Classifications

• • G—PHYSICS
  • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
  • G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
  • G09F7/00—Signs, name or number plates, letters, numerals, or symbols; Panels or boards
  • G09F7/18—Means for attaching signs, plates, panels, or boards to a supporting structure

Definitions

• the invention relates to the field of tables, posters, posters or the like comprising a display medium.
• the invention thus makes it possible to display an image or a decoration reproduced at a face of the display medium.
• the invention relates more particularly to the combination of a display medium with wall hooking means. It also relates to a particular design and geometry of the wall hooking means for limiting the packaging of such a table for its transport and / or storage that can be made especially flat.
• the object of the invention is to provide a table and hooking means having a minimum thickness, so as to limit the size of such a table during its transport and / or storage and nevertheless allowing generate a gap between the display medium and the wall.
• Another objective is to provide tables already pre-equipped with wall hanging means also to stiffen the display medium. The user then only has to exert a manual operation shaping the fastening means integral with the back side of the display medium to increase its rigidity in bending and / or torsion.
• the invention therefore relates to a table comprising a display medium for viewing an image at a location of the support surface and wall attachment means arranged at a back side of the support characterized in that the wall hooking means comprise at least one plane profile adapted to fold over itself to form a rigid tubular section, one of the faces of the profile being non-reversibly secured to the back side of the support, and in that that the planar profile comprises a first elongated selvedge provided with first securing means, these first securing means being able to cooperate continuously over the entire length of the planar profile with second complementary securing means and for holding in position of the flat profile in a folded position in the form of a rigid tubular section.
• the flat profile is arranged in a flat unfolded position, thus ensuring minimal space at the back side of the display medium.
• the plane profile is then folded manually on itself by the user to form a rigid tubular profile.
• One of the two elongate selvedges of the plane profile is then brought closer to another part of the profile and complementary securing means allow to immobilize continuously the first elongate edge of the profile relative to the other part of the profile.
• the flat profile is then maintained in a folded position shaped rigid tubular section.
• the flexural and torsional rigidity of the display support is significantly increased and makes it possible to produce a flat surface rigidified from a display medium formed of a material flexible and / or thin.
• the second complementary securing means may be arranged at a second elongate selvedge of the flat profile.
• the two edges of the plane profile cooperate with each other continuously over their entire length to form the rigid tubular section.
• such a tubular section may be in various forms such as a prism triangular base, square, rectangle, trapezoidal, hexagonal or any other polygonal shape.
• the second complementary securing means may be arranged at an inner portion of the planar section.
• such a rigid tubular section may be in various forms and in particular have a P-shaped cross section, that is to say forming a prism triangular base, square, rectangle with a face of width greater than other faces so as to increase the contact area with the display medium.
• This face of greater width corresponds in fact to the face of the profile intended to be secured non-reversibly with the back side of the support.
• the complementary securing means can also be in different forms and in particular be of the reversible or non-reversible type.
• the complementary securing means may comprise latching means.
• the first elongate selvedge of the planar profile comprises a protrusion provided with teeth or beads.
• the second elongate selvedge or the inner portion of the profile comprises a groove forming a narrowing inside which the protrusion can be inserted by a displacement in translation towards the bottom of the groove of the profile.
• the introduction of the protrusion inside the groove causes an elastic deformation of the groove and a locking position of the protrusion once arrived in its engaged position.
• the complementary securing means may comprise two self-gripping strips provided respectively with loops and hooks. Such an arrangement then allows a reversible connection of the first elongated strip with the second elongated strip or with the inner portion of the profile.
• the self-gripping strips provided with loops and hooks comprise on their reverse side an adhesive portion co-operating respectively with, on the one hand, the first elongated selvedge and with, on the other hand, the second elongated selvedge or the inner portion of the profile. .
• the complementary securing means may comprise a gluing intermediate.
• connection between, on the one hand, the first elongated strip and, on the other hand, the second elongated strip or the inner portion of the profile may be of the non-reversible type.
• a non-stick film is then positioned on the gluing intermediate during the transportation of the board. Such a film is removed by the user at the time of folding the plane profile.
• the plane section may comprise two parallel grooves intended to facilitate folding in the form of a rigid tubular profile, such grooves being arranged at the edges of the tubular section once the section has been folded.
• Such grooves indeed generate thickness restrictions in the material forming the flat profile and thus facilitates its folding along lines intended to form the edges of the tubular section.
• Such grooves are advantageously directly obtained during the manufacturing process of the flat profile, in particular by extrusion.
• such grooves can also be obtained by a material removal process, such as machining in particular.
• planar profile may comprise at least one opening intended to allow the introduction of a suspension hook inside the volume of the prism.
• the tubular section then provides the mechanical connection between the suspension hook and the display support.
• Such an opening may in particular have an oblong shape and be carried out ⁇ punch after the extruded profile plan.
• the face of the tubular section non-reversibly secured to the back side of the support may comprise a bonding intermediate.
• the planar profile is stuck directly on the back side of the support at a face of the prism or at a larger width of the rigid tubular section.
• the display medium may be formed by a transparent plate, the image being directly printed on the reverse side of the transparent plate.
• a transparent plate may in particular be made of a material such as polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), ensuring both good transparency and rigidity compatible with use as a display support table.
• PMMA polymethylmethacrylate
• a white background can also be added once the image is printed on the display medium to improve the visible color rendition at the face-up.
• Such a plate can also be decorated by printing, engraving or any other type of decoration.
• planar profile may be made of a material selected from the group comprising polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyamide (PA), polystyrene (PS). ), steel and wood.
• PE polyethylene
• PVC polyvinyl chloride
• PET polyethylene terephthalate
• PA polyamide
• PS polystyrene
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a table according to the invention comprising a planar profile arranged in an unfolded position;
• FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a plane profile forming a wall hooking means according to the invention.
• FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a table equipped with a planar profile arranged in a folded position, according to the invention
• FIGS. 4 to 6 are cross-sectional views showing the different positions, namely unfolded, intermediate and folded, a first variant of planar section;
• FIGS. 7 and 8 are cross-sectional views showing the different positions, namely unfolded and folded, a second variant of planar profile;
• - Figure 9 is a side view of a table according to the invention.
• the invention relates to a table 1 comprising a display medium 2 on which an image can be displayed at a location face 3 of the support. Moreover, such a table 1 also comprises wall hooking means 4 arranged at a back side 5 of the display medium.
• the wall hooking means are formed by a flat profile 6 adapted to fold on itself.
• a plane profile 6 is secured to the back face 5 of the panel 2 in a non-reversible manner at a face 10 of the plane profile 6.
• Such a planar section 6 is therefore able to fold to match two elongate edges 20 and 21 having complementary securing means.
• the flat profile 6 can be folded so as to form a rigid tabular profile 7 such as a triangular prism by making the two edges 20 and 21 cooperate. Only the face 10 of the prism is then maintained in contact with the back side 5 of the display support 2.
• a rigid tubular section 7 may be in other forms such a prism square, rectangle, trapezoidal, hexagonal or any other polygonal shape.
• such a tubular section 7 comprises at least one opening 25 intended to allow the introduction of the end of a suspension hook within the volume defined by the tubular section 7.
• the plane profile 6 is secured to the display support 2 by means of a bonding intermediate 17 attached at the level of the face 10 intended to cooperate in a non-reversible manner with the back face 5 of the display support. Furthermore, such a planar profile 6 comprises two parallel grooves 15 and 16 intended to facilitate the folding operation of the planar profile 6.
• the elongate selvedges 20 and 21 of the plane profile 6 comprise, for their part, means for complementary fastening 22 and 23 shown in the form of latching means.
• the folding of the flat profile 6 is obtained by folding the two elongate selvedges 20 and 21 facing one another. Only the face 10 of the tubular section then remains parallel to the back face 5 of the display support 2.
• the plane profile 106 can be folded so as to form a rigid tubular section 107 by making the first edge 120 cooperate with an inner portion 121 of the plane profile 106. arrangement then makes it possible to increase the width of the face 110 of the prism intended to be kept in contact with the back side 5 of the display medium 2.
• Such rigid tubular section 107 may also be in other forms such as a square, rectangle, trapezoidal, hexagonal or any other polygonal shape prism.
• the bending of the plane profile 106 is obtained by folding the first elongated strip 120 facing the internal portion 121 of the flat profile 106. Furthermore, such a planar profile 106 comprises two parallel grooves 115 and 116 intended to facilitate the folding operation of the plane profile 106.
• the plane profile 106 is, as before, secured to the display support 2 by means of a bonding intermediate 117 attached at the level of the face 110 of greater width than those of the two other faces of the prism formed by the tubular section. rigid 107.
• two tabular sections 7 cooperate with the back side of the display support 2.
• the upper tabular section also cooperates with a suspension hook 8 to maintain the table at a predetermined height from the ground.
• Such tabular profiles 7 also make it possible to define an offset with respect to the wall wall 9 and to position the display support 2 in parallel with this wall 9.
• the complementary securing means 32 and 33 are formed by self-gripping strips respectively provided with loops and hooks.
• Such complementary securing means 32 and 33 then allow a reversible connection between the two longitudinal edges of the plane profile to enable the tabular profile 37 to be formed.
• the complementary securing means 42 and 43 are formed by two flat surfaces arranged opposite.
• a bonding intermediate 54 is also reported between the two flat surfaces to keep them substantially in contact with each other.

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