Wrap-Mount Fabric Display System

1 . A wrap-mount fabric display system comprising:

(a) an outer frame element having a main axis, a multiplicity of generally uninterrupted planar sides distributed thereabout and a first peripheral edge, said sides generally defining a lateral periphery of a cavity, said cavity being generally axially open and having a depth along said main axis;

(b) an inner frame element having an inserted configuration and being adapted to be axially inserted into said cavity toward said inserted configuration, said inner frame element including:

(i) a first panel having a first panel inner face, a first panel outer face and a first panel peripheral edge;

(ii) a second panel having a second panel inner face, a second panel outer face and a second panel peripheral edge; and

(iii) a connective member having a first end and a second end, said connective member being adapted for attachment to said first panel inner face by way of said first end and to said second panel inner face by way of said second end such that said connective member maintains said first panel and said second panel at a fixed distance from one another; and

(c) a first display substrate, said first display substrate being generally flexible and adapted to be placed in wrapped association with said first panel such that said first display substrate substantially envelops said first panel outer face, at least a portion of said first panel peripheral edge, and at least a portion of said first panel inner face.

2 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 further comprising a second display substrate, said second display substrate being adapted to be placed in wrapped association with said second panel such that said second display substrate substantially envelops said second panel outer face, at least a portion of said second panel peripheral edge, and at least a portion of said second panel inner face.

3 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 comprising a multiplicity of said connective members.

4 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said inner frame element is removably axially secured substantially within said cavity by way of frictional engagement between said first display substrate and said outer frame element when said inner frame element is in said inserted configuration.

5 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as define in claim 1 further comprising a first graphic design affixed to said first display substrate.

6 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined claim 1 in which said first display substrate includes a substrate periphery and an elastic portion generally thereat, said elastic portion being adapted to removably retain said first display substrate in said wrapped association.

7 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first display substrate is substantially stretchable.

8 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first display substrate is made substantially of fabric.

9 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said outer frame element is substantially formed from flat stock of metal or plastic.

10 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first panel and said second panel are substantially formed of wood, cardboard, light-gauge plastic or sheet metal.

11 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said connective member is substantially formed of wood, cardboard, light-gauge plastic or sheet metal.

12 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first panel peripheral edge and said second panel peripheral edge each have the same number of sides as said outer frame element.

13 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first panel and said second panel are each substantially planar.

14 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first panel and said second panel each include a multiplicity of integrally-formed stiffeners.

15 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first panel and said second panel each include an integrally-formed attachment boss, said attachment bosses being adapted to aligningly engage said connective member at said first end and said second end, respectively.

16 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined in claim 1 in which said first panel outer face is approximately adjacent said first peripheral edge when said inner frame element is in said inserted configuration.

17 . A wrap-mount fabric display system comprising:

(a) an outer frame element having a main axis, a multiplicity of generally uninterrupted planar sides distributed thereabout and a first peripheral edge, said sides generally defining a lateral periphery of a cavity, said cavity being generally axially open and having a depth along said main axis;

(b) an inner frame element having an inserted configuration and being adapted to be axially inserted into said cavity toward said inserted configuration, said inner frame element including:

(i) a first panel having a first panel inner face, a first panel outer face and a first panel peripheral edge, said first panel peripheral edge having the same number of sides as said outer frame element;

(ii) a second panel having a second panel inner face, a second panel outer face and a second panel peripheral edge, said second panel peripheral edge having the same number of sides as said outer frame element; and

(iii) a connective member having a first end and a second end, said connective member being adapted for attachment to said first panel inner face by way of said first end and to said second panel inner face by way of said second end such that said connective member maintains said first panel and said second panel at a fixed distance from one another; and

(c) a first display substrate with a first graphic design affixed thereto, said first display substrate being generally flexible, made substantially of fabric, and adapted to be placed in wrapped association with said first panel such that said first display substrate substantially envelops said first panel outer face, at least a portion of said first panel peripheral edge, and at least a portion of said first panel inner face.

18 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined claim 17 in which:

(a) said first display substrate includes a substrate periphery and an elastic portion generally thereat, said elastic portion being adapted to removably retain said first display substrate in said wrapped association; and

(b) said first panel and said second panel are each substantially flat planar and generally parallel with respect to each other.

19 . A wrap-mount fabric display system as defined claim 17 in which:

(a) said outer frame element is substantially formed from flat stock of metal or plastic;

(b) said first panel and said second panel are substantially formed wood, cardboard, light-gauge plastic or sheet metal; and

(c) said connective member is substantially formed of wood, cardboard, light-gauge plastic or sheet metal.

20 . A wrap-mount fabric display system comprising:

(a) an outer frame element having a main axis, a multiplicity of generally uninterrupted planar sides distributed thereabout and a first peripheral edge, said sides generally defining a lateral periphery of a cavity, said cavity being generally axially open and having a depth along said main axis, said outer frame element being substantially formed from flat stock of metal or plastic;

(b) an inner frame element having an inserted configuration and being adapted to be axially inserted into said cavity toward said inserted configuration, said inner frame element including:

(i) a first panel having a first panel inner face, a first panel outer face and a first panel peripheral edge, said first panel peripheral edge having the same number of sides as said outer frame element, said first panel being substantially formed of wood, cardboard, light-gauge plastic or sheet metal;

(ii) a second panel having a second panel inner face, a second panel outer face and a second panel peripheral edge, said second panel peripheral edge having the same number of sides as said outer frame element, said second panel being substantially formed of wood, cardboard, light-gauge plastic or sheet metal; and

(iii) a multiplicity of connective members each having a first end and a second end, said connective members being adapted for attachment to said first panel inner face by way of respective said first end and to said second panel inner face by way of respective said second end such that said connective members maintain said first panel and said second panel at a fixed distance from one another, said fixed distance being approximately equal to said depth; and

(c) a first display substrate with a first graphic design affixed thereto, said first display substrate being generally flexible, made substantially of fabric, and adapted to be placed in wrapped association with said first panel such that said first display substrate substantially envelops said first panel outer face, at least a portion of said first panel peripheral edge, and at least a portion of said first panel inner face, said first display substrate including a substrate periphery and an elastic portion generally thereat, said elastic portion being adapted to removably retain said first display substrate in said wrapped association