JPH046608Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (a) Industrial application field This invention relates to a display rack that stores VTR cassettes, CDs (compact discs), tape cassettes, books, and other display items in a removable manner. .

(b) Conventional technology Conventionally, the display rack of the above example is
For example, there is a video cassette display shelf described in Japanese Utility Model Application No. 62-131670.

That is, the display shelf has a structure in which a corrugated member tilted in both the front and rear direction and the vertical direction is erected on the upper surface of a horizontal shelf, and video cassettes are displayed by leaning against the display surface of the corrugated member.

However, in the above-mentioned display shelf, the bottom of the video cassette is floating and the cassette is simply placed against the corrugated member, so the ability to hold the video cassette as a display item is extremely unstable, making it difficult for users etc. There was a problem in that the video cassette mentioned above could fall and be damaged due to carelessness.

(c) Problems to be solved by the invention This invention is a display rack equipped with a rack holding plate and a rack, which can stably hold display items, and which can be used to prevent damage caused by the carelessness of users. To provide a display rack which prevents the displayed articles from falling or being damaged and which allows the rack to be assembled to a rack holding plate from an intermediate position in the vertical direction of the rack holding plate with one touch.

(d) Means for solving the problem This invention is a long rack that extends in the vertical direction by integrally connecting the mounting seat on one side, the connecting piece, the engaging recess, and the mounting seat on the other side to the locking piece at one end. a holding plate; and a rack that is held by the rack holding plate and stores displayed items in a manner that allows display items to be put in and taken out; This display rack is integrally formed with side walls located on both sides of the receiving plate, a locking claw at one end of the lux sole that engages with the locking piece, and an engaging piece at the other end of the lux sole that engages in the engaging recess. .

(E) Effect According to this invention, after inserting the engaging piece at the other end of the rack sole of the rack into the engaging recess of the rack retaining plate fixed to the wall, one end of the rack is pressed against the rack retaining plate. When the locking pawl at one end of the rack sole of this rack is engaged with the locking piece at one end of the rack holding plate, the rack can be assembled to the above-mentioned rack holding plate.

(f) Effect of the invention Therefore, there is an effect that the above-mentioned rack can be assembled to the rack holding plate from a midway point in the vertical direction of the rack holding plate with one touch.

In this way, a plurality of racks are assembled to the above-mentioned rack holding plate, and the displayed items are stored between the upper and lower pairs of racks so that they can be taken in and out, so that the upper and lower ends of the displayed items are supported by the horizontal receiving plates of the upper and lower pairs of racks. At the same time, the upper and lower sides of the displayed item are held by the side walls of the rack.

As a result, the displayed items can be stably held between the pair of upper and lower racks, and it is possible to reliably prevent the displayed items from falling or being damaged due to carelessness on the part of users or the like.

In addition, since the horizontal receiving plate and side walls are tilted at a predetermined angle with respect to the approximately vertical lux sole, both the front edge (cover) and side edge (spine cover) of the displayed items can be seen visually, and the display space can be saved. This has the effect of reducing the space and increasing the number of items on display.

Furthermore, when transporting and packing, it can be disassembled into the rack and the rack holding plate, making it compact without being bulky. Furthermore, by arranging the rack holding plates mentioned above horizontally and horizontally, finishing of the display wall material can be omitted. can.

(G) Embodiment An embodiment of this invention will be described below in detail based on the drawings.

The drawings show a display rack, and in FIGS. 1 and 2, the display rack 1 is a plurality of elongated vertically extending racks fixed to a wall surface 2 using screws 3 (specifically, wood screws or screws). The transparent rack 6 is provided with a rack holding plate 4 and a transparent rack 6 which is held by the rack holding plate 4 and stores display items such as VTR cassettes 5 in a removable manner.

As shown in FIG.
Subsequently, the pressing part 8 is slightly spaced apart from the wall surface 2, the one-side mounting seat 9 contacts the wall surface 2, the connecting piece 10 is spaced a predetermined distance from the wall surface 2, and the opening is moved in the direction of the locking piece 7 side described above. An engagement recess 11 formed laterally, the other mounting seat 12 that abuts the wall surface 2, and a relatively thin pressed piece 13 are integrally connected in this order by vinyl chloride extrusion molding means.

Further, V grooves 14, 14 are formed on the surfaces of the mounting seats 9, 12 on both the left and right sides described above, and the V grooves 14 are attached to the wall surface 2 at the positions where the V grooves 14 are formed using the screws 3 described above.

Furthermore, when attaching the rack retaining plate 4 described above, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the pressed piece 13 of the left rack retaining plate 4 is pressed by the pressing portion 8 of the right rack retaining plate 4. , a plurality of rack holding plates 4 are successively arranged in a horizontally and horizontally connected manner.

By sequentially arranging a plurality of rack holding plates 4 in this manner, interior finishing of the wall surface 2 can be omitted.

In addition, in Fig. 2, one side mounting seat 9 and the other side mounting seat 1
2 are fixed with screws 3, but when a plurality of rack retaining plates 4 are sequentially arranged as described above, the pressing part 8 on the right side is used to hold the pressed piece on the left side. 13 can be fixed by pressing, so as shown in FIG.
Except for the screws 3 on the other mounting seat 12 of the other rack holding plate 4, all can be omitted.
Further, although the rack holder plate 4 is white in this embodiment, it may be of another color.

By the way, the transparent rack 6 which is detachably held by the above-mentioned rack holding plate 4 is constructed as follows.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4, the above-mentioned transparent rack 6 has a vertical rack sole 15.
, a horizontal receiving plate 16 that extends forward at a predetermined angle θ, for example, 30 to 45 degrees with respect to the lux sole 15; and side walls 17, 17 located on both left and right sides of the horizontal receiving plate 16 and facing in the vertical direction. a locking pawl 18 located at the center of the back surface of one end of the above-mentioned lax sole 15 and releasably engaged with the locking piece 7 of the above-mentioned rack holding plate 4; and a locking pawl 18 located at the other end of the above-mentioned lax sole 15 Engagement recess 1 of the above-mentioned rack holding plate 4
1 is integrally formed by injection molding means of acrylic resin or transparent vinyl chloride resin.

In addition, in this example, the above-mentioned predetermined angle θ is set to 37
It is set at a certain time.

The illustrated embodiment is configured as described above,
The action will be explained below.

As shown in FIG. 2A, a plurality of rack holding plates 4 are connected to each other in the left and right directions with respect to the wall surface 2.
To assemble the transparent rack 6 described above, first insert the engaging piece 19 at the other end of the rack sole 15 of the transparent rack 6 into the engaging recess 11 of the rack holding plate 4 as shown in FIG. As shown by the arrow in Figure B, one end side of the transparent rack 6 is attached to the rack holding plate 4.
When pressed to the side, the locking pawl 18 at one end of the rack sole 15 of the transparent rack 6 engages with the locking piece 7 at one end of the rack holding plate 4, so that the transparent rack 6 is assembled to the rack holding plate 4 described above. Can be attached.

In this way, a large number of transparent racks 6 are sequentially assembled in correspondence with the dimensions of the VTR cassette 5 as a display article, with the racks 6 spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction with respect to the rack holding plate 4, as shown in FIG.

When assembling the above-mentioned transparent rack 6, the transparent rack 6 can be assembled with one touch from any position halfway in the vertical direction of the rack holding plate 4, so the assembling work is easy, and Also, since the above-mentioned transparent rack 6 can be easily adjusted vertically against the rack holding force of the engaging recess 11 and the locking piece 7, the display layout can be easily changed.

Further, since the VTR cassette 5 is removably stored between the pair of upper and lower transparent racks 6, 6 attached to the rack holding plate 4 as described above, this
The upper and lower ends of the VTR cassette 5 are supported by horizontal support plates 16, 16 in a pair of upper and lower transparent racks 6, 6, and the upper and lower sides of the VTR cassette 5 are supported by the left and right side walls 17, 17 of the transparent racks 6, 6. Retained.

As a result, the VTR cassette 5 can be stably held between the pair of upper and lower transparent racks 6, 6, and the VTR cassette 5 can be reliably prevented from falling or being damaged due to the user's carelessness. be.

In addition, since the horizontal receiving plate 16 and the side walls 17, 17 are inclined by a predetermined angle θ with respect to the vertical lux sole 15, the front edge (cover) 5a and side edges (back cover) of the VTR cassette 5 are
5b and 5b can be visually seen, which is particularly effective for displaying rental videos, as well as being able to narrow the display space and increase the number of displays.

Furthermore, since it can be disassembled into the transparent rack 6 and the rack holding plate 4 for transportation and packaging, it is compact without being bulky, reducing transportation costs and facilitating packaging work.

On the other hand, in order to remove the above-mentioned transparent rack 6 from the rack holding plate 4 when changing the display layout,
When one end of the transparent rack 6 is pulled toward the front using the engaging recess 11 of the rack holding plate 4 as a fulcrum for releasing the rack,
Since the locking pawl 18 is disengaged from the locking piece 7 against the engagement force between the locking piece 7 and the locking pawl 18, the transparent rack 6 can be easily removed from the rack holding plate 4.

Furthermore, since the one-side mounting seat 9 to which stress is applied during the above-mentioned rack installation is firmly fixed to the wall surface 2 by the screws 3, it is possible to reliably prevent the rack holding plate 4 from peeling off from the wall surface 2. can.

Furthermore, due to the above-mentioned distance between the connecting piece 10 and the wall surface 2, the head of the screw 3 is attached to the lax sole 15.
Needless to say, it does not interfere with the back surface.

Furthermore, due to the above-mentioned vertical spacing between the transparent racks 6..., VTR cassettes 5 of different sizes (for example, VHF and β cassettes) can be displayed on the same shelf.

FIG. 5 shows another embodiment of the rack holding plate 4', in which the connecting piece 10' connecting the left and right mounting seats 9, 12 is formed into an arc shape that bulges toward the surface side. The contact friction resistance between this arc-shaped connecting piece 10' and the aforementioned lux sole 15 is set to be large, thereby improving the holding power of the transparent rack 6 and making it difficult to slip.

Even with this configuration, except for the above-mentioned holding force, the functions and effects are substantially the same as those of the previous embodiment, so in FIG. 5, the same parts as in FIG. Therefore, the detailed explanation will be omitted.

6 and 7 are plan views showing how the rack holding plate 4 and the transparent rack 6 are attached. In addition to the wall-mounted shelf structure of the previous embodiment, as shown in FIG. The transparent rack 6 may be attached to a double-sided shelf 20 having two parallel walls 2, 2 through the above-mentioned rack holding plate 4, and as shown in FIG. Total of 4 walls 2...
A rectangular prism-shaped rotating shelf 21 having
Of course, it is also possible to use a rotating shelf in the shape of a hexagonal, octagonal or other polygonal prism other than a quadrangular prism.

Regarding the correspondence between the configuration of this invention and the embodiment described above, the display article of this invention corresponds to the VTR cassette 5 of the embodiment, and the rack corresponds to the transparent rack 6. The present invention is not limited to the example configuration.

For example, instead of the above-mentioned VTR cassette 5, the display items may of course be CDs (compact discs), tape cassettes, books, paper bags, record jackets, computer cassettes, and others; A colored rack may be used instead of the transparent rack 6 described above.

Furthermore, it goes without saying that the aforementioned mounting seats 9 and 12 may be adhesively fixed to the wall surface 2 using an adhesive.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of this invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a display rack, FIG. 2A is a cross-sectional plan view of the main part of FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a rack holding plate, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a transparent rack, FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the rack holding plate, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a rack holding plate applied to a double-sided shelf. FIG. 7 is a plan view of a display rack applied to a rotating shelf. 1...Display rack, 4...Rack holding plate, 5...VTR cassette, 6...Transparent rack,
7... Locking piece, 9... One side mounting seat, 10... Connection piece, 11... Engagement recess, 12... Other side mounting seat, 1
5...Lux sole, 16...Horizontal catch plate, 17...
... Side wall, 18 ... Locking claw, 19 ... Engagement piece.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A long rack holding plate extending in the vertical direction, in which one side mounting seat, connecting piece, engagement recess, and other side mounting seat are integrally connected to a locking piece at one end; a rack for storing displayed items in a removable manner while being held by a holding plate, and the rack comprises: a horizontal receiving plate extending forward and inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to a substantially vertical rack sole; and a rack located on both sides of the horizontal receiving plate. A display rack integrally formed with a side wall, a locking pawl at one end of the lux sole that engages with the locking piece, and an engaging piece at the other end of the lux sole that engages in the engaging recess.