JP2001087100A - Stand for window display of portable telephone - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a stand to display a portable telephone at the store. SOLUTION: This stand for shop display of a portable telephone consists of a front plate made up of a backrest which is inclined rearward with respect to a vertical plane when the stand is mounted on a shelf board or the like and a bottom receiving plate extending upwardly forwardly from the lower end of the backrest, and a rear plate extending downward, nearly vertically, from the top end of the backrest to support the backrest in its rearwardly inclined posture. The backrest of the front plate includes a visor part extending forward from the top thereof. A rail plate made of a transparent or semitransparent synthetic resin and having an upwardly opened U-shaped cross section extends over the entire width of the front plate, and the rail plate having a U-shaped cross section forms therein a pocket for cards.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a stand for displaying a product of a mobile phone at a store in a mobile phone store or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, mobile phones have become widespread and the number of dealers and agents has been increasing.
Shop windows are set up in stores and various types of mobile phones are displayed via stands to promote sales.

[0003] The stand is installed upright on a mounting surface such as the floor of a show window or the upper surface of a shelf, and is configured so that one mobile phone can be held by one stand. Normally, a transparent plate made of an acrylic resin or other synthetic resin is bent into a substantially “H” shape, so that a front plate that is tilted rearwardly inclined with respect to a vertical plane while being mounted on the mounting surface, And a rear plate that is substantially hung from the top of the plate to the mounting surface and supports the front plate in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to the mounting surface.

[0004] The stand has a bottom receiving plate which is bent upwardly from the lower end of the front plate with an upward slope.
The mobile phone is displayed with the bottom bottom portion of the mobile phone supported by the bottom support plate and the back surface of the mobile phone standing upright from the bottom support plate supported along the front plate.

[0005]

The conventional stand has a function of supporting a mobile phone, but has not been designed to attach a card or a display sheet for promoting sales of products. There's a problem.

In addition, the conventional stand is intended to be installed upright (hereinafter referred to as a placement display form) solely on a placement surface (the floor of a show window, the upper surface of a shelf board, or the like). However, there is a problem that is naturally restricted. In this regard, the present inventor has found that, for example, a wall surface (hereinafter, referred to as a net wall) made of a net made of a lattice-like wire net or the like is erected on a show window, and a stand is suspended from the net. If possible, the stand can be attached to a free position on the wall surface of the net wall, and there is an advantage that the display form in a suspended state (hereinafter, referred to as a suspended display form) can be more freely displayed. There are unsolved issues that need to be further devised to implement this.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a storefront display stand for a portable telephone which solves the above-mentioned problems.

In view of the above, the present invention is configured as a first means to provide a backrest plate which is mounted on a mounting surface such as a shelf plate and which is inclined in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to a vertical plane. A front plate provided with a bottom receiving plate bent upward with an upward slope from the lower end of the front plate, and the mounting surface is substantially suspended from the top of the back plate of the front plate to the mounting surface, and the mounting surface is placed on the mounting surface. The back plate of the front plate forms an eave portion extending forward from the top, and an upper portion formed of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin plate on the eave portion. An opening-shaped groove-shaped rail plate is provided over substantially the entire width of the front plate, and the groove portion of the rail plate constitutes a card pocket portion.

In the embodiment of the present invention, it is preferable that the card pocket section defines at least a first pocket section and a second pocket section which are divided into at least a plurality in the width direction of the front plate.

Further, the present invention is configured as a second means, comprising: a backrest plate which is mounted on a mounting surface such as a shelf plate and tilts rearwardly inclined with respect to a vertical plane while the backrest plate is provided. A front plate provided with a bottom receiving plate bent upward with an upward slope from the lower end of the front plate, and the mounting surface is substantially suspended from the top of the back plate of the front plate to the mounting surface, and the mounting surface is placed on the mounting surface. And a rear plate supporting the mobile phone in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to the base plate, wherein the bottom support plate supports the bottom of the mobile phone, and the back surface of the mobile phone standing upright from the bottom support plate is supported along the back plate. A back sheet having a width of at least twice as large as the width of the mobile phone, a rib extending in the width direction provided on an upper front surface of the back plate, and a display sheet opened downward by the rib. Form the holding groove There to that point.

Further, the present invention is configured as a third means, comprising a backrest plate which is inclined to a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to a vertical plane while being mounted on a mounting surface such as a shelf board and the backrest plate. A front plate provided with a bottom receiving plate bent upward with an upward slope from the lower end of the front plate, and the mounting surface is substantially suspended from the top of the back plate of the front plate to the mounting surface, and the mounting surface is placed on the mounting surface. A rear plate supporting in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to the rear plate, the rear plate includes a column portion extending substantially vertically, and a seat portion extending forward from the lower end of the column portion and reaching the lower end back of the backrest plate, The present invention is characterized in that the vicinity of the top of the column is detachably attached to the vicinity of the top of the backrest plate.

In the embodiment of the present invention, a downward hook piece protruding rearward is provided near the top of the support portion of the rear plate.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the stand 1
Is a front plate 2 made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin.
And a rear plate 3.

The front plate 2 is mounted on a mounting surface F (a floor surface of a show window, an upper surface of a shelf plate, etc.), and is provided with a back plate 4 inclined in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to a vertical plane, and a back plate. 4, a bottom receiving plate 5 bent forward with an upward slope, and an eave portion 6 extending forward from the top of the backrest plate 4.
And a rail plate 7 having an upper opening and having a groove shape in cross section, which is provided over substantially the entire width of the front plate 2 along the front edge of the eave portion 6.

The rear plate 3 has a column 8 extending substantially vertically.
And a seat 9 extending forward from the lower end of the support portion 8 and reaching the lower end back of the backrest plate 4. The vicinity of the top of the support portion 8 is detachably attached to the vicinity of the top of the backrest plate 4 as described later. I have. Therefore, the support portion 8 is substantially suspended from the top of the backrest plate 4 toward the mounting surface F to reach the seat portion 9, and the lower end of the front plate 2 and the seat portion 9 of the rear plate 3 are mounted on the mounting surface F. In the placed display mode, the back plate 3 is used for the back plate 4 of the front plate 2 by the rear plate 3.
Are supported in a rearwardly inclined posture, and the bottom receiving plate 5 is supported in an inclined and lifted state. Since the front plate 2 and the rear plate 3 are detachable from each other, they can be packed compactly while being separated from each other.

As shown in FIG. 3, the bottom of the portable telephone P is supported by the bottom receiving plate 5 of the front plate 2, and the back of the portable telephone P in the upright state is supported along the back plate 4. Can be At this time, a front stopper 10 that is bent upward is provided at the front end edge of the bottom receiving plate 5.

As shown in FIG. 1, the backrest plate 4 (in the illustrated example, the backrest plate 4, the bottom receiving plate 5, the eaves section 6, and the rail plate 7 constituting the front plate 2) are all of the portable telephone P. It is formed in a wide width having a width twice or more the width dimension. In the illustrated example, the width of the back plate 4 (and the bottom receiving plate 5) is formed to be three to four times the width of the mobile phone P.
In the width direction of the back plate 4 (and the bottom receiving plate 5), the mobile phone P may be mounted on the left half as shown in the drawing, mounted on the right half, or mounted on the center. It is possible. A rib 1 extending in the width direction is provided on an upper front surface of the backrest plate 4.
The rib 11 is provided with a display sheet holding groove 12 which opens downward. The rib 11 and the display sheet holding groove 12 are preferably provided over substantially the entire width of the backrest plate 4, and may be extended continuously or intermittently as shown in the figure. good. Therefore, the display sheet 13 can be provided along the front surface of the backrest plate 4 as shown in the figure, and the upper edge of the display sheet 13 can be held in the display sheet holding groove 12. At this time, the auxiliary rib 1 facing the rib 11
4 is provided on the upper surface of the bottom receiving plate 5, and the display sheet 13 is formed by an auxiliary groove 15 formed between the auxiliary rib 14 and the backrest plate 4.
It is preferable that the lower edge be held.
The display sheet 13 describes sales promotion items such as a function description and a selling point of the mobile phone P to be exhibited.
As shown in the figure, the backrest plate 4 may be provided only partially in the width direction, or may be provided over the entire width.

The eaves portion 6 is bent substantially at a right angle from the top edge of the backrest plate 4 toward the front, and a rail plate 7 is bent at the front edge of the eaves portion 6. Therefore, the eaves portion 6 and the rail plate 7 are provided over substantially the entire width of the front plate 2 (back plate 4). As described above, as a result of forming the entire front plate 2 to be transparent or translucent, the rail plate 7 is naturally also formed to be transparent or translucent, but the back plate 4 and the bottom receiving plate of the front plate 2 are formed. 5 and the eaves 6 may be formed opaque, and only the rail plate 7 (at least a front rail plate 7f described later) may be formed to be transparent or translucent.

The rail plate 7 includes a rear rail plate 7r formed by bending the front edge of the eave portion 6 downward at a substantially right angle and a rear rail plate 7r which is folded back from the rear rail plate 7r into a substantially U shape. A front rail plate 7f extending substantially parallel to the front rail plate 7f;
The pocket portion for the card is constituted by the groove formed between them. As shown in the drawing, the groove portion is divided into right and left portions by a partition wall 16 at substantially the center, so that the card pocket portion is divided into the first pocket portion 17R and the second pocket portion 1.
Divide into 7L. It should be noted that the card pocket may be divided into two parts, that is, a right and left first pocket part 17R and a second pocket part 17L, or may be divided into three or more parts to form three or more pocket parts. In the illustrated example, the first pocket portion 17R
The side end of the second pocket portion 17L is closed by the auxiliary wall 18.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, a non-consumable card 19 is inserted and held in the first pocket portion 17R, and a plurality of consumer cards 20 are inserted and held in the second pocket portion 17L. The non-consumable card 19 is, for example, a price card for displaying the price of a mobile phone. The non-consumable card 19 is visible from the outside through the front rail plate 7f while being inserted and held in the first pocket portion 17R. During the display, the non-consumed card 19 is not taken out from the first pocket portion 17R, that is, is not consumed, so that one non-consumed card 19 is
What is necessary is just to insert and hold in R.

On the other hand, the consumption card 20 is, for example, a commodity order card indicating a product number and the like, and is visible from the outside through the front rail plate 7f in a state of being inserted and held in the second pocket portion 17L. However, if the customer desires to purchase, the customer pulls out the product order card 20 and brings it to the sales counter of the store, that is, it is consumed. Therefore, a plurality of consumption cards 20 are inserted and held in the second pocket portion 17L in a state of being overlapped.
The pick piece 20p protruding from the upper opening of L is pinched so that one consumption card 20 can be taken out. Usually, since a store has a plurality of stocks for the same model of mobile phone P, the number of product order cards 2 corresponding to the stock quantity is
0 is inserted and held in the second pocket portion 17L. Therefore, for example, if the product order card 20 is completely taken out and consumed, it means that the store has run out of stock, so it is located next to the end of the product order card 20 and displayed. The notification display card 21 indicating that the stock of the mobile phone is in short supply, for example, "description that cannot be delivered immediately" or "description of the number of days required for delivery" is inserted and held in the second pocket portion 17L. . Therefore, after the commodity order card 20 inserted and held in the second pocket portion 17L is completely consumed, the front rail plate 7f
To make the notification display card 21 visible to the customer. The notification display card 21 is provided in the second pocket 1
It may be attached to the rear rail plate 7r inside 7L.

The rear plate 3 raises the column portion 8 substantially vertically in a state where the seat portion 9 is mounted on the mounting surface F. In this state, the backrest plate 4 of the front plate 2 is set to a predetermined backward tilt posture. In order to support the backrest plate 4, an upper inclined surface portion 22 is formed on the front surface near the top of the support portion 8 so as to match the rearward inclination angle of the backrest plate 4. A corresponding lower inclined surface portion 23 is formed.

In order to make the rear plate 3 detachable from the front plate 2, as shown in FIG.
2, a locking projection 26 having a retaining plate 24 substantially parallel to the upper inclined surface portion 22 and a neck portion 25 connecting the central portion in the width direction of the retaining plate 24 to the upper inclined surface portion 22. It is protruding. On the other hand, in the center of the upper part of the back plate 4 of the front plate 2, a loose fitting hole 27 through which the retaining plate 24 can be inserted and a narrow width that allows the neck portion 25 to be freely fitted and fitted. A window hole 29 having a notch fitting hole 28 extending upward from substantially the center of the joint hole 28 is provided. Therefore, when the locking projection 26 is inserted into the loose fitting hole 27 and then moved upward, the neck 25 is fitted into the fitting hole 28, and the rear plate 3 is fixedly attached to the front plate 2. At this time, the upper inclined surface portion 22 and the lower inclined surface portion 23 coincide with the upper and lower back surfaces of the backrest plate 4. When removing the rear plate 3 from the front plate 2,
The locking projection 26 is pushed down, the neck 25 is moved from the fitting hole 28 to the loose fitting hole 27, and the retaining plate 24 may be removed from the loose fitting hole 27.

In the vicinity of the top of the support portion 8 of the rear plate 3, a downward hook 30 protruding rearward is provided. Thereby, the stand 1 in which the rear plate 3 is attached and fixed to the front plate 2 is
The hanging display form as described above is made possible. That is, if a net wall N made of a wire net or a net in which wires are connected in a grid pattern vertically and horizontally is erected at a storefront, the hook pieces 30 are detachably engaged with the net as shown in FIG. By stopping, the stand 1 can be suspended and displayed at a free position on the wall surface of the net wall N.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a card pocket according to the embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Stand 2 Front plate 3 Rear plate 4 Backrest plate 5 Bottom support plate 6 Eave portion 7 Rail plate 8 Prop portion 9 Seat portion 11 Rib 12 Display sheet holding groove 17R First pocket portion 17L Second pocket portion 30 Hook piece F placement Surface N Net wall P Mobile phone

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A backrest that is inclined in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to a vertical plane while being placed on a mounting surface such as a shelf plate, and has an upward slope from the lower end of the backrest toward the front. From a front plate having a bent bottom receiving plate, and a rear plate that almost hangs down from the top of the back plate in the front plate to the mounting surface and supports the back plate in a backward inclined position with respect to the mounting surface. The back plate of the front plate forms an eave portion extending forward from the top, and the eave portion is formed by a transparent or translucent synthetic resin plate, and is formed by a front-opening groove-shaped cross-sectional rail plate. Characterized in that the card pocket portion is constituted by the groove portion of the rail plate and provided over substantially the entire width of the mobile phone. 2. The card pocket portion, wherein the first pocket portion and the second pocket portion are divided into at least a plurality of portions in the width direction of the front plate.
2. A stand for store display of a mobile phone according to item 1. 3. A backrest plate that is inclined in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to a vertical plane in a state where the backrest plate is placed on a mounting surface such as a shelf plate, and has an upward slope forward from a lower end of the backrest plate. From a front plate having a bent bottom receiving plate, and a rear plate that almost hangs down from the top of the back plate in the front plate to the mounting surface and supports the back plate in a backward inclined position with respect to the mounting surface. Consisting of
While supporting the bottom of the mobile phone on the bottom receiving plate,
In a configuration in which the back surface of the mobile phone raised from the bottom support plate is supported along the back plate, the back plate of the front plate is formed to have a width that is twice or more the width of the mobile phone, and the width of the back plate is reduced. A storefront display stand for a mobile phone, comprising: a rib extending in a width direction on an upper front surface; and a display sheet holding groove which opens downward by the rib. 4. A backrest plate which is inclined in a rearwardly inclined posture with respect to a vertical plane in a state where the backrest plate is placed on a mounting surface such as a shelf plate, and which has an upward slope forward from a lower end of the backrest plate. From a front plate having a bent bottom receiving plate, and a rear plate that almost hangs down from the top of the back plate in the front plate to the mounting surface and supports the back plate in a backward inclined position with respect to the mounting surface. The rear plate includes a column portion extending in a substantially vertical direction, and a seat extending forward from the lower end of the column portion and reaching the lower end of the back plate. The vicinity of the top portion of the column portion is attached to and detached from the vicinity of the top portion of the back plate. A stand for store display of a mobile phone, wherein the stand is freely attached. 5. The stand for storefront display of a mobile phone according to claim 1, further comprising a downwardly-facing hook piece protruding rearward in the vicinity of the top of the support portion of the rear plate. .