ES1072010U - Rincon cabinet with curved doors curves concavas (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Corner cupboard with concave curved sliding doors, whose plan shape is that of a polygon with four straight sides and a curved concave side, generator of a solid that has seven faces distributed between two flat basal faces, which correspond with the roof (3) and the floor (4) of the cabinet, two flat side faces joined together forming a straight edge, which correspond to the larger rear wall (7) and the smaller rear wall (8), two flat side faces joined to the previous ones forming straight edges, which correspond to the two lateral sides (5 and 6), and a concave curved side face where the doors (1) are installed, which joins the two lateral sides forming an access front to the wardrobe (10) facing the straight edge formed by the rear walls (7 and 8), all these side faces being constructed perpendicular to the ceiling (3) and to the base (4) of the cabinet; characterized by the arrangement of sliding concave curved doors (1) that slide by tracing an arc along concentric concave curved guides (2) installed in the ceiling and the base of the cabinet that run the entire length of the front arch of access (10), in such a way that the doors, in closed cabinet position, occupy the entire surface of the curved region of the cabinet and each door can be slid from one side to the other, between the two lateral sides, through the arch of opening completely by its corresponding guide. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Corner cabinet with curved sliding doors concave

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in The statement and title of this specification refers to a corner cabinet with concave curved sliding doors that slide along an arc along concave curved guides concentric in order to facilitate maximum access inside the closet and, therefore, the use of it.

The doors slide along the front curved cabinet without protruding from the furniture in any way and without the less requirement for additional space than the furniture itself for opening or closing

The concave curved front access where install the doors, generates a circulation space in the intrados of its arch that allows access to any point of the inside the cabinet with a simple arm extension of the Username.

The arrangement of the doors and guides makes it possible that in any position the doors overlap, to along the arch described by the guides, they are accessible, such as minimum, two thirds of the total closet.

The cabinet object of the present invention is a large container, and this system provides a measure of access to its interior greater than those existing in the Today with a simple door sliding maneuver curves

Background of the invention

Numerous antecedents of cabinets of "L" shaped corner and its use is very common in its different arrangements and forms, usually to equip Rooms with little surface.

A main aspect of this corner furniture it is its great interior capacity and therefore it is very important that the door system that is available facilitates access to the interior Closet

In this sense, corner furniture can be mentioned with hinged hinged doors, or also, combined with doors Hinged hinges and straight sliding doors.

These systems have the disadvantage of need for an essential maneuvering space for opening of swinging doors and, in some cases, the inability to open simultaneously the doors, restricting access to the interior of the furniture and posing a problem of use.

There are also corner furniture devices from sliding doors that use straight guides with straight doors and A curved false door. These systems have the disadvantage from which the false door, in its opening maneuver and sliding protrudes completely from the body or frame of the closet, limiting access to the interior of the furniture.

In all these cases a larger space is occupied to the furniture itself when opening the doors.

Other devices are also known corner cupboard furniture with convex curved sliding doors that sneak into the closet itself. He inconvenient in these cases is that it is sliding the doors towards the interior of the furniture forces the loss of a space and reduces capacity to closet.

None of the known systems provide the operational simplicity of sliding curved doors that offers the closet object of the present invention, nor the space of access obtained in a single opening maneuver.

Description of the invention

The corner cabinet with sliding doors concave curves, object of the present invention, have the form in plant of a mixtilinear polygon with four straight sides and one side concave curved, from which the solid form is generated that It constitutes the closet itself.

Consequently, this solid would consist of two basal faces of the aforementioned polygonal shape, four lateral faces flat and a concave curved side face, all these faces being lateral perpendicular to the basal faces.

Establishing a correspondence between the described solid and the parts of the cabinet can be defined from following mode:

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The concave curved side face is the one corresponds to the access area to the closet and therefore is that in which the sliding doors are installed.

The two straight side faces adjacent to the concave curved face correspond to the lateral sides of the closet, which act as closet side closures and are susceptible of having other furniture other than your own closed wardrobe.

The other two straight side faces are correspond to the rear walls of the furniture and are joined each other forming a vertical edge facing the side face curve, and are also attached to the side sides by the side vertical opposite to the mentioned edge, generating two other edges straight. These rear walls are susceptible faces of the furniture to be attached to the partitions or to the desired corner space to equip.

The basal faces correspond to the roof and the base of the closet.

The curved guides are installed on the roof, on the underside of the latter, and at the base on the upper face. They describe concentric arcs along the entire curved front of closet access

Housed in these guides the doors slide concave curves, one door for each guide, so that they can slide independently. These doors are also concave curved surfaces whose arc is approximately a segment of the total curved surface that make up the doors once closed on the access side to the closet.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the closet built with three doors would lead installed three upper and three lower guides, and the curved plane concave access to the closet would be divided into three parts, allowing at the point of greatest efficiency of use to leave open about 65% of the total access mentioned.

According to other embodiments of the invention, the number of doors and guides may vary, adapting to the measurements available in the space where you want to accommodate the furniture. By For example, the closet could have four, five, or more doors, increasing the opening ratio in each case respectively by 75%, 80%, etc.

There is no closet device for corner of sliding doors that get these percentages without sacrifice interior space to slam the doors or, as in the case of false door devices in the form of "L", without needing an indispensable sweeping zone for opening and sliding the door, occupying a larger space than its own closet when closed.

To complete and improve the understanding of this description and forming an integral part of it, are accompanied drawings in which the object of the invention is represented.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- Represents a plan view and sectioned of the cabinet object of the present invention with the extended doors closing access to the interior of the closet.

Figure 2.- Represents a plan view and sectioned of the cabinet object of the present invention with the collected doors allowing access to the interior of the closet.

Figure 3.- Represents a perspective view. front of the cabinet object of the present invention with the doors extended closing the access to the interior of the closet.

Figure 4.- Represents a perspective view. front of the cabinet object of the present invention with the doors collected allowing access to the interior of the closet.

Description of a preferred embodiment

Next, a description of a example of the invention referring to the numbering used in the drawings.

The corner cabinet with sliding doors concave curves used in the example consists of three doors curves 1 that slide along the guides 2 along the arch describing these, each door by its corresponding guide, enabling the overlap of the doors 1.

As can be seen in Figure 2, the doors appear collected towards the side 5 leaving expedited access to the interior of most of the volume of the closet, as can be seen in the front perspective represented in Figure 4.

When the closet is closed, as can be seen in Figure 3, doors 1 occupy the entire curved front 10 access to the cabinet that limits horizontally with the side side 5 and side 6, and vertically with base 3 and the roof 4. From the base to the ground the bass is finished off with a socket 9.

The cabinet body is delimited by the major rear wall 7 and minor rear wall 8, which are joined between yes forming an angle opposite 12 to the access front 10 as is You can see in Figure 1 and in Figure 2.

The side side 5 joins the rear wall major 7, and the side side 6 joins the rear wall minor 8, and in turn, these four elements are joined by their upper part to the roof 3 and at the bottom of the base 4 generating the body or furniture structure 11, as can be seen in Figure 4.

The angle 12 that is generated at the junction of the rear walls 7 and 8 is the one that is attached to the corner or corner of the room you want to equip with the corner closet.

As can be seen in Figure 1 and in Figure 2, curved guides 2 describe concentric arcs, such that each door 1 can slide freely and independently in its corresponding guide, either from left to right in direction to the side 6, or from right to left, in direction to the side 5 as reflected in Figure 2 and Figure Four.

There are multiple distribution possibilities inside the cabinet that does not interfere with the method of use or the door closing and opening system.

In this embodiment of the closet, how can be seen in all drawings, the major rear wall 7 on the left, and the minor rear wall 8 on the right, although the cabinet is reversible and the elements can be arranged in the form contrary without altering the essentiality of the invention.

Nor does it alter the essentiality of this invention. variations in materials and measures of the component elements, described in a non-limiting manner, this description is sufficient to proceed to its reproduction by a person of the official occupation means, medium.

Claims (4)

1. Corner cabinet with concave curved sliding doors, whose plan shape is that of a mixtilinear polygon with four straight sides and a concave curved side, generating a solid that has seven faces distributed between two flat basal faces, which correspond with the ceiling (3) and the floor (4) of the cabinet, two flat side faces joined forming a straight edge, which correspond to the major rear wall (7) and the minor rear wall (8), two flat side faces joined to the former forming straight edges, which correspond to the two lateral sides (5 and 6), and a concave curved lateral face where the doors (1) are installed, which joins the two lateral sides forming a front access to the cabinet (10) facing the straight edge formed by the rear walls (7 and 8), all these lateral faces constructed perpendicular to the ceiling (3) and the base (4) of the cabinet; characterized by the provision of sliding concave curved doors (1) that slide along an arc along concentric concave curved guides (2) installed in the ceiling and at the base of the cabinet that cover the entire dimension of the front arch of access (10), so that the doors, in closed closet position, occupy the entire surface of the curved region of the closet and each door can be slid from one side to the other, between the two lateral sides, crossing the arch Opening completely by its corresponding guide. 2. Corner cupboard with sliding doors characterized concave curves, according to claim 1, for each sliding door (1) exclusively by a guide slide (2) being so that the cabinet will have as many guides as doors, closet can be constructed with a number Door variable suitable for furniture measurements in each application case. 3. Corner unit with sliding doors concave curves characterized, according to claim 1, for the sliding doors (1) which are portions of the total curved surface of the front access to the cabinet (10), can have different sizes each other width , that is to say, that the segment of arc that they occupy can be of different measure as long as the total sum of the doors allows to close completely the frontal of access to the closet (10). 4. Corner cupboard with sliding doors characterized concave curves, according to claim 2, that can be installed straight guides installed a sliding inner door adjacent straight and perpendicular to the lateral side (5), so virtually tangential to the curved door innermost whose in the ceiling and in the base of the furniture they run towards the interior of the cabinet, also perpendicularly to the rear wall (8), without interfering with the curved guides (2), more external, moving these straight guides twice as much as that of the door, so that the sliding movement occurs from the side (5) towards the facing rear wall (8) and vice versa.