RU22408U1 - RACK - Google Patents

Description

The utility model relates to the field of designing furniture for exhibition or retail premises, shops. It can be used in the manufacture of shelving and other similar structures designed for display and display of goods.

Known demo rack (1), containing attached to the base of the rack with connecting crossbars and shelves mounted on vertical racks using brackets. Crossbars are made in the form of panels. The adjacent racks can be compositionally combined at an angle to each other with triangular shelves.

The rack is a traditional furniture product and does not allow the organization of large spaces with the use of such building elements as walls, columns or other natural and artificial supports.

Known collapsible display rack (2) with a vertical rack of rectangular cross section and a number of holes along the length of the rack, a vertical wall with brackets, as well as brackets for a horizontal shelf.

The design does not allow the manufacture of elegant furniture.

The closest selected as a prototype rack (3) with a frame of vertical racks connected by cross members. To manufacture the frame rack, a special skate profile has been developed in the form of a metal strip curved by the letter P. A panel with hinged elements for placing goods is fixed on the frame. The panels are mounted on racks with bushings, as well as dummy screws and attachments. The bushings are strictly positioned in the racks of the frame. In some places, hinged screws are mounted in place of plugs made in the form of gratings for placing goods or brackets. Brackets are made direct or inclined.

IPC: A 47 B 47/02

The need to perform interchangeable attachment points for panels and attachments simplifies the designer's ability to design a space.

The basis of the task being solved by a useful model is the creation of a rack design that would become attractive to the buyer and convenient to operate for service personnel, would expand the range of manufactured furniture and the interior designer's capabilities.

The problem is solved in such a way that the rack is formed by vertical racks with coronelines and mounted elements mounted on them. Each rack is made of a strip along which pins are fixed in the holes with a constant pitch. Brackets and attachments are mounted on pins using forks. The stand is made of a strip of structural material. Depending on the size and purpose, the rack is made of steel, aluminum, or wood or plastic. It may have a decorative coating. The pins along the rack are reinforced in one or two rows.

Racks are combined into a frame by cross members. Such a crossbar can serve as a special bar, or panel, or wall of the room. For placement away from the walls, the rack can be made of pairwise connected strips. In this case, it is possible to manufacture a double-sided rack with access to it from both sides.

The installation of mounted elements made in the form of gratings for the placement of goods or brackets is provided. Brackets are made direct or inclined. Shelves are additionally equipped with stops. For the manufacture of the rack, opaque, transparent or openwork materials are used.

The rack allows the use of illuminators or lamps, friezes, hinged and attached elements: tables or containers. An island version of the rack is provided. To do this, the racks connect back to back and use island supports.

The shelf can be mounted horizontally or at an angle. Its limiters are placed at different angles in the form of fences and partitions. Special advertising opportunities equipped with shelving

the hall is attached to the execution of panels, shelves, limiters (partitions) mirror or transparent. An important feature is the possibility of using a trellised shelf.

A comparative analysis shows the difference between the claimed rack and the prototype: the presence of new elements, the relationships between them and some materials used. Thus, the claimed rack meets the criterion of novelty.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated by drawings, which depict:

FIG. 1. Shelving, general view. FIG. 2. A fragment of a rack with pins. FIG. 3. Bracket with forks.

The rack is formed using a frame made of vertical staple-shaped racks 1 with brackets and other mounted elements mounted on them. Racks 1 are made of strip 2, along which pins 3 are fixed in holes with constant pitch. Strip 2 can have a decorative coating. The pins 3 along the rack 1 are strengthened in one or two rows.

Racks 1 are connected into the frame by cross members 4. Such a cross member 4 can serve as a special bar, or panel, or wall of the room. For placement away from the stand, the rack 1 can be made of pairwise connected strips 2. In this case, it is possible to produce a double-sided rack with access to it from both sides.

In some places on the racks 1 mounted elements made in the form of lattices 5 or baskets for placing goods or brackets 6 for installing shelves or hanging packaged goods. Cronileins are made direct or inclined. Shelves are additionally equipped with stops. For the manufacture of various elements of the rack used opaque, transparent or openwork materials.

The rack allows the use of illuminators or lamps, friezes, hinged and attached elements: tables or containers. There is a variant of island execution of a shellage. To do this, staple-shaped racks connect the bracket to the bracket and use island supports.

Shelves can be mounted horizontally or tilted. Its limiters are placed at different angles in the form of sediments and partitions. Special advertising opportunities are provided by the hall equipped with shelves by the performance of illuminated panels, shelves, attendants (partitions) mirror or transparent. An important feature is the possibility of using a lattice panel, shelf.

Hinged elements functionally serve to place goods, but can be structurally made in different ways. So, the hinged elements are made in the form of gratings 5 for placing small-sized goods in their own packaging or brackets 6 for other goods. The brackets (and the bracket-hanger) are designed directly for placing goods (like clothes) using hangers, hooks or holes available in the product or in its packaging. It is possible to use pipes or rods of various sections. Brackets are made direct or inclined.

All shelves of the rack can be solid and lattice. Panels and other details of the rack, depending on the purpose, either themselves serve as elements, or carry elements of advertising and information equipment. For this, shelves, brackets, stops can be transparent, mirrored, with other surface properties.

The use of racks of the claimed design allows you to significantly expand the range and parametric range of manufactured commercial furniture. New racks can be installed in a line (straight or broken) both at the wall and at a distance from the walls of the room. For the layout of the racks arranged in the interior in accordance with the designer's intention, the connecting elements are used, which serve as the previously listed details - panels, shelves, brackets. From such racks, it is possible and convenient to form islands of free planning in the halls of a large area, to design fun spaces. This improves the working conditions of staff and the quality of customer service.

Shops, cafes, restaurants with a large turnover and significant retail and warehouse space may be interested in acquiring stylish exclusive shelving. Enterprises with a small flow of customers and

turnover (bars, buffets, kiosks, pharmacies, etc.) can be reached with less expensive equipment. The claimed model constructively allows you to meet these needs.

The proposed constructive series is designed for the manufacture of original shelving in the conditions of mass industrial production. The manufacture of racks using modern materials will allow quickly and with high quality to satisfy the requests of a large number of consumers.

Sources of information

1. RF patent for utility model No. 4895, IPC A 47 B 47/02. Publ. v September 16, 1997 in the Bulletin of the Russian Federation Useful models. Industrial Designs No. 9.

2. RF patent for utility model No. 11976, IPC A 47 B 47/02, A 47 F 1/00. Publ. 12.16.99 in the bulletin of the Russian Federation Useful models. Industrial Designs No. 12

3. RF patent for utility model No. 17119, IPC A 47 B 47/02. Publ. 03/20/2001 in the bulletin of the Russian Federation Useful models. Prom1Sh1ennye samples No. 8 prototype

Director LLC B

Baranov M.M.

Claims (10)

1. A rack containing vertical racks with brackets and attachments, characterized in that the rack is made of a strip along which pins are fixed in the holes with a constant pitch, and the brackets and attachments are equipped with forks for installation on the pins.  2. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the rack is made of a strip of structural material and is provided with a decorative coating.  3. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the pins along the rack are mounted in a single row.  4. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the pins along the rack are fortified in two rows.  5. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the racks are combined into a frame by cross members.  6. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the rack is made of pairwise connected strips.  7. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the hinged elements are made in the form of shelves, baskets or hung.  8. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf is equipped with limiters.  9. The rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf and stops are lattice, mirror or transparent. 10. The rack according to claim 1 or 3, characterized in that the brackets are made inclined.