Convertible display
AssigneeRepublic Brands L.P.
InventorsVincent Emory, Mei Lin
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Abstract
A convertible display includes a six faces. A first removable section includes portions of the fourth, fifth, and sixth faces. The first removable section has two perforated lines extending an entire width of the fourth face, a perforated line defined in the fifth face, and another perforated line defined in the sixth face. A second removable section includes portions of the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth faces. The second removable section has a perforated line extending an entire width of the third face. A third removable section includes a portion of the sixth face and shares a border with the second removable section. A fourth removable section includes a portion of the fifth face and shares a border with the second removable section.
Claims20
A convertible display comprising:
- a first face;
- a second face extending orthogonally relative the first face;
- a third face disposed opposite the first face and extending parallel relative thereto;
- a fourth face disposed opposite the second face and extending parallel relative thereto;
- a fifth face extending orthogonally relative the first face, the second face, the third face, and the fourth face;
- a sixth face disposed opposite the fifth face and extending parallel relative thereto;
- a first removable section including a portion of the fourth face, the fifth face, and the sixth face, the first removable section having a perimeter including two perforated lines extending an entire width of the fourth face, a perforated line defined in the fifth face, and another perforated line defined in the sixth face;
- a second removable section including a portion of the third face, the fourth face, the fifth face, and the sixth face, the second removable section having a perimeter including a perforated line extending an entire width of the third face;
- a third removable section including a portion of the sixth face, the third removable section sharing a border with the second removable section;
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- a fourth removable section including a portion of the fifth face, the fourth removable section sharing a border with the second removable section.
A convertible display capable of being selectively positioned on a support surface in a first display mode and a second display mode, the convertible display comprising:
- a first portion to contact the support surface in the first display mode;
- a second portion to contact the support surface in the second display mode;
- a first removable section including a panel disposed opposite the second portion, the first removable section configured to be removed to convert the convertible display into the first display mode;
- a second removable section including a panel disposed opposite the first portion and a panel disposed opposite the second portion, the first removable section and the second removable section configured to be removed to convert the convertible display into the second display mode;
- a third removable section including a panel disposed perpendicular to the first portion and the second portion;
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- a fourth removable section including a panel disposed perpendicular to the first portion and the second portion, the fourth removable section disposed opposite the third removable section.
A convertible display comprising:
- a first removable section having a rectangular middle portion and two curved end portions coupled to the rectangular middle portion;
- a second removable section sharing a border with the rectangular middle portion of the first removable section;
- apertures defined in the convertible display, each aperture sharing a respective border with a corresponding one of the two curved end portions of the first removable section;
- a third removable section sharing a border with a corresponding one of the apertures, the third removable section also sharing a border with the second removable section;
- a fourth removable section sharing a border with a corresponding one of the apertures, the fourth removable section also sharing a border with the second removable section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.