Multi-chute gravity feed dispenser display
AssigneeGamon Plus, Inc.
InventorsTerry J. Johnson, Travis Ogden Johnson, John Schoemer
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Abstract
A set of panels having chutes therebetween. The chutes being defined by curvilinear rails on such panels. The curvilinear rails having stops thereon for stopping the products for viewing.
Claims20
A dispenser and display rack system for storing and displaying products on store shelving, said system comprising at least three panels having an operative orientation wherein said panels are disposed in spaced-apart side-by-side relation constituting an operative orientation and wherein adjacent ones of said panels constitute panel pairs, means affixed to said panels forming at least one product chute disposed between each of said panel pairs, each said chute and having a loading end, a dispensing end and an elongated product travel path descending at least substantially full length from said loading end to said dispensing end, a plurality of retention pins connecting said panels, there being at least some of said pins connecting said panel pairs in a first manner to permit shifting thereof between a collapsed condition and said operative orientation and in a second manner to lock said panels in said operative orientation.
13 A gravity rack in accordance with claim 11, wherein said first rail is spaced about 0.125 inch above said second rail.
A gravity feed rack comprising a pair of panels disposed in spaced apart side-by-side relation, each one of said panels having rails projecting therefrom toward the other of said panels to jointly define at least one travel path, said rails of each of said panels including at least one rail set, said set including a first rail and a second rail spaced from and disposed below said first rail, said second rail projecting further toward said other of said panels than said first rail.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.