DE1618030U - SCHUHBOERT. - Google Patents

Description

The new pattern is a shoe rack (shoe rack or shoe rack)? Bs solves the problem with particularly simple .and therefore too cheap means good accommodation for shoes and boots to create ^ The new wardrobe also requires very little. Hem and allows shoes and boots to be neatly attached = gen. Further parts of the gate result from the description of his Structure and are therefore explained in more detail below.

In the drawing, a preferred embodiment of the new shoe = feörts is shown. _:

Fig. 1 is a front view. -

Figure 2 shows a side view. ·

In the diagram, FIG. 5 shows a wall bracket in a glazed version.

One recognizes a frame of 2 aweclanäasig vertical wall = boards 1 with hanging device 2 and Starebon. S * In the Wall boards 3, arms 4 are embedded »they are made for purpose made of thin sheet metal with reinforcement .5. Me front face is 6 aweok-like bent by flanging at 90 °, as shown in the figure

2 shows: “The upper lantern 7 and the lower edge 8 of the fragile arms are curved inwards to save material. You = se edges are also scanned in two dimensions by ombending by 90 ° or also folded ^{by overlaying the accounts by ISQ 0.} BIe SaoJfeselte ^ the support arms 4 -SSPl ¹ with. a knife-like 9 | /, & m- for inserting the arms 4 into the wall boards 1

For this purpose, these wall boards are provided with a longitudinal slot. The easiest way to cut the longitudinal slot is using a circular saw. It doesn’t matter for the good execution of the && aen eyeshadow brace, that the cut joint in similar wall boards 1 has no vertical limitation, but cuts in at an angle and cuts freely towards the wall. This even has the gate part that the joint for the knife-like attachment 9 can conveniently be impressed in the wall boards 1 through a slot free of sawdust. the

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knife-like wall approaches ^ are advantageous with

^ through which simple fastening means such as pins, HSgel or screws reach through to the wall arms to hold on. On the supports 12 and 13 of each wall bracket are afford 14 or 15 attached, the aur receiving shoes or Boots serve · In figure 2 you can see how a boot 16 is placed on the strips of the lower Balters 4 and then stands completely free.

read new SchuhbSrt, which can also be called shoe rack or söhuhreok _} consists of very few files that are very cheap and can be produced in large quantities. It is also very easy to assemble. All files are flat j they therefore take up the least possible amount of tree during transport «You can therefore send the new Sohuhbört with brief instructions for use in a small package · Everyone

Those who are trained will be able to use it on the spot jBUsaimaenzusetaen. To fix the arms in the wall boards Wedge pins, star nails or even simple hail are sufficient.

The new shoe strap can also be delivered ready-made, and this is the main embodiment. Everyone is a professional able to find a convenient arrangement of the massj (2.B. 40 om wide and 56 am high enough to accommodate 4 laar shoes or boots).

Ba daa Bort somewhere on the wall, in the entrance to the building or in the hallway, it is not in the way · the Sohutte are freeij they can dry well and evaporate, they are easy to find. Bas Bort offers no starting points on which dirt can accumulate, so that it Always stays clean after less use. The housewife immediately recognizes which shoes need cleaning or soling. Even in Households with very limited space can use the new shoe strap easily attached in a nifty location.

But that does not end with the application of the new pattern. Rather, the new Sehuhbört is suitable for use in large quantities for shoemaker's workshops, shoe shops, sowing " Courtyards and ski huts as well as for sports activities such as football, etc. and for businesses in which workers or salaried employees have their Have to change shoes, e.g. in smelters and mines, but is also the case in construction. .

Sin of meaningful precaution in use results in practice see directly from the type of production because the new sexton in relatively small dimensions in is produced in large quantities, it is easily possible that

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Trims in different places or at certain intervals of = each other at one one places or guest ho flim m s to brin = gen, so that in the summer or winter sports that their shoes and boots can dry thoroughly G-branches and remain clean rooms “It is well known that in such inns, keeping guest rooms is an old grief. The same applies to children's homes. ”For pure displays, the metal parts of the border, ie the wall arms, can be given a surface treatment, for example polished, nickel-plated or the like.

With simple means, the new pattern creates a basis for storing shoes, caring for shoes and showing them off; position of neven. Shoes in shops and shop windows.

Claims (2)

Sea Ä-t s a η β} r H ο Jöl β ϊ ■■ wiwn wwiWfcipinwiwMHqiiim Hai Mni iwi WMwi wi »mim ^ pWi ^ hm X) Sohubört (shoe rack, Söktt & reQfc:}, thereby g ö k e a n. · let it be leveled that profiles are preferably made of Bleoli riiote » since ig by means of meesex-like insatiaB in? / and "boards befe" et igt sindi and on the Toriers old parallel bars la . eiJOL ^ m soXcheG distance and i & eia θϊ. solelie inclination der trageia. that SeJiuhe or boots of any size aaoh. voiä ge & proper position with the fronti®.iite of the paragraph can be placed behind the rear bar 2) Sohulibört so & gK Anspruoli 1, gek θ η η a ei ο kä et by arranging 2 bandanas one above the other and suitable for putting on 2 ^ aar shoes next to each other. S) Schuiibört according to claim 1, ge ic β an aeich η et by a surface coating, eg painting or the like of the wall arms, especially for scliaus partitions in showrooms or shops.