Bag dispenser rack
Abstract
A bag dispenser rack, includes a first bag pack support tray that has a first base, a first left side wall, a first right side wall, a first back wall, a first front wall and holds a first merchandise bag pack. The first front wall has a first opening that permits extraction of first bags from the first pack. A second bag pack support tray has a second base, a second left side wall, a second right side wall, a second back wall, a second front wall and holds a second merchandise bag pack. The second front wall has a second opening to permit extraction of second bags from the second pack. The second bag pack support tray is hingedly attached to the first bag pack support tray. The second bag pack support tray pivots upwardly to permit loading of a first bag pack into the first bag pack tray.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A bag dispenser rack, comprising:
a first bag pack, said first bag pack comprising a plurality of bags; a first bag pack support tray, said first support tray having a first panel base, a first left side wall, a first right side wall, a first back wall, a first front wall and being sized and shaped to hold said first bag pack; said first front wall having a first opening, said first opening sized and shaped to permit extraction of bags from said first bag pack; an elongated slot, said slot disposed in said first panel base; at least one mounting spike, said at least one mounting spike being attached directly to said elongated slot and extending upwardly from said first panel base for a first predetermined distance and being disposed to align with an aperture extending through said plurality of bags in said first bag pack; said at least one mounting spike having a width no greater than said aperture for said first predetermined distance; said at least one mounting spike is removable and slidable within said elongated slot in said first parcel base, thereby providing adjustable alternative locations for said mounting spike on said first panel base to accommodate merchandise bag packs with various mounting aperture locations; a cover plate, said cover plate being sized and shaped to cover at least a portion of said first bag pack support tray; and said cover plate providing either of a loading surface and an advertising display surface above said first bag pack support tray.
2 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 1 , wherein said cover plate is hingedly attached adjacent one of said first left side wall, said first right side wall, said first back wall and said first front wall.
3 . A bag dispenser rack, comprising;
at least one of a first bag pack, said first bag pack comprising a plurality of bags and a second bag pack, said second bag pack comprising a plurality or bags; a first bag pack support tray, said first support tray having a first panel base, a first left side wall, a first right side wall, a first back wall, a first front wall and being sized and shaped to hold said first bag pack; said first front wall having a first opening, said first opening sized and shaped to permit extraction of bags from said first bag pack; a second bag pack support tray, said second support tray having a second panel base, a second left side wall, a second right side wall, a second back wall, a second front wall and being sized and shaped to hold said second merchandise bag pack; said second front wall having a second opening, said second opening sized and shaped to permit extraction of bags from said second bag pack; said second bag pack support tray being disposed upon said first bag pack support tray; at least one elongated slot, said slot disposed in at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base; at least one mounting spike, said at least one mounting spike being attached directly to said elongated slot and extending upwardly from at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base for a first predetermined distance and being disposed to align with an aperture extending through said plurality of bags in at least one of said first bag pack and said second bag pack; said at least one mounting spike having a width no greater than said aperture for said first predetermined distance; said at least one mourning spike is removable and slidable within said elongated slot in at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base, thereby providing adjustable alternative locations for said mounting spike on at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base to accommodate merchandise bag packs with various mounting aperture locations.
4 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 3 , wherein said second bag pack support tray is secured to said first bag pack support tray with at least one attachment mechanism.
5 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 4 , wherein said at least one attachment mechanism is selected from the group comprising pins and sockets, buckles and clips.
6 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 3 , wherein:
said second bag pack support tray is hingedly attached adjacent a lower edge of said second back wall adjacent an upper edge of said first back wall; and said second bag pack support tray pivots upwardly to permit loading of a first bag pack into said first bag pack support tray.
7 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 3 , further comprising:
a cover plate, said cover plate being sized and shaped to cover at least a portion of said second bag pack support tray; and said cover plate providing either of a loading surface and an advertising display surface above said second bag pack support tray.
8 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 7 , wherein said cover plate is hingedly attached adjacent one of said second left side wall, said second right side wall, said second back wall and said second front wall.
9 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 1 , wherein said cover plate further comprises at least one downward facing side ledge, said side ledge disposed at least uric of first and second side edges of said cover plate and being sized and shaped to extend downwardly over upper edges of at least one of said first left side wall and said first right side wall, thereby stabilizing said cover plate on said first bag pack support tray.
10 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 7 , wherein said cover plate further comprises at least one downward facing side ledge, said side ledge disposed at least one of first and second side edges of said cover plate and being sized and shaped to extend downwardly over upper edges of at least one of said second left side wall and said second right side wall, thereby stabilizing said cover plate on said second bag pack support tray.
11 . A bag dispenser rack, comprising:
a first bag pack, said first bag pack comprising a plurality of bags; a first bag pack support tray, said first support tray having a first panel base, a first left side wall, a first right side wall, a first back wall, a first front wall and being sized and shaped to hold said first bag pack; said first front wall having a first opening, said first opening sized and shaped to permit extraction of bags from said first bag pack; an elongated slot, said slot disposed in said first panel base; at least one securing hook, said at least one securing hook being attached directly to said elongated slot and extending upwardly from said first panel base for a first predetermined distance and being disposed to align with an aperture extending through said plurality of bags in said first bag pack; said at least one securing hook having width no greater than said aperture for said first predetermined distance; said at least one securing hook is removable and slidable within said elongated slot in said first panel base, thereby providing adjustable alternative locations for said at least one securing hook on said first panel base to accommodate merchandise bag packs with various mounting aperture locations.
12 . A bag dispenser rack, comprising
at least one of a first bag pack, said first bag pack comprising a plurality of bags and a second bag pack, said second bag pack comprising a plurality of bags; a first bag pack support tray, said first support tray having a first panel base, a first left side wall, a first right side wall, a first back wall, a first front wall and being sized and shaped to hold said first bag pack; said first front wall having a first opening, said first opening sized and shaped to permit extraction of bags from said first bag pack; a second bag pack support tray, said second support tray having a second panel base, a second left side wall, a second right side wall, a second back wall, a second front wall and being sized and shaped to hold said second merchandise bag pack; said second front wall having a second opening, said second opening sized and shaped to permit extraction of bags from said second bag pack; said second bag pack support tray being disposed upon said first bag pack support tray; at least one elongated slot, slot disposed in at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base; at least one securing hook, said at least one securing hook being attached directly to said elongated slot and extending upwardly from at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base for a first predetermined distance and being disposed to align with an aperture extending through said plurality bags in at least one of said first bag pack and said second bag pack; said at least one securing hook having width no greater than said aperture for said first predetermined distance; said at least one securing hook is removable and slidable within said elongated slot in at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base, thereby providing adjustable alternative locations for said securing hook on at least one of said first panel base and said second panel base to accommodate merchandise bag packs with various mounting aperture locations.
13 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 1 , wherein said first bag pack support tray is formed from materials selected from the group comprising:
wire, injection molded material, sheet metal and wood.
14 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 3 , wherein at least one of said first bag pack support tray and said second bag pack support tray is formed from materials selected from the group comprising:
wire, injection molded material, sheet metal and wood.
15 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 1 , wherein said first bag pack support tray is sized and shaped to hold a plurality of merchandise bags in a stacked configuration.
16 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 3 , wherein at least one of said first bag pack support tray and said second bag pack support tray is sized and shaped to hold a plurality of merchandise bags in a stacked configuration.
17 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 1 , wherein said first bag pack support tray is sized and shaped to hold a plurality of merchandise bags in a folded configuration.
18 . The bag dispenser rack, as described in claim 3 , wherein at least one of said first bag pack support tray and said second bag pack support tray is sized and shaped to hold a plurality of merchandise bags in a folded configuration.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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