Display shelf assembly
AssigneeUnion Camp Corporation
InventorsWilliam F. Moss, Tricia Knezevich
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Abstract
An inexpensive, strong, fully recyclable and easy to assemble display shelf assembly made from folded blanks of corrugated liner board, includes a support housing having a back panel with side panels extending forwardly from opposite edges thereof. Each side panel has an inner wall and a spaced, parallel outer wall connected by narrow panels at their opposite edges, defining box-like structures. A plurality of slots are formed in the opposite, confronting inner walls, and a plurality of shelf units have their opposite ends received in respective slots to support the shelf units on the support housing. Each shelf unit is made from folded blanks of corrugated liner board so that a substantially unbroken top surface is provided, with box beam structures beneath and supporting the top surface.
Claims20
A display shelf assembly, comprising:
- a support housing having a generally upright back panel means with opposite side edges, a side panel extending forwardly from each of the opposite side edges of the back panel means and terminating in a forward free edge, each said side panel comprising spaced apart inner and outer parallel walls, said inner wall having at least one elongate rectangular opening or slot formed therein, extending in a front-to-rear direction;
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- at least one shelf unit extending between the side panels and having its opposite ends extended through an associated slot in each of the side panel inner walls to hold the shelf in generally horizontal, supported position between the side panels.
A display shelf assembly as claimed in 19, wherein:
- said side panels each comprises a blank folded about fold lines to define said inner and outer spaced apart walls, with narrow rectangular panels extending between opposite edges of the inner and outer walls, defining a box-like structure for each side panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.