Point of purchase display with attached riser card
OwnerEdward Brandstetterinventor
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Abstract
A point of purchase display that has a horizontal base formed of thermoplastic material and an upright riser can be stored and shipped in a compact state and set up without the use of tools at the location where the display is used. The riser is formed from a flat sheet of cardboard with score lines for folding. The score lines can permit the riser to be attached to the base and folded under the base for storage and shipping and then allow the riser to be pivoted to an upright position where the riser is held in place. Various embodiments of the three-dimensional display are described and illustrated.
Claims3
A three-dimensional point of purchase display comprising an integrally formed base with a top surface and front, rear and side walls extending downward from the top surface, and lugs projecting from the rear wall for engagement of a riser, and a riser comprising a flat rectangular body with a front face and cutout slots at a lower edge of the body for sliding fit over the lugs of the base, the riser having side flaps extending back at an angle of ninety degrees with respect to a face of the riser and the base having legs extending rearward from opposite ends of the rear wall for holding the flaps in position.
A three-dimensional point of purchase display comprising an integrally formed base with a top surface and front, rear and side walls extending downward from the top surface, and lugs projecting from the rear wall for engagement of a riser, and a riser comprising a flat rectangular body with a front face and cutout slots at a lower edge of the body for sliding fit over the lugs of the base, the riser having side flaps extending back at a predetermined angle with respect to a face of the riser and the base having legs extending rearward from opposite ends of the rear wall for holding the flaps in position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.