DE1899067U - TRANSPORTABLE MULTI-PURPOSE SHELVING. - Google Patents

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PATTERN REGISTRATION V ^

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Franz Xaver M e η t e r in Munich 54, Pelkevenstr. from 17.III.1964

Act.-Z .; M 4? 637/34 i Gbm

Transportable multi-purpose shelf

The innovation concerns a transportable multi-purpose shelf.

The known shelves have the disadvantage that they usually have built-in Berdplatten, se that bulky or large objects can later no longer be accommodated on the shelf.

The well-known shelves with adjustable shelves are »eist small in size and are almost without exception used as hanging shelves, which are tied to a room wall and not set up freely in the room can be.

The present innovation eliminates this deficiency and ensures that the shelf can be set up anywhere, ' in living spaces of all kinds.

It does this by assembling pipe supports with rock slabs achieved, the pipe supports along their entire length a plurality of ven holes for receiving pins have and the curb plates have a number of openings corresponding to the pipe cross-section on their supporting surface own. By inserting the pipe socket into the openings in the mountain plates and inserting the pins into the Holes of the supports below the respective board plates can be safely and the latter at any altitude but can be installed again at any time so that they can be adjusted.

To give a shelf that can be put together by any layperson To give a secure stand, the lower free end of the pipe socket is placed on the bed body, which is equipped with a Base plate are connected. The upper free ends of the

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Pipe sockets are attached to cover pieces, which have rotatable head plates if the cover piece has screw connections through which its length can be increased or decreased, such that the shelf is wedged between the floor and ceiling of the room.

The shelf can therefore also be used as a room divider. The pipe sockets are expediently made of steel, but they can also be made of any other metal made of wood or plastic. The toe boards are preferably made of heating, veneered chipboard or plastic or the like.

In addition to books or the like, there can also be flowers or indoor plants climbing up the pipe supports on the shelf be accommodated.

The drawing illustrates the subject of the innovation in an exemplary embodiment.

Figures 1 and 2 show schematically fully assembled shelves with three and four respectively Pipe sockets and various »long board plates.

It also show in view
Figure 3 a pipe support

" k the pen

"5 ä ^ft s deck piece

¹¹ 6 the worm body
and "7 three board plates.

The pipe socket (1), which is preferably made of steel have a large number of radially drilled holes evenly distributed over the deer along their entire length (2)

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through which the steel pins (1 ·) are inserted after the shelving has been assembled, in order to ensure that the pipe cross-section »toe plates (3) provided with appropriate openings, generally at the desired height.

For better stability and to protect the floors, the lower free ends of the pipe supports (1) are placed on the floor body (5) - see Figure 6 - which are attached to the base plate (7) with rivets. In order to be able to set up the assembled shelf freely in the room at any point and especially as a partition in a larger room, cover pieces are plugged into the upper free ends of the pipe supports (1) which have sufficient space. These cover pieces (see Fig. 5) consist of a threaded bolt (4), one end of which is riveted onto a rotatable base plate (6).

The other pickling end is in a sleeve (8) with a stop ^ (9) and internal thread screwed. When setting up the Re-. The bolt (4) is used as a room wall after the Cover piece is screwed into the sufficiently long pipe socket (1) ia the bushing (9) until the pipe socket are firmly clamped between the footbeds and the ceiling.

The shelf, which was set up absolutely securely, came at any time dismantled again by loosening the screw connection between the bolt (4) and bushing (8) and at a different location as required to be set up again.

Munich, July 4, 1964

Franz Xaver Menter

Claims (1)

RM77107 * -6.7.6t ( Sheet 4 Utility model registration by Franz Xaver M e η t e r from 17.111.196 ^ Akt.Z .: M 47 637/34 i Garn PROTECTION CLAIM Transportable multi-purpose shelf
characterized by the assembly of holes (2) over their entire length into which pins (Ιο) can be inserted, having pipe sockets (1) with toe plates (3) which have openings corresponding to the pipe cross-section on their supporting surface, and by arranging with base plates (6, 7) verseheaen bottom body (5) and screw connections (8) having cover pieces. Münchea, July 4, 1964 Franz Xaver Menter tf »* wefi: This Umenoge (ßesohreiouno <jno SctiOtzonspr.) isi 4 \ t iületit entered» «; sift ^ eichl ton <ief tossung de »originally submitted ϋηΐί, -ίοςβη ob. The legal meaning of the discrepancy is» not checked, the documents submitted are in the official files. Anyone can submit "" earth "free of charge and without any legal interest. On request, photocopies or film can also be delivered at normal prices. Oeutsches Patentom ", GebrouchsmustwsteH".