Lower cushioning structure and package cushioning structure for display panel

A lower cushioning structure for a display panel, comprising:

• a supporting frame, comprising a baseplate as well as a first side plate and a second side plate extending upwards from two opposite sides of the baseplate respectively;
• two first cushions, being disposed at a location where the first side plate of the supporting frame borders the baseplate and a location where the second side plate of the supporting frame borders the baseplate respectively;
• and
• two second cushions, being disposed on an inner wall of the first side plate and an inner wall of the second side plate of the supporting frame respectively, wherein the second cushions are located above the first cushions;
• wherein:
• each of the first cushions is formed, on an inner sidewall thereof, with a row of vertical first recesses spaced apart from each other in a horizontal direction;
• each of the second cushions is formed, on an inner sidewall thereof, with a row of vertical second recesses spaced apart from each other in the horizontal direction;
• the first recesses correspond to the second recesses in a one-to-one correspondence relationship in a vertical direction;
• and
• the first cushions have a hardness smaller than the second cushions.

A package cushioning structure for a display panel, comprising:

• a supporting frame comprising a baseplate and side plates extending upwards from two opposite sides of the baseplate;
• first cushions to be disposed at corners of the display panel;
• and
• second cushions to be disposed at sides of the display panel;
• wherein:
• each of the first cushions is formed with first recesses for receiving a corner of the display panel;
• each of the second cushions is formed with second recesses for receiving a side of the display panel;
• wherein each of the first cushions is disposed at a corner where one of the side plates of the supporting frame borders the baseplate;
• each of the second cushions is disposed on an inner wall of one of the side plates of the supporting frame;
• each of the first cushions has a plurality of first recesses spaced apart from each other in a horizontal direction;
• each of the second cushions has a plurality of second recesses spaced apart from each other in the horizontal direction;
• and the first recesses correspond to the second recesses in a one-to-one correspondence relationship in a vertical direction.