Collapsible display and dispensing device
AssigneeThomson-Leeds Company, Inc.
InventorDavid March
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Abstract
A display and dispensing device includes a collapsible cardboard rack having a rear wall and hinged side walls provided with vertically spaced longitudinal recesses delineating forwardly projecting pairs of arms having track delineating top edges and cross pieces extending between and hinged at their opposite ends to the front ends of the arms of each pair. A shelf member having side channels slidably engaging each pair of tracks is supported by each pair of arms and has a rearwardly projecting apertured tab projecting through a respective opening in the rack rear wall and interlocked with a tongue located in the opening.
Claims15
A display device comprising a vertical rack collapsible to a lay flat condition and including a vertically extending rear wall and a plurality of vertically spaced pairs of laterally spaced arms hinged to and projecting forwardly from respective opposite edges of said rear wall, the arms of each pair having bottom edges and parallel coplanar track defining forwardly downwardly inclined top edges and a shelf member supported by each pair of said arms in a forwardly downwardly inclined position and including a base section having laterally spaced side edges and downwardly open channel sections extending along said side edges and longitudinally slidably embracing respective tracks of a respective pair of arms, and coupling means interconnecting said shelves and said rack to restrict the longitudinal movement of said shelf member, said arm bottom edges being spaced above the directly underlying shelf member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.