Modular display stand

Claim 2

A collapsible display module comprising: a wall blank having substantially flat wall panels connected end to end foldably relative to each other to define a continuous wall structure, said wall blank collapsible to a flattened state for storage and convertible to an expanded display state in which pairs of opposed, facing panels cooperatively bound a display space; at least one flap associated with each of the wall panels of one said wall panel pair, said flaps each comprising a body and at least one tooth extending from the body; and means attaching the body of each said flap foldably relative to its respective wall panel so that said flaps can be situated in meshed, overlapping relation with each other with said blank in the display state without distorting the panels or the flaps, wherein the tooth on each flap overlies the body of the flap on the opposed panel, the extension of one of the bodies from its respective wall panel being greater than the extension of the other of the bodies from its respective wall panel so that a resulting opening in the wall blank from the flap with the one body is larger than an opening in the wall blank from the flap with the the other body, said flaps serving as shelves for placement of articles to be displayed and the panel with the flap with the other body has a larger retaining surface for articles on the shelf.

Claim 3

A collapsible display module comprising: a wall blank having substantially flat wall panels connected end to end foldably relative to each other to define a continuous wall structure, said blank collapsible to a flattened state and convertible to an expanded display state in which opposed pairs of facing panels cooperatively bound a storage space; at least one flap associated with each of the wall panels of one said wall panel pair, said flaps each comprising a body and at least one tooth extending from the body; means attaching the body of each said flap foldably relative to its respective wall panel for situating said flaps in meshed, overlapping relation with each other wherein the tooth on each flap overlies the body of the flap on the opposing panel, the extension of one of the bodies from its respective wall panel being greater than the extension of the other of the bodies from its respective wall panel so that the resulting opening from the flap with the one body is larger than the opening from the flap with the other body, a flap foldably attached to each of the panels of the other wall panel pair for overlying situation with the flaps on the one wall panel pair, said flaps on the other wall panel pair bearing on the teeth to maintain the meshed, overlapping relationship of the flaps on the one wall panel pair, at least one of the flaps being struck directly from its respective panel to define an opening and integrally attached therewith, said opening permitting viewing of the articles in the storage space, said flaps on the wall panel pairs defining a shelf for placement of articles to be displayed, and the panel with the flap with the other body has a larger retaining surface for articles on the shelf.

Claim 4

A collapsible display module comprising: a wall blank having substantially flat wall panels connected end to end foldably relative to each other to define a continuous wall structure, said blank collapsible to a flattened state and convertible to an expanded display state in which opposed pairs of facing panels cooperatively bound a storage space; at least one flap associated with each of the wall panels of one said wall panel pair, said flaps each comprising a body and at least one tooth extending from the body; means attaching the body of each said flap foldably relative to its respective wall panel for situating said flaps in meshed, overlapping relation with each other wherein the tooth on each flap overlies the body of the flap on the opposing panel, the extension of one of the bodies from its respective wall panel being greater than the extension of the other of the bodies from its respective wall panel so that the resulting opening from the flap with the one body is larger than the opening from the flap with the other body, a flap foldably attached to each of the panels of the other wall panel pair for overlying situation with the flaps on the one wall panel pair, said flaps on the other wall panel pair bearing on the teeth to maintain the meshed, overlapping relationship of the flaps on the one wall panel pair, at least one of the flaps being struck directly from its respective panel to define an opening and integrally attached therewith, said opening permitting viewing of the articles in the storage space, said flaps on the wall panel pairs defining a shelf for placement of articles to be displayed, and the panel with the flap with the other body has a larger retaining surface for articles on the shelf.