RU79386U1 - TRAY FOR DIVISION OF DIFFERENT DEPTH SHELVES IN TRANSVERSE AND LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to auxiliary devices for shelving and can be used as a tray forming transverse and longitudinal partitions on shelves of various depths.

The technical result of this utility model is the ability to adjust the depth of the shelf tray depending on the needs and the ability to divide the shelf into both transverse and longitudinal sections. It also provides the ability to easily and quickly move the transverse partitions along the shelf.

The claimed technical result is achieved due to the fact that the tray, made in the form of a staple-like base, containing a partition, which is located approximately in the middle of the base and is fixed on each of its front and back sides and whose function is the transverse separation of the displayed goods by type or name of the assortment, also containing at least one fastener on the back side, characterized in that the partition is also fixed to the base and contains at least one vertical slot, the cat function Roy is an insertion slot through it and another neighboring tray longitudinal partitions.

Description

Application area

The utility model relates to auxiliary devices for shelving and can be used as a tray forming transverse and longitudinal partitions on shelves of various depths.

State of the art

One of the problems that arise when demonstrating and selling piece and small goods on a shelf is the need to place them in sections. The patent for utility model RU 54493 is known from the prior art. A display rack made in the form of removable sections mounted on top of each other, interconnected by clamps, characterized in that the removable sections are made in the form of drawers with an open front wall, a limit bar installed in the lower part of the front side of the box, and internal partitions, and the latches are made in the form of protrusions located in the upper part of the rear and side walls of the boxes, and corresponding to the protrusions of the grooves made in the lower part of the walls boxes. The option is considered that the internal partitions are made integrally with a drawer or removable.

The disadvantage of this solution is that the partitions are bundled with the box. And if you need to use partitions on shelves of different depths, there is a need to make individual-sized drawers with partitions. This solution allows you to divide the shelves only into transverse sections. Also, it is not possible to easily and quickly move the transverse partitions along the shelf. It is necessary to remove each partition in the box and rearrange it to another place, if such a possibility in the box is generally provided in the form of additional sockets.

The closest analogue is the patent for utility model RU 71525. The separator shelf consists of at least two holders mounted on a panel,

moreover, each of the holders consists of a bracket-shaped base, made with the possibility of holding the displayed product, preventing it from falling forward and down, and also contains a partition that is located approximately in the middle of the base and is fixed on at least one of its sides, and whose function is separation of the displayed goods by type or name of assortment, also the holder contains at least one fastener.

The disadvantage of this solution is that although this separator shelf allows you to individually build sections on the shelves, it cannot be used to form racks of various depths, since for this there is a need to make separators that are individual in size of depth. This solution allows you to divide the shelves only into transverse sections. Also, it is not possible to easily and quickly move the transverse partitions along the shelf. It is necessary to remove each element of the shelf and rearrange it in another place.

The technical result of this utility model is the ability to adjust the depth of the shelf tray depending on the needs and the ability to divide the shelf into both transverse and longitudinal sections. It also provides the ability to easily and quickly move the transverse partitions along the shelf.

Brief Description of the Drawings

Figure 1 shows the constructive device of the tray view from different angles: in the front view ¾ front and rear, where 1 is the bracket-shaped base of the holder, 2 is the front face of the bracket-shaped base, 3 is the partition, 4 is the slot in the partition, 5 is the recess in the bracket base, 6 - recess in the partition, 7 - fasteners, 8 - the back side of the staple base.

Figure 2 shows the principle of dividing the tray into parts, where 9 is the separated part of the bracket-shaped base with part of the partition, 10 is the gap in the protrusion, 11 is the protrusion for inserting the partition, 12 is the additional side protrusion above the base plane.

Figure 3 shows the subsequent connection of the remaining part of the base and the rear side of the base.

Figure 4 shows the principle of forming segments in the shelf due to the tray, where 13 -

longitudinal partition, 14 - the base of the shelf, 15 - the rear wall of the shelf.

Utility Model Implementation

The claimed technical result is achieved due to the fact that (see Fig. 1 - Fig. 4) a tray made in the form of a bracket-shaped base (1) containing a partition (3), which is located approximately in the middle of the base and is fixed on each of its front ( 2) and the back (8) sides and whose function is the transverse separation of the displayed goods according to the type or name of the assortment, also containing at least one fastener (7) on the back side (8), characterized in that the partition (3) is also fixed on the base (1) and contains at least one ve tikalnoy slots (4), whose function is to insert it through the slot and another adjacent longitudinal walls of the tray (13).

The side (8) of the base (1) containing the fasteners (7) may be removable. In the location of the slot (4) on the base (1), a recess (6) can be made. The tray can be made with the possibility of breaking part of it along the line of the slot-recess. The recess (5) in the staple base (1) is made on both sides of the partition (3). The fixture (7) is made ∩-shaped with the ability to hook the tray to the rear wall (15) of the shelf (14). The front side (2) of the bracket-shaped base may contain an additional protrusion (12), extending below the plane of the base (1). The ability to adjust the depth of the shelf tray depending on the needs is realized due to the possibility of shortening the tray to a part of the section, the boundary of which is the slot (4) and the recesses (5 and 6) in the base of the tray and in the partition. The recess (5) and the recess (6) serve as auxiliary elements to facilitate the possibility of breaking the part of the tray exactly along the boundary line and are not required. The shortening of part of the tray can also be done when the side of the bracket-shaped base (8) containing the fasteners (7) is removable. Then, before separating part of the bracket-like base (1), a removable part of the side (8) is separated from it (see Figure 2). And then break part of the tray to the required length and then attach side (8) to the base (1) again (see Figure 3).

The ability to make the side (8) removable is achieved, for example (see Figure 2), due to the fact that it has a protrusion (11) for inserting the partition, which contains a slot (10) to the entire depth of the insert of the partition (3). Then when you insert the sides (8) with the base,

it is well fixed to the partition (3) and since the entire tray is placed on the shelf (14), they will not be separated.

The tray may not necessarily have a removable side (8). It can be made and rigidly connected to the base (1) and the partition (3) of the tray. In this case, after shortening the tray, it remains L-shaped and is placed on the shelf without fixing it to the wall (13), simply lying on the shelf itself (14).

However, if there is a removable side (8), the tray can be held onto the rear wall (15) of the shelf due to the fasteners (7), if it is in the shelf (14). This increases the stability of the tray on the shelf. Preferably and most conveniently, fasteners are ∩-shaped. Then it allows you to easily cling the tray to the rear wall (15) of the shelf (14), and it is also easy to move it along it. However, other forms of fasteners are also permissible, the variety of which can be embodied by sufficiently broad means known from modern technology in the field of fasteners and hooks. They still do not affect the achievement of the claimed technical result and therefore are not considered. So that the tray does not stagger along the shelf (14), if its length is slightly less than the depth of the shelf, the front side (2) may contain an additional protrusion (12), extending below the plane of the base (1) (see Figure 2). This protrusion holds the tray due to installation in a special groove made in the front of the shelf (14).

Figure 4 shows an example of dividing the shelf into transverse and longitudinal segments by installing a longitudinal partition (13) in trays installed and secured to the shelf. This makes it possible to divide the shelf into both transverse and longitudinal sections.

The trays are placed parallel to each other and when inserting a longitudinal partition (13) into the location of the slots (4) in them, longitudinal sections of the tray will be formed in an amount equal to the number of partitions. The transverse sections of the tray are formed by partitions (3) of each of the trays. The location of the transverse partitions can be easily adjusted by moving the tray along the longitudinal partitions (13) inserted into the slots (4) in one direction or another along the entire length of the shelf.

This provides the ability to easily and quickly move the transverse partitions along the shelf.

Claims (7)

1. A tray made in the form of a bracket-shaped base, containing a partition, which is located approximately in the middle of the base and fixed on each of its front and back sides and whose function is the transverse separation of the displayed goods by type or name of the assortment, also containing at least one fastener on the back side, characterized in that the partition is also fixed to the base and contains at least one vertical slot, the function of which is to insert through it and a slot of another adjacent weaving longitudinal septum. 2. The tray according to claim 1, characterized in that the side of the bracket-shaped base containing the fasteners is removable. 3. The tray according to claim 1, characterized in that a recess is made at the location of the slot on the base. 4. The tray according to claim 3, characterized in that the recess in the base is made on both sides of the partition. 5. The tray according to claim 3, characterized in that it is configured to break part of it along the slot-recess line. 6. The tray according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastener is made ∩-shaped with the ability to hook the tray to the rear wall of the shelf. 7. The tray according to claim 1, or 2, or 3, or 4, or 5, or 6, characterized in that the front side of the staple base contains an additional protrusion extending below the plane of the base.