ES1285566U - CLOSET TO PLACE AND PICK UP ORDERS (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

A cabinet (1) to deposit and collect orders, comprising: - a basic structure (2) with wheels (8), which forms the bottom of the cabinet (1); - at least two sides (3), a roof (5) and a base (6), joined to said basic structure (2) by means of hinged joints or rigid joints; and - at least two doors (4) for access to the interior of the cabinet (1), hingedly connected to one side (3) of said cabinet (1); where the basic structure (2), the sides (3), the roof (5) and the base (6) form an internal storage cavity of the cabinet (1) accessible through the doors (4); characterized in that said cabinet (1) comprises: - a door lock (9) configured to limit and block the opening of the doors (4) of the cabinet (1); and - a fastening apparatus (7, 11, 20) configured to fix and anchor said cabinet (1) to an external element, preventing displacement of the cabinet (1) with respect to said external element; where the exterior element is selected from a rigid structure of a building or a door of a building; and where the rigid structure is in turn selected from a floor on which the cabinet (1) rests or a door frame; and where the fastening device (7, 11, 20) is selected from the group consisting of: - some fastening means (7, 11) which in turn comprise at least one latch (7.1, 7.2, 7.3) installed on the basic structure (2), assembled to a register (11.1, 11.2, 11.3), which has the shape bushing, embedded in the rigid structure; where the lock (7.1, 7.2, 7.3) is configured to be assembled and disassembled from the register (11.1, 11.2, 11.3) anchoring and unanchoring the cabinet (1) with respect to the external element; and - a fastening device (20), configured to anchor the cabinet (1) to the door of the building. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Technical sector

The present invention belongs to the sector of the distribution and collection of purchases, with home delivery. It is a cabinet, with the capacity to collect the purchase of food, the supermarket or any other item from any source; when we are absent from our home, or from the place that we have indicated the delivery.

The present invention refers to a cabinet with a variable capacity, which can be very small up to 300 liters or more and which is located on the outside of the entrance door to the home; it is fixed to the floor or to the door by means of a device, which prevents the cabinet from being stolen; it can be equipped with a refrigerator, to store perishable foods, it is equipped with wheels to facilitate moving the purchase to the desired place, which can be the kitchen, the refrigerator, etc. It is front opening, preferably with two doors; manual and electronic lock, to open it from the mobile phone, with the corresponding application; it is foldable, which reduces its volume by 75% and makes it easy to store it in a very small space, behind a door, if you do not want to have it unfolded; it can also be non-foldable and would perform the same function.

Background of the invention

Home delivery of purchases is experiencing a moment of great expansion, mainly due to electronic commerce; It is very convenient to buy online or other means and receive the purchase at home. The problem that arises is that we have to be at the delivery address when the delivery man goes. To solve this problem, different solutions have been developed: fixed mailboxes for single-family homes, community mailboxes installed in neighborhood communities, mailboxes in shopping centers, at gas stations and other appropriate places. Locks with code opening have also been developed, which are provided to the delivery man, who opens the door of the house and leaves the order inside the house, in the place indicated.

Due to what has been said, it is necessary to have a wardrobe, container, chest, mailbox, (the way of calling it is indifferent) with greater capacity, refrigerator and facility to move it around the house; that allows us to receive the purchase of food that we usually make in the supermarket or any other product that we have bought.

Explanation of the invention

The cabinet collects orders, (cabinet, chest, drawer, container, etc.) object of the invention: it has a variable capacity that can be very small up to 300 liters or more and that is located on the outside of the door of entrance to the home, from another door of the house, or from work; it is preferably fastened to the floor, by means of bolts, with their corresponding lock, which are installed in the cabinet and which are registered on the floor in their corresponding housing; Another way to fasten the cabinet by means of a bolt is by using the door frame or the facade of the house, to record the point of support and the location of the bolt; Another form of fastening is to the door itself by means of a fastening device that is installed on the door. Any of the fastening systems prevents the cabinet from being stolen or displaced from its site.

The main advantages of this invention are summarized as follows:

. Greater capacity, than the usual mailboxes, allows us to equip it with a refrigerator to preserve perishable foods; and it also allows us to receive the purchase of food from the supermarket, which requires a larger volume than most purchases made online; Once the purchase is received, the wardrobe is removed and stored inside the house.

. Being foldable, it takes up very little space and allows us to store it behind a door, or any other place that is convenient for us.

. It is equipped with four wheels, it can be three or more than four, and it makes it very comfortable to move the purchase to the place in the house that we want to place it, which is usually the kitchen, the fridge, the pantry, etc.

. It is placed, punctually, to receive the purchase, on the outside of the entrance door to the home, or another door that is not the main one; and is attached to the floor, to the door frame, or to the door, by means of the corresponding mechanism, which does not allow the cabinet to move, nor can it be stolen, unless violent means are used.

. It is equipped with a manual and electronic opening lock, so that the delivery person opens it using a code that we have previously provided.

The cabinet object of the present invention comprises the following main parts: the bottom or rear part; which constitutes a basic structure with wheels, on which the rest of the parts of the wardrobe are held: the floor of the wardrobe, which is attached to the basic structure by hinges; the sides of the cabinet that have one or more wheels on each side, the sides are attached by hinges to the basic structure; the cabinet doors that are attached, by means of hinges, to the sides of the cabinet; the roof of the cabinet that is attached, by means of hinges, to the basic structure; a manual and electronic lock that is housed, preferably, in the ceiling of the cabinet; one or two latches, (with its corresponding locking lock) that hold the cupboard to the ground, inserting the latch into a register that is embedded in the floor of the house where the cupboard is left so that the delivery person deposits the order. This register of the bolt is a socket that is embedded in the ground, where the end of the bolt is inserted, which has a protrusion and the socket has a box where the protuberance and the cylinder of the bolt are housed, which holds the cabinet, and through a small twist locks the bolt. In the option of fastening the cabinet to the door frame, two housings are installed in the door frame; one for the support point and one to house the bolt; and the cabinet is equipped with a latch and a fulcrum. In the option of fastening the wardrobe to the entrance door to the house and not to the floor, nor to the door frame; a cabinet clamping device is installed on the door.

The back of the wardrobe constitutes the basic structure, on which the rest of the elements that make up the wardrobe are fastened and folded; This rear part, also called the back of the cabinet, is preferably rectangular in shape, and has a small perimeter fence. The sides and the roof are attached to this frame, the floor is attached, preferably, directly to the bottom of the cabinet; in the lower part of the frame there are two or more wheels, which together with the wheels on the sides form the support points of the cabinet on the ground; also on this frame, on the vertical sides, the latches are attached, with their lock, which holds the cabinet to the ground. In the case of fastening the cabinet to the door frame, the latch and the support point are installed at the rear of said bottom of the cabinet. In the event that the cabinet is fastened to the entrance door of the home, an adjustable register is placed on the outside of this bottom, in height and horizontally, where the device that has been installed on the door of the home is hooked to hold cabinet; In lieu of this record, it is also you can make an opening, adjustable in height and horizontally, directly at the bottom of the cabinet.

The two sides of the cabinet are attached, by means of hinges, to the basic structure that forms the back of the cabinet; These sides each have one or more wheels at the end opposite the bottom of the wardrobe, so that these wheels fold and unfold, together with the sides, and form part of the support points for the floor of the wardrobe.

The doors are each attached to their corresponding side, by means of hinges, which allow them to fold against the side and then against the bottom of the cabinet, together with the sides; the doors have their closing mechanism.

The floor of the cabinet is attached to the bottom of this basic structure, by means of hinges that allow it to fold against the bottom of the cabinet; the floor in the part opposite the hinges, when unfolded, rests on the wheels that are on the sides, so that the weight of that part of the cabinet floor rests directly on the wheels that are attached to the sides.

The cabinet roof is attached to the upper part of the basic structure, by means of hinges that allow it to fold, like the rest of the mobile elements, against the basic structure; The ceiling preferably houses the manual and electronic lock, as well as the batteries and everything necessary to control the opening and closing of the cupboard (this lock is what will allow the delivery person to open the cupboard to leave the purchase and close it).

The latches that hold the cabinet to the floor, together with the lock that blocks them, are placed at the bottom of the cabinet, which acts as the basic structure, preferably in the two corners on the outside of it. These bolts at the end that is inserted into the register, have a protrusion that when the bolt is inserted into the register, the protuberance fits and by means of a small turn the bolt is locked. The bolts can also have a thread in place of the protuberance, when threading it into the register the bolt is also locked.

The registers of the bolts, which are embedded in the floor where the cabinet is going to be left, have a recess inside where the protrusion of the bolt is housed, which when turned locks the bolt. They can also have a thread to screw the bolt to leave it locked.

The latch and the support point that holds the cabinet to the door frame are placed at the back of the base or basic structure and two housings are installed in the door frame, one for the support point and the other for the bolt.

The device that holds the cabinet to the home door consists of: a wall grommet with internal and external thread; with its corresponding tightening nut. This grommet is placed, preferably, replacing the door handle knob, taking advantage of its hole, so that it goes through the door, and the tightening nut is placed on the inside of the door. This grommet remains fixed on the door and the rest of the cabinet fastening device is mounted on it.

A cupboard fastener, which is flat with an oval shape and acts as a handle for the door when the cupboard is not there. This fastener can have very different shapes to fulfill the same purpose, which is to hold the cabinet and act as a door handle.

A stud with male external thread, which at one end is mounted on the cabinet fastener, fixing it by welding, gluing or mechanically; and it is screwed at the other end, in the grommet, from the outside of the door, in such a way that it crosses it towards the interior of the house. At the inside end of the house the cabinet clip positioner is mounted.

A locator pin recorder. This register has the shape of a flat washer, with two holes in which the positioner bolt is housed; on one of the faces it has two small punches that when pressed against the door, these punches stick into the wood of the door and make it not move from the first position, it is placed on the inside of the door, between the door and the grommet nut.

A positioner, whose function is to hold and release the cabinet, this positioner is a flat disc with a hole in the center of the disc, this hole is threaded, an extension is added to this hole, also threaded and which is welded or It sticks to the disc, forming a single piece with the disc. This extension has two threaded holes that, by means of two pins, allow us to fix the position of the locator, blocking the stud thread; on the front part of the disc there are two threaded holes to hold the positioner control housing. The fastener locating pin is installed on top of the disc.

A casing in the shape of a doorknob, which serves to hide the positioner mechanism and also to act as a command to hold and release the cabinet.

The materials to manufacture the different components of the present invention will preferably be metallic, plastic, wood or the combination of all of them, which will be the most indicated.

In a preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of the present invention, can be foldable so that all its parts are collected against the basic structure, also called the bottom of the cabinet. In this embodiment, the cabinet will be attached to the floor, in order to leave it immobilized in front of the door, preferably by means of two latches, with their locking lock, installed outside the cabinet, in the basic structure; each bolt at the end that is close to the ground has a protuberance, that end of the bolt is inserted into its register, (which is embedded in the ground) until the protuberance lodges in the register and by means of a small turn the bolt is locked. bolt.

In another preferred embodiment, the fastening bolts, at the end that is inserted into their register, may not have a protuberance and be threaded, assembled with the register, screwing into the register.

In another preferred embodiment, the fastening bolts, which can be assembled with their registration by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, are installed inside the cabinet; in this preferred embodiment, the block lock of the bolts can be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the fastening bolts, which can be assembled with their registration by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, can be placed on the floor of the cabinet, in this preferred embodiment, the locking lock of the locking bolts can also be dispensed with. subjection.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be foldable, like the previous embodiment, but the fastening system can be by means of one or more latches and one or more support points against the door frame in which the cabinet is placed to receive orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be foldable, like the previous embodiment, but the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the cabinet is going to be left, and an adjustable housing is placed in the basic structure of the cabinet, where the hook of the device that is installed on the door of the home where the cabinet is left picks up orders is inserted

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be foldable, like the previous embodiment, but the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the cabinet is going to be left, and a perforation is made in the basic structure of the wardrobe that allows us to introduce the hook of the fastening device inside the wardrobe, which is placed on the door where the wardrobe is left.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. In this embodiment, the cabinet will be attached to the floor, in order to leave it immobilized in front of the door, preferably by means of two latches, with their locking lock, installed outside the cabinet, in the basic structure; each bolt at the end that is close to the ground has a protuberance, that end of the bolt is inserted into its register, (which is embedded in the ground) until the protuberance lodges in the register and by means of a small turn the bolt is locked. bolt.

In another preferred embodiment, the fastening bolts, at the end that is inserted into their register, may not have a protuberance and be threaded, assembled with the register, screwing into the register.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. The fastening latches, which can be assembled with their registration by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, are installed inside the cabinet. In this preferred embodiment, the block lock of the latches can be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. The fastening bolts, which can be assembled with their register by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, can be placed on the floor of the cabinet, in this preferred embodiment, the fastening bolt blocking lock can also be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. But the fastening system can be by means of one or more bolts and one or more support points against the door frame in which the cabinet is placed to receive the orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. But the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the wardrobe is going to be left, and an adjustable housing is placed in the basic structure of the wardrobe, where the hook of the device that is installed in the door is inserted. door of the address where the cupboard is left picks up orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. But the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the cabinet is going to be left, and a hole is made in the basic structure of the cabinet that allows us to insert the fastening device into the cabinet. which is placed on the door where the closet is left.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be removable; Starting from the base, or wardrobe floor, the different parts are assembled on the base, or wardrobe floor: bottom, sides, doors and ceiling. In this embodiment, the cabinet will be attached to the floor, in order to leave it immobilized in front of the door, preferably by means of two latches, with their locking lock, installed outside the cabinet, in the basic structure; each bolt at the end that is close to the ground has a protuberance, that end of the bolt is inserted into its register, (which is embedded in the ground) until the protuberance lodges in the register and by means of a small turn the bolt is locked. bolt.

In another preferred embodiment, the fastening bolts, at the end that is inserted into their register, may not have a protuberance and be threaded, assembled with the register, screwing into the register.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be removable; Starting from the base, or wardrobe floor, the different parts are assembled on the base, or wardrobe floor: bottom, sides, doors and ceiling. The fastening latches, which can be assembled with their registration by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, are installed inside the cabinet. In this preferred embodiment, the block lock of the latches can be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be removable; Starting from the base, or wardrobe floor, the different parts are assembled on the base, or wardrobe floor: bottom, sides, doors and ceiling. The fastening bolts, which can be assembled with their register by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, can be placed on the floor of the cabinet, in this preferred embodiment, the fastening bolt blocking lock can also be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be removable; Starting from the base, or wardrobe floor, the different parts are assembled on the base, or wardrobe floor: bottom, sides, doors and ceiling. But the fastening system can be by means of one or more bolts and one or more support points against the door frame in which the cabinet is placed to receive the orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be removable; Starting from the base, or wardrobe floor, the different parts are assembled on the base, or wardrobe floor: bottom, sides, doors and ceiling. But the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the wardrobe is going to be left, and an adjustable housing is placed in the basic structure of the wardrobe, where the hook of the device that is installed in the door is inserted. door of the address where the cupboard is left picks up orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be removable; Starting from the base, or wardrobe floor, the different parts are assembled on the base, or wardrobe floor: bottom, sides, doors and ceiling. But the system fastening can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the cabinet is going to be left, and a hole is made in the basic structure of the cabinet that allows us to insert the fastening device into the cabinet, which is placed in the door where the wardrobe is left.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be modular. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the cabinet grow according to the user's needs. In this embodiment, the cabinet will be attached to the floor, in order to leave it immobilized in front of the door, preferably by means of two latches, with their locking lock, installed outside the cabinet, in the basic structure; each bolt at the end that is close to the ground has a protuberance, that end of the bolt is inserted into its register, (which is embedded in the ground) until the protuberance lodges in the register and by means of a small turn the bolt is locked. bolt.

In another preferred embodiment, the fastening bolts, at the end that is inserted into their register, may not have a protuberance and be threaded, assembled with the register, screwing into the register.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be modular. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the cabinet grow according to the user's needs. The fastening latches, which can be assembled with their registration by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, are installed inside the cabinet. In this preferred embodiment, the block lock of the latches can be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be modular. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the cabinet grow according to the user's needs. The fastening bolts, which can be assembled with their register by means of a protrusion, or with a thread, can be placed on the floor of the cabinet, in this preferred embodiment, the fastening bolt blocking lock can also be dispensed with.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be modular. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the cabinet grow according to the user's needs. But the fastening system can be by means of one or more bolts and one or more support points against the door frame in which the cabinet is placed to receive the orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be modular. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the cabinet grow according to the user's needs. But the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the wardrobe is going to be left, and an adjustable housing is placed in the basic structure of the wardrobe, where the hook of the device that is installed in the door is inserted. door of the address where the cupboard is left picks up orders.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet, object of this invention, can be modular. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the cabinet grow according to the user's needs. But the fastening system can be by means of a device, which is placed on the door where the wardrobe is going to be left, and a hole is made in the basic structure of the wardrobe that It allows to introduce inside the cabinet, the hook of the fastening device that is placed on the door where the cabinet is left.

The basic stages of a procedure for using the purchase receiving cabinet would be these:

_The Order Picking Cabinet, object of the present invention, comprises: 1. a cabinet in which the home delivery person deposits the product or products that we have purchased; 2. a device that holds the cabinet to the floor, preferably to the door frame, or to the entrance door to the home, on the outside of said door; or to any other door that we have decided to place it. Always outside the house, or the enclosure; so that the delivery person does not need to enter the interior of the house to leave the order.

Basic stages:

. Unfold the wardrobe, if we have it stored and folded, in the event that it is a folding wardrobe; if the cabinet is removable, it would be to mount it; in the case of the wardrobe by folding modules, it would have to be assembled; and in the event that it is the non-removable model, simply take it from the place where it is stored.

. Place it in front of the door on the outside of the door that we have indicated, so that they leave us the purchase; and fasten it to the floor, to the door frame, or to the door, depending on the modality that we have chosen, by means of the fastening device-lock that corresponds in each case.

. Enter in the phone application, the secret code that we have provided to the delivery man, so that he can open the locker.

. The delivery man opens the cupboard and leaves us the purchase, when he finishes he closes the cupboard.

. When we have returned home and they have left us the purchase, we release the cupboard from the clamping device and take it with us to store the purchase.

Brief description of the drawings

To complete the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics, according to a preferred example of the practical realization of the same, a set of figures is attached as an integral part of said description, where, by way of illustration and not limitation, the following has been represented:

Figure 1 shows a schematic view with a possible embodiment of the order picker cabinet: folded and a view from the back, with the system for fastening it to the floor by means of latches, with protrusion and register with fit to house the protrusion of the latch, the ground-embedded registers, in accordance with the present invention.

Figure 2 shows a schematic view with a possible embodiment of the order picking cabinet unfolded, assembled and ready to be used by the user, according to the present invention.

Figure 3 shows a detailed view of a possible embodiment of the folding order-picking cabinet, in which the main parts that make up the order-picking cabinet according to the present invention can be seen.

Figure 4 shows a detailed view of a possible embodiment of the folding order picking cabinet, in which the complete cabinet can be seen, from the front (drawing B) and from the back (drawing A) in which the bolts housed in the register can be seen.

Figure 5 shows a detailed view of a possible embodiment of the collapsible order-picking cabinet, in which the fastening means can be seen, by means of bolts and registers.

Preferred embodiment of the invention

In view of the figures and according to the numbering adopted, it can be seen in them a preferred embodiment of the invention, which comprises the parts and elements indicated below.

Thus, and as can be seen in Figures 1 to 5, a possible preferred embodiment of the folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), which is preferably placed in front of the door of the home, is attached to the floor by means of two bolts, (7.1) each bolt is inserted into its register (11.1) and blocked by the lock (10). The access doors to the interior of the cabinet are blocked with the electronic lock (9) that the delivery person opens by means of a code, and deposits the order. All this basically includes the following elements:

. A basic structure with 2 wheels, also called the bottom of the wardrobe (2) on which the rest of the elements that make up the wardrobe are folded.

. Two sides (3) that are attached, by means of hinges, to the basic structure (2) and at the opposite end to that of the hinges there is a wheel (8) on each side.

. A floor (6) that is fastened, by means of hinges, to the basic structure (2) and when it is unfolded rests on the wheels (8) that are located on the sides (3) of the cabinet. . Two doors (4) that are attached to the sides (3) by means of hinges.

. A roof (5) that is hinged to the basic structure (2), where the electronic and mechanical lock (9) that blocks the doors (4) is preferably installed.

. A lock (9) that is installed, preferably, on the ceiling of the cabinet and allows locking and unlocking the doors (4) of access to the interior of the cabinet (1.1) with a key or by means of a code that is provided to the delivery man, to open the cabinet (1.1) and place the order.

. Some means of fastening the cabinet to the floor where it is left to receive the order, consisting of: two locks (7.1) that are installed in the basic structure (2) outside the cabinet, the locks (7.1) are They are inserted into a register (11.1) that is embedded in the floor, as shown in figure 4. The cabinet (B) seen from the front and the cabinet (A) seen from the back, where the bolts are clearly visible. (7.1) inserted in registers (11.1) that are embedded in the ground.

. A register (11.1) that has the shape of a cap, which is embedded in the ground, this register has a socket that allows housing the protrusion that the bolt (7.1) has at the end that is inserted into the register, (11.1) FIG. 5, b.

. A lock (10) that is installed in the upper part of the basic structure (2) and that has the function of blocking the latches (7.1) when they have been turned and engaged in the register (11.1).

. These fastening means by bolt (7) and register (11) can be assembled by protruding the bolt (7.1) and fitting the protrusion in the register (11.1) and can also be assembled by threading the bolt (7.2) with male thread and female thread on register (11.2) as shown in FIG. 5 in position A.

In another preferred embodiment, the order-picking cabinet object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: they are the locks (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet, attached to the bottom of the cabinet and recorded in their corresponding registers ( 11.1) that are embedded in the ground as in the previous embodiment. In this embodiment, the lock (10) may not be necessary to block the latches (7.1), as shown in figure 6. Drawing (B) shows the cabinet (1.1) seen from the front, with the doors open and the locks (7.1) at the back of the cabinet (1.1); and in drawing A, the cabinet (1.1) is shown seen from the back where the locks (7.1) inserted in the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor can be seen.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: are the locks (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet (1.1) on the floor (6) of the cabinet (1.1). ) as shown in FIG. 7. In this figure you can see the locks (7.1) holding the cabinet (1.1) from the floor (6) and the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor where the locks (7.1) are inserted.

In another preferred embodiment, the folding order picking cabinet (1.1) object of the present invention, the fastening means of the cabinet, as shown in FIG. 8: are the locks (7) that are installed on the outside of the cabinet (1.1), preferably in the upper part. In this embodiment, all that is needed is a smooth bolt (7) without a protuberance or thread and a bolt (13), which serves as a support point. The registers (11) also smooth, are embedded in the frame of the door of the home where the cupboard (1.1) is placed so that the delivery man deposits the order. In this embodiment, the bolt (13) is first inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded in the frame of the home door and then the bolt (7) is inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded, also on the other side of the door frame; and the latch (7) is blocked by means of a padlock-type lock (14).

In another preferred embodiment, the folding order-picking cabinet (1.1) object of the present invention, the means of securing the cabinet, as shown in FIG. 9, are by means of a device (20) that is formed by the following components: a wall grommet (21), a bolt register (22), a tightening nut (23), a cabinet hook that acts as a doorknob when the cabinet is not there (24), a hook positioner (25), a positioning bolt (26), a spring that keeps the bolt in its register (27), a casing that covers the mechanism and controls the positioner (28). The device (20) is installed on the door of the home where the cabinet (1.1) is left. The cabinet (1.1) as shown in FIG. 10, on the back has a housing (30), adjustable horizontally and vertically, where the hook (24) is inserted, vertically and when moving it to horizontal , by turning the casing (28), the cabinet (1.1) is attached to the door of the home, as shown in B.

In another preferred embodiment, the folding order-picking cabinet (1.1) object of the present invention, the means of securing the cabinet, as shown in FIG. 9, are by means of the device (20) that is installed in the door of the home and the hook (24) is inserted into the opening (32), FIG. 11, which has the cabinet (1.1) at the rear of it, by rotating the hook (24) by turning the casing ( 28) the cabinet (1.1) is attached to the door, as shown in FIG. 11 in B.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be in one piece with its corresponding doors, like a common cabinet. As it is not folding and is in one piece with its corresponding doors like a common wardrobe; is now called: non-folding order-picking cabinet (1.2), as we can see in FIG. 12. In this figure we can see the wardrobe (1.2) in B from the front and in A we see it from the back. A possible preferred embodiment of the non-folding order-picking cabinet (1.2), which is preferably placed in front of the home door, is attached to the floor by means of two bolts (7.1), which are installed in the body of the cabinet, for the outside of this, preferably at the rear; each bolt is inserted into its register (11.1) which are embedded in the ground, and are blocked by the lock (10). The access doors to the interior of the cabinet are blocked with the electronic lock (9) that the delivery person opens by means of a code, and deposits the order. All this basically includes the following elements:

. A cabinet body (1.2), with four wheels (8).

. Two access doors (4).

. A lock (9), electronic and mechanical, that blocks the access doors to the interior of the cabinet.

. Two locking bolts (7.1) that are placed on the outside of the cabinet, preferably at the rear.

. Two registers (11.1) that are embedded in the floor and have the function of housing the bolts (7.1).

. A lock (10) that blocks the latches (7.1) once they have been inserted in their corresponding register and turned to the blocking position.

In another preferred embodiment, the non-folding order-picking cabinet (1.2), object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: they are the latches (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet, attached to the bottom of the cabinet and registering them in their corresponding registers (11.1) that are embedded in the ground as in the previous embodiment. In this embodiment, the lock (10) may not be necessary to block the latches (7.1), as shown in figure 6. In drawing B, the cabinet (1.2) is shown seen from the front, with the doors open and the locks (7.1) at the bottom of the cabinet (1.2); and in drawing A, the cabinet (1.2) is shown seen from the back where the locks (7.1) inserted in the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor can be seen.

In another preferred embodiment, the non-folding order picking cabinet (1.2), object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: they are the bolts (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet (1.2) on the floor of the cabinet. cabinet (1.2) as shown in figure 7. In this figure you can see the locks (7.1) holding the cabinet (1.2) from the floor and the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor where the locks (7.1) are inserted. ).

In another preferred embodiment, the non-folding order-picking cabinet (1.2), object of the present invention, the fastening means of the cabinet, as shown in FIG. 8: are the locks (7) that are installed on the outside of the cabinet (1.2), preferably in the upper part. In this embodiment, all that is needed is a smooth bolt (7) without a protuberance or thread and a bolt (13), which serves as a support point. The registers (11) also smooth, are embedded in the frame of the door of the home where the cabinet (1.2) is placed so that the delivery man deposits the order. In this embodiment, the bolt (13) is first inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded in the frame of the home door and then the bolt (7) is inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded, also on the other side of the door frame; and the latch (7) is blocked by means of a padlock-type lock (14).

In another preferred embodiment, the non-folding order-picking cabinet (1.2), object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means are, by means of the device (20), described above, which is installed on the door of the home where it is stored. leave the closet (1.2). The cabinet (1.2) as shown in FIG. 10, on the back, has a housing (30), adjustable horizontally and vertically, where the hook (24) is inserted, vertically and when passing it to horizontally, by turning the casing (28), the cabinet (1.2) is attached to the door of the home, as shown in drawing B.

In another preferred embodiment, the non-folding order-picking cabinet (1.2), object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means are, by means of the device (20), described above, which is installed on the door of the home where it is stored. leave the closet (1.2). The cabinet (1.2) as shown in FIG. 11, on the back, has an opening (32), where the hook (24) is inserted, vertically and when it becomes horizontal, by turning the casing (28), the cabinet (1.2) is attached to the door of the home, as shown in drawing B.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be removable, so that the main parts are assembled individually. As it is removable, it is renamed: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). As we can see, FIG. 13 shows us the main elements that make up the removable order-picking cabinet (1.3).

. A ceiling (5) where the electronic and mechanical lock (9) is preferably installed, which blocks the access doors (4) to the interior of the cabinet (1.3).

. A basic structure (2), also called the bottom of the cabinet, on which the external locks (7.1) and the lock (10) that locks the external locks (7.1) are mounted.

. Two sides (3).

. Two doors (4) for access to the interior of the cabinet (1.3).

. A floor (6) with wheels (8). The basic structure (2) is mounted on the floor (6), the sides (3) and the doors (4) are mounted on the sides (3), the roof (5) rests on the basic structure (2) and the sides (3).

. Two bolts (7.1) that hold the order picking cabinet (1.3) to the floor.

. Two registers (11.1) that house and block by means of a small turn, the bolts (7.1).

. A lock (9) that blocks the access doors to the interior of the order-picking cabinet (1.3).

. A lock (10) that blocks the external latches (7.1).

A possible preferred embodiment of the removable order-picking cabinet (1.3), which is preferably placed in front of the home door, is attached to the floor by means of two bolts (7.1), which are installed on the basic structure (2) on the outside of it, preferably at the rear; each bolt is inserted into its register (11.1) which are embedded in the ground, and are blocked by the lock (10). The access doors to the interior of the cabinet are blocked with the electronic lock (9) that the delivery person opens by means of a code, and deposits the order. In FIG. 12 we can see the order-picking cabinet (1.3), in B we see it from the front and in A we see it from the back with the locks (7.1) inserted in the registers (11.1), with the registers embedded in the ground.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be removable, so that the main parts are assembled individually. As it is removable, it is renamed: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). Object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: they are the locks (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet, attached to its bottom and registering them in their corresponding registers (11.1) that are embedded in the floor as in the previous embodiment. In this embodiment, the lock (10) may not be necessary to lock the latches (7.1), as shown in FIG. 6, drawing (B) shows the cabinet (1.3) seen from the front, with the doors open and the locks (7.1) at the bottom of the cabinet (1.3); and in drawing A, the cabinet (1.3) is shown seen from the back where the locks (7.1) inserted in the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor can be seen.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be removable, so that the main parts are assembled individually. Being removable, it is renamed: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3), object of the present invention, the means of securing the cabinet are the bolts (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet (1.3) on the floor of the cabinet. cabinet (1.3) as shown in FIG.7. In this figure you can see the locks (7.1) holding the cabinet (1.3) from the floor of the cabinet and the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor where the locks (7.1) are inserted.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be removable, so that the main parts are assembled individually. As it is removable, it is renamed: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). As we can see, FIG. 13 shows us the main elements that make up the removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). The cabinet fastening means: as shown in FIG. 8: are the locks (7) that are installed on the outside of the cabinet (1.3), preferably in the upper part. In this embodiment, all that is needed is a smooth bolt (7) without a protuberance or thread and a bolt (13), which serves as a support point. The registers (11) also smooth, are embedded in the frame of the door of the home where the cabinet (1.3) is placed so that the delivery man deposits the order. In this embodiment, the bolt (13) is first inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded in the frame of the home door and then the bolt (7) is inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded, also on the other side of the door frame; and the latch (7) is blocked by a lock, padlock type In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be removable, so that the main parts are assembled individually. As it is removable, it is renamed: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). As we can see, FIG. 13 shows us the main elements that make up the removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). The means of securing the cabinet are, by means of the device (20), described above, which is installed on the door of the home where the cabinet (1.3) is left. The cabinet (1.3) as shown in FIG. 10, on the back, has a housing (30), adjustable horizontally and vertically, where the hook (24) is inserted, vertically and when passing it to horizontally, by turning the casing (28), the cabinet (1.3) is attached to the door of the home, as can be seen in drawing B.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be collapsible and may be removable, so that the main parts are assembled individually. As it is removable, it is renamed: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). As we can see, FIG. 13 shows us the main elements that make up the removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). The means of securing the wardrobe are, by means of the device (20), described above, which is installed on the door of the home where the wardrobe (1.3) is left, and the hook (24) is inserted into the opening (32) that it has the cabinet (1.3) at its rear, when turning the hook (24) by turning the casing (28) the cabinet (1.3) is attached to the door. FIG. eleven.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be foldable and may be modular; Starting from a common base or floor and a common ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. This modular order-picking cabinet will be renamed: modular order-picking cabinet (1.4), as we can see in FIG. 14. In this figure we can see the cabinet (1.4) in A from the front, where three modules can be seen: base, intermediate and ceiling; in C we see it from the back, with the bolts (7.1), as a means of fastening, and the registers (11.1) fastening the modular order-picking cabinet (1.4) to the floor. In B the cabinet with two modules is shown: basic and ceiling.

In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be foldable and may be modular; Starting from a common base or floor and a common ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. This modular order-picking cabinet will be renamed: modular order-picking cabinet (1.4), object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: they are the locks (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet, attached to the bottom of this and registering them in their corresponding registers (11.1) that are embedded in the ground as in the previous embodiment. In this embodiment, the lock (10) may not be necessary to block the latches (7.1), as shown in figure 6. Drawing (B) shows the cabinet (1.4) seen from the front, with the doors open and the locks (7.1) at the back of the cabinet (1.4); and in drawing A, the cabinet (1.4) is shown seen from the back where the locks (7.1) inserted in the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor can be seen.

3 In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be foldable and may be modular; Starting from a common base or floor and a common ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. This modular order-picking cabinet will be renamed: modular order-picking cabinet (1.4), object of the present invention, the cabinet fastening means: they are the locks (7.1) that are installed inside the cabinet (1.4) in the cabinet floor (1.4) as shown in figure 7. In this figure you can see the locks (7.1) holding the cabinet (1.4) from the floor and the registers (11.1) embedded in the floor where the locks (7.1) are inserted.

4 In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be foldable and may be modular; Starting from a common base or floor and a common ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. This modular order-picking cabinet will be renamed: modular order-picking cabinet (1.4), The means of securing the cabinet: as shown in FIG. 8: are the locks (7) that are installed on the outside of the cabinet (1.3), preferably in the upper part. In this embodiment, all that is needed is a smooth bolt (7) without a protuberance or thread and a bolt (13), which serves as a support point. The registers (11) also smooth, are embedded in the frame of the door of the home where the cabinet (1.4) is placed so that the delivery man deposits the order. In this embodiment, the bolt (13) is first inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded in the frame of the home door and then the bolt (7) is inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded, also on the other side of the door frame; and the latch (7) is blocked by means of a padlock-type lock (14).

5 In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be foldable and may be modular; Starting from a common base or floor and a common ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. This modular order-picking cabinet will be renamed: modular order-picking cabinet (1.4). The means of securing the cabinet are, by means of the device (20), described above, which is installed on the door of the home where the cabinet is left. (1.4). The cabinet (1.4) as shown in FIG. 10, on the back, has a housing (30), adjustable horizontally and vertically, where the hook (24) is inserted, vertically and when passing it to horizontally, by turning the casing (28), the cabinet (1.4) is attached to the door of the home. FIG. 10.

6 In another preferred embodiment, the order picking cabinet (1.1) object of this invention may not be foldable and may be modular; Starting from a common base or floor and a common ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules, which will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. This modular order-picking cabinet will be renamed: modular order-picking cabinet (1.4). The means of securing the cabinet are, by means of the device (20), described above, which is installed on the door of the home where the cabinet is left. (1.4), and the hook (24) is inserted into the opening (32) that the cabinet (1.4) has in its rear part, by turning the hook (24) by turning the casing (28) the cabinet (1.4) is attached to the door. FIG. eleven.

Claims (14)

1. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1) that is placed, preferably in front of the door of the home, is attached to the floor by means of two bolts (7.1), each bolt is inserted in its register (11.1), the bolts are blocked by means of the lock (10). The doors (4) of access to the interior of the cupboard (1.1), are blocked by means of the electronic lock (9), which the delivery man opens by means of a code that has been provided to him; and deposit the order. Characterized because it includes: . A basic structure with wheels, also called the bottom of the wardrobe (2) on which the rest of the elements that make up the wardrobe are folded. . Two sides (3) that are attached, by means of hinges, to the basic structure (2) and at the opposite end to that of the hinges there is a wheel (8) on each side. . A floor (6) that is fastened, by means of hinges, to the basic structure (2) and when it is unfolded rests on the wheels (8) that are located on the sides (3) of the cabinet. . Two doors (4) that are attached to the sides (3) by means of hinges. . A roof (5) that is hinged to the basic structure (2), where the electronic and mechanical lock (9) that blocks the doors (4) is preferably installed. . A lock (9) that is installed, preferably, on the ceiling of the cabinet and allows locking and unlocking the doors (4) of access to the interior of the cabinet (1.1) with a key or by means of a code that is provided to the delivery man, to open the cabinet (1.1) and place the order. . Some means of fastening the cabinet to the floor where it is left to receive the order, consisting of: two locks (7.1) that are installed in the basic structure (2) outside the cabinet, the locks (7.1) are they introduce each one in their register (11.1) that is embedded in the ground; and that has the shape of a cap, which is embedded in the ground, this register has a socket that allows housing the protuberance that the bolt (7.1) has at the end that is inserted into the register. . A lock (10) that is installed in the upper part of the basic structure (2) and that has the function of blocking the latches (7.1) when they have been turned and engaged in the register (11.1). 2. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening means by means of a bolt (7) and register (11) can be assembled by protruding the bolt (7.1) and engaging the protrusion in the register ( 11.1) and can also be assembled by means of a thread on the bolt (7.2) with a male thread and a female thread on the register (11.2). 3. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening means by means of bolts (7.1) or (7.2) can be installed inside the cabinet, attached to the bottom of the cabinet and recorded in their corresponding registers (11.1) or (11.2). 4. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening means by means of bolts (7.1) or (7.2) can be installed inside the cabinet, attached to the floor (6) of the folding order-picking cabinet (1.1) and registering them in their corresponding registers (11.1) or (11.2). 5. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening means are the bolts (7) that are installed outside the cabinet (1.1), preferably in the upper part. In this embodiment, all that is needed is a smooth bolt (7) without a protuberance or thread and a bolt (13), which serves as a support point. The registers (11) also smooth, are embedded in the frame of the door of the home where the cupboard (1.1) is placed so that the delivery man deposits the order. In this embodiment, the bolt (13) is first inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded in the frame of the home door and then the bolt (7) is inserted in the register (11) that has been embedded, also on the other side of the door frame; and the latch (7) is blocked by means of a padlock-type lock (14). 6. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening means of the cabinet (1.1) are by means of a device (20) consisting of: a wall grommet (21), a bolt register (22), a tightening nut (23), a cabinet latch that acts as a doorknob when the cabinet is not there (24), a latch positioner (25), a positioning bolt (26), a spring that keeps the canard in its register (27), a casing that covers the mechanism and controls the positioner (28). The device (20) is installed on the door of the home where the cabinet (1.1) is left. The cabinet (1.1), on the back, has a housing (30), adjustable horizontally and vertically, where the hook (24) is inserted, vertically and when it becomes horizontal, by turning the casing (28 ), the wardrobe (1.1) is attached to the door of the residence. 7. Folding order-picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 6, characterized in that the fastening means of the cabinet (1.1) are by means of the device (20), which is installed on the door of the home and the hook (24). ) is inserted into the opening (32), which has the cabinet (1.1) at its rear; by turning the hook (24) by turning the casing (28) the cabinet (1.1) is attached to the door of the home. 8. Folding order picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the cabinet (1.1) is not foldable; It has a rigid body like a common cabinet, with its corresponding doors (4) and is renamed: rigid order-picking cabinet (1.2). Characterized in that it is fastened to the floor by means of the bolts (7.1) that are installed on the cabinet body, on the outside of it and the bolts are inserted into the registers (11.1) that are embedded in the floor and are blocked by the lock (10). The doors (4) are blocked by the lock (9). 9. Order-picking cabinet (1.1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cabinet (1.1) is not foldable; it has a rigid body like a common cabinet, with its corresponding doors (4) and is called: order-picking cabinet (1.2); characterized in that the fastening means can be any of those used in the cabinet (1.1) according to claims: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. 10. Order picking cabinet (1.1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cabinet (1.1) is not foldable. It is removable, where all the basic components are assembled on the floor (6) with wheels. This cabinet is now called: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). Characterized in that it is fastened to the floor by means of the bolts (7.1) that are installed on the cabinet body, on the outside of it and the bolts 5 are inserted into the registers (11.1) that are embedded in the floor and are blocked by means of the lock (10). The doors (4) are blocked by the lock (9). 11. Order picking cabinet (1.1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cabinet (1.1) is not foldable. It is removable, where all the basic components are assembled on the ground (6) with wheels. This cabinet is now called: removable order-picking cabinet (1.3). Characterized in that the fastening means can be any of those used in the cabinet (1.1) according to claims: 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. 12. Order picking cabinet (1.1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cabinet (1.1) is not foldable. It is modular, it is made up of modules. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules that will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. Characterized in that it is fastened to the floor by means of the bolts (7.1) that are installed on the cabinet body, on the outside of it and the bolts are inserted into the registers (11.1) that are embedded in the floor and are blocked by the lock (10). The doors (4) are blocked by the lock (9). 13. Order picking cabinet (1.1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cabinet (1.1) is not foldable. It is modular, it is made up of modules. Starting from a common base or floor and ceiling, it can be expanded with intermediate modules that will make the wardrobe grow according to the user's needs. Characterized in that the fastening means can be any of those used in the cabinet (1.1) according to claims: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. 14. Folding order picking cabinet (1.1), according to claim 1, characterized in that the materials for manufacturing the components of the present invention will preferably be metal, plastic, wood, or a combination of all these materials.