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US 2019/0290026 A1Published application
Display Units for Product Testers
AssigneeThe Royal Promotion Group, Inc. dba RPG
InventorsBrett S. Kalm, Karla Lopez
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Abstract
A product display tester unit is provided to allow for the efficient and effective display of goods, such as creams, lotions, and serums. The display tester unit comprises a fluted panel, a ledge and a base. The display tester unit may be used as part of a display system, and its components are reversibly associated within one another.
Claims20
A product display tester unit comprising:
- (a) a base comprising:
- a first front surface having a first bottom edge and a first top edge, a first rear surface having a second top edge and a second bottom edge;
- and a receiving region located between the first front surface and the first rear surface, wherein the receiving region comprises a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first surface is generally planar and the first surface has a first width and a first rear edge, wherein the first surface of the receiving region slopes downward across the first width from the first top edge to the first rear edge, wherein the second surface of the receiving region has a third bottom edge and a third top edge, wherein the second surface of the receiving region slopes upward from the third bottom edge to the third top edge, wherein a recess is defined between the first rear edge of the first surface of the receiving region and the second surface of the receiving region,
- wherein the first top edge of the first front surface is located at a first height above a plane defined by a bottom of the base, wherein the second top edge of the first rear surface is located at a second height above the plane defined by the bottom of the base, wherein the third top edge of the second surface is located at a third height above the plane defined by the bottom of the base, wherein an upper portion of the first rear edge of the first surface of the receiving region is located at a fourth height above the plane defined by the bottom of the base, and a bottom portion of the recess is located at a fifth height above the plane defined by the bottom of the base, wherein each of the second height and the third height is higher than the first height, and wherein the fifth height is below the fourth height;
- (b) a ledge, wherein the ledge has a first ledge surface and a second ledge surface, wherein the first ledge surface has a first upper edge and a first lower edge, wherein the second ledge surface has a second width and a second rear edge, wherein the second ledge surface slopes downward from the first upper edge to the second rear edge, wherein the second width is smaller than the first width;
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- (c) a fluted panel having a third width, a second front surface, a second rear surface, a top surface and an engagement element at a bottom of the fluted panel, wherein the second front surface of the fluted panel defines a plurality of alternating peaks and valleys that form a plurality of cavities, wherein the peaks are protrusions each having a fourth width and at least a first thickness, wherein the fourth width is substantially equal to the third width, wherein each valley is a cavity formed between a corresponding pair of consecutive peaks from said plurality of peaks, wherein the engagement element has a second thickness, wherein the second thickness is less than the first thickness and wherein at least two of the cavities have different sizes;
- wherein the ledge is removably placed on top of the first front surface of the base and the first surface of the receiving region, wherein the fluted panel removably rests on and abuts the second surface of the receiving region with the engagement element being inserted within the recess and located between the first rear edge of the first surface of the receiving region and the second surface of the receiving region;
- wherein the valleys are configured to receive a plurality of cosmetic items therein.
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