| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | Integral shelf organizer and brochure dispenser | US10157600 | 2002-05-30 | US06997335B2 | 2006-02-14 | Klee Irwin |
| A point-of-sale shelf organizer for product containers which includes a product container organizer; and, an integral literature dispensing chamber. In one of the embodiments of this invention, the front of the organizer includes a mini bill-board extension for display of graphics and/or a promotional message. This organizer is preferably formed from transparent thermoplastic materials so as to permit visual access to the items of promotional literature and graphics that are retained therein. | ||||||
| 202 | Server storage unit | US10855158 | 2004-05-27 | US06955271B1 | 2005-10-18 | Michael Stallings |
| A rack system including a rectilinear frame, at lease one shelf positioned in the rectilinear frame; and a base unit in contact with the rectilinear frame, the base unit and associated rectilinear frame rotatable round a suitable central pivot point. | ||||||
| 203 | Molded/integrated touch switch/control panel assembly and method for making same | US10272219 | 2002-10-15 | US06897390B2 | 2005-05-24 | David W. Caldwell; Kevin C. Bird; William D. Schaefer |
| Touch switches are integrated with thermoformable, injection molded, and other substrates to yield integrated touch switch/control panel assemblies. The ensuant assemblies can include ridges, depressions, anchors, overlaps, rivets and bezels or other housings. They can have any combination of flat and curved surfaces. Further, such assemblies can be incorporated into components of other assemblies, such as automobiles. | ||||||
| 204 | Collectable personal display shelf | US10617144 | 2003-07-10 | US20050005824A1 | 2005-01-13 | Gregory McLemore |
| A personal display shelf having a vertical support surface base, with horizontal transparent shelves, without visible exterior supports. The shelves are individual and geometrically placed to accommodate varying heights of articles. The shelves are designed to support personal fragrance bottles or other reasonably light weight collectables, and mounts on a wall in the home or office with mirror clips or picture hanging apparatus. This display shelf is designed to display collectables in an elegant manor for the owner of treasured collectables while saving space on dresser, sink, or any other traditional place for displaying fragrance bottles or other collectables. The personal display shelf can come in different styles, with a reflective support base or a clear glass support base both accenting the owners personal collectables. | ||||||
| 205 | SHELF TRAY APPARATUS FOR ABSORBENT ARTICLES PACKAGED IN FLEXIBLE FILM | US10465343 | 2003-06-19 | US20040256340A1 | 2004-12-23 | Sean Thomas Clark; Chris Joseph Kazakeos; Carol Anne Leong-Son; Todd Hayley Parker |
| A shelf display apparatus for absorbent articles which are packaged in a flexible film. The apparatus has a substantially horizontal bottom wall and a support structure which together provide a storage region adapted to store substantially upright the absorbent articles. The support structure may include an upstanding side wall which may have ribs to improve package stability, windows to improve product visibility and/or magnets to improve apparatus stability. Another support structure may include a plurality of partitions and a plurality of recesses. The apparatus may also have an advertising panel adapted to display product information relating to the absorbent articles. The product information may refer to a particular product version of the absorbent articles which are stored in close proximity to a plurality of similarly stored absorbent articles. Absorbent articles may include disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, and pantiliners. | ||||||
| 206 | Rotatable and adjustable display shelf device | US10439111 | 2003-05-13 | US20040226903A1 | 2004-11-18 | Chang Chou Wang |
| A display shelf device includes a support post, a shelf member, and a coupler having a ring member attached to the support post, a bracket attached to the shelf member, and a fastener adjustably securing the bracket and the ring member together at any selected or suitable angular positions. The bracket and the shelf member may thus be easily and quickly adjusted relative to the ring member and the support post at any selected angular position. The bracket includes one or more projections to selectively engage into a number of depressions of the ring member, and to adjustably retain the bracket to the ring member at selected angular position. | ||||||
| 207 | Combination shelf and display unit | US10128267 | 2002-04-24 | US06732866B2 | 2004-05-11 | Jacob Fast; Robert Fast; Michael G. Lowry |
| A display unit for use in combination with a shelf having a depressed well at its front end, the display unit providing a stop for merchandise resting on the shelf and being formed of a multiplicity of integrally formed panels, portions of which can be seated and locked into the well of the shelf, with other portions then being interengaged to rigidify the unit and preclude accidental collapse. | ||||||
| 208 | Shelving unit and display system employing same | US10080733 | 2002-02-22 | US06695151B2 | 2004-02-24 | Dennis Li-Ta Chang; Christopher Thomas Rich; Larry R. Enochs; Mark R. Hernick |
| A shelving unit has left- and right-hand side rails for engaging the inner surfaces of opposed sidewalls of a display system. A generally trapezoidal bridge member having its upper lateral edge as the major side, is defined by two outer, longitudinal edges which slope inwardly at a prescribed angle as each moves from the upper lateral edge. The sloping longitudinal edges are adapted for frictionally engaging each respective side rail such that pressure exerted by the bridge member is sufficient to hold each side-rail in place between the inner walls of a display system. Each side rail and the bridge member define an upper surface for supporting a display item. | ||||||
| 209 | Shelf assembly having adjustable support carrier bracket | US10198246 | 2002-07-18 | US20040011752A1 | 2004-01-22 | Craig Zadak |
| A retail display assembly is provided for displaying merchandise on a vertical support. The display assembly generally comprises a display member, a display support, and first and second mounting brackets. The display support is attached to the display member and includes a first horizontal member and first and second vertical members attached to opposing ends of the first horizontal member. The first mounting bracket is attached to a first end of the display support and is structured for attachment to the vertical support. The second mounting bracket is attached to a second end of the display support and is structured for attachment to the vertical support. The second mounting bracket is horizontally adjustable along the display support to vary the distance between the first and second mounting brackets. | ||||||
| 210 | Replaceable graphic display | US10159935 | 2002-06-03 | US20030222037A1 | 2003-12-04 | Paul Belokin; Martin P. Belokin; Norman P. Belokin |
| Display shelves having a support panel mountable on a transparent wall and supporting a floor on which products are placed for display through the transparent wall are provided with replaceable graphic display panels. The replaceable panels define a first section which is positionable between the transparent wall and a portion of the support panel and a second section hingedly joined thereto which ties on the floor of the display shelf. The first section carries graphics which are displayed through the transparent wall. The graphic display panel, however, may be readily removed and replaced to change the graphic display without changing the display shelf. | ||||||
| 211 | Terraced support shelving | US10052709 | 2002-01-23 | US20030136310A1 | 2003-07-24 | David M. Bouffard |
| An apparatus for terraced shelving and hanger rods that supports the ends and horizontal mid-sections of shelving and can support ends and horizontal sections of hanger rods as well. A terraced shelving unit assembly that enables an increase of effective span width over that span possible for separate shelves of the same length. An apparatus for terraced shelving whereby two opposing boards each hold one or a plurality as well as possibly different varieties of shelving supports, and a rear wall holding one or more intermediate shelving supports as may or may not be needed, said apparatus supporting one or more separate flat shelves, terraced shelves, terraced shelving units, or a combination thereof. | ||||||
| 212 | Depth-extendable display track unit | US10043844 | 2002-01-14 | US20030132182A1 | 2003-07-17 | Richard Jay |
| A depth-extendable display unit consists of at least two essentially identical standard depth display tracks for forming a single depth-extended display track from one of the tracks and at least one section of another of the tracks. Each track has a front section, a breakaway back section with a rear connector at the rear thereof, and an interconnected series of breakaway intermediate sections connecting the front and back sections. The intermediate and back sections define at the front thereof forward connectors for engagement with the rear connectors, the forward connectors being exposed for engagement by breaking away of the immediately forward section. | ||||||
| 213 | Molded/integrated touch switch/control panel assembly and method for making same | US10272219 | 2002-10-15 | US20030121767A1 | 2003-07-03 | David W. Caldwell |
| The present invention relates to integration of touch switches with integrated thermoformable, injection molded, and other substrates to yield integrated touch switch/control panel assemblies. The ensuant assemblies can include ridges, depressions, anchors, overlaps, rivets and bezels or other housings. They can have any combination of flat and curved surfaces. Further, such assemblies can be incorporated into components of other assemblies, such as automobiles. | ||||||
| 214 | Shelving unit and display system employing same | US10080733 | 2002-02-22 | US20020113028A1 | 2002-08-22 | Dennis Li-Ta Chang; Christopher Thomas Rich; Larry R. Enochs; Mark R. Hernick |
| A shelving unit has left- and right-hand side rails for engaging the inner surfaces of opposed sidewalls of a display system. A generally trapezoidal bridge member having its upper lateral edge as the major side, is defined by two outer, longitudinal edges which slope inwardly at a prescribed angle as each moves from the upper lateral edge. The sloping longitudinal edges are adapted for frictionally engaging each respective side rail such that pressure exerted by the bridge member is sufficient to hold each side-rail in place between the inner walls of a display system. Each side rail and the bridge member define an upper surface for supporting a display item. | ||||||
| 215 | Cantilevered display device | US694177 | 1996-08-08 | US5802987A | 1998-09-08 | David K. Bellak; Jonathon G. Bellak |
| A display unit is disclosed having at least one angled support member which is disposed at an angle of less than 90 degrees to the ground, at least one horizontally extending shelf bearing member operatively connected to the support member; and a shelf disposed on the shelf bearing member for supporting articles to be displayed. The display unit can have adjustable shelves and may also contain a central shaft member that is used to hold the shelf supports. The display unit can serve many varied functions separately or in various combinations. Such functions can include a display shelf for art or articles for sale or in exhibition, a bookshelf, a planter box or holder, a music entertainment rack, a timepiece, a lighting fixture, a water fountain and a wind chime. | ||||||
| 216 | Replacement track for display rack | US715875 | 1996-09-18 | US5695077A | 1997-12-09 | Richard Jay |
| A replacement track is specially designed for a display rack channel devoid of any upstanding front lip. In one embodiment, the replacement track is provided with removable longitudinal segments in the front portion to allow a reduction in the longitudinal length of the track member to fit in a channel, and the back end of the replacement track is enlarged either in width or in height relative to a back end of the channel, so as to limit by abutment therewith the forward movement of the replacement track in the channel. In another embodiment, the replacement track is provided with removable longitudinal segments in the back portion to allow a reduction in the longitudinal length of the track member to fit in a channel and outwardly biased spring fingers extending along the longitudinal edges of the replacement track include locking means which engage cooperating locking means on the sidewalls of the channels to limit forward movement of the replacement track relative to the channel when the locking means interengage. | ||||||
| 217 | Replacement track for display rack | US683568 | 1996-07-15 | US5695076A | 1997-12-09 | Richard Jay |
| A replacement track for a display track channel has a generally planar, slightly flexible, longitudinally elongate track member defining a front portion, a back portion, and a body portion connecting the front and back portions. The front portion defines a wedge-shaped front for lifting articles supported by an existing track of a channel above the existing track and on to the front portion as the front portion is moved between the articles and the existing track. The body portion defines a top surface, a bottom surface and a pair of longitudinal edges connecting the top and bottom surfaces, the body portion having biasing means on at least one longitudinal edge thereof for maintaining the track member in a channel and preferably on both longitudinal edges thereof for centering the body portion within the channel. At least the body portion defines on both the top and bottom surfaces thereof slide means for reducing the friction generated by an article sliding thereover, whereby the track may be used in a regular or inverted orientation in the channel. Preferably the front is generally convexly shaped and the back portion defines a plurality of removable longitudinal segments for enabling a reduction in the longitudinal length of the track member to fit in a channel. | ||||||
| 218 | Display pole support structure | US604508 | 1996-02-21 | US5657884A | 1997-08-19 | August J. Zilincar, III |
| Support structure for securing a display pole to a conventional supermarket shelving unit. The structure includes a bracket adapted to be mounted to the front of a pre-existing shelf by fingers which are inserted through apertures in the top surface of the shelf. The other end of the bracket includes a jacket member for holding the display pole. A pair of such brackets are utilized for holding the display pole, with the brackets in vertical alignment and each being mounted to a respective one of a pair of vertically spaced shelves. | ||||||
| 219 | Display rack with channel front member | US694310 | 1996-08-08 | US5645176A | 1997-07-08 | Richard Jay |
| A display rack for supporting and displaying articles, includes a plurality of elongate channels, each channel being of integral, one-piece, unitary construction formed in a single plastic molding operation. Each channel defines a pair of laterally spaced upstanding sidewalls, a substantially planar track connecting the sidewalls at the bottoms thereof, and a front member spaced above the track and connecting the sidewalls. The bottom of the front member, the front of the track, and the front of the sidewalls cooperatively define an aperture through which a substantial portion of a lead article in the channel may be viewed. The channels are secured in side-by-side, longitudinally parallel and transversely adjacent relationship. Preferably, the front of the track is devoid of any transversely extending upstanding lip or wall. | ||||||
| 220 | Display rack | US242 | 1993-01-04 | US5316156A | 1994-05-31 | Marty W. Land; Russell E. Mangrum; Joseph W. Martin |
| A display rack having a foundation consisting of a back, top, bottom and sides and a core which can be folded to fit within the foundation creating multiple shelves within the rack. The core is assembled within the rack through the use of ears and slots without the need of screws, snaps, clamps, buttons, or the like to hold the assembled structure together. The shelves of the rack may be separated by a divider which also is assembled within the foundation through the inner connection of the ears provided on the divider fitting into slots cut and formed into the foundation. The sections of the rack which are created by the shelves and divider can be further sub-divided into compartments by the use of wings are formed in the core and are connected to the core by a pivot hinge which allows the wing to swing into the sections of the rack and form compartments. A clear strip extends from one side of the rack to the other across the face of each section and the clear strip has a leaf which extends over the seat of the shelf to hold the material being displayed within the compartments. The clear strips have arms on each ends which wrap about the sides of the display rack and fingers which tuck into openings in the back of the back to secure the clear strip to the rack. | ||||||
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