Combined display case
OwnerSzu-Chang Hsiaoinventor
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Abstract
A combined display case is composed of a plurality of joints, frames and glass. Each joint has connecting posts or elliptic posts which can be inserted into through holes or elliptic holes of the frames so as to connect with each other. The joints and frames have receiving grooves in which glass can be installed firmly. In addition, the display case can be opened by installing hinges on the glass, and on the bottom of the glass, a door holder can be loosened to slide down into the receiving groove of a frame to latch the glass door. When the door holder is slid out of the receiving groove, the glass door can be opened freely.
Claims6
A display case assembly having at least one display case with a substantially parallelepiped configuration and comprising:
- a) at least one base wall, at least figure side walls, and at least one top wall;
- b) at least our base frame members, each base frame member having a first receiving groove extending along the length of the base frame member configured to receive an edge of the base wall and a second receiving groove extending along the length of the base frame member configured to receive an edge of a side wall, the base frame members having a first cross-sectional configuration;
- c) at least four base corner members, each removably attached to two base frame members so as to form a base having a substantially parallelepiped configuration;
- d) an upstanding frame member removably attached to and extending upwardly from each of the at least four base corner members, the upstanding frame members having a second crosssectional configuration different from the first cross-sectional configuration, at least two third receiving grooves extending along the length and configured to receive edges of two side walls;
- e) at least four top frame members, each having at least two fourth receiving grooves extending along the length configured to receive edges of the side walls and top wall, the top frame member having a third cross-sectional configuration different from the first cross-sectional configuration;
- f) at least four corner members, each removably attached to an upstanding frame member and two top frame members;
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- g) pivot attaching means for pivotally attaching at least one side wall to adjoining upstanding frame members comprising hinge pins extending from the side wall so as to engage holes formed in-the adjoining upstanding frame members such that the pivot axis extends generally perpendicular to the third receiving grooves in the adjoining side members to which the hinge pins are attached.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.