RU59105U1 - SUPERMARKET - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to supermarkets that have places for placing goods, which contain goods intended for sale to customers, and allows customers to always purchase fresh, high-quality agricultural products (vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, planting stock, etc.) . The essence of the utility model. A supermarket, including a limited space with entry and exit areas for customers with places for goods with passages between them wide enough to move customers with trolleys filled with goods, and with a checkpoint for checking and paying for goods selected by customers, differs from the prototype in that places for placing goods are ridges or plots of land with vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, planting materials growing on them, etc. Part of the supermarket space may be limited to a frame greenhouse for growing early vegetables in the cold season. To increase the efficiency of customer service, a supermarket may have sections with packaged and packaged goods. A nursery of seedlings can be located on one of the land plots of the supermarket, and on the other a berry nursery, which will expand the assortment of goods and provide customers with high-quality planting material for

Description

The utility model relates to supermarkets, where there are places for placing goods, on which there are goods intended for sale to customers, and allows customers to always purchase fresh, high-quality agricultural products (vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, flowers, planting stock, etc. .).

Widely known are supermarkets intended for the sale of goods, which have entry and exit zones for customers, many shelves on which goods are sold, a checkpoint for checking and paying for goods selected by customers.

Closest to the claimed utility model is, described in patent US 3437177, MKI E 04 h 3/04, A 47 f 9/02, 10/00, published 04/08/1969, a supermarket (self-service store), intended for the sale of goods , in which there is an entry and exit zone for customers in at least one part of the aforementioned store, a floor surrounded by walls bounding the aforementioned floor, and a plurality of elongated shelves for storing self-service goods with passages between them of sufficient width to move buyers with carts, full of with goods. A floor surrounded by walls bounding the floor creates limited space

However, agricultural products - goods (vegetables, greens, fruits, berries, flowers, planting stock, etc.) can go to such a supermarket

only after transporting it from the place of cultivation. When transporting this product, its freshness, quality and often appearance are lost.

In addition, from the receipt of agricultural products (vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, flowers, planting stock, etc.) to the supermarket to its sale, time passes during which such goods again lose their freshness, quality and appearance.

The inventive utility model is aimed at creating a supermarket in which the product, namely agricultural products (vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, flowers, planting stock, etc.) always has high quality and fresh appearance due to the fact that such products are selected directly at the place of their cultivation - from the ridge or land.

The proposed supermarket has the following set of essential features:

a supermarket that includes a limited space with customer entry and exit areas with places for goods with passages between them wide enough to move customers with trolleys filled with goods and a checkpoint for checking and paying for goods selected by customers differs from the prototype in that places for placing goods are ridges or plots of land.

This set of features of the supermarket, when used, allows customers to purchase agricultural products (vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, flowers, planting stock, etc.) that are of high quality and fresh appearance, due to the fact that such products are taken directly on the spot its cultivation - from a ridge or a plot of land ..

The essence of the claimed supermarket and the way it works is illustrated by the attached diagram.

The proposed supermarket includes a limited space with an entrance zone 1 through which customers enter the supermarket, with ridges 2 and sections 3 and 4, which serve to grow the goods and at the same time are a place for its placement, between which there are passages 5 of sufficient width for moving customers with carts filled with or without goods, with checkpoint 6 for checking and paying for goods selected by customers and exit zone 7.

For the cultivation of early vegetables in the cold season, part of the supermarket space (ridges, plot) may be limited by a frame greenhouse. The attached diagram shows the greenhouse ridge 8

To increase the efficiency of customer service, a supermarket may have sections 9 with packaged and packaged goods.

In section 3, a berry nursery 10 can be placed, and in section 4, a nursery of seedlings 11 (apple trees, pears, etc.) can be placed.

The inventive supermarket operates as follows.

First grow the goods. Vegetables (cucumbers, carrots, etc.), greens (parsley, celery, etc.) are grown on ridges 2, berries (currants, raspberries, blackberries, etc.) are grown on plots 3, and on plot 4, fruits (apples, pears, etc.), in the berry nursery 10 - berry seedlings, and in the nursery of seedlings 11 grow seedlings of fruit trees and berry bushes.

Then, buyers go through the entrance zone 1 to the supermarket, choose carts for the goods and, freely moving with carts for goods along the aisles between ridges 2 and sections 3 and 4, take (tear) the goods from ridges 2, placing the selected goods in carts. When the planting material is ready in the berry nursery 10 (berry seedlings) and the nursery of seedlings 11, as well as the ripening of berries in section 3 and fruits in section 4, buyers also

freely moving with carts for goods along the passages between sections 3, 4 and nurseries 10, 11, they select (tear down) goods in these sections and in nurseries.

Goods can be selected by both buyers and supermarket employees. Supermarket employees select goods of one or several types, pack and pack them and put up for sale in sections 9 with packaged and packaged goods. Therefore, if it is difficult for the buyer to choose the goods on the plots or ridges, he will be able to do this in sections 9 with packaged and packaged goods.

After the selection of goods, buyers pay for these goods in checkpoint 6 to verify and pay for the selected goods and leave the supermarket through exit zone 7

Currently, the project of the proposed supermarket has been developed and its implementation has begun in the suburbs of Kovrov.

The inventive supermarket allows customers to always purchase fresh, high-quality agricultural products (vegetables, herbs, fruits, berries, planting stock, etc.), due to the fact that they are selected directly at the place of cultivation.

Claims (4)

1. A supermarket, including a limited space with zones of entry and exit of customers with places for goods with passages between them wide enough to move customers with carts filled with goods, and with a checkpoint for checking and paying for goods selected by customers, characterized in that places for placing goods are ridges or plots of land on which they are grown. 2. The supermarket according to claim 1, characterized in that part of its space is limited by a frame greenhouse. 3. The supermarket according to claim 1, characterized in that it has sections with pre-packaged and packaged goods. 4. The supermarket according to claim 1, characterized in that on one of the plots of land there is a nursery of seedlings, and on the other a berry nursery.