Rotatable package display rack with cross arms
AssigneeDunn Woodworks
InventorHenry L. Dunn
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Abstract
A rotatable package display rack comprises a post made of four vertically extending boards, two of the boards being spaced and parallel boards, and the other two boards being spaced and parallel, and perpendicular to the first two boards. An edge of one board engages the side of another board, and a hollow provided by faces of the vertical boards receives and journals a shaft extending upwardly from feet which support the post. The boards are notched, to receive cross arms, the cross arms supporting hangers from which packaged products may be suspended. Each cross arm is in engaging relationship with notches in two of the boards of the post, and engages the faces of the other two boards of the post.
Claims14
A rotatable package display rack comprising:
- a post extending substantially vertically and comprising four boards, two of said boards being in spaced parallel relation and two of said boards being in spaced parallel relation and perpendicular to said first two boards, each said board having an edge engaging a surface of an adjacent board,
- at least one cross arm extending transversely through said post and having spaced vertical surfaces, said vertical surfaces of said cross arm respectively engaging a surface of a first and a second board of said post, and
- means for supporting said post at the lower end thereof.
A rotatable package display rack comprising:
- a post comprising four substantially vertically extending boards, each of rectangular horizontal cross-section,
- a first two of said boards being in spaced, parallel relation, and a second two of said boards being in spaced, parallel relation and in planes perpendicular to said first two boards, each said board having a vertically extending edge thereof in engagement with a surface of an adjacent board transverse thereto, thereby providing a longitudinally extending hollow within said post of substantially square cross-section,
- a pair of cross arms in interpenetrating relationship intermediate the ends thereof, the interengaging portions of said cross arms being within said hollow of said post, said cross arms each having a substantially vertical rectangular cross-section, and each said cross arm having a pair of spaced, parallel surfaces extending in vertical planes, each surface of each cross arm engaging the vertically extending surface of the board of a post, and
- means for supporting said post at the lower end thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.