Modular merchandise display
AssigneeAmerican Greetings Corporation
InventorsScott Osiecki, Igor Chernyshev, Peter Maciulewicz, Donwoong Kang
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Abstract
A modular merchandise display which allows for the integrated display of greeting cards and other social expression products. The system provides flexibility in the set up and modification of the retail display over time by offering product modules having a variety of holding mechanisms for retaining and displaying a wide range of products. Each product module operates independently from all others such that adding/removing/rearranging a product module does not affect or disrupt the other product modules on the display.
Claims5
A modular merchandise display comprising:
- a first slotted upright and a second slotted upright opposite the first slotted upright, the first and second slotted uprights having a first end and a second end opposite the first end;
- a first horizontal rail and a second horizontal rail opposite the first horizontal rail, the first horizontal rail attached between the first ends of the first and second slotted uprights, and the second horizontal rail attached between the second ends of the first and second slotted uprights, creating a substantially rectangular merchandise display frame;
- a pegboard panel attached to the inside surface of the merchandise display frame;
- a plurality of module bars attached between two slotted uprights of a merchandise display frame, over the pegboard panel, each of the plurality of module bars having one or more cutouts or tabs along the upper edge thereof;
- a plurality of product modules;
- a plurality of identical hanger hardware, each of the plurality of identical hanger hardware attached to a rear surface of each of the plurality of product modules, the plurality of identical hanger hardware being attached to the one or more cutouts or tabs along the upper edge of one of the plurality of module bars;
- wherein the plurality of product modules are operative to each be selectively added or removed without disrupting other product modules attached to the plurality of module bars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.