DE202011000132U1 - Presentation device, in particular for exhibiting shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

Presentation device (100) for exhibiting articles, in particular for exhibiting shoes, with at least one frame frame (10) having a plurality of superimposed presentation shelves (11-16), each presentation floor (11-16) forming a shelf , in particular forms a shoe rack, wherein at least one floor-level presentation floor (11) is arranged, and wherein a plurality of overlying presentation floors (12-16) are arranged inclined, characterized in that the ground-level presentation floor (11) has a front projecting portion (17).

Description

Technical area

The invention relates to a presentation device for exhibiting articles, in particular for exhibiting shoes, having a frame frame having several frames are attached to the plurality of superimposed presentation, each presentation floor forms a shelf, in particular forms a shoe shelf, with a floor-level presentation floor is arranged and wherein a plurality of overlying presentation floors are arranged inclined.

The invention also relates to a presentation system which can be arranged in series with a plurality of such presentation devices.

On sale wagons or presentation wagons for shoes, on the one hand, there is a desire for a light and stable construction, on the other hand, as many pairs of shoes as possible should be housed, which should also be clearly visible.

State of the art

From the DE 297 05 228 U1 is a shoe rack known. The shelf has several superimposed storage shelves with a support surface for shoes. Each shelf has an attachment surface for a fastener in the region of an edge. A holding device is provided for wall mounting and is designed as a rail with a rail slot. On the mounting surface a slot is present, so that it is possible to move the shelf relative to the mounting device and the rail in the horizontal direction. As a result, a shoe rack can be realized even with obliquely mounted holding devices.

In the DE 1 823 041 U a mobile shoe rack is shown and described. The chassis is used for sorting and parking shoes in need of repair. It has several V-shaped curved shelves and two frontal frames and offers a space-saving storage of shoes.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION: Problem, Solution, Advantages

The invention has for its object to provide a device of the type mentioned, with a space-saving, yet good presentation of shoes is possible.

This object is solved by the features of the independent claims.

A first solution according to the invention is that the floor-level presentation floor has a front projecting area, which is preferably designed as a pivotable extension flap. An extension of the lower floor could alternatively be effected by pulling forward, as a kind of drawer. This improves the view of a lower shoe rack and is not obscured by an overlying shelf.

A second solution according to the invention is that the inclination of the inclined presentation floors increases with increasing height in such a way that the viewing angle of a viewer standing in front of the presentation device is optimized. This also improves the viewing angle and allows a denser shelf arrangement. This changed inclination also allows for an advantageous arrangement in which an effective depth of the inclined presentation floors is approximately constant, with each inclined presentation floor terminating with a back such that as the height increases, the presentation floors are increasingly offset rearwardly so that the viewing angle of one ahead of the other Presentation device standing viewer is further optimized. The upper shelves are offset to the rear and the lower shelves protrude further.

Overall, both solutions in the figurative sense, a kind of "theater arrangement" achieved in which the audience are the shoes and the viewer (customer) the stage. The actor sees through the "staggered" arrangement all the audience equally well, as well as vice versa, all viewers see the actor well. Therefore, the invention is based on a single idea.

The invention is based on the recognition that the more vertical the viewing angle is on the shoes, z. For example, standing close to the shelf and looking downwards, the more the shoes are hidden. Without the invention, one would have to significantly increase the distance between the shelves to each other, so that no viewer has to bend over to see the shoes well.

Both solutions use a common core idea, namely that the shelves are arranged relative to the viewer so that virtually the angle of the shoes is improved or not obscured.

In the first variant of the invention, a lower tray is pulled forward (extended) so to speak, so that the view is not obscured by an overlying tray. In this case, the lower shelf must not be inclined. Rather, it is even advantageous that the bottom shelf runs flat.

The invention will hereinafter also be referred to as a "shelf".

Another advantage of the invention is that in a storage condition, the shelf-like presentation devices can be placed behind each other to save space. The protruding area is preferably movable away, so that it does not form an obstacle. The fact that the area can be moved away means that it can be moved relative to the shelf. For example, the front area is detachably fastened to the lower shelf, d. H. it is completely detachable and can be completely removed. For example, it could be pluggable. This area can be linearly displaceable together with the lower shelf or individually to the rear, such as a drawer or a shelf drawer, or be foldable.

The shelves are very suitable for sales vehicles or vehicle trailers that offer a salesroom.

Further advantageous embodiments of the invention are characterized in the subclaims.

In an advantageous development of the shelf according to the invention it is provided that the projecting area is designed as a pivotable extension flap. The flap is hinged to the bottom shelf. As a result, the flap is captively connected to the frame construction. By simply folding the extension flap forward, the effective storage area of the lower shelf can be enlarged to the front so that shoes can be presented there in a clearly visible manner. By folding back the extension flap, the shelves can be lined up one behind the other. Here is still a sufficient storage space available at the back so that the shoes can be moved easily behind and the shelves can be stored together with the shoes. The swing angle of the flap can be 90 ° -180 °.

Particularly advantageous is an embodiment as a presentation cart. This is mobile and can be easily changed and stored when not in use with or without shoes. This embodiment allows a fast assembly and disassembly or conversion of a sales area.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the invention, at least one foot part is connected to the frame, wherein rollers are arranged below the foot part and wherein the foot part is designed to be overhanging. The foot part gives the shelf stability and stability. Preferably, the foot part is arranged offset in some shelf designs inward. As a result, a shelf can be interposed between two successive shelves with foot parts, which is very space-saving in storage. The foot part can comprise several parts, for example a right and a left foot.

Shoes of the lower shelf are particularly easy to move back and forth when the floor-level presentation floor consists of a shelf which is arranged parallel to the floor, and the supernatant area of the floor-level presentation floor consists of a strip or board-like extension flap, wherein the extension flap with the shelf hingedly connected. The shelf is full-surface and not inclined, whereby no slip-resistant surface or the like is required.

A particularly preferred development of the invention is characterized in that the frame comprises on each side two vertical side profiles, that between the side profiles forward inclined transverse profiles are present, which are connected at their ends with the corresponding vertical side profiles, and that in each case a pair the cross profiles is assigned to a presentation floor. The inclination of the transverse profiles together with upper and lower frame profiles and / or frame plates (eg the lower floor and an upper cover plate) prevents a "parallelogram", with the result that the vertical profiles can not be displaced in parallel relative to one another. The shelves can be easily attached to the cross sections. The inclination of the cross sections is therefore not only the better presentation of the shoes, but also for stiffening the framework. So the construction has the stability of a truss. The stability is further improved if the inclination of the cross sections is different.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the invention, which can be combined in particular with the aforementioned embodiment, at least two, preferably three article support profiles, in particular shoe support profiles are attached to each side of the presentation device, in particular at each transverse profile pair, extending to the sides , Preferably, each of the upper presentation levels is formed from two simple frame profiles, for example square profiles, with a round central support. By dispensing with full-surface floors a very low weight of the entire car is achieved.

Appropriately, at each inclined presentation floor at a distance to a transverse bracket is present, the one Falling out of the article prevented, each headband is connected to a plurality of profiles, each headband is in particular connected directly to the rear vertical side profiles and by connecting elements with an article support profile. Due to the additional circumferential headband, the goods or the shoes are secured against slipping out to the front.

Best way to carry out the invention

An embodiment will be explained in more detail with reference to the drawings, wherein further advantageous developments of the invention and advantages thereof are described.

Show it:

1 a perspective view of a device according to the invention, and

2 a perspective view with three lined up behind one another devices.

1 shows a presentation device 100 for issuing sales articles or goods, in particular for exhibiting shoes.

The device 100 includes at least one frame having multiple frame profiles 10 , The frame may be either a one-level construction or a three-dimensional construction as shown in the figures. In this description is from a frame 10 spoken, which represents the three-dimensional construction.

At the frame 10 are several superimposed presentation floors 11 to 16 attached. Each presentation floor forms a shelf for shoes, not shown, so a shoe rack. You can see it in 1 a floor-level presentation floor 11 , This floor 11 is not inclined. In principle, two or more non-inclined floor-level presentation floors could be arranged one above the other.

As 1 are several, for example three to seven, in particular five overlying presentation floors 12 to 16 arranged inclined.

The floor-level presentation floor 11 has a front protruding area 17 on. As the 1 shows, the area protrudes 17 over the frame 10 forward (arrow x) in front. The protruding area is a swiveling extension flap 18 executed. In 1 is the flap 18 shown flipped forward while in 2 to realize that the flap 18 folded back, that is folded. There is an angle of 180 ° between the fold-in position and the fold-out position. The extension flap 18 makes it possible to pull the shoes forward and present.

The floor-level presentation floor 11 includes a shelf 19 , which is arranged parallel to the ground and within the frame 10 lies. The protruding area 17 or the flap 18 the floor-level presentation floor 11 is an elongate in the transverse direction extending, full-surface flap or a strip or board-like extension flap 18 , which acts like a forward extended shelf. The extension flap 18 is with the shelf 19 hingedly connected, for example with two hinged hinges 20a . 20b each with a hinge pin and two hinge legs, with a first hinge leg to the shelf 19 and a second hinge leg with the extension flap 18 connected or screwed, as 2 shows.

The extension flap 18 consists of a profile frame 21 on which a plate 22 is attached, so that a full-surface, yet lightweight flap construction is given.

The shelf is as a carriage or presentation cart 100 executed. The car can consist of aluminum profiles and / or aluminum plates for weight optimization. In order to achieve optimum load-bearing capacity, VA steel can be used additionally or alternatively. In an absolutely weather-resistant embodiment, the carriage may consist of or comprise plastic elements. The device 100 can therefore consist of aluminum, VA steel, plastic elements or any combination thereof.

The shelf is with a footboard, more precisely with two footboards 23a . 23b , a right foot part 23a and a left foot part 23b Mistake. Both feet 23a . 23b are connectable to the frame, namely z. B. screwed so that they are easy to install but also disassembled.

Below the foot parts 23a . 23b are roles 24 arranged. The foot parts 23a . 23b are designed to be overhanging, ie they protrude forward from the shelf, so that the unfolded extension flap 18 can be based on these. The foot parts 23a . 23b Close approximately flush with the extension flap 18 from. In addition, the foot parts protrude 23a . 23b also backwards out of the shelf, so that neither a forward tilting nor a rearward tilting of the shelf is possible. The foot parts 23a . 23b protrude z. B. 5 to 25 cm forward and / or back out.

Every foot part 23a . 23b is as an elongated foot frame with short foot cross sections 23z and long foot-depth profiles 23x executed, in each case two roles 24 are attached.

The indices x, y, z at the reference numerals stand for those at the arrows in 1 indicated direction (coordinate direction). Where x is the depth direction, y is the height direction, and z is the width direction.

The frame 10 or the frame construction comprises on each side (right, left) two vertical side profiles, so that four in the y-direction (arrow y) extending profiles 26a -D or basic profiles 26y available ( 1 ), which determine the shelf height. Above and below are the profiles 26a and 26c respectively. 26b and 26d with short depth profiles 27x connected ( 2 ), which determine the shelf depth. Furthermore, the basic profiles 26y top and bottom with cross sections 28z ( 2 ), which define the shelf width, so that a total of a three-dimensional shelf frame is created. The shelf frame may be welded or held together with connecting or plug-in elements, not shown.

The lower shelf or the floor 11 consists of a plate 25 that are on the lower profiles 27x and / or the profiles 28z supports, so this with the plate 22 the extension flap 18 forming a plane.

Between the page profiles 26a and 26c or between the page profiles 26b and 26d are forward inclined cross sections 29a - 29e present or attached to this. The ends of the cross sections 29a - 29e encounter the side profiles 26a and 26c respectively. 26b and 26d on and are with the corresponding vertical side profiles 26a and 26c respectively. 26b and 26d connected, z. B. welded.

A right cross section and a left cross profile, z. B. 29a , form a profile pair. In each case a pair of cross sections, z. B. 29a , are a presentation floor z. B. 16 assigned.

On each side of the presentation device 100 ie at each cross profile pair 29a to 29e are three zippered shoe support profiles 30a . 30b . 30c attached, so extend to the sides. The outer profiles 30a and 30b are z. B. square profiles, while in the middle of a round profile is used, which is advantageous for a shoe holder.

On every tilted presentation floor 12 - 16 is at a distance (ie, for example, at the height distance to the corresponding profile 29d or at a distance from the effective storage surface) a transversely extending or a circumferential headband 31 available. This prevents the shoes from falling out. Each headband 31 is with the two rear profiles 26c and 26d directly connected, with each headband 31 also by means of curved or U-shaped connecting elements 32 with an associated profile 30c connected is.

The inclination of the inclined presentation floors 12 to 16 increases with increasing height such that the viewing angle of one in front of the presentation device 100 standing viewer is optimized.

This means, for example:
The first floor 12 has an angle of about 20 ° (16 ° -24 °).
The second floor 13 has an angle of about 30 ° (26 ° -34 °).
The third floor 14 has an angle of about 40 ° (36 ° -44 °).
The fourth floor 15 has an angle of about 50 ° (46 ° -54 °).
The fifth floor 16 has an angle of about 60 ° (56 ° -64 °).

This slope can be even (eg always + 10 °) or uneven or mixed. It is also possible to arrange at least one floor without increasing the slope.

Each of these floor angles increases per floor z. B. at about 10 °. The lowest floor 11 has an angle of about 0 °, so that between the floor 11 and the floor above 12 there is an angular difference of about 20 ° (16 ° -24 °).

An effective depth T of the inclined presentation floors 12 to 16 is about constant. This depth T is in 1 other days 16 characterized. For example, retaining clips 31 same depth or identical headband 31 for all floors 12 to 16 used, with any arrangement of the profiles 30a . 30b and 30c is equal to. It follows that the cross sections 29a are significantly longer than the side legs of the U-shaped bracket 31 (1.5 to 2.5 times longer), whereas the side legs of the bottom bracket 31 about the same length (0.8 to 1.0 times longer) than the bottom cross-sections 29e are.

Every tilted presentation floor 12 to 16 closes with a back R (here as open back), so that with increasing height the presentation floors 12 to 16 ie the shoes are offset backwards (more and more). Thereby, the viewing angle of a front of the presentation device 100 standing viewer further optimized. In other words, the shoes can be seen better.

Conveniently, a roof plate 33 attached to the frame structure, which can be angled down front, like 1 shows. This plate 33 increases the stiffness.

2 shows a successive tiered presentation system with multiple presentation devices 100a . 100b . 100c , At the middle device 110b are the feet or foot parts 23a ' . 23b ' ( 1 ) arranged offset inwards, so that the arrangement shown is possible. In 1 are the inwardly offset foot parts 23a ' . 23b ' only hinted. The shelves can be put into each other after folding up the lower shelf flap virtually endless without disassembly effort. The foot parts 23a ' . 23b ' are offset by, for example, about 10 cm, so that there is still sufficient stability of the individually positioned middle shelf. In addition, between the shelf elements or the shelves 19 and the foot parts 23a . 23b respectively. 23a ' . 23b ' a distance of z. B. 1 mm to 10 mm, in particular about 3 mm, so that a smooth insertion without "tease" is possible.

In a state of use, each extension flap 18 collapsed. In a stored condition, in 2 shown are the extension flaps 18 collapsed, leaving the presentation devices 100a . 100b . 100c can stand flush behind each other. The middle device 100b is between the outer devices 100a . 100c pushed. Alternatively, the middle device could 100b identical to the device 100a respectively. 100c which would be less advantageous. The devices 100 would then have to be placed laterally slightly offset one behind the other, so that the feet do not interfere with each other.

The invention is not limited to this example, so the device 100 also be carried out for other goods or other objects. The term "article" includes all tangible items and is not limited to sale items. For example, brochures, catalogs, books, works of art, exhibits, collections such as collections of coins and stamps, collectibles, CDs, DVDs or other objects are also articles.

Also, two or more lower shelves or flat floors 11 be present, which are hinged. Likewise, the arrangement can be combined with at least one non-folding shelf, which lacks the extension flap. Shelves can be completely closed or open and on each floor 11 - 16 be attached.

Used profiles can be square profiles, L-profiles, U-profiles, C-profiles, round profiles or other profiles. Any profile combination is possible.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

100

presentation device

10

frame

11-16

presentation floors

17

Area

18

extension flap

19

shelf

20a, 20b

folding hinges

21

profile frame

22

Plate (first)

23a, 23b

footboards

23x

Foot-depth profiles

23z

Foot cross sections

24

roll

25

Plate (second)

26a-26d

vertical side profiles

26y

base profiles

27x

depth profiles

28z

cross sections

29a-29e

cross sections

30a, 30b, 30c

support profiles

31

headband

32

fasteners

33

roof panel

R

back

T

depth

x, y, z

coordinate directions

QUOTES INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION

This list of the documents listed by the applicant has been generated automatically and is included solely for the better information of the reader. The list is not part of the German patent or utility model application. The DPMA assumes no liability for any errors or omissions.

Cited patent literature

• DE 29705228 U1 [0004]
• DE 1823041 U [0005]

Claims (10)

Presentation device ( 100 ) for exhibiting articles, in particular for exhibiting shoes, with at least one frame having a plurality of frame profiles ( 10 ), where several superimposed presentation floors ( 11 - 16 ), each presentation floor ( 11 - 16 ) forms a shelf, in particular forms a shoe rack, wherein at least one floor-level presentation floor ( 11 ) and a plurality of overlying presentation floors ( 12 - 16 ) are arranged inclined, characterized in that the ground-level presentation floor ( 11 ) a front projecting area ( 17 ) having. Presentation device according to claim 1, characterized in that the projecting area ( 17 ) as a pivotable extension flap ( 18 ) is executed. Presentation device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by an embodiment as a presentation cart. Presentation device according to claim 3, characterized in that at least one foot part ( 23a . 23b ) is connected to the frame, and that below the foot part ( 23a . 23b ) Roll ( 24 ) are arranged, wherein the foot part ( 23a . 23b ) is made overhanging Presentation device according to one of the preceding claims 2 to 4, characterized in that the ground-level presentation floor ( 11 ) from a shelf ( 19 ), which is arranged parallel to the ground, and the projecting area ( 17 ) of the floor-level presentation floor ( 11 ) from a strip or board-like extension flap ( 18 ), wherein the extension flap ( 18 ) with the shelf ( 19 ) is hingedly connected. Presentation device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the frame ( 10 ) on each side two vertical side profiles ( 26a - 26d ) includes that between the side profiles ( 26a - 26d ) inclined forward profiles ( 29a - 29e ) are present at their ends with the corresponding vertical side profiles ( 26a - 26d ), and that in each case a pair of cross profiles ( 29a - 29e ) is assigned a presentation floor and / or that on each side of the presentation device ( 100 ), in particular on each transverse profile pair ( 29a - 29e ) at least two, preferably three article support profiles, in particular shoe support profiles ( 30a - 30c ) which extend to the sides. Presentation device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on each inclined presentation floor ( 12 - 16 ) in the distance to a transversely extending headband ( 31 ) is present, which prevents falling out of the article, wherein each headband ( 31 ) is connected to a plurality of profiles, each retaining bracket ( 31 ), in particular directly with rear vertical side profiles ( 27c . 27d ) and by connecting elements ( 32 ) with an article support profile ( 30c ) connected is. Presentation device for exhibiting sales items, in particular for exhibiting shoes, with a frame having several frame profiles ( 10 ), where several superimposed presentation floors ( 11 - 16 ), whereby a floor-level presentation floor ( 11 ) and a plurality of overlying presentation floors ( 12 - 16 ) are arranged inclined, in particular according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the inclination of the inclined presentation floors ( 12 - 16 ) increases with increasing height such that the viewing angle of a front of the presentation device ( 100 ) is optimized. Presentation device according to claim 8, characterized in that an effective depth (T) of the inclined presentation floors ( 12 - 16 ) is approximately constant, with each tilted presentation floor ( 12 - 16 ) concludes with a back (R), so that with increasing height the presentation floors ( 12 - 16 ) or shelves are increasingly offset to the rear, so that the viewing angle of a front of the presentation device ( 100 ) is further optimized standing viewer. Sequential presentation system with several presentation devices ( 100a - 100c ) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that in a use state each extension flap ( 18 ) is unfolded while in a storage state of the presentation devices ( 100a - 100c ) the extension flaps ( 18 ) are collapsed, so that the presentation devices. ( 100a - 100c ) are flush behind each other.

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