Abstract: A display device including a stand adapted to display a screen. The stand includes a holding member with a first side adapted to support against an underlying supportive surface. The display device also includes a cassette including a bobbin enclosed in a cavity in the cassette, wherein the screen can be wound onto and withdrawn from the bobbin. The cassette is being adapted to be inserted into and removed from the holding member via an aperture in the first side. The holding member also includes at least one fastener adapted to fasten the cassette in the holding member when inserted into the holding member.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a display means comprising a stand adapted to display a screen. The stand comprises a holding means with a first side adapted to support against an underlying supportive surface. The display means also comprises a cassette comprising a bobbin enclosed in a cavity in the cassette, wherein the screen can be wound onto and withdrawn from the bobbin. The cassette is being adapted to be inserted into and removed from the holding means via an aperture in the first side. The holding means also comprises at least one fastening means adapted to fasten the cassette in the holding means when inserted into the holding means.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a display means comprising a stand adapted to secure a screen. The stand comprises a first part which supports against an underlying supportive surface and comprises a bobbin enclosed in a cavity in the first part, wherein the screen can be wounded onto and withdrawn from the bobbin. The stand also comprises a pole means, and a coupling means arranged at a first end of the pole means, and operable to secure the screen when it is at least partly withdrawn from the bobbin. The first part is provided with a recess operable to receive a part of the pole means. The stand also comprises an adjustment means arranged at the first part, and operable to adjust the pole means, and consequently the screen in relation to the first part.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a display arrangement that includes a stand intended for securing a screen, where the stand includes a first part which supports against an underlying supportive surface, and a second part which extends up from the first part and whose upwardly extending end portion includes a first coupling device of a two-part coupling arrangement whose second coupling device co-acts with the screen, either directly or indirectly. The screen can be wounded up onto and unwounded from a bobbin located in a cavity in the first stand part, whereto with the bobbin can be actuated by a spring arrangement which is adapted to act on the screen in its fully wounded state around the bobbin with a chosen torque and/or chosen initial power or force (Fa-min).