ES1072468U - Modular bottle (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Modular rack of those that are built by fitting pieces, forming one or more rows and/or columns characterized in that in a bottle rack according to the invention comprises at least some of the following parts, an upper element, a lower element, one or more shelves, an element of 6 bottles, a presenter, an intermediate element, each provided with a fitting means such as a protuberance of substantially prismatic configuration, arranged in its upper part, which fit into the corresponding cavities one of they prismatic of low height provided in its lower part, and a means for fitting and securing said shelves in its inner part. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Modular bottle rack

Object of the invention

More specifically the invention relates to a modular bottle rack comprising a set of pieces, all of them different but that incorporate means of lace between them, which In addition to allowing the adjustment and positioning of the bottles, allows a self-adjusting capacity to grow or decrease by totally manual means and without requiring any type of work.

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State of the art

There is a great variety of bottle racks, a group of them are built using materials conventional, such as bricks, joining them with mass concrete, forming a fixed shelf structure, which once finished, it cannot be extended or reduced without Perform some new works. The bottles rest on sayings shelves until they are removed from them for consumption.

Another group of bottle racks are made up of usually plastic parts obtained by extrusion techniques by molding of fusible materials, which overlap some on top of the others, being able to adopt all kinds of configurations, based on combining a greater or lesser type of pieces, growing in height and width, (rows and columns), and being able to adapt to everything type of rooms, even under stairwells, small underground or between two kitchen furniture.

Another large group are the bottle racks that they build using wooden planks whose configuration is determined depending on whether they are used as a background, shelf or coronation piece.

There are no known bottles that can be built by simply overlapping parts made in a mixture of mass concrete provided with adjustment means and fit between they.

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Purpose of the invention

Offer an alternative version of existing bottle racks mainly those of work, but without require union material and specialized personnel for installation, while the bottles can be placed in different positions to suit the user, as well as presenting the same as an exhibitor.

When the different parts are made in mold obtained, and that are part of the bottle rack as a whole, they are in materials such as mass concrete mixed with others suitable materials varying the appearance of finishes, which different types of finishes and shades are possible without varying the geometry of the integral parts of it.

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Description of the invention

The bottle rack object of the invention is formed by a set of pieces of different configuration, and function whose enumeration follows below:

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Top element.

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Bottom element.

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Shelf.

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Element for six bottles.

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Presenter.

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Intermediate element.

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The upper element has an arched body formed by a piece of configuration substantially in the form of "U" inverted, with arms of low height in relation to its width, with means of lace in its upper base, and clamping shelves on the inner surface of the arms.

The lower element has a shaped body of "U" formed by a piece of arms of low height in in relation to its width, with lace means at the top of said arms, and holding shelves on the inner surface of the arms

The shelf is a piece whose body is noticeably prismatic and whose upper base has a set of grooves to facilitate the immobilization of bottles that They rest on that surface. For its minor lateral bases, rest the shelf on the upper or lower element.

The 6-bottle element has a body in inverted "U" shape, with low vertical arms with respect to its width, a plane is provided in the central part of rest of the bottles, and in that plane they have planned a series of grooves to help immobilize the bottles, as well as a partition in whose upper base is planned a set of semicircles so that the bottle neck in them.

The presenter is a little known piece in the bottle racks of this type, and includes a front inclined plane, in whose front part of the presenter, a small low partition to prevent the fall of bottles. The anterior surface of the inclined plane includes a set of parallel grooves, to contribute to the immobilization of bottles resting on said inclined plane. Thanks to inclusion of this piece the recommended bottle rack can include a part that occupies this piece to display bottles in addition to store them

The intermediate element has a body in "H" shape, with two vertical walls or arms of the "H", which includes a horizontal to medium shelf height between said walls, and on the inner side surface of said walls means for mounting shelves. In the part top of the walls are provided means of lace of this piece with the others that can be part of the bottle rack.

The lace means that allow placing a element on top of the other, which includes the modular bottle rack they are formed by a configuration highlight prismatic The projection fits into a cavity provided in the part bottom of the other pieces being fixed and aligned both in horizontal position as vertical.

The lace means of the shelves in the other parts of the bottle rack, comprise a series of slits whose width is substantially equal to that of the shelf, whereby the shelves do not require any type of operation for placement, and they fit together facing them with these slits in horizontal position and pushing forward.

Other details and features will be added manifest in the course of the description that follows it is given in those referring to the drawings that are here accompany in those shown by way of illustration but not limiting a graphic representation of the installation.

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Description of the figures

Figure 1 is a front elevation view of the upper element (10), in which upper part there are arranged fitting means (10.6) and on the inner side surface of the arms (10.2) means (10.4-10.5) for the shelf assembly (12).

Figure 2 is a front elevational view of a lower element (11) in whose upper part, that of the walls vertical, there are some means of lace (11.6) with others parts of the bottle rack, and on the inside surface of said walls a means for lace (11.4-11.5) of shelves (12).

Figure 3 is a shelf (12) in whose part upper (12.3) means of consolidation are planned (12.3-12.4) of bottles not represented in the figures.

Figure 4 is an element (13) for the 6 bottles rest, resting the neck of said bottles on an anterior partition (13.1), provided at regular distances of noticeably circular grooves (13.4).

Figure 5 is a front elevational view of a presentation piece (14), equipped with an inclined plane (14.1) provided with means for securing bottles in the previous part of the same.

Figure 6 is a front elevational view of an intermediate element (15), formed by two vertical walls (15.1), and at the ends of said vertical walls, a plane or shelf (15.2) that joins the two walls at medium height.

Follow below a list of different parts of the invention that can be found in the plans and identify with the help of the corresponding numbers; (10) upper element, (10.1) upper part, (10.2) walls vertical, (10.3), (10.4) projections, (10.5) indentations, (10.6) protuberances, (10.7) cavities, (11) lower element, (11.1) base, (11.2) vertical walls, (11.3) upper plane, (11.4) Highlights, (11.5) grooves, (11.6) bumps, (12) shelf, (12.1) base, (12.2) recessed, (12.3) stripes, (12.4) grooved, (13) element of 6 bottles, (13.1) base, (13.2) vertical walls, (13.3) stripes, (13.4) grooves, (13.5) cavities, (13.6) protuberances, (14) presenter, (14.1) inclined plane, (14.2) vertical walls, (14.3) grooves, (14.4) partition, (14.5) protuberance, (14.6) cavities, (15) intermediate element, (15.1) vertical walls, (15.2) shelf, (15.3) cavities, (15.4) grooving, (15.5) protrude, (15.6) recessed, (15.7) bumps

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Description of an embodiment of the invention

In one of the preferred embodiments of the invention and as can be seen in the figures from No. 1 to 5, a bottle rack according to the invention comprises at least some of the following pieces; an upper element (10), a lower element (11), one or more shelves (12), an element of 6 bottles (13), a presenter (14), an intermediate element (15).

The upper element (10) as can be seen in figure 1 it presents a flat upper part (10.1), in whose extreme parts extend downwards according to walls vertical (10.2), at the top (10.1) and in the near its ends, there are some means of lace of pieces, comprising prismatic protuberances (10.6), which in addition to fit some pieces with others, or not, align the same both vertically and horizontally. On the surface inside the vertical walls (10.2) there are some means of support and lace of shelves (12), formed by projections (10.4) in combination with grooves (10.5) where the end parts of the shelves (12).

The bottom element (11) as shown in figure 2, it is formed by a "U" shaped body whose vertical walls (11.2) comprise in their upper part some piece fitting means, formed by a protuberance prismatic (11.6), and at the base (11.1) of (11) and in its plane upper (11.3), a set of grooves parallel to each other, whose function is to fix the horizontal resting bottles on said upper plane (11.3), on the inner surface of the vertical walls (11.2), a set of projections have been designed (11.4) and indentations (11.5) that allow the fitting of shelves (12).

The shelves (12) as can be seen in the Figure 3, have a substantially prismatic base body flat bottom (12.1), and whose upper base has a set of grooves (12.4) parallel to each other, whose function is to fix on top of said upper base the corresponding bottles.

The element of 6 bottles (13), as shown in figure 4, presents a "U" shaped body whose vertical walls (13.2) have a top set of projections (13.6), for the superposition and alignment of some pieces with respect to others placed above or below (13). The vertical walls (13.2) are joined at the bottom by a plane (13.1) in whose upper part there is a set of grooves (13.4) parallel between strips (13.3), whose function is to help immobilize the bottles placed on said flat (13.1). In the lower anterior part of the plane (13.1), it has been arranged a partition (13.3) of low height in which projected a set of circular grooves (13.4), so that the bottlenecks not shown in the figures may rest.

The presenter (14) comprises an inclined plane (14.1), in whose extreme parts walls have been arranged vertical (14.2), in whose upper part some lace and securing means with other pieces, such as a prismatic bulge (14.5). In the lower part of the plane inclined (14.1) a low partition (14.4) has been projected height, to support the bottles and not to fall, as well as in the plane surface (14.1) a set of grooves (14.3) parallel to each other, to immobilize them.

On top of vertical walls (14.2) there are prismatic bumps (14.5) that facilitate the presenter's fit (14) with other pieces of the bottle rack.

The intermediate element (15) has two walls vertical (15.1) and parallel to each other, joined by a plane horizontal or shelf (15.2), in whose upper part are grooves (15.4) parallel to each other, in order to fix the position of the bottles resting on the shelf (15.2). In the inside of the vertical walls (15.1) have been designed a set of recesses (15.6) and highlights (15.5), for the securing and fitting of shelves (12), and on top of the walls (15.1) prismatic projections (15.7), for the superposition of the different pieces that make up the bottle rack.

Suitably described the present invention in correspondence with the attached figures, it is easy to understand that any modifications of detail that may arise, as long as the essence of the invention that is summarized in the following claims.

Claims (5)

1. Modular bottle rack of those that are constructed by fitting pieces, forming one or more rows and / or columns characterized in that in a bottle rack according to the invention it comprises at least some of the following pieces, an upper element, a lower element, one or more shelves, an element of 6 bottles, a presenter, an intermediate element, each provided with a fitting means such as a protuberance of a substantially prismatic configuration, arranged in its upper part, which fit into the corresponding cavities a of them low-prismatic prismatic provided in its lower part, and means for fitting and securing said shelves in its inner part. 2. Modular bottle rack according to the 1st claim characterized in that the upper element has a flat upper part, in which end portions extend downwards according to vertical walls, in the upper part and in the vicinity of its ends, there are means of pieces fitting, which comprises a prismatic protuberance, which in addition to fitting some pieces with equal ones, or not, align them both vertically and horizontally, and on the inner surface of the vertical walls of said upper element, they have means of support and lace of shelves, formed by projections in combination with grooves where the end parts of the shelves are located. 3. Modular bottle rack according to the 1st claim characterized in that the lower element is formed by a "U" shaped body whose vertical walls comprise in its upper part a means of fitting pieces, formed by a prismatic protuberance, and in the base in its upper plane, a set of grooves parallel to each other whose function is to fix the bottles that rest horizontally on said upper plane, on the inside surface of the vertical walls a set of projections and grooves that allow the fitting of shelves have been designed . 4. Modular bottle rack according to the 1st claim, characterized in that the 6-bottle element has a "U" shaped body whose vertical walls have prismatic protrusions at the top for the superposition and alignment of some pieces with respect to others, placed above or below said element, the vertical walls are joined at their bottom by a plane whose upper part is a set of parallel grooves, whose function is to help the immobilization of the bottles placed on said plane, and in the lower anterior part has a low-height partition in which a set of circular grooves has been projected. 5. Modular bottle rack according to the 1st claim characterized in that the presenter comprises an inclined plane, in whose extreme parts vertical walls have been arranged, in whose upper part there are provided means of fitting and securing with other pieces, such as a protuberance prismatic, and in the lower part of the inclined plane a partition of low height has been projected to support the bottles and not to fall, as well as on the surface of the plane a set of grooves parallel to each other.