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US 2022/0064974 A1Published application
Modular display booth assembly that requires no tools
OwnerJosh Rifkininventor
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A modular display can be assembled and disassembled by one person without any tools. The structural parts of the assembly include several types of interlocking pieces which form stable columns, and various bridging devices, including a bridge shelf removably secured by bridge brackets, that allow for slatwall or pegboard to be easily inserted to display a wide range of products that merchandise on slatwall, pegboard, shelves, tables and free-standing pedestals as well as garment poles. This display booth emulates a retail shopping experience where physical products are sold on varying display mediums. The parts fit to together by inserting hooked tabs into slots that fit the width of the tabs. Since all the parts are interchangeable, the system allows for multiple configurations, as well as easy expansion of the display booth by adding more parts.
A modular trade show display with interlocking slots, comprising a column, where the column comprises four end units, four bridge units and two middle units, where each end unit has an end unit end and two end unit slots, where each bridge unit has a bridge unit top end and a bridge unit bottom end, and where each bridge unit has four bridge unit slots, with two bridge unit slots at the bridge unit top end and two bridge unit slots at the bridge unit bottom end, and where each middle unit has a middle unit top end and a middle unit bottom end, and where each middle unit has four middle unit slots, with two middle unit slots at the middle unit top end and two middle unit slots at the middle unit bottom end, and where each of the end unit slots removably slot into one of the bridge unit slots, and each of the middle unit slots removably slot into at least one of the bridge unit slots,
A modular trade show display with interlocking slots, comprising two columns, where the first column and the second column each contains at least one slat wall cutout, where the at least one slat wall cutout can removably retain a slat wall insert to allow for merchandising of one or more items on a surface of both of the two columns, where the slat wall insert is removably secured to both the first column and the second column by a bridge joist, where each column comprises four end units, four bridge units and two middle units, additionally comprising a backwall, where the backwall is connected to the first column and to the second column, where the bridge joist interlocks with mating joist slots in both the first column and the second column, such that the first column and the second column are maintained at a desired distance from each other, additionally comprising at least two slat wall blocks, where each bridge unit additionally comprises two or more bridge unit peg holes, and where each of the slat wall blocks additionally comprises two or more slat wall block pegs, where each of the two or more slat wall block pegs removably mates with one of the two or more bridge unit peg holes of the bridge unit, creating a slat wall end channel in each column that is bordered on three sides by one of the slat wall blocks, a face side of one of the bridge units and one of the four end units, and a side of one of the middle units, such that the slat wall is removably retained in a slat wall end cavity in both columns.
A modular trade show display with interlocking slots, comprising two columns, where each column comprises four end units, four bridge units and two middle units, where the first column and the second column each contains at least one slat wall cutout, where the at least one slat wall cutout can removably retain a slat wall insert to allow for merchandising of one or more items on a surface of both of the two columns, where the slat wall is removably secured to both the first column and the second column by a bridge joist, where the bridge joist interlocks with mating joist slots in both the first column and the second column, such that the first column and the second column are maintained at a desired distance from each other, additionally comprising at least two slat wall blocks, where each bridge unit additionally comprises two or more bridge unit peg holes, and where each of the slat wall blocks additionally comprises two or more slat wall block pegs, where each of the two or more slat wall block pegs removably mates with one of the two or more bridge unit peg holes of the bridge unit, creating a slat wall end channel in each column that is bordered on three sides by one of the slat wall blocks, a face side of one of the bridge units and one of the four end units, and a side of one of the middle units, such that the slat wall is removably retained in a slat wall end cavity in both columns.
A bridge assembly, comprising a bridge shelf with two ends, where each end has two holes located on an underside portion of each of the two ends, and two brackets, where each has two prongs that mate with the two holes in the underside portion, and where each bracket has an insert portion that mates with a bridge unit slot such that the bridge shelf extends from a first bridge unit to a second bridge unit.
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