DE9108565U1 - Furniture with product fields for shop design - Google Patents

Description

-1-Applicant: Gütermann & Co. AG, Claridenstrasse 25, CH-8023 Zurich

Furniture with product fields for shop design

The innovation concerns furniture with product areas for store design, whereby in the product areas, in particular haberdashery and the like are presented for sale in an easily manageable manner.

The furniture with the product areas serves to profitably present haberdashery and handicraft ranges in conjunction with a completely new, variably attachable module system. In the manner of a display technology, the goods are presented in a space-saving and functional manner in an economical representation, whereby the entire handicraft yarn and haberdashery range can be presented. The concept of the highly variable individual modules makes almost any individual form of furnishing possible. Furniture with product areas for shop design, whereby haberdashery and the like are presented for sale in the product areas, is already known, but the disadvantage here is that the goods cannot be presented clearly and, furthermore, the furniture is not suitable for individual shop design.

The aim of the innovation is therefore to develop furniture with product areas in such a way that individual store design is possible in many different ways and the goods themselves can be presented clearly.

The solution to the problem is achieved by providing a cube-shaped modular furniture part, which is attached to the

The front side has the goods field and which is arranged interchangeably in a frame, whereby frame parts of the frame grasp the modular furniture part in the side area.

Advantageously, it can be provided that several modular furniture parts are arranged one above the other in a frame, with the front line of the product fields arranged one above the other running vertically in an upward curve or with straight lines.

The side frame parts of the frame are also advantageously designed in an arched shape and several frames with modular furniture parts can be stacked on top of each other. It is also possible to create vertical lines for the frame parts instead of arched lines.

It is particularly advantageous that the modular furniture parts are arranged in the frame in such a way that they can be easily removed.

Another solution for individual shop design and advantageous presentation of goods is that one or more product areas are designed as a hanging sales wall, which is hung in a slightly curved arrangement on a frame. In this design, the product areas are arranged one above the other or next to each other as a sales wall, which is easily hung in a frame.

For the design of corners in the shop area, it is intended that racks with modular furniture parts and/or racks with attachable sales walls are set up in an arrangement across the corner, with another piece of furniture being arranged in the area of the corner between the racks.

Another solution for individual store design and advantageous presentation of goods is to use a cube-shaped

modular furniture part is arranged at an angle in the form of a desk and has the goods field on the top, whereby the modular furniture part can be attached to a pedestal or is arranged in the form of a desk in a frame.

It is advantageous that all solutions provide for the modular furniture parts, panels, attachments or similar accessories.

In order to present different goods, it is advantageous for the goods area to be subdivided.

The subject matter of the present innovation arises not only from the subject matter of the individual protection claims, but also from the combination of the individual protection claims with one another.

All information and features disclosed in the documents - including the summary, in particular the spatial configuration shown in the drawings, are claimed as essential to the invention insofar as they are new compared to the prior art, individually or in combination.

The innovation is explained in more detail below using drawings showing several implementation options. The drawings and their descriptions reveal further key features and advantages of the innovation.

Show it:

Figure 1: the arrangement of several modular furniture parts on top of each other in an arched arrangement in a frame;

Figure 2: the arrangement of one or two modular furniture parts in

-4-a frame;

Figure 3: the arrangement of the modular furniture parts according to Figure 1 in connection with a panel and an attachment;

Figure 4: the representation of a hanging sales wall in a frame, once with and once without a panel for dividing the product areas;

Figure 5: the arrangement of modular furniture parts in a frame in connection with a sales wall, which are arranged in a corner, with another furniture part provided in the middle;

Figure 6: the representation of a desk-shaped modular furniture part in a frame;

Figure 7: the representation of modular furniture parts in a desk-like arrangement on a pedestal;

Figure 8: the formation of an exemplary product field with subdivisions.

Figure 1 shows a sales presentation in which several modular furniture parts 1 are arranged one above the other in an arched arrangement in a frame 3, with side frame parts 4 of the frame 3, which are also arched, enclosing the modular furniture parts 1.

Figure 2 shows a modular furniture part 1 in an individual arrangement in a frame 3. Figure 2 also shows the arrangement of two modular furniture parts 1 one above the other in another frame 3. The frames 3 according to Figure 2 can be stacked on top of each other, so

-δα aß an arrangement according to Figure 1 of the modular furniture parts 1 is achieved.

Figure 3 shows an arrangement of modular furniture parts 1 according to figure , wherein the modular furniture parts 1 are provided with a panel 5 and an attachment 6.

Figure 4 shows a sales wall 7 that is suspended in a frame 3, whereby the sales wall is additionally provided with a panel 5 to divide the individual product areas 2. Figure 4 and Figure 8 show product areas 2 that are also designed in this way on the modular furniture parts 1 on the front.

Figure 5 shows an arrangement around a corner, whereby a sales wall 7 according to Figure 4 in conjunction with an arrangement of modular furniture parts according to Figure 1 is arranged around a corner, and an additional furniture part 8 is placed in the middle. This has the advantage that the shop design can also be used to present goods around a corner, whereby an additional furniture part 8 can be used to present additional, possibly different, goods.

In Figure 6, a modular furniture part 1 is shown in a desk-shaped representation, with a frame 9 enclosing the modular furniture part 1.

In Figure 7, modular furniture parts are arranged in a desk-like representation on a pedestal 10.

Figure 8 shows a modular furniture part 1, where only as an example product fields 2 are formed on the front side. The product fields 2 are thus suitable for holding borders, buttons or blisters. Depending on the design of the product fields, bias tape,

e.g. household tapes or seam tapes or the like are presented.

The modular arrangement of the modular furniture parts in a frame or the presentation as a sales wall is in itself hard, angular, square and pointed, even with the addition of the panels, but this reinforces the properties of the goods presented, which are particularly soft and warm. This creates an animation and stimulates creativity, and conveys a special world of experience.

Claims (8)

New protection claims 1. Furniture with product areas for shop design, in which in particular haberdashery and the like are presented for sale in an easily visible manner in the product areas, characterized in that system-like cube-shaped modular furniture parts (1) are provided with product areas (2) that are open at the front and can be variably designed and designed to accommodate handicraft yarns/haberdashery, which are arranged one above the other in a rack (3) with frame parts (4) that can be easily exchanged, which hold the modular furniture parts (1) laterally, and that the racks (3) with their frame parts (4) are arranged upright for the construction of several of these racks (3) with modular furniture parts (1) and are formed so that they interlock at the top and bottom and/or are arranged one above the other in a connectable manner. 2. Furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the front line of the modular furniture parts (1) and/or product areas (2) arranged in a frame (3) and open to the front towards the viewer runs in an upward curve or vertically. 2 - 3. Furniture according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the side frame parts (4) of the frame (3) are curved (9) or that the frame parts (4) for holding the goods sections are straight. 4. Furniture with product areas for shop design, whereby haberdashery and the like are presented for sale in the product areas in an easily visible manner, characterized in that one or more product areas (2) are designed as a hanging sales wall (7), whereby these are hung in a slightly curved arrangement in a frame (3) and a panel (5) is provided for dividing the individual product areas (2). 5. Furniture according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that frames (3) with modular furniture parts (1) and/or frames (3) with attachable sales walls (7) are arranged in an arrangement spaced apart next to one another or at a corner, with another piece of furniture (8) in the form of a frame being arranged to bridge the distance between the frames (3). 6. Furniture with product areas for shop design, whereby haberdashery and the like are presented for sale in the product areas in an easily visible manner, characterized in that a cube-shaped modular furniture part (1) is arranged at an angle in the form of a desk and has the product area (2) on the top, whereby the modular furniture part (1) can be fastened to a pedestal (10) or is arranged in a frame (3). 7. Furniture according to claim 1, 2, 4 and 6, characterized in that the modular furniture parts (1) are provided with panels (5), attachments (6) or the like. 8. Furniture according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the goods compartment (2) has subdivisions.