JPS6019647Y2 - display stand - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a display stand made of thick paper such as cardboard.

A display stand usually has two legs arranged facing each other with a required spacing, and a table plate attached to the top of the legs so as to straddle the legs.

However, this display stand has drawbacks such as the complicated structure for attaching the table plate to the legs, and the fact that it becomes quite expensive if a horizontally long table plate is made as needed.

In view of the above drawbacks, the purpose of this invention was to make a product made of cardboard that is extremely easy to assemble just by inserting it, and to be able to inexpensively produce a product of an appropriate size to suit the location and size of the product. The goal is to provide a simple display stand that can be used.

That is, in this invention, a pair of rectangular cylindrical bodies are erected, a top wall is provided at the upper ends of the inner walls facing each other of the rectangular cylindrical bodies via a polygonal line, and a top wall is provided at the upper end of the outer wall facing the inner wall via a polygonal line. A folded piece that is folded back inside the square tube is provided, a small slit is provided in this folded piece, and a small protruding piece provided at the free end of the top wall is inserted into the small slit, and the piece is continuous with the top wall and the inner wall. The display stand is made up of a pair of legs provided with slits that fit into the slits, a reinforcing member provided with a vertical slit at the lower end of a vertical plate that fits into the slits, and a base member placed on the top surface of the legs. .

This invention will be described below based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a first embodiment of this invention.

This display stand is made of thick paper such as cardboard, and has a pair of square cylindrical legs A having a flat, horizontal quadrilateral top wall 1, and is attached to the top of the top wall 1 across both legs A, A. It consists of a reinforcing member B consisting of a pair of vertical plates 11, and a base member (not shown) is placed on the upper surface of this leg body A.

In addition, the leg body A has a slit (
(details will be described later) is provided, and the inner wall 2 facing each other during assembly is provided.
Two vertical slits 3 of a required length are provided at symmetrical positions from the upper edge, and a horizontal slit 4 that is connected to the vertical slits 3 is provided on the top wall 1.

The outer wall 5 and both end walls 6 facing the inner wall 2 are formed to have a higher height than the inner wall 2, and the upper edge fold line 7 of the inner wall 2
A small projecting piece 8 of the top wall 1 bent from above is inserted into a small slit 10 provided in a folded piece 9 continuous to the outer wall 5.

The upper ends of the outer wall 5 and the end wall 6 are formed into a double wall and reinforced by a folded piece 9.

In addition, if a double-striped cutting edge is provided on the outer wall 5 at a position outside the small slit 10, the engagement of the small projecting piece 8 of the top wall 1 will be ensured, as shown in FIG.

The reinforcing member B consists of a pair of rectangular vertical plates 11, and two relatively shallow vertical slits 12 are provided at the lower edge of the vertical plates 11, and as shown in FIG. By aligning the vertical slit 12 of the vertical plate 11 with the vertical slit 3 across the legs and inserting the vertical plate 11 into both slits 3 and 4, the upper edge is fixed so as to be aligned with the top wall 1 of the leg body A.

In addition, this reinforcing member B can be created with the horizontal length of the vertical plate 11 as appropriate.

The base member may be a simple planar rectangular plate, or may be a base member C having an H-shaped cross section (see FIG. 5), which will be described later.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing a second embodiment of this invention.

This display stand has a reinforcing member B' bent into a U-shaped cross section attached to the top of the same pair of legs A as in the first embodiment.
A platform member (not shown) is placed on this upper surface.

The reinforcing member B' has vertical plates 11' connected to both side edges of the top plate 13, and as shown in FIG.
If it is attached using the vertical slit 12 of the vertical plate 11',
The top plate 13 comes to overlap the top surface of the top wall 1 of the leg body A'.

In this second embodiment, the reinforcing member B' has a top plate 13, which further strengthens the connection between the legs A and the reinforcing member B', and makes it stronger when displaying relatively heavy products. It has the advantage of being load-bearing.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the first embodiment in which the H-shaped cross-sectional platform member C is used and assembled.

Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the leg body A is provided with slits 14 at both end edges of the top wall 1, and a small slit 15 is provided at the center of the upper folded piece 9 of the end wall 6. The base member C has a width that fits the entire top wall 1 of the leg body A, and a length that fits between the opposing folded pieces 9, 9. Standing wall 17 and abduction standing wall 1
8 are connected to each other, and a protruding plate 20 partitioned by a pair of notches 19 is provided at both ends of the lower edge of the abduction standing wall 18, and a pair of small protruding plates 20 are provided at both ends of the base plate 16. Projection piece 2
1 is formed so as to slightly protrude from the everting standing wall 18.

When the base member C of the above usage example is placed on the upper part of the leg body A, the protruding plates 20 at the four corners of the base member C are inserted into the slits 14 of the top wall 1 of the leg body A, and at the same time, the small protruding pieces 21 is fitted into the small slit 15 of the folded piece 9 of the end wall 6, and comes into contact with and fixed to the upper surface of the top wall 1 and the upper edge of the reinforcing member B.

The display stand can have legs A, reinforcing members B, stand members C, etc. of appropriate sizes depending on the place where it is placed and the type of product. A plurality of reinforcing members B and base members C having different lengths may be combined.

This display stand has a small projecting piece 8 on the top wall 1 of the leg body A on which the load is applied.
The vertical plate 1 of the reinforcing member B is supported on the outer wall 5 by
1 has a cross-sectional shape that has a large stress against gravity, so it has a large load capacity against the weight of displayed products, and the vertical plate 11 and the protruding plate 20 are attached to the inside of the leg body A fixed by the reinforcing member B. It has the advantage that the leg body A does not wobble because it fits deeply into the body.

The display stand according to this invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and when used, the stand member C is placed on top of the pair of legs A so as to straddle the stand member C, and products are displayed on it.

In addition, the legs A have different heights, and the reinforcing members B have different lengths.
It is also possible to prepare a base member C and a base member C, and to rearrange and use these as necessary.

As mentioned above, the display stand according to this invention is made of thick paper such as cardboard, and is assembled with insertion protrusions and slits provided at key points, and the reinforcing member has a load-bearing structure. It is convenient because it can be formed into an appropriate size according to the place where it is placed and the product, and it has the advantage that it is lightweight, extremely easy to assemble, and can be provided at a low cost.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a first embodiment of installing a reinforcing member of this invention, Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view of the same main part, and Fig.
The figure is an exploded perspective view showing a second embodiment in which a reinforcing member is attached, Figure 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the main parts of the same as above, Figure 5 is an exploded perspective view showing the usage state, and Figure 6 is a longitudinal cross-section of the main parts of the same as above. It is a diagram. A...Leg body, 33. B'... Reinforcement member, C... Base member, 1... Top wall, 2...
...Inner wall, 3,12... Vertical slit, 4
...... Lateral slit, 5... Outer wall, 8.
21...Small projecting piece, 9...Folding piece, 1
0,15...Small slit, 11,11'...
...Vertical plate, 13...Top plate, 14...
Slit, 16...base plate, 17...self-erecting wall, 18...abducting standing wall, 20...projection plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of rectangular cylinders is installed upright, a top wall is provided at the upper end of the inner wall facing each other through a polygonal line, and the top wall is folded back into the rectangular cylinder via a polygonal line at the upper end of the outer wall facing the inner wall. A folded piece is provided, a small slit is provided in this folded piece, a small protruding piece provided at the free end of the top wall is inserted into the small slit, and a continuous slit is provided in the top wall and the inner wall. A display stand comprising a pair of legs, a reinforcing member having a vertical slit at the lower end of the vertical plate that fits into the slit, and a base member placed on the upper surface of the legs.