Display assembly and component parts therefore
OwnerTimothy Prescott Stanleyinventor
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Abstract
Movable partitioning, e.g. for display booths at exhibitions and the like, comprises partition members having generally rectangular frames, the side members of which are fitted with cylindrical collars. The cylindrical collars form the broadest part of the exterior surface of the side frame members. The partition members are assembled by placing them, at any desired relative angle, with their cylindrical collars touching, and binding them around their cylindrical collars with releasable binding straps. Two, three, four or more panels can be secured into a single joint in this manner. The display is simply and quickly dismantled into individual partition members by removing the binding straps. The display provides great versatility as regards the formations in which it can be assembled.
Claims5
Movable partitioning and display system comprising a plurality of relatively movable partition members assemblable with and dismantlable from one another;
- each partition member comprising at least one side frame member in the form of a strut having a non-circular cross sectional shape, said strut having at least two first length portions comprising cylindrical collars on the exterior of said strut at spaced apart locations along the length thereof, and residual second length portions of smaller cross section, the outer surfaces of said second length portions being disposed wholly within the axial lengthwise projection of the cylindrical outer surface of said first length portion;
- said partition members being positionable with respect to one another with respective first length portions on side frame members thereof juxtaposed and with cylindrical outer surfaces thereof touching one another on assembly to form the system;
- and releasable binding means adapted to surround and tightly bind together groups of two or more juxtaposed first length portions of respective partition members on assembly thereof to form said system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.