JOEL H KRANICH
Architects in Pittsburgh, PA

4175807, Nov 27, 1979

Nov 16, 1978

5/961350

Joel H. Kranich - Pittsburgh PA
Robert A. Adam - Pittsburgh PA
Charles L. Culbertson - Pittsburgh PA

A47B 5300, A47F 300, A47B 4700

312118

Modular constructional units are used to form a combined storage bin and display assembly for rolls of decorative paper such as wallpaper. The modular constructional units are vertically stacked and horizontally adjoined by interlocking surfaces while the units extend along an essentially straight-line path and form storage bins and displays disposed at an angle with respect to the straight-line path. Each constructional unit includes three mutually-adjoined side walls to a square prism which defines the shape of the bin. These side walls define a horizontal bin floor, a vertical bin rear end wall and a vertical longitudinal bin side wall. An outwardly-facing vertical display wall is projected from the bin side wall beyond the forward edge of the bin floor. The display wall and the bin side wall form a side wall for a horizontally-adjacent storage bin. The display wall includes a horizontal rib and a recess with upper and lower support surfaces to engage a display panel at its opposite sides in a vertical stack of the constructional units.

3986756, Oct 19, 1976

Feb 21, 1975

5/551925

Joel H. Kranich - Pittsburgh PA

A47B 5300, A47F 300, A47F 716, A47F 717

312117

A combined storage bin and display assembly for rolls of decorative paper, such as wallpaper, wherein a plurality of parallel upstanding partitions are arranged along an essentially straight-line path with each of the partitions being disposed at an angle with respect to the straight-line path. Shelves span the space between successive ones of the partitions to form vertically-spaced bins for the storage of rolls of decorative paper, the shelves terminating before a forward edge of an associated one of each of the partitions whereby a display area is formed for each bin between the termination of its shelf and the forward edge of an associated partition. In this manner, a sample of the decorative paper stored in a bin can be displayed on a display area in front of the bin, all of the display areas being readily visible to a shopper as he walks along the forward edges of the storage bins.