LT6120B - Lifted container - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to racks with lifting and lowering devices and can be used in garages, parking, and other closed spaces. Lifted container with a rack to which is attached lifting wire pierced through a pulley attached to the ceiling, and the safety mechanism and the lifting wires (3) and pulleys (4) is at least three. Mentioned lifting wires (3) from the pulley (4) by the pulley system (5) attached to the wall, enter to one-ring (6), the ring (6) is connected to the main cable (7), which by directional pulley (8) attached to the floor or wall, connected to a winch (9) having a safety mechanism.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to shelves characterized by structural features, namely, lifting and lowering means. Such shelves are intended for use in garages, enclosed parking spaces and other storage spaces, without occupying the usual space, but utilizing unused garage and parking space above the vehicle.

Known ceiling mounted modular garage with a rack lift system that allows the tank to be lowered and raised. This retractable container is described in patent application ΜΧ20090 1,066 (A1).

The disadvantage of this system is that it is massive, complex and expensive. It is not possible to change the shelf dimensions using a standard lift mechanism. Such a system is intended for large premises, such as logistics warehouses, but not for private garages, when it is necessary to use unused empty garage and parking space above the car.

The closest analogue to the proposed technical solution is described in patent application CA2682611. The enclosure described is located in an unused garage space above the garage door.

The container consists of a frame with one side swiveling to a bracket fixed to the wall. The container is raised to a horizontal position and lowered to an upright position by turning it 90 degrees using two ropes turned over a ceiling pulley, one of which is connected to a safety mechanism.

The disadvantage of this enclosure is that it is mounted on the garage door and can only be used when the garage door is fully closed. The shelf does not lower completely on the floor, making it uncomfortable to put and remove items. When the shelf is raised to the ceiling, it is in a horizontal position and when it is lowered - in an upright position, so items must be attached to the shelf itself. Do not add friable or liquid materials. Two people are needed to stack or remove items, one to hold the shelf and the other to remove or stack the items.

The object of the present invention is to store items in garages, enclosed parking lots and other spaces by utilizing unused empty space above the vehicle. The proposed lifting container is simple, inexpensive, simple to operate.

The object is achieved by having a lifting container having a shelf with lifting ropes threaded through at least three fixed pulleys on the ceiling, said lifting ropes from the pulleys through a system of pulleys attached to the wall into one ring, this ring connected to the main rope, which is connected to the winch and the safety mechanism by a guide pulley fixed to the floor or wall. In addition, there is a carabiner attached to the shelf in place of the lifting ropes, which is hooked to a ceiling mounted eyelet. The shelf is made of aluminum or steel profile.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The present invention is further explained in the accompanying drawings and in the description of a specific device.

The drawing shows a general view of the device. The lifting cage works this way.

The lifting container consists of a quadrangular shelf 1 to which are mounted fuses with carabiners 2 and lifting ropes 3. The said ropes 3 are pierced through the ceiling pulleys 4 and through the four-pulleys system 5 fixed to the wall. All the ropes 3 are guided from the system 5 into a ring 6, where the ropes 3 are connected to a main rope 7 which is connected via a guide pulley 8 to a winch 9 having a safety mechanism.

The lifting cage works this way. 1 item is placed on the lowered shelf. The shelf 1 is raised to the desired position by the winch 9 by turning the rope 7 on the winch 9 pulley. When the shelf 1 is raised to the ceiling, the safety mechanism of the winch 9 locks the position of the winch 9, and the fuse snaps 2 are attached to the eyelets mounted on the ceiling with the pulleys 4. Thus, the shelf 1 has two working but separate storage systems: hangs on pulleys 3, the second is attached by carabiners 2 to four separate eyelets. When the shelf 1 is lowered, the carabiners 2 are unhooked from the eyelets, the safety mechanism releases the winch pulley 9 and the shelf I is lowered.

The winch 9 may be mechanical or electric. The winch 9 ratchet mechanism consists of a metal sprocket mounted on the side of the winch pulley which serves as a transmission of rotation from the handle to the pulley and as a safety mechanism.

Shelf 1 can be of other shapes and sizes. Depending on the shape and dimensions of the shelf 1, the number of lifting ropes 3 and their location are selected.

The lifting ropes 3 are made of steel and are 3 mm thick. Shelf I frame is made of aluminum or steel profile. The height of the sides depends on the height of the existing room. The higher the ceiling, the higher the sides of the shelf can be.

The winch 9 may be mechanical or electric. The winch 9 ratchet mechanism consists of a metal sprocket mounted on the side of the winch pulley which serves as a transmission of rotation from the handle to the pulley and as a safety mechanism.

Claims (3)

1. A lifting container having a shelf with a hoisting rope slung over a ceiling pulley and a safety mechanism characterized in that the hoisting ropes (3) and the pulleys (4) are at least three, said hoisting ropes ( 3) from one of the pulleys (4) through a pulleys system (5) mounted on the wall to a single ring (6), this ring (6) is connected to a main rope (7) which is connected to the floor via a guide pulley (8). or walls connected to a winch (9) having a safety mechanism. Lifting container according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally has a carabiner (2) attached to the shelf at the point of attaching each lifting rope (3) to the shelf. A lifting container according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf (1) is made of aluminum or steel profile.