Stacked Can Merchandiser
First Claim
1. A stacked can merchandiser comprising:
- a floor component, the floor component having a glide surface allowing movement of merchandise;
a plurality of engagement tabs disposed on the sides of the floor component, the engagement tabs having a thickness equal to a thickness of the floor component, and at least one engagement tab including a snap lock feature disposed thereon;
a plurality of interfit spaces disposed on the sides of the floor component, at least one of the interfit spaces is a snap lock feature;
a divider extending upwardly from the floor component;
at least one finger element disposed at a front edge of the divider and extending laterally therefrom; and
at least one pusher element coupled to the divider and configured to travel along a length of the divider.
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Abstract
A stacked can merchandiser includes a floor component. The floor component has a glide surface allowing movement of merchandise, a plurality of engagement tabs disposed on the sides of the floor component, and a plurality of interfit spaces disposed on the sides of the floor component. The plurality of engagement tabs has a thickness equal to a thickness of the track component, and at least one engagement tab includes a snap lock feature disposed thereon. At least one of the interfit spaces includes a snap lock feature. The stacked can merchandiser further includes a divider extending upwardly from the track component. At least one finger element is disposed at a front edge of the divider and extends laterally therefrom. At least one pusher element is coupled to the divider and configured to travel along a length of the divider.
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20 Claims
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1. A stacked can merchandiser comprising:
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a floor component, the floor component having a glide surface allowing movement of merchandise; a plurality of engagement tabs disposed on the sides of the floor component, the engagement tabs having a thickness equal to a thickness of the floor component, and at least one engagement tab including a snap lock feature disposed thereon; a plurality of interfit spaces disposed on the sides of the floor component, at least one of the interfit spaces is a snap lock feature; a divider extending upwardly from the floor component; at least one finger element disposed at a front edge of the divider and extending laterally therefrom; and at least one pusher element coupled to the divider and configured to travel along a length of the divider. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A stacked can merchandiser system comprising:
a first floor component having; a first upper glide surface allowing movement of merchandise; a first plurality of engagement tabs disposed on the sides of the first floor component, the engagement tabs having a thickness equal to a thickness of the first floor component, and wherein at least one of the engagement tabs includes a snap lock feature disposed thereon; a first plurality of interfit spaces disposed on the sides of the track component, at least one of the interfit spaces including a snap lock feature; a first divider extending upwardly from the first floor component; a first finger element disposed at a front edge of the first divider and extending laterally therefrom; a plurality of first retaining tabs disposed at the front edge of the first divider, extending laterally therefrom, and spaced vertically along the front edge of the first divider and below the first finger element; and a first pusher element coupled to the first divider and configured to travel along a length of the first divider. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method of using a stacked can merchandiser system to display canned merchandise, the method comprising:
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providing a first floor component; coupling a second floor component to the first floor component, wherein a plurality of engagement tabs of the first floor component interfit with a plurality of interfit spaces of the second floor component, and wherein a plurality of interfit spaces of the first floor component interfit with a plurality of engagement tabs of the second track component; coupling a first divider to the first floor component; coupling a second divider to the second floor component so that canned merchandise may be stacked between the first divider and the second divider; stacking canned merchandise in a plurality of stacks between the first divider and the second divider; pushing a first stack of the plurality of stacks of canned merchandise to a front edge of the first and second floor components by way of a pusher element that is slidably engaged with one of the first divider and the second divider; and stopping the canned merchandise at the front edge of the first and second floor components by way of at least one finger element disposed at each front edge of the first and second dividers and a plurality of retaining tabs disposed and each front edge of the first and second dividers, the at least one finger element and the plurality of retaining tabs being vertically spaced along each front edge of the first and second dividers. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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