JPS6136419Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a shoe display stand in a vehicle for displaying and selling shoes on a traveling basis.

It is profitable for both sellers and consumers to display a large number of shoes in a bus-sized vehicle and sell them directly to customers. To this end, it is efficient to allow consumers to view the shoes displayed on both sides of the car while passing through the car, and to also be able to pick up the shoes and make a selection. Specifically, people entered the car from the rear and exited from the front, placed sales staff seats, sales tables, mirrors, etc. at the front exit, placed display shelves on both sides of the aisle, and raised the ceiling in the aisle. It is best to have a structure that is well-lit and equipped with necessary equipment such as air conditioning, heating, and ventilation. Furthermore, it is desirable to have equipment that provides advertising effects on both exterior sides of the vehicle. However, what is particularly needed is to prevent shoes from shifting on display shelves when moving between exhibition parking lots. From the standpoint of sales, it is necessary for this movement prevention to be easily implemented on each shoe without damaging the shoes, and it is especially necessary to implement the same method not only on men's shoes but also on high-heeled women's shoes. This is required for mass production and handling of anti-movement devices. Therefore, this invention has devised a necessary structure for preventing the movement of shoes in addition to the necessary structure for the vehicle. Hereinafter, the configuration of the vehicle itself will be explained using an example.

The vehicle body is the size of a bus, with 1 rear door for entry and exit at the rear.
A foldable staircase 2 for going up and down is provided, and a shallow decorative window 3 for displaying products is installed at the rear of one outer side, separated by a wall from the inside. It is displayed so that it can be seen from all directions. A front door 4 for entry and exit is provided at the front of the outer side, and a sales staff seat, a sales table, a mirror, etc. are provided close to it.
A normal window is provided on the other outer surface to display the display shelf 10 described later.
's shoes are visible. The driver's seat will be located in the front, and the ceiling of the central aisle will be high enough for people to walk through, and will be equipped with lighting windows, air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems, and lighting equipment. On both sides of the central passage, two display shelves 10 are arranged adjacently on one outer side and three on the other side, and the shelves are fixed to the vehicle body with connectors.

Next, the structure of the shoe stopper implemented on the display shelf 10 is as shown in FIG.
1 is made of channel steel with grooves 12 on the front surface, the grooves 12 are directed inward and are opposed between both side walls, and the front surface of each of the opposing grooves 12 is provided with an L-shaped cross section with a length extending between the front and rear supports 11'. The angle of inclination can be freely adjusted by inserting a molded receiving plate 13 into the groove 12 and using a plate 14 wider than the width of the groove 12 and a bolt/nut inserted into a hole 15 drilled in the upper part of the receiving plate 13, that is, a board passed between the receiving plates 13. 16,
One plate 16' of the plate 16' is fixed so as to be lower than the other plate 16'. The plates 16, 16' are fixed with bolts and nuts through long holes 17 bored in the receiving plate 13 so that the distance between the plates 16, 16' can be adjusted freely. Board 1
Among the plates 16 and 16', the lower edge of one side of the rear plate 16' is cut out to form a notched groove 18.
A fastener 19 with short bristles, that is, a velvet type fastener, is attached to the surface of the 6' and the groove 18. Note that the backing plate 14 and the bolt nuts can be replaced with T-shaped bolt nuts.

Shoes include men's and women's shoes of various sizes. The above-mentioned movement prevention device is designed to be compatible with each type of shoe. First, for each size, the shoes are placed astride both plates 16, 16' by selecting the spacing between the plates 16, 16'. Fasteners 19 are attached to the front and rear soles of the shoes to completely prevent movement of the shoes. When the shoes are picked up, the fasteners 19 can be separated relatively easily due to the properties of the fasteners 19 than the plates 16, 16'. Moreover, when the shoes are returned to their original positions, they can be easily fixed by engaging the fasteners 19. Although FIG. 1 shows men's shoes, the same procedure can be applied to women's shoes with soles similar to those of men's shoes.
In the above embodiments, high heels have weak adhesion.
In that case, reverse the rear plate 16' and fix it between the receivers 13 with the groove 18 facing upward, and fasteners 19 are attached to the outer periphery of the lower end of the high heel, the bottom surface, and the bottom of the front part.
If the high heel part is fixed in the notched groove 18 by pasting it, it can be completely fixed.

According to the above, the display stand composed of the receiving plate 3 and the plates 16, 16' is provided between the supports 11 in a vertically arranged manner, the display stand can be fixed at any angle of inclination, and the display stand composed of the plates 16, 16' is provided between the supports 11. It has the advantage of being able to adjust the spacing to suit the shoe size, and also being able to secure women's shoes, especially those with high heels.Not only does it completely prevent shoes from moving while driving, but it also prevents shoes from moving when you pick them up. It has the feature that it can be easily removed from the clasp, making it ideal for mobile exhibition sales of shoes.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a shoe movement prevention device, and FIG. 2 is a partial vertical sectional view of a vehicle of this invention. In the figure, 1 is the rear door, 2 is the staircase, 3 is the decorative window, 4 is the front door, 10 is the display shelf, 11 is the post, 12 is the groove, 13
is a receiving plate, 14 is a support plate, 15 is a hole, 16 is a plate, 1
7 is a long hole, 18 is a groove, and 19 is a fastener.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a display shelf of a mobile display and sales vehicle, supports 11 with grooves 12 on the front side are erected on both side walls with the grooves 12 facing each other, and a receiving plate 13 is fixed to each groove 12 so as to be tiltable and vertically movable. , front and rear plates 16 between the receiving plates 13,
16' is fixed at a freely adjustable distance between the front and rear, and the rear plate 1 is fixed.
6' has a stepped groove 18 cut out on one side edge, and a fastener 1 is provided between the plates 16, 16' and the groove 18.
A shoe display stand in a mobile exhibition and sales vehicle in which a fastener 9 is attached and engaged with a fastener 19 attached to the sole of the shoe.