US20100089844A1 - Removable display rack - Google Patents
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- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
- A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
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- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
- A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
- A47F5/08—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features secured to the wall, ceiling, or the like; Wall-bracket display devices
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- Display racks are an excellent way of presenting merchandise in storefronts, offices, or sales floors. Bins or display windows tend to obscure the items of merchandise or prevent the potential customer from handling the item. Department stores, convenience stores, and other retail shops often have windows which are used to display goods. These windows typically display a limited selection of goods because the goods are usually arranged on a table, a staged floor or some other prop. Shelving can be constructed adjacent or in the window, but structural members of conventional shelving obstruct the customer's view of the goods on display. Display racks allow the customer to fully view and handle the item at the customer's convenience, but they are generally not easily moveable.
- a merchant wishes to move the display, he must first remove the entire product then disassemble the display fixtures and elements, move the display parts, reassemble the display rack in the new location, and finally load the display rack with the product. This is very time consuming and labor intensive for simply moving a display rack and product.
- Suction devices may be used to removably mount and secure display racks to surfaces such as glass, plastic, or Formica®. Problems often arise in use of suction devices in that they are difficult to properly position. Once a suction device is attached to a surface, the suction forces resist repositioning of the display rack. The attachment of the suction device to an object can also be a problem. The suction devise of the display rack may release when a large load is applied, causing the merchandise to fall to the ground.
- the display rack should be easily moveable to a new location without the need to remove the product.
- the display tray should provide for adjustment both rotationally about a horizontal plane and vertically when secured to a support structure.
- the invention allows a user to display various objects and merchandise to customers and includes a presentation tray which is adjustable both rotationally about a horizontal plane and vertically, while being fully removable and relocatable to another position as the user desires.
- a user selects a generally vertical support structure, such as an end-cap of a merchandise aisle fixture, or other store fixtures.
- the mounting bracket of the invention is placed on the vertical support structure. Thumbscrews, which extend through the mounting bracket, are tightened around the support structure, securely holding the mounting bracket to the structure.
- the mounting bracket has a square tube extending vertically and generally in the same vertical plane as the support structure.
- the tray portion of the invention includes a circular tube extending orthogonally and is placed inside the square tube of the mounting bracket.
- a thumbscrew extending through a wall of the square tube is tightened to clamp the tray to the mounting bracket. This causes circular tube to be held by the thumbscrew inside of square tube, holding the merchandise tray at the desired height.
- the round tube within a square tube allows the tray to be rotated within the horizontal plane to change the orientation of the merchandise on the tray.
- the tray includes sidewalls extending vertically from the horizontal bottom wall of the tray to hold the merchandise on the tray. This allows the rack to be moved while the merchandise is on the tray and eliminate the need to remove the merchandise for changing positions.
- FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the display rack affixed to a support structure
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken on line 4 - 4 of FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 6 is a side elevational view of the display rack mounted on a support structure with a single pair of thumbscrews.
- Thumbscrew 21 extends though threaded hole 22 with the terminal end of threaded shaft 23 abutting round tube 19 within square tube 17 . Thumbscrew 21 clamps tube 19 at the desired height and rotational orientation within a horizontal plane within square tube 17 , allowing for an adjustable height and horizontal orientation of tray 31 on support structure 5 . As shown in FIG. 5 , square tube 17 is secured to top wall 13 of mounting bracket 11 by welds 18 .
- Bottom wall 32 of tray 31 provides a flat, horizontal base for displaying merchandise 3 .
- Tray 31 includes a first pair of sidewalls 33 and a second pair of sidewalls 35 , each pair spaced apart and parallel, and extending vertically from bottom wall 32 .
- Sidewalls 33 and 35 are generally perpendicular to each other and surround bottom wall 32 to form a raised perimeter assisting to retain merchandise 3 on tray 31 .
- support structure 5 will preferably include a top surface 39 , a first side surface 41 , and an opposed second side surface 43 .
- a user secures display rack 1 onto support structure 5 by positioning top surface 39 of support structure 5 within sidewalls 15 of mounting bracket 11 , preferably abutting top wall 13 of mounting bracket 11 .
- the user then turns flat portions 8 on thumbscrews 7 to rotate threaded shafts 6 and move thumbscrews 7 though holes 10 to clamp caps 9 abutting tightly against first side surface 41 and a second side surface 43 of support structure 5 , whereby mounting bracket 11 is held securely to support structure 5 .
- round tube 19 is aligned with square tube 17 by inserting round tube 19 into the open end of square tube 17 .
- the user turns flat portion 25 of thumbscrew 21 which rotates threaded shaft 23 to clamp cap 9 against round tube 19 and frictionally hold tray 31 vertically at the user's desired height.
- the circular cross-sectional shape of round tube 19 enables tube 19 to be rotated within square tube 17 so that the user can rotate tray 31 in the horizontal plane after display rack 1 has been affixed to support structure 5 .
- Removable display rack 1 also provides for securing mounting bracket 11 to a non-flat side or a thicker support structure 5 .
- Thumbscrews 7 are moveable independently from one another and allow the user to tighten thumbscrews 7 to conform a non-planer surface. Furthermore, if a particular side 41 or 43 of support structure 5 is unreachable or not sufficiently exposed to allow a user to tighten thumbscrews 7 onto that side, as shown in FIG. 6 , one pair of thumbscrews 7 may be removed from one of the sidewalls indicated at 15 B. Likewise, if support structure 5 is thicker or wider, one pair of thumbscrews 7 may be removed. As shown more particularly in FIG.
- thumbscrew 21 When the user wants to vertically adjust tray 31 , thumbscrew 21 is loosened by turning flat portion 25 and tray 31 is raised or lowered to the desired new position. When the user is satisfied, thumbscrew 21 is tightened by turning flat portion in an opposite direction and pressure from thumbscrew 21 holds round tube 19 vertically in position. Likewise, if the user wishes to adjust tray 31 rotationally in the horizontal plane, thumbscrew 21 is loosened slightly and tray 31 is rotated. When the user is satisfied, thumbscrew 21 is retightened.
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A removable display rack for items of merchandise includes a U-shaped mounting bracket having a pair of spaced sidewalls and a topwall and is secured to a support structure by tightening thumbscrews which extend through the sidewalls and against the support structure, clamping the display rack firmly to the support structure. Extending vertically from the topwall of the mounting bracket is a square tube with an open end. A round tube extends vertically from a bottom wall of the tray and is inserted into the open end of the square tube. The tube is secured by another thumbscrew extending through the square tube, and clamps the tray at a desired vertical position. Merchandise is placed on the tray and held by sidewalls extending vertically from the bottom wall of the tray. The display rack is easily adjusted by loosening the thumbscrews and repositioning the rack vertically and horizontally on the support structure.
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- This application claims priority from U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 61/195,662 filed Oct. 9, 2008; the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.
- 1. Technical Field
- The invention relates generally to the display of merchandise. More particularly, the invention relates to a display rack for affixing to a base. Specifically, the invention relates to a merchandise display rack connected to a mounting bracket with thumbscrews for removably affixing to a base and which is adjustable both rotationally about a horizontal plane and vertically.
- 2. Background Information
- Display racks are an excellent way of presenting merchandise in storefronts, offices, or sales floors. Bins or display windows tend to obscure the items of merchandise or prevent the potential customer from handling the item. Department stores, convenience stores, and other retail shops often have windows which are used to display goods. These windows typically display a limited selection of goods because the goods are usually arranged on a table, a staged floor or some other prop. Shelving can be constructed adjacent or in the window, but structural members of conventional shelving obstruct the customer's view of the goods on display. Display racks allow the customer to fully view and handle the item at the customer's convenience, but they are generally not easily moveable. If a merchant wishes to move the display, he must first remove the entire product then disassemble the display fixtures and elements, move the display parts, reassemble the display rack in the new location, and finally load the display rack with the product. This is very time consuming and labor intensive for simply moving a display rack and product.
- Suction devices may be used to removably mount and secure display racks to surfaces such as glass, plastic, or Formica®. Problems often arise in use of suction devices in that they are difficult to properly position. Once a suction device is attached to a surface, the suction forces resist repositioning of the display rack. The attachment of the suction device to an object can also be a problem. The suction devise of the display rack may release when a large load is applied, causing the merchandise to fall to the ground.
- Another limitation of present display rack is the inability to adjust the display both rotationally about a horizontal plane and vertically. Once a display is affixed to a wall or resting on flooring, it is difficult to adjust the display height or orientation within a horizontal plane. A shop owner might want to change the “open” checkout lane and orient the display to this new adjacent lane. Current display racks are limited in their ability to adjust once assembled.
- Therefore, the need exists for a display rack which does not obstruct the customer's view of the merchandise, has a large load carrying capacity, and yet is sturdy when secured to a support structure. The display rack should be easily moveable to a new location without the need to remove the product. Additionally, the display tray should provide for adjustment both rotationally about a horizontal plane and vertically when secured to a support structure.
- The invention allows a user to display various objects and merchandise to customers and includes a presentation tray which is adjustable both rotationally about a horizontal plane and vertically, while being fully removable and relocatable to another position as the user desires. Typically a user selects a generally vertical support structure, such as an end-cap of a merchandise aisle fixture, or other store fixtures. The mounting bracket of the invention is placed on the vertical support structure. Thumbscrews, which extend through the mounting bracket, are tightened around the support structure, securely holding the mounting bracket to the structure.
- The mounting bracket has a square tube extending vertically and generally in the same vertical plane as the support structure. The tray portion of the invention includes a circular tube extending orthogonally and is placed inside the square tube of the mounting bracket. When the circular tube is at a desired depth within the square tube, a thumbscrew extending through a wall of the square tube is tightened to clamp the tray to the mounting bracket. This causes circular tube to be held by the thumbscrew inside of square tube, holding the merchandise tray at the desired height. The round tube within a square tube allows the tray to be rotated within the horizontal plane to change the orientation of the merchandise on the tray. The tray includes sidewalls extending vertically from the horizontal bottom wall of the tray to hold the merchandise on the tray. This allows the rack to be moved while the merchandise is on the tray and eliminate the need to remove the merchandise for changing positions.
- With the display rack removably secured to the support structure, customers are free to observe and take merchandise from off the tray. When the user wants to reposition the tray, the process for securing the mounting bracket to the support structure is reversed, the thumbscrews are loosened and the invention is moved easily to a new location.
- Merchants do not have to secure the display rack to a flat edge of a support structure. The mounting bracket and thumbscrews facilitate mounting to various shapes and type of support structures. Furthermore, if the support structure is inaccessible on one side, the merchant can remove the thumbscrews on a side of the mounting bracket and slide this sidewall onto the inaccessible portion the support structure. The thumbscrews on the accessible side are then tightened to secure the display rack to the support structure.
- A preferred embodiment of the invention, illustrated of the best mode in which Applicant contemplates applying the principles, is set forth in the following description and is shown in the drawings and is particularly and distinctly pointed out and set forth in the appended claims.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the removable display rack of the present invention with merchandise being displayed thereon and the rack mounted on a support structure; -
FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the display rack affixed to a support structure; -
FIG. 3 is a front plan view of the display rack as shown inFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken on line 4-4 ofFIG. 3 ; -
FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken on line 5-5 ofFIG. 3 ; and -
FIG. 6 is a side elevational view of the display rack mounted on a support structure with a single pair of thumbscrews. - Similar numbers refer to similar parts throughout the drawings.
- The removable display rack of the present invention is generally indicated at 1, and is shown in
FIGS. 1-6 removably secured to asupport structure 5 and shown onFIG. 1 holding merchandise 3.Display rack 1 is comprised of aU-shaped mounting bracket 11 having atop wall 13 and two parallel and spaced apartsidewalls 15 extending therefrom. Eachsidewall 15 contains a pair of threaded holes 10 (FIG. 5 ) sized to receive the threadedshaft 6 of athumbscrew 7. Eachthumbscrew 7 includes threadedshaft 6 intermediate aremovable cap 9 andflat portion 8. As shown inFIG. 5 , eachthumbscrew 7 passes through asidewall 15 by way ofhole 10, and is threadably adjustably mounted therein.Cap 9 is removably affixed to the terminal end of threadedshaft 6, distal toflat portion 8. - As shown in
FIGS. 4 and 5 , extending vertically fromtop wall 13 ofbracket 11 is asquare tube 17 formed with ahole 22 in asidewall 16 thereof aligned with a threadedhole 26 of anut 27 secured to sidewall 16 by aweld 28. Athumbscrew 21, having a threadedshaft 23 and aflat portion 25, extends thoughhole 22 and is threadably engaged inhole 26 ofnut 27. As shown inFIG. 4 ,square tube 17 telescopically slidably receives around tube 19 therein.Round tube 19 is sized to slidably engage and abut inside surfaces 24 ofsquare tube 17 throughout the length of both members asround tube 19 extends intosquare tube 17.Thumbscrew 21 extends though threadedhole 22 with the terminal end of threadedshaft 23abutting round tube 19 withinsquare tube 17.Thumbscrew 21clamps tube 19 at the desired height and rotational orientation within a horizontal plane withinsquare tube 17, allowing for an adjustable height and horizontal orientation oftray 31 onsupport structure 5. As shown inFIG. 5 ,square tube 17 is secured totop wall 13 of mountingbracket 11 bywelds 18. -
Bottom wall 32 oftray 31 provides a flat, horizontal base for displayingmerchandise 3.Tray 31 includes a first pair ofsidewalls 33 and a second pair ofsidewalls 35, each pair spaced apart and parallel, and extending vertically frombottom wall 32. Sidewalls 33 and 35 are generally perpendicular to each other and surroundbottom wall 32 to form a raised perimeter assisting to retainmerchandise 3 ontray 31. - In operation,
support structure 5 will preferably include atop surface 39, afirst side surface 41, and an opposedsecond side surface 43. A user securesdisplay rack 1 ontosupport structure 5 by positioningtop surface 39 ofsupport structure 5 withinsidewalls 15 of mountingbracket 11, preferably abuttingtop wall 13 of mountingbracket 11. The user then turnsflat portions 8 onthumbscrews 7 to rotate threadedshafts 6 and movethumbscrews 7 thoughholes 10 to clampcaps 9 abutting tightly againstfirst side surface 41 and asecond side surface 43 ofsupport structure 5, whereby mountingbracket 11 is held securely to supportstructure 5. - Once mounting
bracket 11 is affixed to supportstructure 5, the user alignsround tube 19 withsquare tube 17 by insertinground tube 19 into the open end ofsquare tube 17. Manually holdingtray 31 at the desired vertical height and orientation within a horizontal plane, the user turnsflat portion 25 ofthumbscrew 21 which rotates threadedshaft 23 to clampcap 9 againstround tube 19 and frictionally holdtray 31 vertically at the user's desired height. Additionally, the circular cross-sectional shape ofround tube 19 enablestube 19 to be rotated withinsquare tube 17 so that the user can rotatetray 31 in the horizontal plane afterdisplay rack 1 has been affixed to supportstructure 5. This allows the user to make adjustments and reposition the merchandise by slightly looseningthumbscrew 21, and raising, lowering, or rotatingtray 31, andretightening thumbscrew 21. Although shown as square,square tube 17 could be rectangular or rounded or any other shape which could allow for rotation ofround tube 19 therein. -
Removable display rack 1 also provides for securing mountingbracket 11 to a non-flat side or athicker support structure 5.Thumbscrews 7 are moveable independently from one another and allow the user to tightenthumbscrews 7 to conform a non-planer surface. Furthermore, if aparticular side support structure 5 is unreachable or not sufficiently exposed to allow a user to tightenthumbscrews 7 onto that side, as shown inFIG. 6 , one pair ofthumbscrews 7 may be removed from one of the sidewalls indicated at 15B. Likewise, ifsupport structure 5 is thicker or wider, one pair ofthumbscrews 7 may be removed. As shown more particularly inFIG. 6 ,sidewall 15B hasthumbscrews 7 removed to allowsidewall 15B to directly abutside surface 43 ofsupport structure 5.Thumbscrews 7 insidewall 15A are tightened by a user to secure mountingbracket 11 to supportstructure 5. In this way,removable display rack 1 may be secured to an item which is immovable and close to a wall or other immoveable object which provides limited access to one side.Removable thumbscrews 7 add versatility to wheredisplay rack 1 may be positioned. - Once
display rack 1 is secured to supportstructure 5 andtray 31 is secured vertically at the user's desired height and oriented horizontally, the user setsmerchandise 3 ontotray 31. Potential customers may viewmerchandise 3 at leisure asrack 1 is preferably positioned to be readily noticed by passing customers.Merchandise 3 is prevented from falling offtray 31 bysidewalls bottom wall 32 oftray 31 and retains and preventsmerchandise 3 from falling offtray 31. Customers can viewmerchandise 3 without obstructions from rack materials. - When the user wants to vertically adjust
tray 31,thumbscrew 21 is loosened by turningflat portion 25 andtray 31 is raised or lowered to the desired new position. When the user is satisfied,thumbscrew 21 is tightened by turning flat portion in an opposite direction and pressure fromthumbscrew 21 holdsround tube 19 vertically in position. Likewise, if the user wishes to adjusttray 31 rotationally in the horizontal plane,thumbscrew 21 is loosened slightly andtray 31 is rotated. When the user is satisfied,thumbscrew 21 is retightened. - When the user wishes to reposition
display rack 1, the process of securing mountingbracket 11 to supportstructure 5 is reversed.Thumbscrews 7 are loosened by turningflat portions 8 in the opposite direction, which reverses threadedshafts 6 and rotatesthumbscrews 7 in an outward direction throughholes 10 insidewall 15. Asthumbscrews 7 release frictional hold onsupport structure 5,display rack 1 is removed and carried to anothersupport structure 5 for repositioning. A major improvement over the prior art allows for the user to movedisplay rack 1 whilemerchandise 3 is ontray 31. Iftray 31 is kept in a generally horizontal position, sidewalls 33 and 35hold merchandise 3 ontobottom wall 32 oftray 31 as the user carriesremovable display rack 1 to a new location. This important feature eliminates the requirement that the user first removesmerchandise 3 before movingrack 1. Unloading, moving, and loadingmerchandise 3 is a time-intensive task which is eliminated byremovable display rack 1. - In the foregoing description, certain terms have been used for brevity, clearness, and understanding. No unnecessary limitations are to be implied therefrom beyond the requirement of the prior art because such terms are used for descriptive purposes and are intended to be broadly construed.
- Moreover, the description and illustration of the invention is an example and the invention is not limited to the exact details shown or described.
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1. A display rack comprising:
a mounting bracket having sidewalls, a top wall, and a first tube extending from the top wall;
at least one bracket fastener adapted to secure the mounting bracket to a support structure;
a tray having at least a bottom wall and a second tube extending from the bottom wall, wherein the second tube is sized to be telescopically slidably received and rotatable within said first tube; and
a tube fastener for adjustably securing the second tube within the first tube for vertically and rotationally adjusting the tray with respect to the support structure.
2. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein the first tube has a rectangular cross-sectional configuration.
3. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein the second tube has a circular cross-sectional configuration.
4. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein the top wall of the mounting bracket is disposed in an orthogonal orientation to the first tube extending therefrom.
5. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein the tray has a plurality of sidewalls extending from the bottom wall; and wherein the bottom wall is disposed in an orthogonal orientation to the second tube extending therefrom.
6. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein each bracket fastener is sized to extend through an opening formed in the sidewalls of the mounting bracket.
7. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein the tube fastener is sized to extend through an opening formed in the first tube.
8. The display rack of claim 1 , wherein the mounting bracket is U-shaped.
9. The display rack of claim 8 , in combination with a support structure sized to be received within the U-shaped mounting bracket.
10. The display rack of claim 9 , wherein the support structure includes a top surface and first and second opposed side surfaces.
11. The display rack of claim 10 , whereby the mounting bracket abuts the top surface and the first side surface of the support structure, and the bracket fasteners abut the second side surface when the mounting bracket is secured to the support structure.
12. The display rack of claim 10 , whereby the mounting bracket abuts the top surface of the support structure, and the bracket fasteners abut the first and second side surfaces when the mounting bracket is secured to the support structure.
13. A display rack comprising:
a U-shaped mounting bracket having a pair of spaced apart sidewalls and a top wall;
a plurality of thumbscrews sized to extend through openings formed in said sidewalls and adapted to secure the mounting bracket to a support structure;
a rectangular-shaped tube extending from the top wall of the mounting bracket; and
a tray having sidewalls, a bottom wall, and a round tube extending from the bottom wall and sized to be received within the rectangular-shaped tube.
14. The display rack of claim 13 , further comprising another thumbscrew sized to extend through an opening formed in the rectangular-shaped tube and clampingly engage the round tube to selectively secure the round tube in a vertical and rotational position within said rectangular-shaped tube.
15. The display rack of claim 13 , further comprising an inner surface disposed in the rectangular-shaped tube, wherein the round tube abuts the inner surface when the round tube is telescopically received within the rectangular-shaped tube to provide a rotational sliding fit therebetween.
16. A method of displaying merchandise comprising the steps of:
securing a U-shaped mounting bracket to a support structure whereby a portion of the support structure is disposed between a first sidewall and a second sidewall of the mounting bracket;
inserting a round tube extending from a tray into a rectangular-shaped tube extending from the mounting bracket; and
securing the round tube within the rectangular-shaped tube by at least one tube fastener to a selectable rotational and vertical position with respect to the support structure.
17. The method of claim 16 , further comprising the step of extending a plurality of bracket fasteners through openings formed in the first sidewall to secure the mounting bracket to the support structure.
18. The method of claim 17 , further comprising the step of extending a plurality of additional bracket fasteners through openings formed in the second sidewall to secure the mounting bracket to the support structure.
19. The method of claim 16 , further comprising the step of placing merchandise on the tray; and rotating the round tube while the merchandise is on the tray.
20. The method of claim 19 , further comprising the step of rotating the round tube within the rectangular-shaped tube to adjust the tray vertically and rotationally with respect to the support structure.
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