ES1068193U - Exhibitor of ceramic pieces (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Display of ceramic pieces, including a plurality of equal panels carrying one or both sides of the pieces to be exhibited in the sales establishment, said sliding panels being characterized in that it is constituted from a lower base of parallelepiped configuration, in the upper surface of which there are established a series of sliding guides for the same number of panels, these being provided in their lower part with two extreme vertical legs, an anterior one with a support wheel on the floor, and a rear one sliding by the respective guide of the parallelepiped base, said rear leg being provided with a lower stepped guiding wheel in a slot provided for this purpose in the lower part of the parallelepiped base, avoiding the frontal pitch in the sliding of the panel, with the particularity that this lower slot it is in each case faced in the same vertical plane as the corresponding upper guide. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Exhibitor of ceramic pieces.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to an exhibitor of ceramic pieces, whose obvious purpose is to exhibit in establishments selling the ceramic pieces used as floor and wall coverings.

The object of the invention is to simplify the structure of ceramic exhibitors and get a better functionality, both from the point of view of movements without headings of the panels that are part of the exhibitor, as from the security point of view to limit your travels and to prevent them from getting out of the sliding rails.

Background of the invention

Among the exhibitors of ceramic pieces currently existing and / or known in the market, can distinguish two groups, one in which the carrier panels of the ceramic pieces are mounted in a tilting way with respect to a vertical axis, this group of exhibitors being known as "book type" as a result of the panels falling apart one side and the other with respect to the contiguous ones, as is done with the sheets of the books, allowing to show the pieces ceramics arranged on the panel. This movement system panel type book presents the inconvenience of needing a sturdy support structure and ones with resistant turning means and complexes to prevent the panels from picking up, since these they are mounted on a cantilever, that is to say they are subject by the top and bottom of one of the vertical sides, so both the turning system and the support must be rigid and robust to allow those movements from side to side.

In the other group of exhibitors, the panels are sliding by a guide set at the bottom, counting in this lower part with a braking system, so that in this case headers occur in the sliding of the panels, in addition to the sliding must be done with smoothness since the abrupt displacement when the brake is mounted on the lower part, leads to the upper store to follow moving, which causes mismatches and headings in the plane vertical.

Description of the invention

The exhibitor that is recommended has been conceived to solve the problem described above, based on simple structural and functional characteristics and of proven effectiveness

More specifically, the exhibitor of the invention it is of the type in which the panels are sliding, but with the particularity that lower sliding guides they are established in a parallelepiped body, whose lower base It has many other slots facing the guides commented above, so that in each of these slots move a stepped lower wheel belonging to the corresponding panel, wheel that is arranged at the bottom of a leg that incorporates the panel at its rear end. In its front end the panel incorporates another leg with support wheel on the floor.

Therefore the panel incorporates in its base or lower side two legs, one front with support wheel on the ground and another one that slides along the respective guide established in the upper part of the parallelepipedic body lower, and whose leg is guided inferiorly by sliding of its lower wheel on the groove of the base of such a body paralepipédico, preventing the panel from leaving its travel.

The lower side or base of the panel is larger length than this, that is to say that an extension protrudes posterior that determines a rear section, so that greater panel base length prevents it from nodding from its front when it is completely extracted.

That lower panel base also includes a inverted "U" profile, which is sliding in the panel scrolling, scrolling over a wheel located on the corresponding brake stop, wheel that can go welded or screwed to said stop.

On the other hand it has been foreseen that the legs have two foam plugs so that at the end of cushion the shock that normally originates through the corresponding stop brake set on the panel.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization thereof, is accompanied as an integral part of that description, a set of drawings in where illustrative and not limiting, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1.- Shows an elevation view side of the display made according to the purpose of the invention, where the dashed line has been represented total extraction position of the panel that can be seen in the own side.

Figure 2.- Shows a view of the profile of the exhibitor represented in the previous figure, where you can see the lower parallelepiped body with the sliding guides for the panels, having represented only one of these, specifically that of one end.

Figure 3.- Shows a plan view upper part of the lower parallepipedal body that is part of the exhibitor represented in the previous figures.

Figure 4.- Shows a sectional view. vertical corresponding to the cutting line A-A ' of figure 1.

Figure 5.- Shows an elevation detail side of the bottom of the display, specifically of the arrangement of the panel legs with respect to the base that It constitutes the inferior parallepipedal body.

Figure 6.- Shows, finally, a detail of the lower leg corresponding to the rear end of the panel, in its position of maximum extraction for this one.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the referred figures, the Exhibitor of the invention is of the type that includes a plurality of sliding panels (1) that are the carriers of the ceramic pieces that are intended to be exhibited, counting inferiorly and on the inside with a pair of contiguous grooves (2) for positioning of two groups of ceramic pieces, one for each side of the panel, also having a diagonal crossbar (3) for stiffening the panel itself, although the panels can be constituted with other characteristics and with another system of reinforcement or stiffening.

In what is already novelty of the exhibitor of the invention, it can be said that this includes as a whole a base or lower parallelepiped body (4) provided with guides (5) for sliding the panels (1), having been provided that each panel (1) present on its lower side or base (6) a pair of legs (7 and 8), the first one as a front leg or anterior, and the second as rear or rear leg. Paw previous (7) incorporates a support wheel (9) on the ground, while the rear leg (8) has a stepped wheel (10) that slides through a slot (11) provided for that purpose in the part lower or base (4 ') of the parallelepiped body (4). Slots (11) will face each other in the same vertical plane as the guides (5) of the parallelepipedic body (4), counting this on his forehead with a housing (12) for the location of a auction board.

The base or bottom side (6) of the panel (1) it has a posterior extension (6 ') endowed at its end of a wheel (13) that facilitates the transit by respective guide (5) of the exhibitor. This extension (6 ') of the panel (1) prevents when said panel has been completely removed can head for its front.

On the other hand, the commented base or lower side (6) of the panel (1) has a profile on its underside Inverted "U" (14) sliding on a fixed wheel (15), either by welding or by screws, when corresponding brake stop (16) with which the exhibitor; having also provided that the legs (7 and 8) count with two foam plugs (17) as damping elements in the limit or end of travel displacements of the corresponding panel (1), complementing the lower leg (8) with a safety profile (18) to prevent the respective wheel from Get out of the guide.

Based on the characteristics described, the panel is scrollable and guided in each case safely and effective, after the corresponding traction or push of the handle (19) provided for this purpose in front of the panel itself (1), avoiding that he nodded in his slip and preventing him from getting out of the guide, according to the aforementioned.

Claims (5)

1. Exhibitor of ceramic pieces, which including a plurality of equal panels carrying one or both sides of the pieces to be exhibited in the sales establishment, said panels being sliding, is characterized in that it is constituted from a lower base of a parallelepiped configuration. , on whose upper surface a series of sliding guides are established for as many panels, these being provided in their lower part with two extreme vertical legs, an anterior one with a support wheel on the ground, and a subsequent sliding by the respective guide of the parallelepiped base, said rear leg being provided with a lower stepped guide wheel in a groove provided for this purpose in the lower part of the parallelepiped base, avoiding frontal pitching in the sliding of the panel, with the particularity that that lower groove it is in each case faced in the same vertical plane as the corresponding upper guide. 2. Exhibitor of ceramic pieces, according to claim 1, characterized in that the base or lower side of the panel has a posterior extension with an extreme wheel to facilitate transit through the corresponding guide. 3. Exhibitor of ceramic pieces, according to previous claims, characterized in that the base or lower side of the panel has an inverted "U" profile that is sliding on a wheel fixed on a brake stop provided for the purpose inside the parallelepiped base . 4. Exhibitor of ceramic pieces, according to previous claims, characterized in that the legs, facing the brake stop, incorporate separate cushions of foam at the end of the run or limit travel in either direction of the panel itself. 5. Exhibitor of ceramic pieces, according to previous claims, characterized in that the rear leg incorporates below the foam block, an angular profile constituting a safety element to prevent the panel from leaving or nodding, when it reaches the end of its travel .