Quick assembly stacking display case
OwnerBrent Durham, Thomas Alexander Montgomeryinventors
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Abstract
A four-sided stacking display case with multiple sections that can be easily assembled and disassembled. The top section has a uniform bottom attachment, the middle sections have a uniform top attachment and a uniform bottom attachment, and the bottom section has a uniform top attachment. All uniform top attachments are the same and consist of four panels attached in an offset cross pattern where each panel has a groove, and all uniform bottom attachments are the same and consist of four panels attached in an offset cross pattern where each panel has a protruding tongue, where the four tongues insert into and attach to the four grooves, so that the sections are easily attached or detached.
Claims9
A stacking display case comprising:
- a bottom section comprised of four vertical panels, each of one of four vertical panels has an inside edge and an attachment slot offset from a midpoint of the vertical panel, wherein the inside edge of each of the one of four vertical panels is attached perpendicularly into the attachment slot of another of the four vertical panels such that they create an offset cross pattern, and wherein further each of said for vertical panels has a top end and a bottom end and wherein each top end is the same to create a uniform top end and wherein each bottom end is the same to create a uniform bottom end, and wherein further the four top ends in combination create a uniform top attachment;
- a middle section comprised four vertical panels, each of one of four vertical panels has an inside edge and an attachment slot offset from a midpoint of the vertical panel, wherein the inside edge of each of the one of four vertical panels is attached perpendicularly into the attachment slot of another of the four vertical panels such that they create an offset cross pattern, and wherein further each of said for vertical panels has a top end and a bottom end and wherein each top end is the same to create a uniform top end and wherein each bottom end is the same to create a uniform bottom end, and wherein further the four top ends in combination create a uniform top attachment, and the four bottom ends in combination create a uniform bottom attachment;
- a top section comprised of four vertical panels, each of one of four vertical panels has an inside edge and an attachment slot offset from a midpoint of the vertical panel, wherein the inside edge of each of the one of four vertical panels is attached perpendicularly into the attachment slot of another of the four vertical panels such that they create an offset cross pattern, and wherein further each of said for vertical panels has a top end and a bottom end and wherein each top end is the same to create a uniform top end and wherein each bottom end is the same to create a uniform bottom end, and wherein further the four bottom ends in combination create a uniform bottom attachment;
- wherein the bottom section offset cross pattern, the middle section offset cross pattern, and the top section offset cross pattern are identical such that the middle section can attach to the bottom section and the top section can attach to either the middle section or the bottom section.
A stacking quick assembly display case comprising:
- a four-sided bottom section having a uniform top attachment;
- a multiplicity of four-sided middle sections having a uniform bottom attachment and a uniform top attachment;
- a four-sided top section having a uniform bottom attachment;
- wherein said bottom section, said middle sections, and said top section are constructed from four vertical panels attached on a perpendicular edge and offset from the middle of said vertical panel to create an offset cross pattern with an interior square;
- wherein said uniform top attachment mates with said uniform bottom attachment;
- and wherein further said top section can be attached directly to said bottom section, or to one or more middle sections to create a stacking display case of varying heights.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.