SU22220A1 - Wardrobe for storing clothes having a triangle shape - Google Patents

Description

The proposed cabinet is intended for alternately storing the top dress and workwear in it. The design of the cabinet envisages the necessity of arranging the walls of the cabinet in such a way that those and other clothes stored in the cabinet do not come into contact with the same surfaces of the walls enclosing it. To achieve this, a block-type cabinet is constructed with compartments having a triangle shape in plan, which are located on either side of the cabinet. The purpose of the invention is to occupy a significantly smaller area indoors, equivalently to satisfying the sanitary and hygienic purpose of storing clothes, to save material, thanks to the zigzag shape of the partitioning device, and to provide an opportunity to disinfect clothes in a closed compartment.

In the schematic drawing of FIG. 1 shows an external view of a cabinet with three compartments; FIG. 2 shows it in terms of the VG; 3 is a cross-section along the line AB of FIG. 2

Each cabinet compartment consists of three racks 1, between which fixed partitions 2 are fixed and at the top and bottom of the compartment there are enclosing surfaces 3 and 4. Cabinet. set to 5 (FIG. 1). Inside the hinge 6 (Fig. 3) hung rotatable relative to the apex of the triangle, opposite

the door, a screen consisting of two flaps 7 and 8, connected together by hinges 9 (Fig. 1). The inner flap 7 serves to overlap the side surfaces of the cell 2 and 2, in order to insulate the clothing when it comes into contact with the vertical walls. The outer flap 8 is a cell door. In the inner flap 7 there is a hole 10 for the passage when closing the hanger 11, which is fixed on the fixed wall 2 Sfig; 2 and 3). The outer flap 8 has air vents 12, license plates 13 on both sides of the door and rings for security locks 14. The rings 14 are also screwed into the racks.

The way to use the cabinet is as follows. In the first position (Fig. 2), the interior of the cabinet compartment is enclosed with surfaces A, B, B, vi, for storage, suppose working clothes, with surfaces D, D covering each other, and the surface of door E facing outwards. After opening the door and removing the working clothes from the clothes hanger, the inner flap 7 is moved to the opposite fixed wall, and the door 8 is thrown in the opposite direction (see drawing for "transitional position"). In the second position (Fig. 2), the interior of the cabinet cells is enclosed with surfaces G, D, E and serves for storing clothes, the surfaces A, B covering each other, and the surface of door B facing outwards.

The number of compartments in the closet is unlimited and depends on the clothing and the room intended for the installation of the closet.

The subject matter of the invention.

The wardrobe for storing clothes, which has a triangular shape in plan, is different. 2

This is due to the fact that, in order to isolate the dirty and clean clothes from contact with the same surfaces of the enclosing walls {walls, a swivel relative to the triangle's vertex opposite the door is used, a screen of two hingedly connected flaps 7 and 8, of which 8 serves as a door.

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