JPH0211883Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a tire and wheel display stand used for displaying automobile tires and wheels in stores and the like.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

Traditionally, tires and wheels have been displayed by mounting metal fittings on the wall and hanging them, or by stacking shelves horizontally in multiple levels above and below and placing the tires on each shelf. Rather, the customer had to view it from a distance and select the design, etc.

This device can be installed in a narrow space in a store so that customers can easily touch and hold the tires directly, and the installation location can be easily changed. This was proposed for the purpose of providing a movable tire and wheel display stand.

[Means for solving problems]

The structure of the present invention that achieves the above object will be described below based on embodiments.

A support b is installed on a base a which is provided with casters 4 and is movable thereby. Tire and wheel racks c and e are installed on the upper and lower halves of the support column b, respectively, with one in a movable state capable of horizontal rotation and the other in a fixed state unable to do so. Movable cylinders 16 and 26 having edge holders d and f that fit on the outer peripheral edge 33 of the tire wheel h placed upright are mounted on each of the tire wheel racks c and e so as to be vertically movable and rotatable. . Further, an advertisement holder 29 is inserted into the upper end of the pillar b.

[Effect]

The tire wheel h is mounted upright on each of the tire wheel racks c and e, and the outer periphery 33 is connected to the movable cylinder 1.
Since it is held down by the edge pressers d and f of 6 and 26, it will not fall off carelessly. However, it can be easily removed from the shelf c, e by removing the edge pressers d, f. Further, by moving the movable cylinders 16 and 26 up and down, the edge pressers d and f can be made to correspond appropriately to tire wheels h having different diameters.

One of the upper and lower shelves c and e in a movable state is rotated horizontally as appropriate, and the orientation of the tire wheel h on the rack is adjusted between it and the other one in a fixed state, and then installed. Depending on the location, each side of the mounted tire wheel h can be displayed in an easy-to-see manner at the top or bottom.

〔Example〕

The illustrated embodiment will be described in more detail below.

A is a base made of vertical bars 1, 2 and horizontal bars 3 made of metal pipes assembled in an H-shape in plan, and casters 4 are provided on the lower surfaces of the left and right vertical bars 1, 2 to make them movable.

b is a support installed in the center of the base a, and this support b consists of a receiving tube 5 made of a metal pipe fixed to the horizontal rod 3, and a similar metal pipe whose lower part is inserted into the receiving tube 5. It consists of a support rod 6 made of aluminum, and a tube (described later) that fits into the support rod 6.

Numeral 7 is a bolt inserted through the horizontal rod 3 and screwed into a nut 8 provided inside the bottom of the support rod 6.

C is a tire wheel shelf fixedly installed on the lower half of the support column b. This shelf c is constructed by welding vertical bars 10, 10 also made of metal pipes to both ends of horizontal bars 9, 9 made of metal pipes arranged in parallel at a required interval (approximately matching the outer diameter of the receiving tube 5). This is assembled into an H-shape in plan, and fixedly installed on the lower half of the support column b by welding the horizontal rods 9, 9 to the receiving tube 5.

The vertical rods 10, 10 have a collar plate 11 on each end surface thereof.
In addition, a small protrusion 12 is provided at a position close to the horizontal rods 9, 9.

13 is a protective tube made of synthetic resin fitted to each end of the vertical bars 10, 10, and 14 is also made of synthetic resin and fitted between the protrusion 12 of the vertical bars 10, 10 and the horizontal bars 9, 9. It is a protective ring.

Reference numeral 15 denotes a fixed metal tube fitted into the part of the support rod 6 protruding from the receiving tube 5, 16 a movable tube fitted to the fixed tube 15 so as to be able to move up and down and rotate, and d denote a movable tube of the movable tube 16. This is an edge presser that is used by fitting into the outer peripheral edge 33 of a tire wheel h, which will be described later, which is provided facing each other on both sides.

This edge presser d attaches a frame having a downward U-shaped portion 17 formed by appropriately bending a thin metal rod to the movable cylinder 1.
6 are welded at opposing positions on both sides. Reference numeral 16' denotes a screw provided on the movable cylinder 16 so as to be loosenable and tightenable.

Reference numeral e designates a tire and wheel mounting shelf provided in the upper half of the support column b in a movable state that allows it to rotate horizontally. This shelf e is attached to a rotating cylinder 18 that is rotatably fitted to a portion of the support rod 6 above the fixed cylinder 15. Reference numeral 18' denotes a screw provided on the rotary cylinder 18 so as to be loosenable and tightenable.

The shelf e, like the shelf c, has horizontal bars 19, 19 made of metal pipes arranged in parallel at a required interval (approximately the outer diameter of the rotating cylinder 18), with metal pipes made of metal pipes at both ends. Vertical rods 20, 20 are welded to form a plane H
By assembling it into a shape and welding it to the upper half of the support column b and the horizontal rods 19, 19 to the rotating tube 18,
It is installed so that it can be rotated horizontally.

The vertical rods 20, 20 each have a collar plate 21 on each end surface.
In addition, a small protrusion 22 is provided at a position close to the horizontal rods 19, 19.

23 is a protective tube made of synthetic resin fitted to each end of the vertical bars 20, 20, and 24 is a protective tube made of synthetic resin fitted to the protrusion 22 of the vertical bars 20, 20 and the rods of the horizontal bars 19, 19. It is a protective ring.

Reference numeral 25 denotes a cover tube made of metal pipe that fits into the part of the support rod 6 protruding from the rotary tube 18, 26 refers to a movable tube fitted to the cover tube 25 so that it can move vertically and rotate, and f refers to this movable tube. These are edge pressers that are provided opposite to each other on both sides of the tube 26 and are used by fitting into the outer peripheral edge 33 of a tire wheel h, which will be described later.

This edge presser f, like the edge presser d, is a downward U-shaped portion 27 formed by appropriately bending a thin metal rod.
It is formed by welding a frame having a shape to opposite positions on both sides of the movable cylinder 26. 26' is a screw provided on the movable cylinder 26 so as to be loosenable and tightenable.

g is inserted through the top plate of the cover tube 25 and screwed and tightened the lower half bolt part 28 to a nut 27 provided inside the head of the support rod 6, and an advertisement holder 29 is attached to the upper end.
30 is a top plate holding nut screwed into the lower half bolt portion 28.

The advertisement holder 29 is used to support a bulletin board 31 that advertises the names and trademarks of manufacturers and dealers of the tires and wheels to be displayed.This bulletin board 31 is equipped with a pocket 32 for storing catalogs and pamphlets. There is.

The tire wheels h are placed on the tire wheel racks c and e in the following manner.

That is, the tire wheel h has horizontal bars 9, 10, 10, 20, 20 on both sides of the vertical bars 10, 10, 20, 20 of each shelf c, e.
9, 19, 19 and two each are placed across the support column b. At this time, each tire wheel h is
The outer peripheral edge 33 on one side is connected to the vertical rods 9, 9 and the protrusions 12, 1.
2. Fit into the rod between the horizontal rods 19, 19 and the protrusions 22, 22, and abut the end surface of the outer peripheral edge 33 against the protective rings 14, 24 made of synthetic resin, and the end surface of the outer peripheral edge 34 on the other side. is brought into contact with synthetic resin protections 13 and 23. Next, the U-shaped portions 17 of the edge presses d and f,
27 is fitted into the upper peripheral portion of the outer peripheral edge 33, and the movable cylinders 16, 26 are fixed at that position by tightening the screws 16', 26'.

Then, with the lower half bolt part 28 of the upright rod g loosened, the shelf e is appropriately rotated around the support column b to orient the tire wheel h on the shelf e as shown in FIG. 6, for example. When the tire wheel h on the shelf c is installed so that the orientation is 90 degrees, the lower half bolt part 28 of the upright rod g is screwed into the nut 2.
7, and at the same time press the top plate holding nut 30 against the top plate of the cover tube 25, and the support rod 6, into which the support tube 5 and fixed tube 15 of the support column b, more specifically the base a, are fitted. The rotating tube 18 and cover tube 25 of the shelf e are integrally tightened.

To remove or replace a tire wheel h during display, move the edge holders d and f to the movable tubes 16 and 26.
This is done by moving it upward and temporarily fixing it.

[Effects of the invention] As is clear from the above, according to the invention, tire wheels are mounted upright on each tire wheel rack, and the outer periphery is held down by an edge presser provided on a movable tube. This prevents it from falling off carelessly.

On the other hand, it can be easily removed from the shelf by removing the edge presser. Also,
By moving the movable tube up and down, the edge presser can be adapted to suit tire wheels with different diameters.

One of the upper and lower shelves in a movable state is horizontally rotated as appropriate, and the other fixed state is used to change and adjust the orientation of the wheels of the rack to match the installation location. Each side of the mounted tires and wheels can be displayed in an easy-to-see manner at the top and bottom.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a front view, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. 1, and FIG.
The figure is a - line sectional view of Figure 1, Figure 4 is a bottom view,
FIG. 5 is a partially exploded view, and FIG. 6 is a front view of the device in use. 4...caster, a...base, b...pillar,
c, e... Tire wheel shelf, h... Tire wheel, 33... Outer periphery, d, f... Edge presser, 16, 26... Movable tube, 29... Advertising holder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A support is established on a base with casters, and tire and wheel racks are installed on each of the upper and lower halves of the support, one in a movable state that allows horizontal rotation, and the other in a fixed state that cannot. Additionally, above each of the tire and wheel racks, there is a movable cylinder that can be vertically moved and rotated, and has an edge retainer that fits on the outer periphery of the tire wheel that is mounted upright on each of the tire and wheel racks. A display stand for tires and wheels, characterized in that an advertisement holder is inserted into the upper end of the support.