Merchandise security system
AssigneeFasteners for Retail, Inc.
InventorsSonny Siazon, Shane Obitts
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Abstract
A merchandise display system comprises a tile rail defining a tile track extending along a first direction, and a plurality of tiles slidably engaged with the tile rail and configured to independently translate along the first direction, each tile of the plurality of tiles including a pair of bearing rails engaged with the tile track, and each tile including a tile carriage slidably engaged with the tile rail and a front tile panel extending away transverse to the tile carriage, the front tile panel including an aperture formed therethrough.
Claims10
A merchandise display system comprising:
- a tile rail defining a tile track extending along a first direction;
- and
- a plurality of tiles slidably engaged with the tile rail and configured to independently translate along the first direction, each tile including a tile carriage slidably engaged with the tile rail and a front tile panel extending transverse to the tile carriage, the front tile panel including an aperture formed therethrough and having a height extending in a second direction from the carriage to a distal end and a width extending from first side surface defining a first indentation to an opposite second side surface defining a second indentation, each of the first indentation, the second indentation, and the aperture confined in a quartile of the front tile panel closest to the carriage.
A merchandise display system comprising:
- a tile rail defining a tile track extending along a first direction;
- and
- a tile including:
- a tile carriage having a plurality of T-shaped bearing rails engaged with the tile rail;
- and
- a front tile panel having a height extending from the tile carriage to a distal end and including (i) an aperture formed therethrough, (ii) a first indentation formed along a first side surface, and (iii) a second indentation formed along an opposite second side surface, each of the aperture the first indentation, and the second indentation die posed-confined in a quartile of the front tile panel closest to the carriage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.