Display Stand With Table
AssigneeAisle Advertising
InventorsMark R. MacDonald, Robert W. Stimson
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Abstract
The invention relates to display stands including a table. In an embodiment, the invention includes a display stand including a display stand housing. The display stand housing can be configured to hold one or more graphic panels. The display stand housing can define a table pocket. The display stand also includes a table assembly configured to move between a stored configuration and a deployed configuration. The table assembly can be configured to be disposed within the table pocket and concealed from view by at least one of the graphic panels when in the stored configuration. The display stand housing can further include a counter top panel disposed over the display stand housing. Other embodiments are also included herein.
Claims19
A display stand comprising:
- a front wall configured to hold a first graphic panel;
- a back wall disposed opposite of the front wall, the back wall comprising a door;
- a first side wall, the first side wall defining a pocket, the first side wall configured to hold a second graphic panel;
- a table assembly configured to be moved between a stored position wherein the table assembly is disposed within the pocket of the first side wall and a deployed position wherein a portion of the table assembly extends substantially perpendicularly to the first side wall;
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- a counter top panel disposed over the front wall, back wall, and first side wall.
A display stand comprising:
- a display stand housing, the display stand housing configured to hold one or more graphic panels, the display stand housing defining a table pocket;
- a table assembly configured to move between a stored configuration and a deployed configuration, the table assembly configured to be disposed within the table pocket and concealed from view by at least one of the graphic panels when in the stored configuration;
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- a counter top panel disposed over the display stand housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.