates 11A and 11B is an interval of 4 pack trays or 5 intervals (FIG. 7). The marker protrusions 17B4 and 17B5 are formed in parallel with the side plate 11B between the pair of bottom plate guide recesses 16B. The marker protrusion 17B4 is formed so as to bulge (in a relief shape) so as to be lightly in contact with the lower surface edge of the divided bottom plate 12A when the distance between the side plates 11A and 11B becomes four pack trays. Is preferable (FIG. 3B). In the vicinity of the marker protrusions 17B4 and 17B5, triangular marks and numbers indicating that the marker protrusions 17B4 and 17B5 are positioning marks with an interval of 4 pack trays and 5 intervals are bulged.

  The side plates 11A and 11B have a flat plate shape formed in a substantially parallelogram when viewed from the side, and the oblique sides that become the front end surfaces 11A1 and 11B1 and the rear end surfaces 11A2 and 11B2 are inclined backward from the bottom toward the upper side. (FIG. 6, FIG. 9). The side plates 11A and 11B have a flange-like portion extending from each side of the flat plate portion formed in a substantially parallelogram in the opposite direction to the opposing side plates 11A and 11B. In front of 11B, rear end surfaces 11A1, 11A2 and 11B1, 11B2 and upper and lower ends are formed.

  Three upper and lower coupling projections 18A and 18B are projected at predetermined intervals in the front-rear direction as upper and lower coupling portions at the upper ends of the side plates 11A and 11B, and selectively engaged with the upper and lower coupling projections 18A and 18B at the lower end. As the upper and lower coupling portions, three pairs of front and rear paired concave portions 18A1, 18A2 and 18B1, 18B2 are formed at predetermined intervals in the front-rear direction (FIGS. 3 to 9). Upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B formed on the upper ends of the side plates 11A and 11B and front and rear pair coupling recesses 18A1, 18A2 and 18B1, 18B2 formed on the lower ends are coupled to the upper and lower stretch trays 10 and 10. Part. Further, a plurality of engagement holes 18A3, 18A4 and 18B3, 18B4 for detachably mounting the decorative plates 40A and 40B are formed in the front and rear directions at the upper and lower ends of the side plates 11A and 11B.

  When the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B of the side plates 11A and 11B are coupled to the front and rear paired coupling recesses 18A1 and 18B1 of the side plates 11A and 11B of the other stretch tray 10, as shown in FIGS. 11A1 and 11B1, and 11A2 and 11B2 are linear when viewed from the side, and are inclined and coupled in a state of being inclined backward from the bottom to the top. FIG. 15 shows, as a left side view, a state in which the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A of the side plate 11A are coupled to the front and rear pair coupling recesses 18A1 in front of the upper side plate 11A and are tilted. When the plurality of stretch trays 10 are stacked with the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B coupled to the front and rear paired coupling recesses 18A1 and 18B1 (stacked by inclined connection), as shown in FIG. The front part of the accommodated pack tray 30 is arranged stepwise in the vertical direction. Therefore, since the frontmost row of cigarettes T stored in the pack tray 30 is arranged in a step shape from the lowest level to the uppermost level, the visibility is good, and it is easy to take out from above.

  When the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B of the side plates 11A and 11B are coupled to the front and rear pair coupling recesses 18A2 and 18B2 at the rear of the upper side plates 11A and 11B, the front and rear end surfaces 11A1 and 11B1, and 11A2 and 11B2 become stepwise. The center of gravity is located on the same vertical line. FIG. 16 is a right side view showing a state in which the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18B of the side plate 11B are coupled vertically to the front and rear pair coupling recesses 18B2 behind the upper side plate 11B. When the plurality of stretch trays 10 are stacked with the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B coupled to the rear longitudinal pair coupling recesses 18A2 and 18B2 (stacked by vertical coupling), the center of gravity of each stretch tray 10 is on the same vertical line. Because it is located in, it becomes difficult to fall backward.

  In the above embodiment, the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B of the stretch tray 10 are coupled to the front longitudinal pair coupling recesses 18A1 and 18B1 or the rear longitudinal pair coupling recesses 18A2 and 18B2 of the upper stretch tray 10 with the same regularity. However, they may be stacked in combination with an inclined connection and a vertical connection.

  The front / rear pair recesses 18A1 and 18A2 and the front / rear pair recesses 18B1 and 18B2 are formed in block portions 19A1, 19A2 and 19B1, 19B2 formed integrally on the outer surfaces of the lower ends of the side plates 11A and 11B. 15 and 16, the portions that appear in a grid pattern in the vertical and horizontal directions on the outer surfaces of the side plates 11A and 11B are ribs that project from the flat plate portions of the side plates 11A and 11B. These are structures for reducing weight and ensuring strength.

  The upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B and the block portions 19A1, 19A2, 19B1 and 19B2 constitute upper and lower coupling fixing means for fixing the other side plates 11A and 11A and the side plates 11B and 11B coupled vertically. Screw insertion holes 18a and 18b and screw insertion holes 19a and 19b are formed (FIGS. 6, 9, 15, and 16). After the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B are inserted and coupled to the front front / rear pair coupling recesses 18A1 and 18B1 or the rear front / rear pair coupling recesses 18A2 and 18B2, screws are inserted into the screw insertion holes 19a and 18a or the screw insertion holes 19b and 18b. By penetrating and screwing the nut to the tip of the penetrating screw and fastening, the upper and lower side plates 11A and 11A and 11B and 11B can be fixed so as not to separate in the vertical direction.

  Furthermore, two connecting bolt holes 11a and 11b are formed in the left and right side plates 11A and 11B as connecting means for connecting the left and right side plates 11A and 11B of another stretch tray 10 (FIG. 6, FIG. 6). 9, FIG. 15, FIG. 16). The bolts are passed through the connecting bolt holes 11a and 11b of the stretch tray 10 and the adjacent side plates 11A and 11B of the stretch tray 10 arranged in the lateral position, and tightened with nuts, and the side plates 11A and 11B of the left and right stretch trays 10 are Can be fixed.

  The stretch top plate 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. The stretch top plate 20 has a structure capable of adjusting the width according to the width of the stretch tray 10 (the interval between the side plates 11A and 11B).

  The left top plate half 20A includes an upright top plate side plate 21A, a top plate divided bottom plate 22A coupled orthogonally to the top plate side plate 21A, and a back plate 23A orthogonal to the top plate side plate 21A and the top plate divided bottom plate 22A. And have. Similarly, the right top plate half body 20B includes an upright top plate side plate 21B, a top plate split bottom plate 22B coupled perpendicularly to the top plate side plate 21B, and a back plate orthogonal to the top plate side plate 21B and the top plate split bottom plate 22B. Plate 23B.

  The top plate divided bottom plates 22A and 22B are coupled so as to be slidable in the left and right directions in which the distance between the top plate side plates 21A and 21B changes. The coupling is the same as the coupling of the divided bottom plates 12A and 12B of the stretch tray 10. That is, the female rail 13 is screwed into the rail storage recesses 25A formed in the lower surface and extending in the left-right direction on the top plate split bottom plate 22A, and the top surface of the top plate split bottom plate 22B is set in the left-right direction. The male rail 14 is fixed with screws in a pair of front and rear guide grooves 25 </ b> B extending to the front. The female rail 13 and the male rail 14 are slidably fitted in the left-right direction so that the distance between the top plate side plates 21A and 21B is variably formed (FIG. 14). The space | interval of the top-plate side plates 21A and 21B is adjusted according to the space | interval of the side plates 11A and 11B (FIG. 1).

  In the top plate divided bottom plate 22A, a guide long hole 17A3 is formed between the pair of front and rear rail housing recesses 25A in parallel therewith. A stopper roller 27B3 pivotally supported on the top plate divided bottom plate 22B via a screw is fitted in the guide long hole 27A3 so as to be relatively movable. The guide slot 27A3 and the stopper roller 27B3 are positioned in the same manner as the guide slot 17A3 and the stopper roller 17B3 when the distance between the top plate side plates 21A and 21B is 3 or 5 pack trays. It functions as a detachment prevention mechanism that prevents the members and the top plate divided bottom plates 22A and 22B (female rail 13 and male rail 14) from being disengaged.

  The left top plate divided bottom plates 22A and 22B are provided with an elastic piece 27B1 and an elastic piece 27B1 on the right top plate divided bottom plate 22B as a click stop mechanism that works at intervals of four pack trays and five pack trays. The left top plate divided bottom plate 22A is provided with click holes 27A1 and 27A2 through which the protrusions 27B2 can be fitted and detached. These have the same configuration as the click stop mechanism of the divided bottom plates 12A and 12B.

  The right top plate divided bottom plate 22B identifies that when the top plate divided bottom plates 22A and 22B slide to the left and right, the distance between the top plate side plates 21A and 21B is four pack trays or five. Marker protrusions 27B4 and 27B5, triangular marks and numbers are formed for ease. These marker protrusions 27B4 and 27B5 have the same shape and function as the marker protrusions 17B4 and 17B5 of the stretch tray 10.

  The top plate side plates 21A and 21B have a triangular shape that is lower in front and lower in front and higher in the rear (FIGS. 15 and 16). The back plates 23A and 23B stand upright from the rear end portions of the top plate split bottom plates 22A and 22B, and the left and right end portions are continuous in a direction orthogonal to the top plate side plates 21A and 21B.

  Upper and lower coupling recesses 28A and 28B to which the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B of the stretch tray 10 are coupled are formed at positions corresponding to the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B at the lower ends of the top plate side plates 21A and 21B. (FIGS. 11 and 13).

  The width of the stretch top plate 20 is adjusted in accordance with the width of the stretch tray 10 to be mounted, and the upper and lower coupling protrusions 18A and 18B of the uppermost stretch tray 10 are coupled to the upper and lower coupling recesses 28A and 28B. The As described above, the stretch top plate 20 can be easily adjusted in width according to the width of the stretch tray 10 to be mounted. Therefore, if a pair of stretch top plates 20 are prepared, the stretch top plate 20 can easily correspond to different widths of the stretch tray 10. be able to.

  In addition, you may prepare multiple types of top plates according to each width | variety which the stretch tray 10 can adjust. By forming the top plate according to each adjustable width of the stretch tray 10, it becomes easy to enhance the decorativeness, seamlessness, etc. of each top plate.

  The decorative plates 40A and 40B are detachably mounted on the outer surfaces of the side plates 11A and 11B (FIGS. 1 and 2). The decorative plates 40A and 40B decorate the appearance of the cigarette display system case 100, and the decorative shapes and patterns are arbitrary. The decorative plates 40A and 40B are preferably formed of a synthetic resin that can be easily colored and processed. Brand plates 51A and 51B for displaying the brand of tobacco T and the like are detachably mounted on the decorative plates 40A and 40B. Decorative color plates 52A and 52B having arbitrary colors and patterns are detachably attached to the front end surfaces of the divided bottom plates 12A and 12B of the stretch tray 10.

  Since the basic shapes of the decorative plates 40A and 40B are symmetrical, one decorative plate 40A will be described with reference to FIGS. 19 and 20. Note that FIG. 19 is a front view of the decorative plate 40A alone, but is the left side surface of the cigarette display system case 100 when in use.

  The contour of the decorative plate 40A is a parallelogram that is substantially the same as the contour of the side plate 11A when mounted on the side plate 11A. The front edge and the upper and lower edges of the decorative plate 40A are chamfered. On the outer surface of the decorative board 40A, a decoration 41A having a large number of irregularities extending in the horizontal direction (front-rear direction) at regular intervals in the vertical direction is formed as a decoration.

  Four engaging hooks 42A are provided on the upper edge portion and the lower edge portion of the decorative plate 40A at a predetermined interval and project in the direction opposite to the decoration 41A. The engaging hooks 42A and 43A are provided with protrusions (hook portions) 42A2 and 43A2 at the tip ends of the leaf spring portions 42A1 and 43A1. These engaging hooks 42A and 43A project the side plate 11A by the spring force of the leaf spring portions 42A1 and 43A1 when the side plates 11A are fitted so that the projections 42A2 and 43A2 are positioned between the upper and lower ends of the side plate 11A. 42A2 and 43A2 engage with the corresponding engagement holes 18A3 and 18A4, and are fixed to the side plate 11A. The right decorative plate 40B has a shape and structure substantially symmetrical to the left decorative plate 40A, and is attached to the side plate 11B in the same manner as the decorative plate 40A is attached to the side plate 11A. Needless to say, the shapes and patterns of the decorative plates 40A and 40B are not limited to the illustrated embodiment.

  It is preferable that the brand plates 51A and 51B are formed detachably on the decorative plates 40A and 40B so that the brand of the tobacco T can be easily replaced.

  The cigarette display system case 100 of the present embodiment is laminated and bonded as illustrated in FIGS. 1A, 1B, and 1C by combining an appropriate number of stretch trays 10 and the stretch top plate 20, and the cigarette. The guide projections 33 of the pack tray 30 storing T are used by engaging with the bottom plate guide recess 16A1 and the bottom plate guide recess 16B (bottom plate guide rail) of each stretch tray 10. Therefore, for example, it is possible to easily adapt to the area and height according to the tobacco display space of a convenience store. And when refilling the tobacco T or changing the display mode, the pack tray 30 can be removed from the bottom plate guide rail. The display mode can also be changed by moving the pack tray 30 in the left-right direction along the bottom plate guide rail without removing the pack tray 30 from the stretch tray 10.

  In the above embodiment, the width of the stretch tray 10 that can be adjusted according to the number of pack trays 30 to be arranged in parallel is a width that can accommodate three to five pack trays 30 in parallel. The width can be arbitrarily set, for example, a width that can be accommodated in parallel or 4 to 7 pieces.

  In the above embodiment, the left and right divided bottom plates 12A and 12B of the stretch tray 10 are slidably coupled to each other so that the female rail 13 and the male rail 14 are used. However, the divided bottom plate can be used without using separate rails. It is also possible to integrally mold the rail portion on itself. Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the guide engaging portion of the pack tray 30 is a protrusion (guide protrusion 33), and the bottom plate guide rail of the stretch tray 10 is a guide recess (bottom plate guide recesses 16A1, 16B). On the contrary, the guide engaging portion of the pack tray may be a concave portion, and the bottom plate guide rail may be a convex portion.

10 Stretch tray 10A Left tray half 10B Right tray half 11A 11B Side plate 11A1 11A2 Front and rear end surfaces 11B1 11B2 Front and rear end surfaces 12A 12B Split bottom plate 13 Female rail 14 Male rail 15A Rail storage recess 15B Guide groove 16A Bottom plate guide convex portion 16A1 Bottom plate guide concave portion (Bottom plate guide rail)
16B Bottom plate guide recess (bottom plate guide rail)
17A1 17A2 Click hole 17B1 Elastic piece 17B2 Projection 17B3 Stopper roller 17B4 17B5 Marker projection 18A 18B Vertical coupling projection 18A1 18A2 Front-rear pair coupling recess 18B1 18B2 Front-rear pair coupling recess 20 Stretch top plate 20A Left top plate half 20B Right top plate half 21A 21B Top plate side plate 22A 22B Top plate divided bottom plate 23A 23B Back plate 25A Rail storage recess 25B Guide groove 27A1 27A2 Click hole 27B1 Elastic piece 27B2 Protrusion 30 Pack tray 31 Upper open case 32 Press plate 33 Guide protrusion (guide engaging portion)
40A 40B Decorative plate 41A 41B Decoration 42A 43A Engagement hook 42A1 43A1 Leaf spring part 42A2 43A2 Protrusion 100 Cigarette display system case

Claims (6)

A stretch tray having left and right tray halves each having a side plate and a divided bottom plate and slidably coupled to the divided bottom plate in a direction to change the interval between the left and right side plates;
A bottom plate guide rail in the left-right direction which is formed on the divided bottom plate of the stretch tray and is straight regardless of the slide position of the divided bottom plate;
A pack tray for storing cigarettes in tandem, which is stored in multiple rows in the left-right direction on the split bottom plate of the stretch tray;
A guide engaging portion that is formed on the bottom surface of the pack tray and is detachably and horizontally movable with respect to the bottom plate guide rail;
Upper and lower connecting portions formed respectively at the lower and upper end portions of the left and right side plates; and a top plate connected to the uppermost stretch tray of the stretch trays connected in any number of vertical directions through the upper and lower connecting portions; Cigarette display system case characterized by that. 2. The cigarette display system case according to claim 1, wherein front and rear end surfaces of the left and right side plates are inclined rearward from the bottom portion to the upper portion, and the upper and lower connecting portions of the side plates are one of a lower end portion and an upper end portion of the left and right side plates. And a cigarette display system case comprising a single upper / lower coupling portion and a front / rear pair coupling portion selectively coupled to the single upper / lower coupling portion. The cigarette display system case according to claim 2, wherein the upper and lower coupling portion and the front and rear pair coupling portion are provided with coupling fixing means for fixing the coupled upper and lower coupling portion and the front and rear pair coupling portion. . The cigarette display system case according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a coupling means for coupling the left and right side plates of another trech tray is formed on the left and right side plates. The cigarette display system case according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the split bottom plate of the stretch tray has a click stop mechanism that locks the left and right positions at a plurality of positions at intervals corresponding to the number of parallel pack trays. Tobacco display system case that is formed. The cigarette display system case according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the top plate is a stretch top plate whose width is changed in accordance with the interval between the left and right side plates of the stretch tray.

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