JPS6225184Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] <Industrial field of application> This invention allows customers to select products through a transparent plate such as glass, and when they have decided on the product they want to buy, they inform the store clerk of this fact. The present invention relates to a product display shelf suitable for use in a form partitioned into a customer side and a store side, which is used in a sales method in which products are taken out from the back and sold.

<Prior Art and Problems> Products sold at stores usually have problems such as being damaged, becoming dirty with dust or hand marks, or being stolen if they are sold in a way that allows the products to be touched. There is.

<Means for solving the problem> The present invention has been developed by considering various points mentioned above, and has developed a product display shelf particularly suitable for selling products such as cassette tapes, video tapes, records, laser discs, books, etc., which have product descriptions on the back. has been developed and provided here. Its structural feature is that it is a display shelf that is partitioned into a customer side and a staff side, and a transparent plate 11 such as glass is provided on the front of the display shelf, and several shelves are installed inside the display shelf. A mirror 13 is installed between the products displayed on the shelves so that both products can be seen.
The mirror is formed in a chevron shape with an incline toward the products on both sides, and when it is below the eye level of a customer in a standing position, it is installed in a straight mound shape at the bottom between the upper and lower shelf boards,
It is characterized in that it is provided in an inverted mountain shape at the upper part between the upper and lower shelf boards when it is above the eye level, and the back surface of the display shelf is used as the product takeout port 15. The conventional problems were solved by providing an aisle B on the store staff side with the back and wall surfaces or backs of the display shelves facing each other, and arranging this aisle separately from the aisle A on the customer side.

<Example> The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view of the display shelf. Figure 2 is the first
It is a sectional view taken along the line AA in the figure, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a main part of the display shelf. FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view showing an example of the arrangement of product display shelves of the present invention.

As seen in these figures, the display shelf 1 of the present invention is the same as the conventional one in that the front side is the customer side a and the back side is the clerk side b, but the back side and the wall surface 2 or the back sides are facing each other. This completely separates the customer-side aisle 3 from the clerk-side aisle 4 so that customers cannot freely pick up products from the display shelves. As shown in FIG. 4, there is a counter 6 for receiving and receiving products at a position facing the entrance door 5 of the store, and behind the counter 6 there is a counter 6 for receiving and receiving products, and behind the counter 6 there is a store staff side aisle 4 with display shelves 1 arranged facing each other.
, and display shelves 1 are arranged along the remaining wall surface 2. Therefore, the customer side aisle 3 and the clerk side aisle 4 are completely isolated unless the partition door 7 is opened.

The individual display shelves 1 arranged as shown in Fig. 4 have the structure shown in Figs. A mirror 13 is provided between the individual products 12 and 12 on the front side of the board so that both products can be seen. This mirror is inclined in a chevron shape, and if it is below the eye level of the customer standing in front of the display shelf, the upper and lower shelves 14, 14
Provided in a straight mountain shape at the bottom of the gap, and above the eye position in a reverse mountain shape at the top between the upper and lower shelves.
You can see the front and back of all products while standing. The back of the display shelf has product outlet 15
Only store staff can take out products.

When products are displayed on such product display shelves as shown in the figure, customers cannot pick up the products and look at them, but they can use the chevron-shaped mirrors installed either above or below the shelf boards 14 between the products. This allows you to see both the front and back of the product. In particular, there are instructions printed on the back of the product, which are easy to read. This allows the customer to know the contents of the product without having to pick it up.

After the customer has finished selecting a product, he or she enters the number of the product he/she wants using a keyboard provided next to the display shelf. Along with this, a ticket is issued from a separately provided product purchase issuing device. The customer hands this product purchase ticket to the store clerk, or if there is a card rack in front of the product, hands the card hanging there to the store clerk, and the store clerk opens the product takeout port 15 on the store clerk's side b. Then, the product 12 is taken out and sold.

<Functions and Effects of the Invention> Since the product display shelf of the present invention has the structure as described above, the following effects can be obtained.

Above the customer's eye level when standing in front of the display shelves is an inverted mountain-shaped mirror that allows them to see the front and back of the product, and below is a mountain-shaped mirror that allows them to see the front and back of the product while standing upright. . In particular, since products at high positions are reflected well in the inverted mountain-shaped mirror, display shelves can be made higher, making it possible to display a large amount of products in a small space. As a result, it contributes to reducing sales costs and increasing sales.

By arranging the display shelves as shown in FIG. 4, it is easy to prevent products from getting dirty, shoplifting, product delivery work, and sales management, and even physically disabled people can work safely as store clerks.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the display shelf. Figure 2 is the first
It is a sectional view taken along the line AA in the figure, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a main part of the display shelf. FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view showing an example of the arrangement of product display shelves of the present invention. 1...Display shelf, 2...Wall surface, 3...Customer side aisle,
4... Employee side aisle, 5... Store entrance door, 6...
Counter, 7... Partition door, 11... Transparent plate, 1
2...Product, 13...Mirror, 14...Shelf board, 15...
...Product outlet, a...Customer side, b...Staff side.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The display shelf is divided into a customer side a and a store clerk side b, and a transparent plate 11 such as glass is provided in front of the customer side a of the display shelf.
In addition, several shelves 14 are provided in the display shelf, and mirrors 13 are provided between the products displayed on the shelves.
The mirror 13 is formed in a mountain shape inclined toward the merchandise on both sides, and is provided in a regular mountain shape at the lower part between the upper and lower shelf boards when it is below the eye height of a standing customer, and is provided in an inverted mountain shape at the upper part between the upper and lower shelf boards when it is above the eye height, and the back of the display shelf is provided on the store clerk side b as a merchandise removal opening 15.