Abstract A method for keeping goods and, if necessary, supplementing them to showcases in a shopping floor is disclosed. Also an apparatus to be used for practicing this method is disclosed. A group of temporary goods keeping carts each having multi-level shelves are disposed on standby at a temporary goods holding place in a store warehouse leading to a shopping floor, good receiving carts brought into the warehouse and the temporary goods keeping carts are moved to working tables within the warehouse, where the goods on the goods receiving carts are classified and accommodated in goods holding trays, thereafter the trays are placed on the respective shelves in the temporary goods keeping carts, then the temporary goods keeping carts are returned to the temporary goods holding place, subsequently goods supplementing carts each having shelves at a plurality of levels are brought to the temporary goods holding place, the trays on the respective shelves in the temporary goods keeping carts are transferred onto the respective shelves in the goods supplementing carts, then the goods supplementing carts are brought to the shopping floor, or the temporary goods keeping carts are directly brought to the shopping floor, and the goods in the trays on the respective shelves in the goods supplementing carts or in the temporary goods keeping carts are displayed in showcases in the shopping floor.
A method for keeping and supplementing goods, characterized by the steps of disposing a group of temporary goods keeping carts each having shelves at a plurality of levels, on standby, at a temporary goods holding place in a store warehouse leading to a shopping floor, moving goods receiving carts brought into said warehouse and said temporary goods keeping carts to working tables within the warehouse, classifying the goods on said goods receiving carts and accommodating them in goods holding trays on said working tables, thereafter placing said trays on the respective shelves in said temporary goods keeping carts, then returning said temporary goods keeping carts to said temporary goods holding place, subsequently bringing goods supplementing carts each having shelves at a plurality of levels to said temporary goods holding place, transferring the trays on the respective shelves in said temporary goods keeping carts onto the respective shelves in said goods supplementing carts, then bringing said goods supplementing carts to the shopping floor, or directly bringing said temporary goods keeping carts to the shopping floor, and displaying the goods in the trays on the respective shelves in said goods supplementing carts or in said temporary goods keeping carts in showcases in the shopping floor.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
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A method for keeping and supplementing goods, characterized by the steps of disposing a group of temporary goods keeping carts each having shelves at a plurality of levels, on standby, at a temporary goods holding place in a store warehouse leading to a shopping floor, moving goods receiving carts brought into said warehouse and said temporary goods keeping carts to working tables within the warehouse, classifying the goods on said goods receiving carts and accommodating them in goods holding trays on said working tables, thereafter placing said trays on the respective shelves in said temporary goods keeping carts, then returning said temporary goods keeping carts to said temporary goods holding place, subsequently bringing goods supplementing carts each having shelves at a plurality of levels to said temporary goods holding place, transferring the trays on the respective shelves in said temporary goods keeping carts onto the respective shelves in said goods supplementing carts, then bringing said goods supplementing carts to the shopping floor, or directly bringing said temporary goods keeping carts to the shopping floor, and displaying the goods in the trays on the respective shelves in said goods supplementing carts or in said temporary goods keeping carts in showcases in the shopping floor.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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A method for keeping and supplementing goods as claimed in claim 1, further characterized by the additional steps of moving said goods supplementing carts having trays accommodating goods left without being supplemented to the showcases placed on their shelves to the store warehouse, and transferring said trays onto multi-level shelves in said warehouse.