Display panel having dual securement means
AssigneeBonnie Roche
InventorsBonnie Roche, Samuel Farber
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Abstract
A display board, panel, or wall section comprising a penetrating object permeable panel and a ferromagnetic apertured material, preferably a wire mesh, disposed on a surface of the permeable panel, the apertured material being exposed to view and being adapted to receive magnetic means for securing an item to be displayed on the display panel and further having an aperture size such that the permeable panel is adapted to receive a penetrating object, such as a tack, for securing an item to be displayed on the display panel through an aperture of the apertured material.
Claims33
A wall panel suitable for displaying items thereon comprising:
- a penetrating object permeable panel;
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- a magnet attractive apertured mesh material disposed on a surface of said permeable panel, said apertured material being exposed to view and being adapted to receive magnetic means for securing an item to be displayed on the wall panel and further having an aperture size such that the permeable panel is adapted to receive a penetrating object for securing an item to be displayed on the wall panel through an aperture of the apertured material, said apertured material being such that a penetrating object will be directed into an aperture of the apertured material regardless of the position of said penetrating object over the apertured material.
A wall panel suitable for displaying items thereon comprising:
- a penetrating object permeable panel;
- and
- a magnet attractive apertured material disposed on a surface of said permeable panel, said apertured material being exposed to view and being adapted to receive magnetic means for securing an item to be displayed on the wall panel and further having an aperture size such that the permeable panel is adapted to receive a penetrating object for securing an item to be displayed on the wall panel through an aperture of the apertured material, said apertured material comprising a plurality of filaments, the filaments being such that a penetrating object, if aligned with a filament, will be deflected into an aperture of the apertured material regardless of the position of said penetrating object over the apertured material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.