MXPA99011192A - Slat wall death care merchandise display unit with category delineator - Google Patents

Abstract

A slat wall death care merchandise display unit comprising a back wall with a plurality of slats attached such that a plurality of parallel, uniform slots are created. A category delineator can be inserted to divide and organize the display of death care related merchandise. Additionally, a cornice can be inserted into at least one slot to provide a display location for category headers. Moreover, an illumination source can be hidden under the cornice to provide additional lighting in the viewing of the death care related merchandise.

Description

UNIT OF WALL DISPLAY OF TABLETS FOR MERCHANDISE DEDICATED TO DEATH WITH DELIMITATOR OF CATEGORIES SPECIFICATION Field of the Invention The present invention describes an integrated display that uses at least one category delimiter on a slat wall display to aid in the display of merchandise dedicated to the demise such as cards, flowers, pictures, books, personal memories, coffins, coffins, urns, vaults for burial, and materials to decorate or decorate it. The display system of the invention is particularly designed to be used by likely buyers in a showroom. In addition, it may be useful to display merchandise dedicated to death in funeral product stores. Background of the Invention The exhibition units are known in the industry. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,190,243 discloses a display that has used a plurality of spaced threaded holes to provide sites for fastening the shelves. As described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,585,944, exhibitors also include shelves built to suspend from roof eaves. These types of shelving structures can be hung on a support that can be transversely projected and which can be fastened to the wall by a plurality of hooks that penetrate the roof. Additionally, display panels using clapboard walls are known. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,891,897 discloses a slatboard display panel using fasteners with hooks that are slid into the side of the slatted wall. In addition, the display furniture has included the use of support supports that can be fixedly joined in the slots between the adjacent panels as described in US Pat. No. 5,370,249. Finally, even the use of tray shelves that can be coupled at the edge of the channels on the tablet walls is known in the art as described in US Pat. No. 5,622,010. Even though this configuration has offered more flexibility, even this arrangement does not yet provide for the merchandise separation envisaged in the present invention. In addition, prior technology has not provided an effective system for using the tablet wall display in an integrated display system for merchandise dedicated to death. The present invention overcomes these drawbacks while offering an additional advantage of a category delimiter that helps organize the merchandise display dedicated to death. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A slat wall display unit for merchandise dedicated to death takes the most of the types and styles of merchandise dedicated to death that can be displayed. The present invention comprises a rear wall containing a plurality of parallel slats where the slats allow at least one category delimiting device to be inserted into at least one of a plurality of slots formed by the spacing of the slats attached to the slats. back wall.

Additionally, the display unit may further comprise a cornice at the top coupled to at least one slot allowing the hanging of at least one category header capable of displaying signs, posters, or similar notifications. This configuration offers the flexibility to provide consumers with a versatile array of merchandise "dedicated to death and related items." Brief Description of the Drawings FIG.1 is a perspective view of the display unit of the slat wall of the merchandise dedicated to death with a plurality of subject category delimiters and a plurality of category headings attached to the cornice Figure 2 is an elevation view of the display unit of the slat wall of merchandise dedicated to death. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the category delimiter. FIG. 4 is a side view of the display unit of the slat wall of merchandise dedicated to death. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the fastening of the shelf. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT The present invention provides an integrated display system for merchandise related to the funeral. The display system of the present invention is used primarily in a showroom where the selection of merchandise dedicated to death occurs for the loved ones of the deceased. In addition, the display system of the invention can be used to display merchandise dedicated to death in funeral products stores. The display system of the invention is defined by the rear wall containing a plurality of spaced, parallel slats. These slats are spaced evenly to allow the insertion of at least one category delimiter within at least one slot created by the uniform arrangement of the slats attached to the rear wall. Additionally, the present invention may comprise a cornice inserted into at least one groove in the rear wall. The cornice allows the fixation of at least one heading category capable of displaying information for purposes of indication and identification of merchandise dedicated to the death that is displayed. This information can be presented by the subjection of advertisements, signs and similar to the heading of the category. As shown in FIG. 1, a slat wall of the merchandise display unit comprises a plurality of slats 5 spaced apart, parallel to each other where the splice joints 5 are evenly spaced to create a plurality of uniform slots 4 along the length of the splits. rear wall 2. For stability; the rear wall 2 must be fixed to any wall of a construction where the display unit 1 will be deployed. These slots 4 provide a fastening site for at least one category delimiter 3. Additionally, the display unit 1 may include a cornice 6 fastened to at least one slot in the rear wall 2.

The cornice 6 provides a site for at least one category 7 header to be hung by a fastener, preferably at least one J-shaped fastener. The category 7 header hangs over the cornice assembly 6 and provides information of interest for those in need of merchandise related to the funeral. FIGS. 1 and 2 show a preferred embodiment of the display unit 1 from a perspective view and an elevation view, respectively. As shown in FIG. 3, a plan view of a preferred embodiment of the category delimiter 3, the category delimiter 3 comprises at least one fastening site 31 capable of interacting with at least one slot 4 between the slats 5 fixed to the rear wall 2 of the display unit 1. To hold the category delimiter 3, the category delimiter 3 is aligned such that the attachment site 31 can approach and enter a slot 4. When the attachment site 31 is placed in the slot 4 , the last edge 32 of the category delimiter 3 can make contact with the slats 5 attached to the rear wall 2 of the display unit 1. At this time, the category delimiter 3 can be released, which allows gravity to force to the fastening site 31 so that it comes into contact with at least one slot 4. This arrangement effectively subject the category delimiter 3 to the display unit 1. As shown in FIG. 4, a side view of the display unit 1, the category delimiter 3, when set, can rest so that the end surface 32 of the category delimiter 3 comes in contact with the slats 5. Additionally, a fastener can be used for fixing a category 7 header on a ledge 6 where the ledge is inserted into at least one slot 4. In this arrangement, display unit 1 can provide both information by means of the category headers 7 as an organization through the proper use of the delimiters of categories 3. As used herein, the term "confinement chamber for the deceased" refers to a coffin, coffin, or burial vault and, when appropriate, urns. The term must include ready for use in coffins, coffins, burial vaults, the facade of coffins, coffins, vaults for burial and sections and miniatures thereof. Where the exhibitors will be used in an exhibition hall designated not to be opened, it is especially preferred to use facades of such coffins, coffins, and vaults for burial. The facade typically includes those exterior sides and surfaces of the camera visible to the observer. Where the camera that is being used for display is only the facade, the inner chamber is hollow. The display unit 1 may also contain one or more display boards to display accessories typically used with confinement cameras for the deceased on display. Such accessories include fabrics for the lid panel-that portion of the inside of the chamber lining on the top of the lid-and the cover-the fabric that sits across the outside of the confinement chamber for the deceased when the lid of the camera is open. Additionally, samples of ornamental arrangements for the exterior of the cameras can be displayed. Also, the front surface of the category 7 header may contain additional information about the merchandise dedicated to the death that is displayed. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, at least one shelf 50 can be used. Shelves 50 can include horizontally flat sections toward each merchandise related to the funeral so that they can be displayed. These shelves 50 can be inserted into at least one slot 4 or can be coupled using at least one conventional attachment fastener for the slats 5.

Merchandise such as urns and confinement chambers for miniature fate can be displayed on the shelf 50. Additionally, the shelf 50 can provide a good site for exhibiting at least one confinement chamber for deceased, complete, miniaturized sections, materials of ornament, or any other merchandise related to the funeral. Exhibitor 1 may also include a cornice 6. Any conventional cornice or lintel described in the bouquet may suffice. Typically, the use of a cornice will increase the height of the display unit 1 exhibit above 2.13m (7 feet). As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 5, the cornice 6 is inserted into at least one slot 4. Alternatively, the cornice 6 can be attached to the rear wall 2. A lighting source can be hidden for the observer inside the lower surface or interior of the cornice 6. Specimens of the lighting sources are one or more hanging tracks or lights which can be easily manipulated such as the light that is directed on selected merchandise inside the display unit 1. The lighting source can be fixed to the underside of the cornice by screws or nuts and conventional screws. Any wiring of necessary electrical cable allows it to be guided out of the cornice 6 through an opening in the rear wall 2. The electrical wiring is not obvious to the observer of the display unit 1. These category 7 headers provide information about of merchandise displayed when the unit is used to indicate merchandise for sale. For example, at the point of sale of merchandise, the information center can display information about the materials used in the manufacturing of the confinement chamber for decedent, as well as the information about merchandise on the merchandiser. A finish on any or all of the surfaces of the merchandise display unit may be placed more closely coordinated with merchandise being displayed. For example, where the merchandise display is of coffins or coffins, the rear wall 2 of the display unit 1 can be pigmented to improve merchandise colors.

Various modifications can be made in the nature, composition, operation, and arrangement of the various elements / steps, and procedures described therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the following claims.

Claims (20)

1. CLAIMS 1. A slat wall display unit for death dedicated merchandise comprising: a back wall having a plurality of parallel spaced slats joined to the back wall so that a plurality of parallel slots are formed, uniform and at least one category delimiter inserted into at least one slot on the rear wall.
2. 2. The display unit of claim 1 further comprising a cornice inserted into at least one slot.
3. 3. The display unit of claim 2 further comprising a light source attached to the underside of the cornice wherein any electrical wiring of the light source passes through an opening in the rear wall.
4. 4. The display unit of claim 1 further comprising at least one shelf fixed and inserted into at least one slot.
5. 5. The display unit of claim 2 further comprising a category heading attached to the top edge of the cornice.
6. 6. The display unit of claim 1 further comprising at least one confinement chamber for the deceased wherein the confinement chamber for the deceased is attached to the rear wall. The display unit of claim 4 further comprising a confinement chamber for the deceased wherein the shelf supports the confinement chamber for the deceased. 8. The display unit of claim 4 further comprising merchandise related to the funeral where the shelf has at least one article of merchandise related to the funeral. 9. The display unit of claim 1 further comprising merchandise related to the funeral where merchandise related to the funeral is attached to the slats on the back wall. The display unit of claim 6 wherein the confinement chamber for deceased is full-sized, sectioned, facade, or miniature of a coffin, coffin, vault for burial, or urn. The display unit of claim 7 wherein the confinement chamber for deceased is full-sized, sectioned, façade, or miniature of a coffin, coffin, vault for burial, or urn. 12. A method of producing a slat wall unit for the display of merchandise dedicated to the decease which consists of: fastening a plurality of uniform parallel slats to the rear wall so as to create a plurality of uniformly spaced, uniform slots between the tablets; set a category delimiter inserted into at least one slot. The method of producing the display unit of claim 12 which further includes inserting a cornice into at least one slot in the rear wall. The method of producing the display unit of claim 13 which further includes: hanging at least one category heading from the upper edge of the cornice; and attaching a source of illumination to the underside of the cornice and passing any electrical wiring from the illumination source through an opening in the rear wall. 15. A method of using a slat wall unit for the display of merchandise dedicated to death which comprises: attaching a plurality of merchandise related to the funeral on a plurality of slats uniformly spaced to the back wall and forming a plurality of slots uniforms uniformly spaced between the slats; divide merchandise related to the funeral with at least one category delimiter inserted into at least one slot. 16. The method of using the display unit of claim 15 which further comprises: placing at least one category heading on the top edge of a ledge inserted into at least one slot. 17. The method of using the display unit of claim 16 further comprising: hanging at least one category header from the cornice assembly; and attaching a source of illumination to the underside of the cornice and passing any electrical wiring from the illumination source through an opening in the rear wall. 18. The method of using the display unit of claim 17 further comprising: exhibiting at least one article of goods related to the funeral by fastening merchandise on at least one tablet. • The method of using the display unit of claim 17 further comprising: exhibiting at least one confinement chamber for the deceased wherein the display unit further comprises at least one shelf secured within at least one slot and the confinement chamber for the deceased is supported by the shelf. The method of using the display unit of claim 17 further comprising: exhibiting at least one merchandise related to the funeral wherein the display unit further comprises at least one ledge inserted into at least one slot and the merchandise related to the funeral is supported by the shelf.