Display rack for sunglasses or similar articles
AssigneeHudson Universal Ltd.
InventorHelmut Strauss
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Abstract
A display rack for sunglasses includes a series of individual compartments oriented in the vertical plane and arranged in a stacked array. The display rack includes a plurality of vertical wall members with at least three central members oriented to form a "Z" like cross sectional configuration. At each compartment location, there are secured to the vertical wall members first and second planar members with each planar member having a first triangular shaped arm extending from a common base and separated from a second arm by a triangular cutout. The cutouts of each planar member are inserted into respective sides of said "Z" configuration to form first and second shelves at said compartment location with each shelf capable of accommodating a pair of glasses.
Claims8
A display rack for sunglasses or similar articles, said rack of the type including a series of individual compartments oriented in the vertical plane in a stacked array, comprising;
- a plurality of vertical wall members extending in the vertical plane with at least three central vertical wall members oriented to form a "Z" like cross sectional configuration,
- first and second planar members secured to said vertical wall members at each compartment location and directed in a generally horizontal plane, with each planar member being of an identical configuration, each having a first triangular shaped arm extending from a common base and separated from a second arm extending from said common base with said second arm separated from said first arm by a triangular cutout of the same configuration as said first arm, with each cutout of each planar member inserted on to one side of said "Z" formed by said vertical wall members to enable one pair of glasses to be retained by each planar member with the temple portions of said glasses extending along the respective first and second arms of each planar member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.