JPS6122531Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a display stand that also serves as a partition.

Generally, when displaying products three-dimensionally, a display stand is used as a display stand, and when partitioning the top of the display stand, partition bodies are manufactured and prepared separately.

In order to reduce weight, display stands are usually constructed as hollow cubes, but because they are hollow, they are bulky, take up a lot of space, are inconvenient to handle, and are expensive to store and transport. Not only is it expensive, but the manufacturing cost is also high because the display stand and partition are constructed separately, making it relatively expensive for a device that only has the functions of displaying and partitioning products. There is.

For this reason, the inventor first created an L-shaped partition by bending metal wires, which also served as a display stand.
By combining pairs of frames, the above-mentioned conventional problems were solved.

However, product display stands and partitions on product stands are not the products themselves to the seller of the products being displayed, so if they have the above functions, the cost is as low as possible. This is desirable.

From this perspective, the present invention is easier and cheaper to manufacture than the partitions that double as display stands that were developed earlier, and is also durable and easy to use, and does not damage easily damaged products such as vegetables and fruits. The present invention provides a display stand that also serves as a partition body, in which at least one side of one of the opposing sides of a rectangular metal plate formed in a lattice shape having linear common parts vertically and horizontally is provided. A plurality of locking tongues are formed at equal intervals, and a locking hole of a size into which the locking tongues are inserted and locked is bored in at least the other side of the lattice portion, and It is characterized in that the metal plate material is bent into an L shape at appropriate locations along both sides of the one side.

To explain an embodiment of the display stand that also serves as a partition according to the present invention with reference to the attached drawings, a single rectangular metal plate 1 is punched out in a lattice shape consisting of vertical bars 2 and horizontal bars 3 arranged at equal intervals and orthogonal to each other. A locking tongue piece 4 is formed on each of the horizontal bars 3 at both ends in the longitudinal direction, and a side arc-shaped reinforcing groove 5 is formed in each vertical bar 2.

One of the horizontal bars 3 31 has a width approximately twice that of the other horizontal bars 3, and the plate material 1 extends from its center in the longitudinal direction L.
A short vertical part _A1 and a long horizontal part _A2 are formed. All of the horizontal bars 3 on the inside of the opposing locking tongues 4, 4 formed on both ends of the plate material 1 in the longitudinal direction have a size that allows the locking tongues 4 to be fitted and locked therein. A locking hole 6 is bored.

In addition, the horizontal bar 31 has an L-shaped bent edge in between.
A pair of locking holes 6, 6 are bored. The display stand A that also serves as a partition body configured in this manner is manufactured in two steps. That is, in the first step, a metal plate material 1 is punched out in a lattice shape by a press machine, and vertical bars 2 and horizontal bars 3, as well as locking tongues 4 and locking holes 6 are formed, and at the same time, each vertical bar 2 is A reinforcing groove 5 is formed in. In the second step, in the wide horizontal section 31, the plate material 1 is bent from the center of each pair of locking holes 6, 6 into an L-shape with the side surface perpendicular to form a short vertical part A1 and a long horizontal part _A1 . A display stand A that also serves as a partition body is obtained, consisting of _{two parts} .

In this embodiment, the grid-shaped plate 1 is shown as having rectangular holes drilled at equal intervals vertically and horizontally, but it is not formed in a grid-like shape having linear common parts vertically and horizontally. If so, the hole to be drilled can be square, oval, or circular, and the shape does not matter. It is obvious that it may be formed only on the sides.

Next, an example of how this example product is used will be explained.

The second figure shows a pair of display stands A and A (hereinafter referred to as display stands) that also serve as partitions, with their bent parts facing up, and the end of the horizontal part A ₂ of one display stand A. In each locking hole 6, the vertical part A ₁ of the other display stand A
The use of inserting and locking each of the locking tongues 4 and displaying the products three-dimensionally in this state or by covering the upper surface with a sheet or the like and tilting the products toward the valleys of both display stands A, A. This is an example.

The one shown in the third figure is a pair of display stands A, A, with one display stand A facing downward and the other display stand A facing downward.
and the other display stand A facing upward.
Direct the horizontal part A ₂ of the display stand A in the opposite direction of one display stand A, and attach each of the vertical parts A ₁ of the other display stand A to each locking hole 6 at the end of the vertical part A ₂ of one display stand A. The locking tongue piece 4 is inserted and locked, and products are displayed in two tiers on the horizontal parts A ₂ and A ₂ of both display stands A and A in this state or with a sheet or the like placed over the top surface. This is an example.

In the case shown in the fourth figure, each of the locking holes 6 at the end of the horizontal part _A2 of a pair of display stands A, A is connected to each locking tongue piece 4 at the end of the other vertical part _A1 . As shown in Fig. 5, an appropriate number of cubes formed by fitting and locking are stacked, for example 6, and 3, 2, and 1 in the lower, middle, and upper tiers to form a step-like shape. and on each of those horizontal parts A ₂ or each horizontal part
This is an example of using A ₂ to display products in a tiered manner by placing a sheet over it.

The one shown in Figure 6 is an example of the case where display stand A is used as a partition, and the display stand is configured in a step-like manner by using multiple sets assembled as shown in Figure 4, and sheets are placed on top of it. A single display stand A is placed with the horizontal part A ₂ facing down on an appropriate place on the surface of the display stand 7, and is used as a partition plate for products.

The above usage examples only show examples of frequent usage, and there are various ways to combine display stands A depending on the size and length of display stand A, how the locking tongues and locking holes are provided, etc. It is possible to use

In this way, the display stand that also serves as a partition according to the present invention can be used both as a partition and as a display stand, so it is sufficient to manufacture a large number of display stands of one type without configuring these separately. This helps reduce manufacturing costs, and since the display stand that also serves as a partition is bent into an L-shape on the sides, it does not take up much space by stacking them in the same direction, making space efficient for storage and transportation. Not only can it be used to reduce storage and transportation costs, but compared to the previously developed metal wire,
A large number of bending processes and welding processes can be omitted, the number of manufacturing processes can be reduced, labor can be saved, and mass production can be achieved, and the cost in the manufacturing process can be reduced accordingly. Furthermore, when assembling a display stand, it is only necessary to insert and lock the locking tongue piece of one display stand into the locking hole of the other display stand, so it is extremely easy to assemble and disassemble the display stand. Since the display stand is formed by stamping a single metal plate using a press machine, etc., there are no welded parts and it can be configured flat, so it is vertical and at the same time, the contact with the product is almost flat. Therefore, it has the effect that even products that are easily damaged by contact pressure, such as vegetables and fruits, can be prevented from being damaged by contact with the display stand as much as possible.

In addition, as shown in the example, in the case where reinforcing grooves are formed in the straight common part of the metal plate material, the strength of the display stand that also serves as a partition is further increased, and the display stand is made of thin metal plate material. Since it can withstand the display of heavy objects even if it is made up of For items with locking holes, if the dimensions do not match when configuring the display stand within the specified width and height,
By inserting and locking the locking tongue into the locking hole at the position where the above dimensions match, it is not only possible to adjust dimensions such as parallel length and depth of tiers, but also allows for a wide variety of combinations of display stands. It also has the effect of being able to perform.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of a display stand that also serves as a partition according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view, Figs. 2 to 5 are examples of assembly and use as a display stand, and Fig.
The figure is an example of use as a partition. A... Display stand that also serves as a partition, 1... Metal plate material, 4... Locking tongue piece, 6... Locking hole.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A rectangular metal plate formed in a lattice shape having linear common parts vertically and horizontally, with a plurality of engagements on at least one of its opposing sides. The locking tongues are formed at equal intervals, and a locking hole of a size into which the locking tongues are inserted and locked is bored in at least the other side of the lattice portion, and
A display stand that also serves as a partition, characterized in that the metal plate material is bent into an L shape at appropriate locations along both sides of the one side. (2) A display stand that also serves as a partition as set forth in claim (1) of the utility model registration, in which reinforcing grooves are formed in the straight common parts of the metal plates. (3) Any of Claims (1) and (2) for Utility Model Registration, in which locking holes are formed in all the lattice parts between the locking tongues and the locking holes formed on both opposing sides. A display stand that doubles as a partition as described.