Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
  • A47B96/00—Details of cabinets, racks or shelf units not covered by a single one of groups A47B43/00 - A47B95/00; General details of furniture
  • A47B96/02—Shelves
  • A47B96/027—Cantilever shelves
  • A47B96/028—Cantilever shelves characterised by support bracket location means, e.g. fixing means between support bracket and shelf
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
  • A47B47/00—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features related to dismountability or building-up from elements
  • A47B47/02—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features related to dismountability or building-up from elements made of metal only
  • A47B47/021—Racks or shelf units
  • A47B47/022—Racks or shelf units with cantilever shelves
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
  • A47B57/00—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions
  • A47B57/30—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions with means for adjusting the height of detachable shelf supports
  • A47B57/40—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions with means for adjusting the height of detachable shelf supports consisting of hooks coacting with openings
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
  • A47B96/00—Details of cabinets, racks or shelf units not covered by a single one of groups A47B43/00 - A47B95/00; General details of furniture
  • A47B96/02—Shelves
  • A47B96/021—Structural features of shelf bases
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
  • A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
  • A47F5/10—Adjustable or foldable or dismountable display stands
  • A47F5/101—Display racks with slotted uprights
  • A47F5/103—Display shelving racks with the uprights aligned in only one plane

Definitions

• Metal shelf configured to equip a display device for merchandise articles, such as a gondola
• the invention relates to metal shelves configured to equip display devices of merchandise articles, as well as such devices, including gondolas, intended to be arranged in retail stores, for example supermarkets.
• EP 2,073,668 discloses metal shelves configured to equip display devices for merchandise articles, in particular gondolas intended to be arranged in retail stores.
• These shelves have a flat metal top panel and having lateral ends which are folded downward with respect to the flat portion of the top panel, side reinforcing pieces arranged under the top panel against the folded side ends of this panel, and longitudinal reinforcing pieces also arranged under the upper panel and extending between two lateral reinforcing pieces from one of the lateral ends towards the other of the lateral ends.
• the longitudinal reinforcing pieces are each attached to two pieces of lateral reinforcements, which are themselves attached to the folded lateral ends of the upper panel.
• European patent application EP 2 641 506 also discloses other metal shelves also configured to equip display devices for merchandise articles, in particular gondolas intended to be placed in retail stores.
• These tablets have an upper panel formed for example of two metal sheets between which is interposed and bonded a reinforcing plate, corrugated or honeycomb.
• the invention proposes to provide a metal tablet configured to equip a merchandise presentation device of a kind similar to those described above, which is particularly robust while being simple, economical and convenient to use than in manufacturing.
• the invention thus has, in a first aspect, a metal tablet configured to equip a merchandise display device, in particular a gondola, comprising an upper panel extending generally longitudinally and forming an outer surface for the displaying merchandise articles and an inner surface opposed to the outer surface, a front face and a rear face opposite to the front face each extending transversely from the top panel and in the length of the shelf, a first side and a second side opposite the first side, each extending transversely from the top panel and into the depth of the shelf, characterized in that the first side has at least two walls folded on themselves and forming a first side fold , the second side has at least two walls folded on themselves and forming a second side fold , And the tablet further comprises at least cleat assembly locking member, arranged in at least first and second folds of side and facing the interior of the tablet; said at least one cleat being configured to allow locking in position of the tablet on the merchandise display device.
• the arrangement of the tablet according to the invention, and in particular the formation of the first and second side folds, makes it possible to provide the tablet with a very good resistance to the contact points formed by its first and second sides, by which the tablet is mounted on the device.
• This resistance to the contact points is further improved by the formation of the cleat which blocks the tablet in position on the merchandise display device at these points of contact.
• the arrangement of the cleat in the first and second side folds respectively of the first and second sides of the tablet, and in particular the fact that it is turned towards the inside of the tablet, is particularly convenient and economical. Indeed, the situation of this cleat is safe in that it can not be accidentally caught from the outside of the tablet, and allows increased compactness of the tablet in that this cleat does not protrude outwardly of the tablet.
• the first side has a first outer side wall extending from the upper panel and provided with a first vertical outer portion, a first inner side wall provided with a first vertical inner portion extending from the first outer portion; vertical and folded over the latter, the first vertical inner portion being extended by a second transverse inner portion extending inwardly of the shelf bearing against the inner surface of its upper panel; and / or the second side has a second outer side wall extending from the top panel and provided with a first vertical outer portion, and a second inner side wall provided with a first vertical inner portion extending from the first vertical outer portion and folded over the latter, the first vertical inner portion being extended by a second transverse inner portion extending inwardly of the shelf bearing against the inner surface of its upper panel;
• said at least one cleat is made from a cutout formed in the first vertical internal portion of the first internal side wall of the first side and / or from a cutout formed in the first vertical internal portion of the second inner side wall of the second side, then folded towards the inside of the tablet;
• the front face has an outer front wall and an inner front wall folded on themselves and forming a front fold, and / or the rear face has outer rear wall and inner rear wall folded on themselves and forming a rear fold;
• the outer front wall extends from the upper panel and is provided with a first vertical outer portion extended by a second transverse outer portion which extends towards the inside of the tablet, the wall internal front is provided with a first transverse inner portion extending from the second transverse external portion and folded over the latter, the first transverse inner portion being extended by a second vertical internal portion bearing against the first vertical outer portion, the second vertical inner portion being extended by a third transverse portion extending inwardly of the shelf bearing against the inner surface of its upper panel; and / or the outer rear wall extends from the upper panel and is provided with a first vertical outer portion extended by a second outer transverse portion, the latter extending inwardly of the tablet, and the inner rear wall is provided with a first transverse inner portion extending from the second transverse external portion and folded over the latter, the first transverse inner portion being extended by a second vertical internal portion bearing against the first vertical outer portion, the second inner portion vertical being extended by a third transverse portion extending inwardly of the shelf bearing against the inner surface of its upper panel;
• the rear face extends between two free ends which are in the immediate vicinity of the first side and the second side, but which do not join them, so as to form a space configured to allow the passage of an interface consoles for the mounting of the tablet on the merchandise display device;
• the rear face and the first side are configured so that the respective rear fold and the first side fold do not overlap and / or the rear face and the second side are configured so that the rear fold and the second fold of respective sides do not overlap;
• the front face of the tablet joins at the same time the first side and the second side by two portions of opposite ends of the front face;
• At least one of the end portions of the front face is folded and disposed against the first side or against the second side;
• the tablet further comprises several holes which are formed on each of the first and second sides;
• the shelf furthermore comprises at least one reinforcement piece extending generally longitudinally and comprising a bottom wall, two legs extending vertically from opposite ends of the bottom wall, and two bearing lugs respectively extending from the two legs, opposite the bottom wall, the two support legs being mechanically secured to the upper panel by its inner surface;
• each support lug is located facing one another and have a first bearing portion and a second bearing portion extending from the first support portion and folded over the latter and in this respect that each support lug is provided, in the vicinity of a free end of the reinforcing piece, with an extension formed in the extension of its second support portion and a recess formed by the interruption of its first folded support portion, said extension being configured to rest on the second transverse inner portion of the first inner side wall of the first side, or to rest on the second transverse inner portion of the second inner side wall of the second side; and or
• said first and second side folds are mechanically secured by bonding and / or laser welding on the inner surface of the top panel.
• the object of the invention is also, in a second aspect, a device for displaying merchandise articles, comprising a base, two vertical uprights extending from the base, a bottom panel interposed between the two vertical uprights, and a plurality of shelves as described above, which are cantilevered on the vertical posts, of at least one side of the bottom panel, and which extend opposite the base.
• the device further comprises at least one console configured to be fixed on at least one of the vertical uprights, the console having a vertical slot opening on an upper mounting edge and configured to receive said locking tab so as to lock the tablet in position on the console and to maintain the tablet vis-à-vis the respective vertical upright.
• FIG. 1 schematically illustrates in perspective a presentation device, including a gondola, intended to present merchandise items on tablets it comprises;
• FIG. 2 is an isolated perspective view of a tablet of the device illustrated in FIG. 1, which is arranged in a so-called use orientation, in which a display surface of the articles is notably visible;
• FIG. 3 is an isolated perspective view of a tablet of the device illustrated in FIG. 1, which is turned upside down, in which is visible a lower surface of the tablet;
• FIGS. 4 and 5 are partial perspective views of the tablet respectively visible in Figures 2 and 3, at a different angle of view;
• FIG. 6 to 8 are partial sectional views respectively marked VI-VI, VII-VII and VIII-VIII in Figure 2;
• FIGS. 1 1 and 15 are partial perspective views of the tablet visible in Figure 3, showing some details from different angles of view;
• FIGS. 16 and 17 are partial sectional views respectively labeled XVI-XVI and XVII-XVII in FIG. 2, showing in particular some of the details visible in FIGS. 14 and 15;
• FIGS. 18 and 19 are partial perspective views of the tablet visible in FIG. 2, showing certain other details according to two different angles of view;
• FIG. 20 is a view similar to Figure 4 except that the tablet is visible at a different angle of view and is shown with a console configured to allow mechanical attachment of the shelf on the gondola;
• FIGS. 21 to 24 are views similar to that of Figure 10, showing alternative embodiments of the reinforcing spar of the tablet.
• FIG. 1 illustrates a display device for merchandise items 1, in particular a gondola for example intended to be placed in a retail store, for example a supermarket.
• This device 1 here comprises a base 2, two vertical uprights 3 extending from the base 2, a bottom panel 4 interposed between the two vertical uprights 3, and a plurality of shelves 5, or shelves, hung on the door. false on the uprights 3, on either side of the bottom panel 4, and which extend opposite the base 2.
• the base 2 is here provided with four feet, whose height is for example adjustable, two side panels 7, a front panel 8 joining the two side panels 7, a rear panel (not shown) also joining the two side panels 7 opposite the front panel 8, and an upper panel 9 having a front edge 10 folded partially facing the front panel 8.
• Each of the uprights 3 extends here vertically from the upper panel 9 of the base 2, substantially at half the depth of the upper panel 9, which depth is defined between the front panel 8 and the rear panel of the base 2, to a free end 1 1.
• Each of these uprights 3 here has a rectangular section and has a front face 12 provided with a plurality of openings 13, a rear face 16 opposite to the end face 12 and also provided with a plurality of openings (not shown ), similar to the openings 13, an inner face 15 joining the front face 12 and the rear face 16 and provided with a plurality of notches (not shown) configured to allow the mounting of the bottom panel 4, with the aid of hooks (not shown) on each of these uprights 3, and an outer face 14 opposite the inner face 15 and joining also joining the front face 12 and the rear face 16.
• the outer face 14 is full in that it is devoid of notches but alternatively, the outer face of at least one amount could include notches similar to those of the inner face for mounting another bottom panel mounted on a base which would for example be provided with a vertical upright.
• the uprights could extend from one end of the top panel of the base and shelves would be mounted only on the front face of these uprights and thus arranged only on one side of the bottom panel.
• Each shelf 5 visible in FIG. 1 extends here in a longitudinal general direction, from one to the other of the uprights 3, and has a depth in the transverse direction of the shelf 5.
• Each shelf 5 is here provided with an upper panel 20 forming a display surface for merchandise articles, hereinafter referred to as the outer surface 30, of a first side 24 extending transversely from the upper panel 20 and in the depth of the tablet 5, a second side opposite the first side 24 and also extending transversely from the upper panel 20 and in the depth of the shelf 5, substantially parallel to the first side 24, a front face 23 extending transversely from the upper panel 20 and in the length of the tablet 5, and a rear face 26, opposite to the front face 23, also extending transversely from the upper panel 20 and in the length of the tablet 5.
• the tablet 5 is here mechanically secured to one of the uprights 3, at its first side 24, by a bracket 21 and, at the other of the uprights 3, at its two side 25, by a bracket 22.
• Figures 2 to 5 show one of the tablets 5, taken separately, in different orientations and at different angles of view.
• the tablet 5 is disposed in a so-called use orientation, where its outer surface 30 is directed upwards; while in Figures 3 and 5, the tablet 5 is turned and its upper surface is directed downwards and not visible.
• it is an inner surface 31 of the upper panel 20, opposite its outer surface 30, which is visible.
• the tablet 5 here comprises several reinforcing pieces, hereinafter referred to as longitudinal members 35 which are mechanically secured to the upper panel 20 by its inner surface 31, directly or indirectly, and which extend longitudinally substantially from the first side 24 to the second side 25 of the tablet 5.
• the spars 35 are distributed over the depth of the tablet 5 between the front face 23 and the rear face 26 of the latter and each have a substantially general shape called omega (see in more detail below). ).
• the tablet may comprise only one or two longitudinal members or more than three longitudinal members 35.
• the tablet 5 further comprises several holes 32, here circular, which are formed on each of the first and second sides 24 and 25.
• the tablet 5 comprises more or less such holes 32 or lack thereof.
• the tablet 5 further comprises locking members, hereinafter called cleats 33, here two in number, which are formed respectively on the first and second sides 24 and 25.
• These tabs 33 are here arranged closer to the front face 23 of the rear face 26 and are configured to cooperate with the consoles 21 and 22 to lock the tablet in position 5 on the latter (see below in more detail).
• the front face 23 of the shelf 5 joins both the first side 24 and the second side 25 by two opposite ends of the front face 23 (see in more detail below); while the rear face 26 extends between two free ends which are in the immediate vicinity, but which do not join not, the first side 24 and the second side 25, so as to form a space 36 allowing the passage of one of the respective consoles 21 and 22 configured to allow the mounting of the tablet 5 on the respective upright 3 (see more in detail below).
• This arrangement here makes it possible to close so-called corners A and B of the tablet 5 and to leave at least partially open corners known as C and D of the tablet; noting that the closed corner A is located at the junction between the front face 23 and the first side 24, the closed corner B is located at the junction between the front face 23 and the second side 25, the open corner C is located at the of the rear face 26 and the first side 24, while the corner D is located at the rear face 26 and the second side 25.
• the tablet 5 further comprises, at each of the junctions between the front face 23 and the first and second sides 24 and 25, a locking mechanism 34 configured to close the respective corners A and B.
• the upper panel 20, the first and second sides 24 and 25, the front and rear faces 23 and 26, the catches 32 and the locking mechanisms 34 are formed in a single metal sheet having a thickness of, for example, between about 0.4 mm and about 1 mm. It will also be noted that the omega-shaped spars 35 are also formed in a single metal sheet having a thickness of, for example, between about 0.2 mm and about 1 mm.
• Figures 6 to 8 show in more detail the front face 23, the rear face 26, one of the longitudinal members 35, the first side 24 and the second side, seen in section, but also one of the holes 32, the cleats 33, and the locking mechanisms 34.
• the front face 23 has an external front wall 40, which extends from the upper panel 20 and which is provided with a first vertical outer portion 41 extended by a second outer portion transverse 42, the latter extending inwardly of the tablet 5; and an inner front wall 43 provided with a first transverse inner portion 44 extending from the second transverse outer portion 42 and folded over the latter, the first transverse inner portion 44 being extended by a second vertical inner portion 45 bearing against the first vertical outer portion 41, the second inner portion vertical 45 being extended by a third transverse portion 46 extending inwardly of the tablet 5 bearing against the inner surface 31 of its upper panel 20.
• the inner front wall 43 is folded at least on the outer front wall 41 so that the front face 23 is formed by a front fold.
• the rear face 26 has an outer rear wall 50, which extends from the upper panel 20 and is provided with a first vertical outer portion 51 extended by a second outer transverse portion 52, the latter extending inwardly tablet 5; and an inner rear wall 53 provided with a first transverse internal portion 54 extending from the second transverse outer portion 52 and folded over the latter, the first transverse inner portion 54 being extended by a second vertical internal portion 55 in support against the first vertical outer portion 51, the second vertical inner portion 55 being extended by a third transverse portion 56 extending inwardly of the tablet 5 bearing against the inner surface 31 of its upper panel 20.
• the inner rear wall 53 is folded at least on the outer front wall 51 so that the rear face 26 is formed by a rear fold.
• the spar 35 here generally comprises a bottom wall 47 extending transversely, in section, two legs 48 extending vertically and substantially parallel from opposite ends of the bottom wall 47, and two support lugs 49 '. also extending transversely, in section, respectively from the legs 48, opposite the bottom wall 47.
• the two support lugs 49 are mechanically secured to the upper panel 20 by its inner surface 31, directly or indirectly.
• the mechanical fastening of the support lugs 49 of the spar 35 can be done by gluing, for example by interposing separation microbeads between the bearing lugs 49 and the inner surface 31, or by welding, in particular by laser welding.
• a laser welding can be implemented with a machine having for example a support support for docking the support lugs on the upper panel and a control and control unit configured to parameterize the machine with a predetermined power, preferably of a relatively low value, and with a predetermined focusing distance.
• the spar may have a height between its support legs and its bottom wall, between about 10 mm and about 25 mm.
• the tablet may have a total height of between about 10.4 mm and about 26 mm while having a particularly effective weight-height ratio, as well as a predetermined mechanical inertia module according in particular to the French standard NF D 65-031, while having a particularly high resistance, for example of at least about 300kg / m 2 .
• the hole 32 formed in the first side 24 is situated between the front face 23 and the spar 35 immediately after this front face 23, the catch 33 formed on this first side 24 is situated immediately after this same spar 35, and the locking mechanism 34 at the corner A is generally formed by a locking tab 57 from the first side 24 and folded over a first end portion 58 of the front face 23 which is folded and arranged against this first side 24.
• the second side 25 has a second outer side wall 60, which extends from the upper panel 20 and is provided with a first vertical outer portion 61, as well as a second wall internal side 62 provided with a first vertical inner portion 63 extending from the first vertical outer portion 61 and folded and thus resting on the latter, the first vertical inner portion 63 being extended by a second transverse inner portion 64 extending inwardly of the tablet 5 bearing against the inner surface 31 of its upper panel 20.
• the second inner side wall 62 is bent over at least on the second outer side wall 60 so that the second side 25 is formed by a second side fold.
• the locking mechanism 34 at the corner B is also generally formed by a locking tab 67 from the second side 25 and folded on a second end portion 68 of the front face 23 which is folded and arranged against this second side 25.
• the first side 24 has a first outer side wall 70, which extends from the top panel 20 and is provided with a first vertical outer portion 71, and a first wall internal side 72 provided with a first vertical inner portion 73 extending from the first vertical outer portion 71 and folded and thus resting on the latter, the first vertical inner portion 73 being extended by a second transverse internal portion 74 s'; extending inwardly of the tablet 5 bearing against the inner surface 31 of its upper panel 20.
• first inner side wall 72 is folded at least on the first outer side wall 70 so that the first side
• FIG. 8 also shows an internal passage (not referenced between the first side 24 and a free end 37 of the beam 35 visible in this FIG. 8, which passage opens into the space 36 formed between this first side and the rear face 26.
• This passage is here configured to at least partially receive the console 21.
• each spar 35 visible at least partially in Figures 2 to 8, which rails 35 are here identical.
• the support lugs 49 of each spar 35 are located facing each other and present here a first bearing portion 75 and a second bearing portion 76 extending from the first portion of support 75 and folded and therefore supported on the latter.
• Each support lug 49 is thus formed by a fold.
• the second support portion 76 is here shorter than the first support portion 75 so that the latter has a free end 78 directed in the illustrated example to an inner space 77 of the spar 35.
• each spar 35 is located facing one another and are here formed by a vertical straight portion 79 which extends from the second support portion 76, substantially on the side of or under the free end 78 of the first support portion 75.
• each spar 35 here extends substantially opposite the free ends 78 of the bearing lugs 76 and at least partially encloses the internal space 77 of the spar 35.
• This bottom wall 47 has a first bottom portion 80 extending transversely, in section, from the vertical straight portion 79 of one of the legs 48, a second bottom portion 81 extending from the first bottom portion 80 and folded and therefore supported on the latter.
• the first and second bottom portions 80 and 81 have substantially the same length so that the second bottom portion 81 extends here substantially to the vertical straight portion 79 of the leg 48 which extends the first bottom portion 80.
• the bottom wall further has a third bottom portion 82 extending transversely from the second bottom portion 81 and folded and thus resting on the latter.
• the third bottom portion 82 is here more than twice as long as the first and second bottom portions 80 and 81 so that it extends substantially as far as the vertical straight portion 79 of the other of the legs 48.
• the bottom wall further has a fourth bottom portion 83 extending from the third bottom portion 82 and folded and thus resting on the latter.
• the fourth bottom portion 83 here has a length substantially equal to that of the second bottom portion 81 and is directed towards the latter, without joining it.
• the bottom wall further has a fifth bottom portion 84 extending from the fourth bottom portion 83 and folded and thus resting on the latter.
• the fifth bottom portion 84 here has a length substantially equal to that of the fourth bottom portion 83 and extends to join the vertical straight portion 79 of the other jambs 48.
• the bottom wall 47 is thus formed by the juxtaposition of three folds superimposed and separated from a central space 85.
• the arrangement is such that the first bottom portion 80, the second portion bottom 81 and part of the third bottom portion 82 are superimposed from the inner space 77 outwardly of the spar 35; and the fifth bottom portion 84, the fourth bottom portion 83 and another portion of the third bottom portion 82 are also superimposed from the inner space 77 outwardly of the spar 35.
• FIG. 9 further shows that each support lug 47 is provided, in the vicinity of the free end 37 of the spar 35, with an extension 86 formed in the extension of its second support portion 76 and a recess 87 formed by the interruption of its first folded support portion 75.
• each spar 35 has, at its end opposite to the free end 37 (ends which will subsequently be undifferentiated and referenced only 37), the same extension 86 as well as the same recess 87.
• Figures 1 1 to 13 show in particular the assembly of the spar 35 on the inner surface 31, at the corner C where is formed the space 36 between a free end of the first side 24 and a free end of the rear face 26 .
• the beam 35 is mechanically secured under the shelf 5, by the first support portions 75 of its support legs 49 which are positioned against the inner surface 31, and by the extension 86 formed in the extension of the second support portion 76 of its support legs 49 which are positioned against the second transverse internal portion 74 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24, which second transverse inner portion 74 is itself positioned against the inner surface 31.
• the spar 35 illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 13 is the spar closest to the rear face 26.
• the spar 35 thus has a bearing lug 49 directed towards the third transverse portion 56 of the inner rear wall 53 of the face rear 26, and the vertical straight portion 79 of a leg 48 partially facing the second vertical inner portion 55 of the inner rear wall 53.
• the rear face 26 and the first side 24 are configured so that the respective back fold and the first side fold do not overlap.
• the third transverse portion 56 of the inner rear wall 53 of the rear face 26 and the second transverse inner portion 74 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24 are interrupted before the respective ends of the rear face 26 and the first side 24 at the corner C.
• the third transverse portion 56 of the inner rear wall 53 of the rear face 26 and the first transverse inner portion 74 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24 are respectively shorter than the overall length respectively of the rear face 26 and the first side 24. Note that it is the same at the corner D, where the rear face 26 and the second side 25 do not overlap either.
• the third transverse portion 56 of the inner rear wall 53 of the rear face 26 and the second transverse inner portion 64 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 25 are interrupted before the respective ends of the rear face 26 and second side 25 at this corner D.
• the third transverse portion 56 of the inner rear wall 53 of the rear face 26 and the second transverse inner portion 64 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 25 are respectively shorter than the rest of the rear face 26 and the second side 25.
• Figures 14 to 17 show in particular that the corner A is closed by the first folded end portion 58 of the front face 23.
• This first folded end portion 58 is derived from an extension of the first vertical outer portion 41 of the outer front wall 40 of this front face 23.
• This first folded end portion 58 is housed against the first vertical outer portion 71 of the first outer side wall 70 of the first side 24, at a first end 69 of the first side 24.
• the first vertical inner portion 73 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24 is interrupted at one end 88 and further has a notch 89 whose contour is L-shaped.
• first vertical inner portion 73 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24 is substantially the same length as the first transverse inner portion 74 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24.
• the first folded end portion 58 of the front face 23 has a first portion 90 of substantially rectangular shape, which is housed facing the end 88 of the first vertical inner portion 73 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24, and which is extended by a second portion 91 substantially shaped hammer, which second portion 91 is housed next to the notch 89 of this first vertical inner portion 73.
• FIGS. 14 to 17 also show that this closing of the corner A is locked by the locking tab 57 of the locking mechanism 34.
• This tab 57 is derived from an extension of the first vertical outer portion 71 of the first outer side wall 70 of the first side 24, formed here between two notches 92 formed in this first vertical outer portion 71 and therefore of the part and the other where the foot 57 protrudes from this first vertical outer portion 71.
• Several openings 59 are formed in the tab 57 at its fold.
• notches 92 and the openings 59 are configured to facilitate the folding of this locking tab 57 and the positioning of the latter at least partially against the first and second portions 90 and 91 of the first folded end portion 58 of the front face 23.
• the second end portion 68 of the front face 23 which is folded and disposed against the second side 25 is also derived from an extension of the first vertical outer portion 41 of the outer front wall 40 of the front face 23. formed opposite the first folded end portion 58.
• This second end portion 68 is housed against the first vertical outer portion 61 of the second outer side wall 60 of the second side 25, at a first end (not shown) of the second side 25.
• the first vertical inner portion 63 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 25 is interrupted at one end and further has an indentation whose contour is also L-shaped (not shown).
• the first vertical inner portion 63 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 25 is substantially of the same length as the second inner portion. transverse 64 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 25.
• the second end portion 68 of the front face 23 also has a first portion (not shown) of substantially rectangular shape, which is housed opposite the end of the first vertical inner portion 63 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 25, and which is extended by a second portion (not shown) substantially in the form of a hammer, which second portion is housed opposite the notch of this first vertical internal portion 63.
• the corner B is also locked by the locking tab 67 of the locking mechanism 34.
• This tab 67 is derived from an extension of the first vertical outer portion 61 of the second outer side wall 60 of the second side 25, formed here between two notches (not shown) formed in this first vertical outer portion 61 and therefore on either side of the place where the tab 67 protrudes from this first vertical outer portion 61.
• Several openings are formed in the tab 67 at its fold. Note that the notches and openings are configured to facilitate the folding of this locking tab 67 and the positioning of the latter at least partially against the first and second portions of the second end portion 68 of the front face 23.
• Figures 18 to 20 show in more detail one of the tabs 33 and the console 21 with which the tab 33 is configured to cooperate.
• the tab 33 illustrated here is made from a cutout formed in the first vertical inner portion 73 of the first inner side wall 72 of the first side 24, then folded towards the inside of the tablet 5.
• the tab 33 which therefore extends from a base 93 and has a substantially circular free edge 94, thus provides a window 95 when it is folded towards the inside of the tablet 5, which window 95 does not open outwards. of the tablet 5 but on the first vertical outer portion 71 of the first outer side wall 70 of the first side 24; so that neither this window 95 nor the tab 33 are visible from outside the tablet 5, seen from the first side 24.
• the cleat 33 is thus formed in the first side fold, inside the tablet 5.
• the other cleat 33 is made from a cutout formed in the first vertical inner portion 63 of the second inner side wall 62 of the second side 24, and then folded towards the inside of the shelf 5.
• This other cleat 33 which extends from a base, has a substantially circular free edge and provides a window when folded inwardly of the tablet 5, which window does not open out of the shelf 5 but on the first vertical outer portion 61 of the second outer side wall 60 of the second side 25; so that neither this window nor this other cleat is visible from the outside of the tablet 5, seen from the second side 25.
• the console 21 on which the tablet 5 is mounted by its first side 24, has a mounting portion 96 adapted to cooperate with a respective upright 3, and extended by a support portion 97 provided to mainly support the tablet 5 by its first side 24.
• the mounting portion 96 is formed by a mounting recess and has an upper mounting edge 98, a lower mounting edge 99 which is opposed to the upper mounting edge 98 and which is provided with a curved portion and a straight portion, and a plurality of hooks 100 formed on a free edge joining the upper mounting edge 98 and the right portion of the lower mounting edge 99.
• a stop 102 is formed on the free edge of the mounting portion 96 and is located here between the right portion of the lower mounting edge 99 and the hook 100 closest to the latter. This stop 102 is intended to come into contact with the front face 12 of the respective upright 3.
• the support portion 97 is not itself formed by a withdrawal.
• the support portion 97 has an upper support edge 103 which partially extends the upper mounting edge 98 away from the hooks 100.
• the support portion 97 has a vertical slot 104 formed in this support portion 97 and opening into the upper support edge 103.
• the support portion 97 further has a lower support edge 105 which partially extends the lower mounting edge 99 from its curved portion, and joins the upper support edge 103, opposite the mounting portion 96.
• the support portion 97 furthermore has a circular hole 106 formed at the end of the latter and near the junction between its upper and lower support edges 103 and 105.
• the upper mounting edge 98 of the mounting portion 96 is configured to be introduced through the space 36 provided here at the corner C of the tablet, and the tab 33 shown in Figures 18 and 19 is configured to insert in the slot 104 so as to lock the shelf 5 on the console 21 and thus maintain the tablet 5 vis-à-vis the respective upright 3 and the bottom panel 4.
• console 22 is identical to the console 21 so that the other tab 33 formed in the second side fold, inside the tablet 5, is configured to fit into the respective slot of this console 22 so as to lock in position the tablet 5 on this console 22 and thus to maintain the tablet 5 vis-à-vis the other respective upright 3 and also the bottom panel 4.
• FIGS. 21 to 24 show alternative embodiments of the spar 35. References similar to those used in particular in FIGS. 9 and 10 are used to describe the spars of FIGS. 21 to 24, but added respectively to the number 1 00, 200, 300. and 400.
• the spar 135 illustrated in FIG. 21 differs from the spar 35 illustrated in FIG. 9 in that the support lugs 149 are situated facing one of the other and directed towards the inner space 177 of the spar 135.
• the second bearing portion 176 is here slightly longer than the first bearing portion 175.
• the legs 148 and the bottom wall 147 of the spar 135 are similar to the legs 48 and to the bottom wall 47 of the spar 35.
• the bottom wall 147 has a first bottom portion 180 extending from the bottom. end of one of the legs 148, a second bottom portion 181 extending from the first bottom portion and folded over the latter, a third bottom portion 182 extending from the second bottom portion and folded over the latter a fourth bottom portion 183 extending from the third bottom portion and folded over the latter, and a fifth bottom portion 184 extending from the fourth bottom portion and folded thereon.
• the spar 235 illustrated in FIG. 22 differs from the spar 35 illustrated in FIG. 9 in that the bearing lugs 249 have a first bearing portion 275 that is substantially longer than the second bearing portion 276.
• the legs 248 of the spar 235 are similar to the legs 48 of the spar 35.
• the bottom wall 247 of the spar 235 differs from the bottom wall 47 of the spar 35 in that it comprises two first bottom portions 280 and two second bottom portions 281, one of the first bottom portions 280 extending from one leg 248, one of the second bottom portions 281 extending from the aforementioned first bottom portion 280 and being folded over the latter, the other of the first bottom portions 280 extending from the second bottom portion; 281 above and being folded on the latter, and the other of the second bottom portions 281 extending from the other of the first bottom portions 280 and being folded over the latter.
• the bottom wall 247 of the spar 235 also differs from the bottom wall 47 of the spar 35 in that it comprises two fourth bottom portions 283 and two fifth bottom portions 284, one of the fifth bottom portions 284. extending from the other leg 248, one of the fourth bottom portions 283 extending from the fifth bottom portion 284 above and being folded over the latter, the other of the fifth bottom portions 284 extending from the aforementioned fourth bottom portion 283 and being folded over the latter, and the other of the fourth bottom portions 283 extending from the other of the fifth bottom portions 284 and being folded over the latter.
• the first two bottom portions 280, the two second bottom portions 281, the two fourth bottom portions 283 and the two fifth bottom portions 284 are substantially shorter respectively than the first bottom portion 80, the second bottom portion 81 the fourth bottom portion 83 and the fifth bottom portion 84; while the third bottom portion 282 is substantially the same length as the third bottom portion 82.
• the central space 285 is significantly larger than the central space 85.
• the bearing lugs 349 and the legs 348 of the spar 335 illustrated in FIG. 23 are similar to the bearing lugs 49 and to the legs 48 of the spar 35 illustrated in FIG. 9.
• the bottom wall 347 of the spar 335 differs from the bottom wall 47 of the spar 35 in that it has no fourth and fifth bottom portions, but these first and second bottom portions 380 and 381 have length similar to that of the third bottom portion 382 and the latter is directly connected to one of the jambs 348.
• the spar 435 illustrated in FIG. 24 differs from the spar 35 illustrated in FIG. 9 in that the bearing lugs 449 have a first bearing portion 475 which is considerably longer than the second bearing portion 476 (as for the spar). 235 shown in Figure 22).
• legs 448 of the spar 435 are similar to the jambs 48 of the spar 35.
• the bottom wall 447 of the spar 435 differs from the bottom wall 47 of the spar 35 in that the first, second, fourth and fifth bottom portions 480, 481, 483 and 484 are shorter than the first, second, fourth and fourth portions.
• the third bottom portion 482 of the spar 435 has substantially the same length as the third bottom portion 82 of the spar 35 so that the central space 485 is significantly larger than the central space 85 (for the spar 235 illustrated in Figure 22); and this third bottom portion 482 is closest to the internal space 477 and further has two steps (not shown), formed for example by stamping, which delimit the central space 485.
• the first and second folded end portions are rather derived from an extension of the second vertical internal portion of the front inner wall of the front face;
• the tablet may comprise a single locking tab or, on the contrary, more than two locking tabs;
• the tablet may comprise a front face and / or a rear face and / or a first side and / or a second side, formed by more than one fold;
• the tablet may comprise a front face and / or a rear face and / or a first side and / or a second side, without a folded portion on the inner surface of the upper panel;
• the tablet may have a single closed corner or more closed corners
• the tablet may comprise a spar whose support legs are formed by one or more folds;
• the tablet may comprise a single spar, or two spars or more than three spars, distributed or not on the depth of the tablet; and or
• the tablet may comprise additional reinforcing pieces extending in the depth of the tablet.

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