JP5172368B2 - Merchandise display stand and merchandise display method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a display stand for displaying products such as medicines in a drug store and the like, and a method for displaying products.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as shown in Patent Document 1, a display stand for products such as medicines has a plurality of display shelves in the vertical direction, and products are arranged and displayed on each display shelf. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, such a display stand 100 is assembled by punching a court ball according to a development view, folding it along a fold, and attaching a predetermined portion. .

  Specifically, the display stand 100 includes a folded portion 102, an upper step portion 103, an upper hanging wall portion 104, and a glue margin 105 at the upper end edge of the back surface portion 101 in the development shown in FIG. , C ′, d ′ in order, and a bottom surface portion 106, a hanging wall portion 107, a lower step portion 108, and an adhesive allowance 109 are folds e ′, f ′, g at the lower end edge of the back surface portion 101. On the other hand, side portions 110 and 110 are connected to the left and right end edges of the back surface portion 101 through fold lines i ′ and i ′, respectively, and the upper hanging wall portion 104. The support portions 111 and 111 are connected to the left and right edges of the lower portion 108 through fold lines j ′ and j ′, respectively, and the retaining portions 112 and 112 are respectively connected to the left and right edges of the lower step section 108. 'Is connected to each other, and each side part 1 Lower edge and the side end edge flaps 113 and 114 inserted into the lower portion of 0 is constructed by continuously provided via a fold line m ', n', respectively.

  In the upper folded portion 102, a margin portion 102a is set at the upper end edge near the fold line b 'with the upper step portion 103. The left and right side surface portions 110 are formed with folds p ′ on the diagonal lines that are inclined downward toward the outside, out of the square diagonal lines with the width in the left-right direction as one side. The margin part 110a is set on the outer side. Furthermore, a plurality of U-shaped cuts q ′ starting from the fold line f ′ with the hanging wall part 107 are formed at intervals on the bottom surface portion 106, whereby the fold line f ′ is It is formed intermittently except between the starting points of each U-shaped cut line q ′.

  Further, the folded portion 102 is formed with an elongated U-shaped cut r ′ starting from the fold a ′ with the back surface portion 101 at the substantially central portion in the width direction, and the advertisement is passed through the U-shaped cut r ′. By inserting the leg part 201 of the part 200, the advertising part 200 can be sandwiched between the folded part 102 and the back part 101 and supported in the standing state.

  When assembling such a display stand 100, the coated ball is punched in accordance with the developed view of FIG. 12, and after being reversed so that the back surface is directed to the upper surface, the glue margin outside the fold p ′ of the side surface portion 110 is removed. An adhesive is applied to the portion 110a, the valley is folded along the fold line p ', and the back surfaces are adhered to each other. Next, the adhesive margin 105 is valley-folded along the fold line d ′ with respect to the hanging wall portion 104, and then an adhesive is applied to the surface of the adhesive margin 105, and the adhesive margin portion 102 a of the folded portion 102 is applied to the back surface of the adhesive margin portion 102 a. Apply adhesive, and fold the folded portion 102 with respect to the back surface portion 101 along the fold line a ′ together with the upper step portion 103, the upper hanging wall portion 104, and the valley-folded glue margin 105, and paste margin portion of the folded portion 102 While sticking the back surface of 102a to the back surface of the back surface part 101, the surface of the glue margin 105 is stuck to the back surface of the bottom face part 106. Further, the adhesive margin 109 is valley-folded along the crease h ′ with respect to the lower step portion 108, and after applying an adhesive to the surface, the hanging wall portion 107 is folded into the lower step portion 108 and the valley fold with respect to the bottom portion 106. The valley margin is folded along the crease f ′ together with the glue margin 109, and the surface of the glue margin 109 is adhered to the surface of the hanging wall portion 104.

  Next, the back surface portion 101 is valley-folded along the fold line e ′ with respect to the bottom surface portion 106, while the upper step portion 103 is valley-folded along the fold line b ′ with respect to the folded portion 102 and After the upper hanging wall 104 is mountain-folded along the crease c ′, and the hanging wall 107 is fold-folded along the fold g ′ with respect to the lower step portion 108 to form a staircase, Each of the insertion flaps 113 and 114 is valley-folded along the creases m ′ and n ′ with respect to the portion 110, and the left and right support portions 111 and the left and right retaining portions 112 are respectively cut along the folds j ′ and k ′. After the valley fold, each side surface portion 110 is valley-folded along the fold line i ′, and the insertion flap 113 is inserted so as to overlap the back surface of the bottom surface portion 106, and the insertion flap 114 is inserted. Inserted so as to overlap the rear surface of the lower hanging wall part 107. Thereby, the display stand 100 which has a display shelf of 2 steps | paragraphs of upper and lower sides can be assembled.

On the other hand, as an assembly technique of a display shelf or the like that does not use an adhesive, for example, as shown in Patent Document 2, a method of engaging a connecting piece, or as shown in Patent Document 3, a method of using a hook-and-loop fastener As shown in Patent Document 4, a method has been proposed in which a screw is inserted into a mounting hole and fixed using a stopper.
JP 2005-118365 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-327792 JP 2001-149189 A JP 2001-252156 A

  By the way, when manufacturing the display stand mentioned above, the manufacturing apparatus which apply | coats an adhesive agent to the glue margin and the glue margin part, folds along the set crease | fold, and is required is needed. Since such a manufacturing apparatus is expensive, a large initial investment is required.

  Further, the method of engaging the connecting pieces disclosed in Patent Document 2 cannot be assembled from a single coated ball, and thus has the disadvantages that it takes time to assemble and it must be stored for each part. In the method using the hook-and-loop fastener shown in Patent Document 3, as in Patent Document 2, it is necessary to separately assemble the base and the display stand. It is necessary to bond a surface fastener to the base and the display stand in advance.

  Furthermore, in the method of fixing using screws and stoppers disclosed in Patent Document 4, a lot of time is required for screw connection, and quick assembly work and disassembly work cannot be performed. In addition, depending on the material of the screws and fasteners, there is a problem that the work is complicated because it must be separated and disposed of from a paper display shelf.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and provides a display stand for a product that can be assembled without using an adhesive, and can reliably prevent shoplifting damage of the product using the display stand. It provides a method for displaying products.

  The product display stand of the present invention has a folded portion, an upper step portion, and an upper hanging wall portion sequentially connected to the upper end edge of the back surface portion through a fold, and a bottom surface portion and a hanging portion at the lower end edge of the back portion. While the wall and the lower step are connected in series through the fold, the side parts are connected to the left and right edges of the back part through the folds, respectively, and to the left and right edges of the hanging wall part, respectively. The support part is connected via the crease, and the retaining part is connected to the left and right end edges of the lower step part via the crease, and is further inserted into the lower end edge and the lower side edge part of each side part. In the product display stand in which the flaps are continuously provided via the folds, the positioning portions are provided continuously via the folds on the upper end edge of the upper hanging wall part and the lower end edge of the lower step part. Edge and vertical positioning A connecting piece is connected to each of the left and right end edges through a crease, and a connecting portion is formed that can be connected by inserting the connecting piece into the back surface corresponding to each connecting piece of the folded portion, Corresponding to each connecting piece of the upper and lower positioning parts, a connecting part that can be connected by inserting the connecting piece into the bottom face part and the hanging wall part is formed.

  According to the present invention, after punching in accordance with a development view, the sheet is folded along the crease, and the connecting pieces are inserted into the connecting portions formed on the corresponding back surface portion, bottom surface portion, and hanging wall portion, and are connected. Can be assembled. Therefore, the display stand can be assembled without using an adhesive, and an inexpensive cutting machine can be employed when manufacturing an assembly-type display stand.

  The product display method of the present invention is characterized in that an empty container body of a product having the same shape and size as the actual product and an approximate design display is displayed on the product display stand according to claim 1. Is.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reliably prevent shoplifting damage of a product by displaying an empty container body of a product having the same shape and size as the actual product and an approximate design display on the display stand.

  The product display method of the present invention is an empty container body of a product having the same shape and size as the actual product and an approximate design indication on the product display stand according to claim 1, An empty container body in which a solid that emits a collision sound when the empty container body is shaken is displayed.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reliably prevent shoplifting damage of a product by displaying an empty container body of a product having the same shape and size as the actual product and an approximate design display on the display stand. Further, the empty feeling when the empty container body is held can be eliminated by the collision sound generated by the solid housed inside the empty container body when the empty container body is shaken.

  According to the product display stand of the present invention, the display stand can be assembled without using an adhesive, can be folded flat and easily stored, and can be integrally manufactured, so that parts are dissipated. There is nothing.

  Moreover, according to the display method of goods, shoplifting damage of goods can be prevented reliably.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  1 and 2 show an embodiment of a display stand 1 for goods according to the present invention.

  The display stand 1 is assembled by punching out a court ball according to a development view, folding it along a crease, and inserting and connecting a connecting piece into a predetermined portion.

  In the developed view of FIG. 3, the display stand 1 has a folded portion 3, an upper step portion 4, an upper hanging wall portion 5, and a positioning portion 6 in order through the folds a, b, c, d on the upper end edge of the back surface portion 2 While being continuously provided, the bottom surface portion 7, the hanging wall portion 8, the lower step portion 9 and the positioning portion 10 are sequentially connected to the lower end edge of the back surface portion 2 via the folds e, f, g, and h. Side portions 11 and 11 are connected to left and right end edges of the back portion 2 via fold lines i and i, respectively, and support portions 12 and 12 are connected to fold line j and left and right end edges of the hanging wall portion 5, respectively. j, the retaining portions 13 and 13 are respectively connected to the left and right end edges of the lower step portion 9 via the folds k and k, and the lower end edge and the side end of each side surface portion 11 are further provided. Insertion flaps 14 and 15 are connected to the lower part of the edge via folds m and n, respectively, The connecting pieces 16 and 16 are connected to the upper half of the left and right end edges of the turn-back portion 3 via the folds p and p, respectively, while the connecting pieces 17 and 17 are respectively connected to the left and right end edges of the positioning portion 6. In addition to the folds q and q, the connecting pieces 18 and 18 are connected to the left and right end edges of the positioning unit 10 via the folds r and r, respectively.

  And in the back part 2, the insertion hole 2a and the insertion cut 2b are formed in the right and left as a connection part which can insert each connection piece 17 corresponding to the right and left connection piece 17 connected with the folding | returning part 3, respectively. Has been. That is, the back surface portion 2 has a height position that matches the height of the folded portion 3 (the space between the folds a and b) when the folded portion 3 is folded along the fold line a with respect to the back surface portion 2. The insertion hole 2a and the insertion cut 2b having a height slightly larger than the height of the connecting piece 16 are formed. The bottom surface portion 7 has left and right insertion holes 7a and insertion cuts 7b as connection portions into which the connection pieces 17 can be inserted, corresponding to the left and right connection pieces 17 connected to the positioning portion 6, respectively. Has been. That is, when the positioning portion 6 is folded along the fold line d with respect to the upper hanging portion 5 so that the positioning portion 6 is in surface contact with the bottom surface portion 7, the height of the upper step portion 4 (fold line b, Insertion holes 7a and insertion cuts 7b having heights slightly larger than the height of the connecting piece 17 are formed at a height position that matches the interval between c). Furthermore, insertion holes 5a and 5b are formed in the upper and lower wall portions 5 as left and right as connecting portions into which the connecting pieces 18 can be inserted, corresponding to the left and right connecting pieces 18 connected to the positioning portion 10, respectively. Has been. That is, the height of the drooping wall portion 8 (interval between the folds f and g) is connected to the drooping portion 5 so as to stand vertically with respect to the bottom surface portion 7 by the connecting piece 17 described above. ), Insertion holes 5a and 5b having a height slightly larger than the height of the connecting piece 18 are formed.

  The connecting pieces 16 and 17 are formed with folds p1 and q1 parallel to the folds p and q correspondingly between the corresponding insertion holes 2a and 7a and the insertion cuts 2b and 7b. A crease r1 is formed in parallel with the crease r between the corresponding insertion holes 25a and 5b.

  In addition, a plurality of U-shaped cuts s starting from a fold line f with the hanging wall part 8 are formed at the bottom surface portion 7 at intervals, whereby the fold line f is formed into a U-shaped cut line. It is formed intermittently except between the start points of s. Similarly, a plurality of U-shaped cuts t, u starting from the folds c, g with respect to the upper wall 5 and the lower wall 8, respectively, are spaced apart from each other at the upper stage 4 and the lower stage 9. As a result, the folds c and g are formed intermittently except between the starting points of the U-shaped cuts t and u.

  Further, the folded portion 3 is formed with an elongated U-shaped cut v starting from the fold a with the back surface portion 2 at the substantially central portion in the width direction. By inserting the leg portion 21, the advertising portion 20 can be sandwiched between the folded portion 3 and the back portion 2 and supported in an upright state.

  When assembling such a display stand 1, the court ball is punched in accordance with the developed view of FIG. 3, and after being reversed so that the back surface faces the top surface (see FIG. 4), the folded portion 3 with respect to the back surface portion 2. Is folded along the fold line a together with the upper step part 4, the upper hanging wall part 5 and the positioning part 6, and the lower step part 9 is folded along the fold line g together with the positioning part 10 with respect to the hanging wall part 8. At this time, the left and right connecting pieces 16 connected to the folded portion 3 are respectively inserted into the insertion holes 2a formed on the left and right sides of the back surface portion 2, and the folded portion 3 is temporarily fixed to the back surface portion 2 (see FIG. 5). . Next, the upper step portion 4 is valley-folded along the fold line b together with the upper hanging wall portion 5 and the positioning portion 6 with respect to the temporarily folded folded portion 3 (see FIG. 6), and then the upper hanging portion wall with respect to the upper step portion 4. The part 5 is mountain-folded along the crease c together with the positioning part 6 (see FIG. 7).

  Further, the bottom surface portion 7 is folded with respect to the back surface portion 2 so as to approach each other together with the hanging wall portion 8 and the lower step portion 9 and the positioning portion 10 that are folded with respect to the hanging wall portion 8. At this time, the left and right connecting pieces 17 connected to the positioning portion 6 are respectively inserted into the insertion holes 7a formed on the left and right sides of the bottom surface portion 7, temporarily fixed, and the left and right connecting pieces connected to the positioning portion 10 are connected. The pieces 18 are respectively inserted into the insertion holes 5a formed on the left and right sides of the upper wall 5 and temporarily fixed (see FIG. 8).

  Next, the hanging wall portion 8 is fold-folded along the fold g with respect to the lower step portion 9, and the hanging wall portion 8 is fold-folded along the fold line f with respect to the bottom surface portion 7. By raising the back-folded back part 2 along the crease e, the connecting pieces 16, 17, 18 are connected to the insertion hole 2a of the back part 2, the insertion hole 7a of the bottom wall part 7, and the hanging wall part. 5 are inserted into the insertion holes 5a and temporarily fixed to form a stepped shape. Thereafter, the left and right connecting pieces 16 are folded back at the fold line p <b> 1 and inserted into the left and right insertion cuts 2 b of the back surface portion 2, thereby connecting the folded portion 3 to the back surface portion 2. Further, the upper and lower wall portions 5 are connected to the bottom surface portion 7 via the positioning portion 6 by folding back the left and right connecting pieces 17 at the crease q1 and inserting them into the left and right insertion cuts 7b of the bottom surface portion 7, respectively. Similarly, on the back side of the upper wall 5, the left and right connecting pieces 18 are folded at the crease r <b> 1 and inserted into the left and right insertion holes 5 b of the upper wall 5, thereby positioning with respect to the upper wall 5. The lower stage part 9 is connected via the part 10 (refer FIG. 9).

  Thereafter, the insertion flaps 14 and 15 are valley-folded along the folds m and n with respect to the left and right side parts 11, and the left and right support parts 12 and the left and right retaining parts 13 are taken along the fold lines j and k, respectively. After each valley fold, each side surface portion 11 is valley-folded along the crease i, and the insertion flap 14 is inserted so as to overlap the back surface of the bottom surface portion 7. Insert like so. Thereby, it is possible to assemble the display stand 1 having two upper and lower display shelves.

  At this time, a portion defined by a plurality of U-shaped cuts s formed in the bottom surface portion 7 is continuously extended downward from the hanging wall portion 8 so that the display stand 1 is raised upward. It is possible to start up, and it is possible to prevent the empty container body corresponding to the products arranged in the upper stage part 4 and the lower stage part 9 from dropping off. In addition, a portion defined by a plurality of U-shaped cuts t and u formed in the upper step portion 4 and the lower step portion 9 is continuously connected to the upper hanging wall portion 5 and the lower hanging wall portion 9. It is possible to prevent the empty container bodies that are raised upward beyond the surface and the surface of the lower step portion 9 from being disposed on the upper step portion 4 and the lower step portion 9 from falling off.

  Thus, since the display stand 1 can be assembled without using an adhesive, it can be handled by a cutting device having a Thomson blade or the like without purchasing an expensive manufacturing device, and is manufactured at a low cost. be able to.

  If the display stand 1 is assembled in this way, an empty container body (not shown) prepared in advance may be loaded on the upper stage 4 and the lower stage 5 and placed at the store.

  Here, as the empty container body, one having the same shape and size as the actual product and an approximate design display is used. Moreover, it is preferable to store a solid in the empty container body so that a collision sound is generated when the empty container body is shaken. As a result, shoplifting damage to the product can be reliably prevented, and the empty feeling when the empty container body is held can be eliminated by the collision sound caused by the solid generated when the empty container is shaken. .

  The merchandise is stored at the salesperson's hand, and the merchandise may be handed over to the purchaser who brought the empty container in exchange for the price.

It is a perspective view which shows one Embodiment of the display stand of the goods of this invention with an advertisement part. It is sectional drawing of the display stand of FIG. It is an expanded view of the display stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the assembly process of the display stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the assembly process of the display stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the assembly process of the display stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the assembly process of the display stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the assembly process of the display stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the assembly process of the display stand of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the display stand of the conventional goods with an advertising part. It is sectional drawing of the display stand of FIG. It is an expanded view of the display stand of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Display stand 2 Back part 3 Folding part 4 Upper part 5 Upper part wall part 6,10 Positioning part 7 Bottom wall part 8 Lower part wall part 9 Lower part 11 Side part 12 Support part 13 Detachment part 14,15 Insertion flap 16 , 17, 18 Connecting pieces 2a, 5a, 5b, 7a Insertion holes 2b, 7b Insertion breaks a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, m, n, p, q Crease s, t, u U-shaped cut

Claims (3)

  A folded portion, an upper step portion, and an upper hanging wall portion are sequentially connected to the upper end edge of the back surface through a fold line, and a bottom surface portion, a hanging wall portion, and a lower step portion are arranged through a fold line at the lower end edge of the rear portion. The side parts are connected to the left and right edges of the rear part via folds, and the support parts are connected to the left and right edges of the hanging wall part via folds. In addition, a retaining portion is connected to each of the left and right edges of the lower step portion via a fold line, and an insertion flap is connected to each of the lower end edge and the lower side edge portion of each side surface portion via a fold line. In the product display stand, positioning portions are connected to the upper end edge of the upper hanging wall portion and the lower end edge of the lower step portion via fold lines, respectively, while the left and right end edges of the folded portion and the left and right end portions of the upper and lower positioning portions Connecting piece on each edge Concatenated via folds, and connected to each connecting piece on the upper and lower positioning parts corresponding to each connecting piece on the folded part. Then, a connecting part that can be connected by inserting the connecting pieces into the bottom part and the hanging wall part is formed.   A product display method comprising: displaying an empty container body of a product having the same shape and size as the actual product and an approximate design display on the product display stand according to claim 1.   The product display stand according to claim 1, wherein the product is an empty container body having the same shape and size as the actual product and a design indication similar to the actual product. A display method for a product, comprising displaying an empty container body in which a solid that emits sound is stored.

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