RU135889U1 - SHOPPING RACK FOR POSITIONING GOODS - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A trade stand for placing goods, characterized in that it is made of a horizontal base, on the lower side of which adjustable legs are fixed; at least two vertically arranged elements fixed on the upper side of the base; cylindrical goods containers made of transparent material with a hole on the upper side and bends located at the edges of the holes; and metal rods that pull together vertically arranged elements, thereby fixing in the upper part of the container for goods. 2. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that price holders are fixed on the bends of the openings of the cylindrical containers for goods. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertically arranged elements are fixed on the base using bolted connections. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the metal rods pull together vertically arranged elements using decorative nuts. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertically arranged elements are made of transparent acrylic. Trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the containers for goods are located in at least two tiers.

Description

The utility model relates to commercial equipment, namely to trading racks for placing goods.

The prior art there are various options for trade racks for placing goods. From the document RU 106087 U1, 07/10/2011, a display cabinet (stand) is known, which has a base, vertically arranged elements and containers for goods.

However, the disadvantage of this rack is that it can only be installed near the wall and buyers approach only on one side - from the front. In addition, this rack is bulky and its movement is difficult.

From the document US 2001/0240667 A1, 10/06/2011, which was taken by the applicant as an analogue, a trade counter for placing goods is known, which consists of a base, vertically arranged elements and containers for goods.

The disadvantage of the analogue is that the design is quite unstable and causes difficulties if it is necessary to move it from place to place. In addition, it cannot be used by customers on both sides, and the use of one capacity for several products at once also causes inconvenience.

Thus, the technical result to which the claimed utility model is aimed is to increase the stability of the structure with the simplification of its installation and dismantling, providing the ability to easily replace any of the parts in combination with simplifying the design of the trading rack itself.

An additional technical result of the claimed utility model is that this rack can be used both wall-mounted and island equipment, providing customers with access to goods from both sides of the rack.

Another technical result is the provision of convenient access for customers to goods located in any of the containers for goods.

A trading rack for placing goods is made of a horizontal base, on the lower side of which adjustable legs are fixed; at least two vertically arranged elements fixed on the upper side of the base; cylindrical goods containers made of transparent material with a hole on the upper side and bends located at the edges of the holes; and metal rods that pull together vertically arranged elements, thereby fixing in the upper part of the container for goods.

On the bends of the holes of the cylindrical containers for goods fixed price holders.

Vertically arranged elements are fixed on the base with bolted connections.

Metal rods tighten vertically arranged elements with decorative nuts.

Vertically arranged elements are made of transparent acrylic.

Tanks for goods are located in at least two tiers.

The following is a more detailed presentation of the claimed rack with reference to the accompanying drawings, on which:

In FIG. 1 - trade desk for the placement of goods (general view),

In FIG. 2 - trade desk for placing goods (front view),

In FIG. 3 - trade desk for placing goods (side view),

A trade stand for placing goods consists of a horizontal base mounted on the surface (1), on which adjustable plastic legs (2) are fixed on the underside. On the upper side of the base (1), vertically arranged elements (3) are attached, which are fixed on the base (1) with bolted connections (4). Vertically arranged elements (3) are fixed on the base (1) parallel to each other. Between vertically arranged elements (3) in at least two tiers at equal distance from each other are fixed containers (5) for goods by tightening vertically located elements (3) with metal rods (6) due to threads cut at the ends of the rods (6) ), and decorative nuts (not shown in FIG.). Each container (5) for goods has a cylindrical shape with a hole for access to goods, which is located on the top of each container (5). The edges of the holes are bent downward for placement on the bends (8) of the price holders (9), which in turn are quick-detachable.

Tanks (5) for goods are made of transparent PET material, 1 mm thick. Vertically located elements (3) are made of transparent acrylic with a thickness of 10 mm, which is sufficient to provide the necessary rigidity of the entire structure. The price holders (9) are made of transparent PET material 0.7 mm thick. The implementation of containers (5) for cylindrical goods and rack elements from the above materials provides good visibility of the contents of containers (5) for goods.

Additionally, between the vertically arranged elements (3) under the containers (5) for goods, additional decorative elements (10) can be fixed, made of, for example, a mirror or advertising or other information about a product presented on this rack can be placed.

The rack is mounted as follows:

The base is mounted on the floor surface and leveled horizontally with the help of adjustable legs. Then, vertically arranged elements parallel to each other are attached to the base with bolted connections. Then, metal rods are threaded through holes made in vertically arranged elements and decorative nuts are “baited”. After that, transparent containers for goods are installed in the required position in the upper part of vertically arranged elements and decorative nuts are screwed to the end on metal rods, thereby fixing containers for goods. Price tags are attached to the bends of the openings of the containers for goods. If necessary, decorative elements are installed at the bottom of vertically arranged elements.

Dismantling the rack is carried out in the reverse order.

Claims (6)

1. A trade stand for placing goods, characterized in that it is made of a horizontal base, on the lower side of which adjustable legs are fixed; at least two vertically arranged elements fixed on the upper side of the base; cylindrical goods containers made of transparent material with a hole on the upper side and bends located at the edges of the holes; and metal rods that pull together vertically arranged elements, thereby fixing in the upper part of the container for goods. 2. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that price holders are fixed on the bends of the openings of the cylindrical containers for goods. 3. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertically arranged elements are fixed on the base using bolted connections. 4. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the metal rods pull together vertically arranged elements with the help of decorative nuts. 5. A trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertically arranged elements are made of transparent acrylic. 6. Trade counter for placing goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the containers for goods are located in at least two tiers.

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