Resetting cart
AssigneePhoenix Intangibles Holding Company
InventorsDaniel Christopher Murray, Albert Daniel Burick, Jr., Diana Lynn Garfold-Barr, Lee A. Wintermantel, Anthony V. Sainato, James W. Bates
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Abstract
A resetting cart with a number of product support assemblies is provided. The product support assemblies are movably coupled to a cart assembly and structured to move between a number of vertical positions. Thus, a number of reset assembly shelf assemblies are disposed at a selected elevation that generally corresponds to a product support assembly (e.g., a shelf) elevation.
Claims20
A resetting cart for resetting product displays, said product displays including a plurality of product supports, each product support disposed at an elevation, said resetting cart comprising:
- a cart assembly including a frame assembly and a plurality of wheels;
- a reset assembly including a number of product support assemblies;
- said reset assembly product support assemblies movably coupled to said cart assembly and structured to move between a number of vertical positions generally corresponding to the elevation of a product support;
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- wherein a number of reset assembly product support assemblies structured to support a number of product units and structured to position said product units at an elevation generally corresponding to a product support elevation.
A resetting cart for resetting product displays, said product displays including a plurality of product supports, each product support disposed at an elevation, said resetting cart comprising:
- a cart assembly including a frame assembly and a plurality of wheels;
- a reset assembly including a number of product support assemblies;
- said reset assembly product support assemblies movably coupled to said cart assembly and structured to move between a number of vertical positions;
- wherein a number of reset assembly product support assemblies are disposed at a selected elevation that generally correspond to a shelf member elevation;
- said reset assembly includes a mounting assembly;
- said reset assembly mounting assembly including a number of temporary coupling first components;
- each said product support assembly includes a number of temporary coupling second components;
- wherein each said product support assembly is temporarily coupled to said reset assembly mounting assembly;
- said mounting assembly includes a rack assembly;
- said reset assembly product support assemblies include a number of movable product support shelf assemblies;
- each said product support shelf assembly coupled to said rack assembly;
- each product support shelf assembly includes a product retention assembly;
- said product retention assembly includes a number of barrier members;
- wherein each said barrier member is movably coupled to an associated product support shelf assembly;
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- wherein each barrier member is structured to move between a between a lower, first position, wherein the top of each barrier member is at an elevation below the upper surface of the associated product support shelf member and, an upper, second position wherein the barrier member extends above the elevation of the upper surface of the associated product support shelf member.
A method of resetting a product display, said product display including a plurality of product supports, each product support disposed at an elevation, said method comprising:
- providing a resetting cart including a cart assembly and a reset assembly, said cart assembly including a frame and a plurality of wheels, said reset assembly including a number of product support assemblies, said reset assembly product support assemblies movably coupled to said cart assembly and structured to move between a number of vertical positions, wherein a number of reset assembly shelf assemblies are disposed at a selected elevation that generally corresponds to a shelf member elevation;
- positioning at least one product support assembly at an elevation generally corresponding to a product support;
- disposing a number of product units on said product support assembly positioned at an elevation generally corresponding to a product support;
- positioning said resetting cart to face said product display;
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- moving product units generally horizontally from said positioned product support assembly to a product support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.