JPH0344028Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a two-tiered display stand with upper and lower tiers, which is installed and used in the storefronts of various stores.

(Prior art and its problems) In principle, display stands are installed inside the opening/closing position of shutters, etc. at the storefronts of various stores, but sometimes the property line is further away from the opening/closing position of the shutters, etc. If an appropriate space can be secured in front of the display stand, an auxiliary display stand one step lower than the display stand may be temporarily placed overhanging the front side of the display stand during business hours. It is being used as such.

However, if the auxiliary display stand is temporarily placed as described above, it not only takes a lot of effort and time to store the auxiliary display stand in the store at the time of closing, but also requires a lot of space to store the auxiliary display stand inside the store. Must. Another method is to use a large display stand installed inside and outside the opening/closing position of shutters, etc., and to move the entire large display stand back and store it inside the store at the time of closing. There was a problem.

(Means for solving the problems) The present invention proposes a display stand that can solve the conventional problems as described above, and its characteristics are as follows:
The display stand is equipped with two upper and lower shelf boards, and the lower shelf board is supported so as to be movable back and forth between the storage position below the upper shelf board and the display position protruding forward. The guide rail for supporting the lower shelf, which is constructed over the entire movement path, is divided into a fixed rail part arranged in the lower area of the upper shelf board and a movable rail part connected to the front end of the fixed rail part. The movable rail portion is constructed so that it can be folded and stored.

(Example) An example of the present invention will be described below based on the attached illustrative drawings.

1 is an upper shelf board whose four corners are supported by pillars 2. Reference numeral 3 denotes a lower shelf board, and the upper shelf board 1 has a lower storage position A (see solid lines in Figures 2 and 3) and a forwardly protruding display position B (see imaginary lines in Figures 1 and 3). It is supported by a pair of left and right guide rails 4 so as to be movable back and forth between the two.

The pair of left and right guide rails 4 have a length that spans the entire longitudinal movement path of the lower shelf board 3, are fixed to the support column 2 via a support member 5, and are located below the upper shelf board 1. It is composed of a fixed rail part 6 belonging to the side area and a movable rail part 7 foldably connected to the front end of the fixed rail part 6, and a collar pivotally supported at the lower four corners of the lower shelf board 3. The lower shelf board 3 is movably supported via attached wheels 8.

As shown in FIGS. 3 to 7, the movable rail portion 7 is connected to the fixed rail portion 6 by a hinge 9 so as to be horizontally rotatable inward, and a folding leg 10 is provided at the lower end of the movable rail portion 7. We are prepared. This folding leg 10 is pivoted by a hinge 11 so as to be switchable between a usage position in which it hangs at right angles to the movable rail part 7 and a folded position along the lower side of the movable rail part 7, and the lower end can be adjusted in vertical position. A grounding bolt 12 is provided. Reference numeral 13 denotes a leg locking piece pivotally attached to the outer surface of the movable rail portion 7, which engages with the locking pin 14 of the folding leg 10 which has been switched to the folding position, thereby shifting the folding leg 10 to the folded position. Fix it. Reference numeral 15 denotes a leg fixing pin that is attached to the tip of the movable rail portion 7 so as to be able to rise and fall, and is inserted through the eye plate 16 of the folding leg 10 when the folding leg 10 is switched to the usage position.
Fix it in the position of use.

A receiving plate 17 is fixedly protruding from the lower end of the fixed rail portion 6 to support the base of the movable rail portion 7 which has been rotated inward at right angles. The wheel 8 is on the upper side.
A lower shelf plate stopper 18 that comes into contact with is provided in a protruding manner.

The display stand of the present invention configured as described above utilizes the base plate 2a at the lower end of each support column 2 so that the upper shelf board 1 is adjacent to the inside of the shutter opening/closing position S at the storefront, as shown in FIG. and install it on the floor. At this time, the base plate 2a can be fixed to the floor using anchor bolts, if necessary.

When the shutter is open for business, the pair of left and right movable rail sections 7 are opened horizontally outward to the position where they extend linearly relative to the fixed rail section 6, as shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 5. The locking piece 13 is removed from the locked pin 14, each folding leg 10 is rotated downward from the folded position to the use position, and the leg fixing pin 15 is inserted through the eye plate 16 to fix the folding leg 10 in the use position. do. At this time, the height of the ground bolt 12 of the folding leg 10 is adjusted so that it lands on the floor. Note that a stopper that comes into contact with the movable rail portion 7 when the movable rail portion 7 is opened to the linearly extended position relative to the fixed rail portion 6 may be provided continuously from the tip of the fixed rail portion 6, for example, from the receiving plate 17. I can do it.

If both movable rail parts 7 are opened and supported by the folding legs 10 as described above,
The lower shelf board 3 located at the lower storage position A of the upper shelf board 1 can be pulled out along the guide rail 4 to the forward protruding display position B. At this time, the wheel 8 on the front end side comes into contact with the stopper 18 on the movable rail portion 7. In order to prevent the lower shelf board 3 from moving backward during use, a commercially available push-button spring type automatic latch 19 (Fig. 6) is attached to the movable rail portion 7.
and the stopper 2 protruding from the lower shelf board 3.
It is set to be multiplied by 0. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the lower shelf board 3 protrudes forward from the shutter opening/closing position S, and together with the upper shelf board 1, a two-tiered display stand is formed. In such a state, the upper and lower shelves 1,
3. Display and use the products.

At the time of closing, the automatic latch 19 is released and the lower shelf board 3 pulled out to the display position B is moved backward along the guide rail 4 to the lower storage position A of the upper shelf board 1. At this time, by making the product display height on the lower shelf board 3 lower than the bottom surface of the upper shelf board 3, the product can be displayed on the lower shelf board 3 while the product is placed on the lower shelf board 3. can be moved backwards to storage position A. After that, the leg fixing pin 15 is removed upward from the eye plate 16, the folding leg 10 is folded, the leg locking piece 13 is engaged with the locked pin 14, and both movable rail portions 7 are connected to the fixed rail portion 16. close inward at right angles to As a result, the display stand is in a state where the upper and lower shelves 1 and 3 overlap vertically, and the shutter opening/closing position S
Since there are no more outwardly protruding parts, the shutter can be closed without any trouble.

It is also possible to provide a locking means for locking both movable rail portions 7 in the closed position.
In addition, when the two movable rail portions 7 that have been moved inward are configured to overlap one another front and back, the length of both movable rail portions 7 is increased to increase the amount of forward protrusion of the lower shelf board 3. You can get used to it.

Although the folding legs 10 are not essential to the present invention, when the folding legs 10 are used together as in the embodiment, there is no need to apply unreasonable bending force to the pivot joint of the movable rail portion 7. The movable rail portion 7 can also be folded by rotating upward so as to stand upright. Of course, when the movable rail portion 7 has a sufficient height above the floor surface, the movable rail portion 7 can also be rotated and folded so as to hang downward.

(Operations and Effects of the Invention) As described above, the display stand of the present invention is a two-tier display stand with upper and lower tiers that can effectively display products by pulling out the lower shelf board to the forward protruding display position. However, since the lower shelf board that has been pulled out to the front protruding display position can be moved backwards and stored under the rear upper shelf board, it can be stored in the front protruding display position as described above. Even if a display stand is installed so that the lower shelf board pulled out to the display position protrudes outward from the interior of the store, which is divided by a shutter, etc., in order to make effective use of the storefront, only the lower shelf board can be moved to the guide rail at the time of closing. The products can be easily and quickly moved backwards to the storage position and stored while the products are displayed, which helps greatly reduce the labor and time required to clean up the display stands at the storefront when the store is closed. Of course, since the lower shelf board is stored using the space below the upper fixed shelf board, there is no need to secure a special space in the store, and even a narrow store can be efficiently utilized.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the lower shelf board pulled out, Figure 2
The figure is a perspective view of the lower shelf in the stored state, Figure 3 is a side view of the lower shelf in the pulled out state, Figure 4 is a front view of the lower shelf in the stored state, and Figure 5 is a plan view showing the movable rail section. FIG. 6 is a side view showing the detailed structure of the movable rail portion, and FIG. 7 is a plan view thereof. 1...Upper shelf board, 3...Lower shelf board, 4...Pair of left and right guide rails, 6...Fixed rail portion, 7
...Movable rail part, 8...Wheel with flange,
9, 11...Hinge, 10...Folding leg, 13...
... Leg locking piece, 14 ... Locked pin, 15 ... Leg fixing pin, 16 ... Eye plate, 17 ... Reception plate, 18 ... Lower shelf plate stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The display stand is equipped with two upper and lower shelf boards, and the lower shelf board is supported so as to be movable back and forth between the storage position below the upper shelf board and the display position protruding forward. The guide rail for supporting the lower shelf, which is constructed over the entire movement path, is divided into a fixed rail part arranged in the lower area of the upper shelf board and a movable rail part connected to the front end of the fixed rail part. A display stand that is divided into sections, and the movable rail portion is configured to be foldable and storable.