Modular multi-configurable display system

1. A modular multi-configurable display wall system comprising:

a plurality of spaced columns, each spaced column comprising at least two stackable box frames operably alignably coupled together, each of the box frames including;

a plurality of frame tubing segments having first and second end portions;

a plurality of generally horizontal support webbings spaced apart and secured between each of the frame tubing segments, wherein a portion of each frame tubing segment between the spaced apart support webbings is free from bracing thereby presenting a generally unobstructed length adapted for attaching at least one appurtenance thereto, the plurality of support webbings each having a plurality of vertically extending side portions, each of the plurality of side portions being operably connected to at least two adjacent frame tubing segments in a plane generally parallel to the two adjacent frame tubing segments for bridging support; and

at least one generally horizontal truss operatively connecting at least two of the plurality of spaced columns to define an open region, the at least one generally horizontal truss comprising at least one elongate frame tubing segment.

2. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally arcuate.

3. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally linear.

4. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 1 , wherein each of the frame tubing segments are formed from generally rectangular tubing.

5. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of generally horizontal support webbings include a plurality of inset corners for attachment to at least two of the frame tubing segments.

6. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of generally horizontal support webbings include a centrally disposed aperture extending therethrough.

7. A modular multi-configurable display wall, the modular display wall comprising:

at least two box frames operably stackably secured to one another to define a display column, each of the box frames having a plurality of spaced elongate frame tubing segments having opposed end portions;

a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal support webbing disposed along the box frames, each of the horizontal support webbings having at least a plurality of side plate portions extending along a plane generally parallel to a length of the elongate frame tubing segments for bridging support between the plurality of frame tubing segments; and

at least one generally horizontal truss operably connected an opposed display frame structure to define an open region.

8. The modular multi-configurable display wall of claim 7 , wherein the opposed display frame structure includes a columnar box frame structure generally the same height as the display column.

9. The modular multi-configurable display wall of claim 7 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss comprises a plurality of generally parallel elongate frame tubing segments with webbing extending therebetween.

10. The modular, multi-configurable display wall of claim 7 , further comprising at least one shelving support assembly, the at least one shelving support assembly including:

a shelf support member for supporting a shelf thereon and a plurality of attaching hooks; and

a frame attachment portion removably securable to one of the frame tubing segments of the box frames, the attachment portion having a plurality of slots adapted to receive the attaching hooks.

11. The modular multi-configurable display wall of claim 7 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally arcuate.

12. The modular multi-configurable display wall of claim 7 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally linear.

13. A modular multi-configurable display wall system comprising:

a plurality of columns spaced apart from one another, each column having at least two operably stacked elongated box frames, each of the stacked elongated box frames including a plurality of spaced apart generally parallel elongate frame tubing segments having a pair of opposing end portions;

at least two vertically spaced support webbings disposed along a length of the frame tubing segments of each box frame between the opposing end portions, each of the support webbings having means for providing bridging support between the respective frame tubing segments, with the length of the frame tubing segments between the at least two support webbings being substantially without cross bracing; and

means for operably connecting at least two of the plurality of spaced apart columns to define at least one open region.

14. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 13 , wherein the means for connecting at least two of the plurality of columns includes at least one generally horizontal truss.

15. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 14 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally arcuate.

16. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 14 , wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally linear.

17. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 13 , further comprising at least one shelf support member and means for attaching the at least one shelf support member to at least one of the plurality of generally parallel elongate frame tubing segments.

18. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 13 , wherein a plurality of the columns are movably arrangeable into a generally serpentine pattern.

19. A method of constructing a modular multi-configurable display wall system, comprising the steps of:

providing a plurality of box frames, wherein at least one of the box frames includes a plurality of spaced apart generally parallel elongate frame tubing segments, each frame tubing segment having a pair of opposing end portions, the frame tubing segments being connected by vertically spaced apart support webbings disposed between the opposing end portions, wherein a portion of each frame tubing segment between opposing end portions is generally free from angled cross bracing for attaching at least one appurtenance to each of the frame tubing segments, and wherein each of the support webbings includes side plate portions spanning generally transversely to and between respective parallel frame tubing segments to provide bridging support;

operably stacking two of the plurality of box frames to define a first box frame column;

operably stacking another two of the plurality of box frames to define a second box frame column;

positioning the first and second box frame columns a distance apart; and

operably connecting the first and second box frame columns with at least one generally horizontal truss to define an open region.

20. The method of claim 19 , wherein the support webbings further include a top plate portion and wherein the support webbings are formed by bending a portion of the top plate portion to form the side plate portions.

21. The method of claim 19 , wherein the step of operably connecting at least one generally horizontal truss further includes providing at least one generally horizontal truss that is generally arcuate.

22. The method of claim 19 , wherein the step of operably connecting at least one generally horizontal truss further includes providing at least one generally horizontal truss that is generally linear.

23. A modular multi-configurable display wall system comprising:

a plurality of columns spaced apart from one another and interconnected by horizontal trusses, the columns and horizontal trusses defining a plurality of graphical screen window frames or openings, the graphical screen window frames each having a screen disposed therein, each column comprising at least two stacked elongated box frames,

each of the stacked elongated box frames comprising four parallelpiped elongate square tubing segments supported by webbing extending between the four parallelpiped tubing segments; and

each column of said plurality of columns having a plurality of clean intermediate portions of equal length extending along the square tubing segments wherein said clean intermediate portions consist of the tubing segments and without bracing and without webbing therebetween.

24. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 23 wherein the portion of elongate box frame without webbing and without bracing is at least 70%.

25. A modular multi-configurable display wall system comprising:

a plurality of columns spaced apart from one another and interconnected by horizontal trusses, the columns and horizontal trusses defining a plurality of graphical screen window frames or openings, the graphical screen window frames each having a screen disposed therein,

said plurality of columns comprised four parallelpiped elongate square tubing segments supported by webbing extending between the four parallelpiped tubing segments and extending along a portion of the length of the columns; and

each column of said plurality of columns having a plurality of clean intermediate portions extending along the length of the column, each clean intermediate portion consisting of laterally adjacent portions of four parallelpiped elongate square tubing segments with a continuous void therebetween and no bracing or webbing positioned at said adjacent portions of the four parallelpiped elongate square tubing segments, each column comprised mostly of the clean intermediate portions compared to lengthwise portions of the column having either or both of webbing and bracing.

26. The modular multi-configurable display wall system of claim 25 wherein each column comprises a box frame and wherein the lengthwise portion of the elongate box frame without webbing and without bracing is at least 70%.