Snack goods shelf

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of goods shelves, and discloses a snack goods shelf which comprises a bottom plate. A pair of supporting rods which are vertically arranged upwards is fixed to the bottom plate, and a top plate is fixed to the upper ends of the two supporting rods. A plurality of horizontally-placed brackets are arranged between the bottom plate and the top plate, the brackets are evenly distributed in the axis direction of the supporting rods, the brackets are all located on the same side of the two supporting rods, and the two ends of each bracket are detachably connected with the two supporting rods; a plurality of storage boxes which are uniformly distributed are placed on the brackets, each storage box is in a hollow shell shape with an opening in the upper end, taking openings are formed in the upper ends of the side walls, away from the ends of the supporting rods, of the storage boxes, the lower end faces of the taking openings are lower than the upper end faces of the storage boxes, and first partition plates and second partition plates are detachably connected into the storage boxes; the snack food in the snack food selling area in the storage box can be conveniently supplemented in time, and meanwhile the problem that when the storage box on the snack food shelf is accidentally polluted by external stains, the outer package of a large number of snack food in the box is affected is solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of shelf technology, specifically relating to a snack shelf. Background Technology

[0002] In snack shops or supermarkets, snack shelves are important display areas to attract customers. These shelves contain storage boxes for various snacks. During shopping, shoppers may spill drinks or other liquids into these boxes, contaminating the snacks and their packaging, thus affecting the shopping experience of other shoppers. If the boxes are nearly empty, staff must constantly move and restock, and delays can prevent shoppers from finding the snacks they want. Conversely, if the boxes are full, a single contamination can affect a large number of snacks. Therefore, existing technology presents a problem where accidental contamination of storage boxes on snack shelves can easily damage the packaging of a large number of snacks inside. Utility Model Content

[0003] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a snack shelf that solves the problem that when the snack boxes on the shelf are accidentally contaminated by external stains, the outer packaging of a large number of snacks inside the boxes can be easily affected.

[0004] The objective of this utility model can be achieved through the following technical solutions:

[0005] A snack shelf, including a base plate;

[0006] A pair of vertically upward support rods are fixed on the base plate, and a top plate is fixed to the upper end of the two support rods;

[0007] Multiple horizontally placed brackets are provided between the bottom plate and the top plate. The brackets are evenly distributed along the axis of the support rods. The brackets are all located on the same side of the two support rods, and both ends of the brackets are detachably connected to the two support rods.

[0008] Multiple storage boxes are evenly distributed on the bracket. Each storage box is a hollow shell with an open top. The upper side wall of each storage box away from the support rod has a retrieval opening. The lower end of the retrieval opening is lower than the upper end of the storage box. A first partition and a second partition are detachably connected inside the storage box. The first partition is placed parallel to the plane containing the central axis of the two support rods. The lower end of the first partition is in contact with the bottom inner side of the storage box. The second partition is located on the side of the first partition away from the support rod. The second partition is placed at an angle from the end closer to the first partition to the end away from the first partition. The second partition has the same specifications as the first partition.

[0009] The principle and effect of the above technical solution are as follows:

[0010] The area near the support rod on the first partition inside the storage box is the snack storage area, while the area away from the support rod is the snack sales area. During sales, the second partition in each storage box is removed, allowing shoppers to retrieve snacks from the sales area through the opening. When the sales area is empty, the storage box can be moved away from the support rod, and the first partition removed. Snacks from the storage area can then be pushed towards the storage box away from the support rod, and the storage box can be pushed back into place to continue sales. The first partition prevents contamination of the snacks in the storage area during sales. Removing the first partition after the sales area is empty facilitates timely replenishment of snacks in the storage box. When sales cease, the second partition is tilted inside the storage box, with all snacks located on the side of the second partition closest to the support rod. The second partition effectively seals the storage box after sales have stopped, reducing the risk of contamination of the snacks during the pause in sales.

[0011] Each bracket includes a pair of symmetrically placed support strips, which are all horizontally placed. Each support strip corresponds to one of the two support rods. The support strips are perpendicular to the plane containing the central axis of the two support rods. Multiple evenly distributed locking holes are opened on the support rods along the axial direction. The support strips have locking blocks that match the locking holes near the end of the support rods. Each support strip is detachably connected to the corresponding support rod. A pair of horizontally placed connecting rods are fixed between the two support strips. The connecting rods are perpendicular to the support strips. The two ends of the storage box are placed on the two connecting rods respectively.

[0012] Multiple slots are provided on the upper ends of the two side walls of the storage box parallel to the axis of the support bar. The multiple slots on any side wall are evenly distributed along the axis of the support bar, and the slots on the two side walls of the storage box are placed symmetrically. Ear blocks are fixed on both sides of the upper end of the first partition and the second partition along the axis of the connecting rod. The ear blocks are slidably connected to the slots, and the thickness of the ear blocks along the axis of the support bar is less than the width of the slots along the axis of the support bar.

[0013] Each storage box has a pair of symmetrically placed guide rails at the bottom. Each guide rail includes a bottom rail placed along the axis of the support bar. Both ends of the bottom rail are fixed to two connecting rods respectively. Each bottom rail is fixed with a vertically upward-placed stop rail on the side away from each other. The stop rails are placed along the axis of the support bar. The storage boxes are slidably placed on the corresponding two bottom rails and are located between the corresponding two stop rails.

[0014] A rectangular groove is provided on the bottom outer side of the storage box, and a finger-grip groove is provided on the groove wall away from the end of the support rod.

[0015] A pair of limiting grooves are provided at the lower ends of both sides of the rectangular groove along the axis of the bottom rail. The two limiting grooves at the lower ends of any groove wall of the rectangular groove are arranged along the axis of the bottom rail.

[0016] The upper end face of the bottom rail is fixed with a protrusion that matches the limiting groove. All the protrusions are located in the limiting groove of the storage box away from the end of the support rod.

[0017] The upper surface of the guide rail is higher than the upper surface of the protrusion.

[0018] A stop block is fixedly connected to the upper end face of the bottom rail near the support rod.

[0019] The explanations of the nouns, conjunctions, or adjectives used in the above technical solutions are as follows:

[0020] Fixed connection: refers to the process of connecting two separate profiles or parts into a complex part or component using fasteners such as screws, bolts and rivets.

[0021] Detachable connection: refers to a connection or separation that allows two objects or parts to be connected or separated in a convenient and quick manner.

[0022] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0023] 1. During the sales process, remove the second partition from each storage box. Shoppers can then retrieve snacks from the snack sales area through the retrieval opening. Once the snack sales area is sold out, pull the storage box away from the support rod, then remove the first partition. At this point, push the snacks from the temporary storage area towards the storage box away from the support rod, then push the storage box back to its original position to continue selling. The first partition prevents contamination of the snacks in the temporary storage area during the sales process. Removing the first partition after the snack sales area is sold out facilitates timely replenishment of snacks in the storage box and prevents accidental contamination of the storage boxes on the snack shelf from affecting the outer packaging of the large number of snacks inside.

[0024] At the same time, when sales stop, the second partition is placed at an angle inside the storage box, and the snacks are all located on the side of the second partition closest to the support rod. The second partition is used to seal the storage box after sales are suspended, reducing the risk of contamination to the snacks inside the storage box during the suspension of sales.

[0025] 2. By setting the slots and ear blocks, the ear blocks on the first partition can be slidably engaged in any slot, which improves the stability of the first partition. The width of the slot is greater than the thickness of the ear block along the axis of the support strip, and the ear block can rotate at a certain angle in the slot to facilitate the tilting of the second partition.

[0026] 3. The stability of the storage box during placement and removal is improved through the coordinated design of support bars, connecting rods, bottom rails, stop rails, limiting grooves, and protrusions. Attached Figure Description

[0027] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, for those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0028] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0029] Figure 2 This is a partial structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0030] Figure 3 This is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0031] Figure 4 This is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0032] Figure 5 This is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0033] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0034] This combination Figures 1 to 5 This describes an embodiment of a snack shelf. Specifically, the snack shelf is constructed as a split structure, comprising a base plate 100, support rods 200, top plate 300, brackets 400, storage boxes 500, retrieval openings 508, first partitions 501, and second partitions 502. During sales, the second partitions 502 in each storage box 500 are removed, allowing shoppers to retrieve snacks from the sales area through the retrieval openings 508. When the sales area is empty, the storage boxes 500 can be pulled away from the support rods 200, and the first partitions 501 can be removed. Snacks from the temporary storage area can then be pushed towards the storage boxes 500 away from the support rods 200. The storage boxes 500 can then be pushed back to their original position to continue sales. The first partitions 501 prevent contamination of the snacks in the temporary storage area during sales. Removing the first partitions 501 after the sales area is empty facilitates timely replenishment of snacks in the storage boxes 500.

[0035] Meanwhile, when sales cease, the second partition 502 is placed at an angle inside the storage box 500, with all snacks located on the side of the second partition 502 closest to the support rod 200. The second partition 502 is used to seal the storage box 500 after sales have ceased, reducing the risk of contamination to the snacks inside the storage box 500 during the suspension of sales.

[0036] Please refer to Figures 1 to 5 A snack shelf, including a base plate 100;

[0037] A pair of vertically upward-placed support rods 200 are fixed on the base plate 100, and a top plate 300 is fixed to the upper end of the two support rods 200.

[0038] Multiple horizontally placed brackets 400 are provided between the base plate 100 and the top plate 300. The multiple brackets 400 are evenly distributed along the axis of the support rod 200. All brackets 400 are located on the same side of the two support rods 200. Both ends of the brackets 400 are detachably connected to the two support rods 200.

[0039] Multiple storage boxes 500 are evenly distributed on the bracket 400. Each storage box 500 is a hollow shell with an open top. Each storage box 500 has a retrieval opening 508 on the upper side wall away from the support rod 200. The lower end of the retrieval opening 508 is lower than the upper end of the storage box 500. A first partition 501 and a second partition 502 are detachably connected inside the storage box 500. The first partition 501 is placed parallel to the plane where the central axis of the two support rods 200 is located. The lower end of the first partition 501 is in contact with the inner bottom surface of the storage box 500. The second partition 502 is located on the side of the first partition 501 away from the support rod 200. The second partition 502 is placed at an angle from the end closer to the first partition 501 to the end away from the first partition 501. The second partition 502 has the same specifications as the first partition 501.

[0040] The area inside the storage box 500 located on the side of the first partition 501 near the support rod 200 is the snack storage area, and the area on the side of the first partition 501 away from the support rod 200 is the snack sales area;

[0041] During the sales process, the second partition 502 inside each storage box 500 is removed. Shoppers can then take snacks from the snack sales area through the retrieval opening 508. When the snack sales area is sold out, the storage box 500 can be pulled to move away from the support rod 200, and then the first partition 501 can be removed. At this time, the snacks in the temporary storage area can be pushed towards the storage box 500 away from the support rod 200, and then the storage box 500 can be pushed back to its original position to continue selling. The first partition 501 is designed to prevent contamination of the snacks in the temporary storage area during the sales process. After the snack sales area is sold out, the first partition 501 can be removed to facilitate timely replenishment of the snacks in the storage box 500.

[0042] Meanwhile, when sales stop, the second partition 502 is placed at an angle inside the storage box 500, and the snacks are all located on the side of the second partition 502 closest to the support rod 200. The second partition 502 is used to seal the storage box 500 after sales are suspended, reducing the contamination of the snacks inside the storage box 500 during the suspension of sales.

[0043] Preferably, in this application, the upper storage box 500 can provide a certain degree of obstruction to the upper part of the lower storage box 500;

[0044] Preferably, the number of first partitions 501 placed in any storage box 500 can be two or more.

[0045] Each bracket 400 includes a pair of symmetrically placed support strips 401, both horizontally positioned. Each support strip 401 corresponds to one of the two support rods 200. The support strips 401 are perpendicular to the plane containing the central axes of the two support rods 200. Multiple evenly distributed locking holes 201 are provided on the support rods 200 along their axial direction. Each support strip 401 has a locking block near the end of the support rod 200 that matches the locking hole 201. Each support strip 401 is detachably connected to its corresponding support rod 200. A pair of horizontally placed connecting rods 402 are fixed between the two support bars 401. The connecting rods 402 are placed perpendicular to the support bars 401. The two ends of the storage box 500 are respectively placed on the two connecting rods 402. This provides stable support for the storage box 500. At the same time, the bracket 400 and the support rod 200 are detachably connected by the cooperation of the locking hole 201 on the support rod 200 and the locking block on the support bar 401. This allows for easy adjustment of the spacing between adjacent brackets 400 according to actual needs.

[0046] To improve the stability of the first partition 501 without affecting the tilting of the second partition 502, multiple slots 503 are provided on the upper ends of both side walls of the storage box 500 parallel to the axis of the support strip 401. These slots 503 are evenly distributed along the axis of the support strip 401 on any side wall, and are symmetrically placed on both side walls of the storage box 500. Ear blocks 504 are fixed to both sides of the upper ends of the first partition 501 and the second partition 502 along the axis of the connecting rod 402. The ear blocks 504 slide against the slots 503. The connection is dynamic, and the thickness of the ear block 504 along the axis of the support strip 401 is less than the width of the slot 503 along the axis of the support strip 401. With the ear block 504 on the first partition 501, the ear block 504 on the first partition 501 can be slidably engaged in any slot 503, which improves the stability of the first partition 501. The width of the slot 503 is greater than the thickness of the ear block 504 along the axis of the support strip 401, and the ear block 504 can rotate at a certain angle in the slot 503 to facilitate the tilting of the second partition 502.

[0047] Each storage box 500 has a pair of symmetrically placed guide rails at its lower end. Each guide rail includes a bottom rail 403 placed along the axis of the support bar 401. Both ends of the bottom rail 403 are fixed to two connecting rods 402 respectively. On the side of the two bottom rails 403 that are far apart from each other, there is a vertically upward-placed stop rail 404. The stop rails 404 are placed along the axis of the support bar 401. The storage boxes 500 are slidably placed on the corresponding two bottom rails 403, and the storage boxes 500 are located between the corresponding two stop rails 404. This further improves the stability of the storage box 500 when it is pushed or pulled away from or close to the support rod 200.

[0048] To facilitate the pushing and pulling of the storage box 500, a rectangular groove 505 is provided on the bottom outer surface of the storage box 500, and a finger-holding groove 506 is provided on the groove wall of the rectangular groove 505 away from the support rod 200; the finger-holding groove 506 is provided to facilitate the pushing and pulling of the storage box 500 for movement.

[0049] To prevent the storage box 500 from accidentally falling off the bracket 400, a pair of limiting grooves 507 are provided at the lower end of both sides of the rectangular groove 505 along the axis of the bottom rail 403. The two limiting grooves 507 at the lower end of any side of the rectangular groove 505 are arranged along the axis of the bottom rail 403.

[0050] The upper end face of the bottom rail 403 is fixed with a protrusion 405 that matches the limiting groove 507. The protrusions 405 are all located in the limiting groove 507 at the end of the storage box 500 away from the support rod 200. By setting the limiting groove 507 and the protrusions 405, the stability of the storage box 500 on the bracket 400 is improved. When the storage box 500 is pulled out and the first partition 501 inside the storage box 500 is pulled out, the storage box 500 is first lifted upward and pulled away from the support rod 200 until the protrusions 405 engage with the limiting groove 507 at the end of the storage box 500 near the support rod 200. This improves the stability of the storage box 500 when the first partition 501 is pulled out and placed, and reduces the possibility of the storage box 500 falling accidentally.

[0051] The upper surface of the guide rail 404 is higher than the upper surface of the protrusion 405; to prevent the storage box 500 from sliding out from the upper end of the guide rail 404 on both sides when it is pulled out.

[0052] A stop 406 is fixedly connected to the upper end face of the bottom rail 403 near the support rod 200 to prevent the storage box 500 from being pushed too much and causing it to detach from the bracket 400 near the support rod 200.

[0053] In the description of this specification, references to terms such as "an embodiment," "example," "specific example," etc., indicate that a specific feature, structure, material, or characteristic described in connection with that embodiment or example is included in at least one embodiment or example of the present invention. In this specification, the illustrative expressions of the above terms do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments or examples.

[0054] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of this utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of this utility model. Various changes and modifications can be made to this utility model without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the claims of this utility model.

Claims

1. A snack shelf, comprising a base plate (100), characterized in that: A pair of vertically upward support rods (200) are fixed on the base plate (100), and a top plate (300) is fixed to the upper end of the two support rods (200); Multiple horizontally placed brackets (400) are provided between the base plate (100) and the top plate (300). The multiple brackets (400) are evenly distributed along the axis of the support rod (200). The brackets (400) are all located on the same side of the two support rods (200). Both ends of the brackets (400) are detachably connected to the two support rods (200). Multiple storage boxes (500) are evenly distributed on the bracket (400). Each storage box (500) is a hollow shell with an open top. A retrieval opening (508) is provided on the upper side wall of each storage box (500) away from the support rod (200). The lower surface of the retrieval opening (508) is lower than the upper surface of the storage box (500). A first partition (501) and a second partition (502) are detachably connected inside each storage box (500). 1) The first partition (501) is placed parallel to the plane containing the central axis of the two support rods (200). The lower end of the first partition (501) is attached to the inner bottom surface of the storage box (500). The second partition (502) is located on the side of the first partition (501) away from the support rod (200). The second partition (502) is placed in an inclined direction from the end closer to the first partition (501) to the end away from the first partition (501). The second partition (502) has the same specifications as the first partition (501).

2. The snack shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that, Each bracket (400) includes a pair of symmetrically placed support strips (401). The support strips (401) are all horizontally placed. The two support strips (401) correspond one-to-one with the two support rods (200). The support strips (401) are all perpendicular to the plane containing the central axis of the two support rods (200). The support rods (200) have a plurality of evenly distributed locking holes (201) along the axial direction. The end of the support strip (401) near the support rod (200) is provided with a locking block that matches the locking hole (201). The support strips (401) are all detachably connected to the corresponding support rods (200). A pair of horizontally placed connecting rods (402) are fixed between the two support strips (401). The connecting rods (402) are perpendicular to the support strips (401). The two ends of the storage box (500) are respectively placed on the two connecting rods (402).

3. The snack shelf according to claim 2, characterized in that, Multiple slots (503) are provided on the upper ends of the two side walls of the storage box (500) parallel to the axis of the support strip (401). The multiple slots (503) on any side wall are evenly distributed along the axis of the support strip (401), and the slots (503) on the two side walls of the storage box (500) are placed symmetrically. Ear blocks (504) are fixed on both sides of the upper end of the first partition (501) and the second partition (502) along the axis of the connecting rod (402). The ear blocks (504) are slidably connected to the slots (503), and the thickness of the ear blocks (504) along the axis of the support strip (401) is less than the width of the slots (503) along the axis of the support strip (401).

4. The snack shelf according to claim 3, characterized in that, Each storage box (500) has a pair of symmetrically placed guide rails at its lower end. Each guide rail includes a bottom rail (403) placed along the axis of the support bar (401). Both ends of the bottom rail (403) are fixed to two connecting rods (402). Each bottom rail (403) has a vertically upward-placed baffle (404) fixed on the side away from each other. The baffles (404) are placed along the axis of the support bar (401). The storage boxes (500) are slidably placed on the corresponding two bottom rails (403) and are located between the corresponding two baffles (404).

5. The snack shelf according to claim 4, characterized in that, A rectangular groove (505) is provided on the bottom outer surface of the storage box (500), and a finger-holding groove (506) is provided on the groove wall of the rectangular groove (505) away from the support rod (200).

6. The snack shelf according to claim 5, characterized in that, A pair of limiting grooves (507) are provided at the lower ends of the two sides of the rectangular groove (505) along the axis of the bottom rail (403). The two limiting grooves (507) at the lower ends of any side of the rectangular groove (505) are arranged along the axis of the bottom rail (403). The upper end face of the bottom rail (403) is fixed with a protrusion (405) that matches the limiting groove (507). The protrusions (405) are all located in the limiting groove (507) at the end of the storage box (500) away from the support rod (200).

7. The snack shelf according to claim 6, characterized in that, The upper surface of the guide rail (404) is higher than the upper surface of the protrusion (405).

8. The snack shelf according to claim 7, characterized in that, A stop (406) is fixedly connected to the upper end face of the bottom rail (403) near the support rod (200).

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