DK164812B - CYCLE CONTAINS FOR STORAGE OF MULTIPLE CYCLES - Google Patents

Description

DK 164812B

The invention relates to a bicycle container for storing several bicycles separated from each other in particularly lockable and independent of separate spaces.

5 So far, boxing systems are known, for example, as disclosed in Danish patent application 4274/87, in which the box wall was made of transparent wire weave and where the bicycle is to be lifted on a movable hook arrangement in the ceiling, which causes major problems for children such as women who do not have 10 arm forces. for this. Since the hook arrangement is located at the exit door, the rear of the bike will hang outside the box and this must then be pushed in via an inappropriate impact with the door. In addition, the woven fabric allows unauthorized persons to be able to select special 15 bicycles.

In the past, it is known from German patent specification No. 2154744 that the bicycle must be lifted in a similar way as for the Danish patent, and here via a cumbersome rail system. Thereafter, the front deck must be capable of being fixed via a spring arrangement. This system will only be designed for a specific size of bicycle, with the spring arrangement intended only for one size of tire. Small bikes will not be able to be parked on or in the system as they will slide down and make use of the rail. For example, if you get a modern bike with narrow tires, then it will not be able to be fixed and kept at all.

It is also known, for example, from French Patent Specification No. 2611791 to carry out a garage-like arrangement which precisely gives the disadvantages which are sought to be avoided by the present invention, the French invention providing separate spaces where one can rest peacefully and ripping a bike for good parts. The French system is also known from the ordinary poster columns and arrangements around a tree in a farmhouse.

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The above-mentioned drawbacks can be avoided in that when the bicycle container is designed as claimed in claim 1, which solves these problems in a practical way. Further appropriate details can be found in. claims 2-4.

5 In connection with the opening of the door or the front door, an automatic fixation of the bicycle can be established, where it must then be able to be released via the same key.

The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the drawing, in which

Fig. 1 is a top view of the container, with the bicycle shown in perspective view, 15

Fig. 2 shows the container seen from above with two bicycles,

Fig. 3 shows the container viewed from above with the diagonal wall displaced, 20

Fig. 4 shows the container seen from above with an S-shaped diagonal wall, and

Figure 5 shows the container viewed from above with a Z-shaped diagonal wall.

Fig. 1 shows the container (1) viewed from and in perspective view with a bicycle · (5), where it (5) is located in an angular space (9), which is mirrored by the upward space (7).

The inclined diagonal wall (2), which is opaque, ideally made of sheet material, ideally divides the rectangular space into two angular spaces (7) and (9).

The closable compartment (9) as (7), etc. can be operated via a door (3) with a lock (4), where this (4) may be especially

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Fig. 2 shows the container (1) viewed from above with two bicycles (5) inserted (5 '). The doors (3) as (3 ') are shown 5 "locked" in dotted line "open".

The door arrangement could of course also be made as a vertical / horizontal openable garage door.

The diagonal wall (2) may have an angle (8) between the vertical wall (6) and the diagonal wall (2), especially between 2-10 35 degrees, especially depending on the container width, and the individual (7) as (9) the double. room (7 and 9) width.

Claims (4)

A bicycle container for storing several bicycles separated from each other in particularly lockable and independently separate single compartments with substantially vertical walls characterized in that each single compartment floor plan is essentially a right triangle and the single compartments two and two have the hypotenuse of this triangle. as a common dividing wall so that the two single compartment floor plans together form a square divided by a diagonally located vertical closed wall, going from corner to opposite corner, and each space being a size such that the length of a standard bicycle can be in space, and that the width of the bicycle handlebar may be at its widest part and that the front of the bicycle at the bicycle handlebar faces the take-out side. Bicycle container according to claim 1, characterized in that the separating wall is formed in an extended S-shape, with the open S-arch facing the guide side of the stored bicycle. Bicycle container according to claim 1, characterized in that the separating walls form a pointed angle between the perpendicular connecting and separating walls mounted between the longitudinal side walls of the container, especially between 2-35 degrees. Bicycle container according to claim 1, characterized in that the sides around the separate bicycles are made opaque.