BRPI0900039A2 - boards for advertising inside public transport vehicles - Google Patents

Abstract

TABLES FOR ADVERTISING INSIDE COLLECTIVE TRANSPORT VEHICLES. The present invention is characterized by frames for the display of advertising or advertisement installed inside public transport vehicles, behind the seat backs (14), facing seated passengers and near windows, facing passengers passing by. circulate around the vehicle or travel standing.

Description

TABLES FOR ADVERTISING INSIDE COLLECTIVE TRANSPORT VEHICLES

The present invention is characterized by frames installed within public transport ducts - in front of windows and behind seat backs - on which advertisements are posted, generating a new media and income option for the cost of public transport.

Prior Art

Currently, the advertising sector only explores adhesives glued to the glazing of public transport vehicles. Attempts have been made to commercialize adhesives glued to the backrests, but the material has suffered much vanity, making it unfeasible.

Printing on stickers is also expensive. Thus, to compensate for the cost of production, such advertising is often marketed for long periods.

Exhibition of the Invention

The seat back frame is made of sturdy but thin material, generating little volume. It has a lock whose opening requires a correct displacement of it. And you can use other mechanisms that make it difficult to open, such as padlock, avoiding the action of vandals.

But opening the lock is simple for those who know the system, facilitating the exchange of material.

The front window frame can be made of lighter materials such as plastic, rubber, etc. Because it is more visible to the employees of transport companies, which inhibits the action of vandals.

In addition to the frame, the frames may have advertisement holders - which make it easier to place media - and must have a transparent material slide to protect the advertisements.

This way, ads can be printed on paper, which is simply inexpensive, making it possible to market short periodicities and easily replace damaged materials.

It is also possible to install a large number of frames in a vehicle.

Thus, at the unit cost, billboard advertising can be accessible to any neighborhood advertiser. But in total volume, it should offer an important financial return, contributing to lower tariffs and improved quality of public transport services.

Description of Drawings

Figure 1: Corresponds to the view of a frame attached to a cord in front of a bus window;

Figure 2: Corresponds to the view of a PVC frame;

Figure 3: corresponds to the view of a rigid transparent plastic cover;

Figure 4: corresponds to the view of PVC rods;

Figure 5: corresponds to the inside view of a PVC frame;

Figure 6: Corresponds to the view of a PVC board ad holder;

Figure 7: corresponds to the perspective of a lever;

Figure 8: corresponds to a one-piece view to cover the bottom of the PVC frame;

Figure 9 is a view of a sturdy frame fixed to the back of an urban bus seat back;

Figure 10: corresponds to the perspective of a sturdy open frame;

Figure 11: corresponds to the frame view of a sturdy frame;

Figure 12: corresponds to the view of a sturdy frame advertisement holder Figure 13: corresponds to the view of a sturdy frame advertisement protection piece;

Figure 14: corresponds to the perspective of the unscrewed parts of a sturdy frame lower support;

Figure 15: corresponds to the view of the parts of a separate quadroresist lower support;

Figure 16: corresponds to the perspective of the unscrewed parts of a sturdy frame upper support;

Figure 17 is a view of parts of a separate four-resistor upper support;

Figure 18: corresponds to the perspective of a lock and a screw;

Figure 19: Corresponds to a view of a variation of a heavy-duty frame model fixed to the back of a bus seat back.

Best Way to Make This Invention

The table illustrated in figure 1 is made of the joining of the pieces illustrated in figures 2, 3, 4 and 8, in the same order. The joint may be made by gluing, welding, injection or any other means serving the same purpose.

The piece illustrated in figure 3 should be of transparent material: plastic, acrylic, etc.

The parts illustrated in figures 2 and 4 may be made of plastic, rubber, etc.

The parts illustrated in figure 4 (6 and 7) must be thicker than the dahaste (8) to allow the placement and removal of advertisements with ease. The cut in the upper part of the vertical rod (6) and the part shows the right (7) of figure 4 serve to fit the rod of the advertisement holder. The left-hand cut of figure 8 serves to facilitate disengagement of the stem (8).

The rod (8) is fixed to the announcement bracket as shown in figure 6.E should have a hole to engage a lever like the one shown in figure 7 for easy placement and removal.

The ads are fixed to the stand, so they are correctly positioned in the frame and are easily placed and removed.

Once the frame is assembled, the holes (2) are drilled to pass the chord (3) which is fixed to the vehicle by means of specific brackets (4).

There must be sufficient distance between the frame and the window to allow light in and / or the use of curtains. Thus, the brackets (4) shown in Figures 1 should be about 12 cm long.

The frame illustrated in figure 9 is made of thin sheet metal.

As can be seen from figure 10, this frame has a lower bracket (13e18) and an upper bracket to which a lock (10) is fitted.

The bottom bracket is made of a rod (13) and four other identical pieces (18). These four pieces (18) are parallel, two on each side of the rod (13) and are screwed (19) to the rod (13) and the seat back (14), as shown in figures 14 and 15. In the space between The four-piece (18) is fitted with the frame (12), the advertisement holder (15) and the protective part (16).

The upper support is made of three pieces, as shown in figures 16 and 17. Two pieces have identical width and height (20 and 21) with the third (11) being narrower. The three are also parallel, they are screwed (19) and fixed to the seat back (14). The middle piece (20) has a labyrinth shaped opening (22) into which the lock (10) is fitted by means of a screw, rivet, etc. (24). The underside piece (21) also has an aperture (23) in the form of a rectangle, leaving free space for the lock (10) to move.

To close the frame, the lock (10) must be fitted to the left of the lower part of the opening (22). It is necessary to move the lock to the top of the opening (22) to open the frame, as shown in figure 10.

The advertisement holder 15 shown in Figure 12 may be made of paper, plastic, etc. It has marks on which the ads must be fixed to fit in their respective spaces within the frame (12). The cover (16) shown in figure 13 should be made of transparent material, preferably rigid plastic, as it is cheap. , generates low volume and poses no danger to passengers.

The advertisement holder (15) and the cover (16) have the same exterior shape as the frame (12). In this way they also fit into the frame and cannot be removed from the sides. I need to open the frame to remove them.

Handles (17) can be attached to the lock (10) and frame (12) to install the lock.

Industrial Application Possibilities

This invention applies in the painting industry, the mass transportation vehicle industry, and the advertising display industry.

It can be installed on public transport vehicles that are already in circulation and also adapted for the assembly of new vehicles.

Claims (4)

1.) TABLES FOR ADVERTISING INSIDE COLLECTIVE TRANSPORT VEHICLES characterized by frames consisting of the rear seat backrests (14) of public transport vehicles; 2.) TABLES FOR ADVERTISING INSIDE COLLECTIVE TRANSPORT VEHICLES characterized in that they consist of frames made of thin but resistant plate, and may be of metal, plastic or any other material that serves the same purpose; it has a top support (11, 20 and 21) with a lock (10) fixed in a delabirint shaped opening (22) and a lower support made of a rod (13) whose height is thin but the width is the same size as the one. In this frame, this rod (13) is screwed into four pieces (18), two on each side, which have the same height and thickness as the rod (13), but the width is much smaller, so that there is space between these parts (18) to fit a frame (12) - which is preferably made of the same sturdy plate used in the brackets as the ad holder (15), preferably made of lighter material, and a cover for the ads, made of transparent material (16), these three pieces have the same exterior shape, with projections to fit the upper and lower supports, are parallel and are closed by the lock (10); Handles (17) can also be fitted to lock the lock (10) and frame (12). 3.) TABLES FOR ADVERTISING INSIDE COLLECTIVE TRANSPORT VEHICLES characterized by frames placed at a short distance from the windows of mass transit vehicles, which may be connected to the vehicle by the sides (3 and 4), behind or by the upper part; by means of rope (3), wires, tubes or any other means serving the same purpose. 4.) TABLES FOR ADVERTISING INSIDE COLLECTIVE TRANSPORT VEHICLES characterized in that they consist of frames made of plastic, rubber or any other material serving the same purpose, within which there are brackets for engaging a rod (8) therein. the material to be displayed is fixed; this rod (8) has a hole in which a lever is sometimes fitted; the chassis may be connected to the vehicle by the sides, rear or top by means of rope (3), wires through holes (2) made in the upper part of the chassis - by pipes and any other means same purpose.