CA1212134A - Shopping cart having lower pivoted support rack - Google Patents
Shopping cart having lower pivoted support rackInfo
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- CA1212134A CA1212134A CA000479656A CA479656A CA1212134A CA 1212134 A CA1212134 A CA 1212134A CA 000479656 A CA000479656 A CA 000479656A CA 479656 A CA479656 A CA 479656A CA 1212134 A CA1212134 A CA 1212134A
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B3/00—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor
- B62B3/14—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
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Abstract
SHOPPING CART HAVING LOWER
PIVOTED SUPPORT RACK
Abstract of the Disclosure A shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together and defining a basket support frame supported on castors thereby to support a container basket. A
handlebar is secured to the frame for displacing the cart on a floor surface. The container basket has a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls and an open top end. A lower pivoted support rack is secured across a lower support frame. The pivoted rack has a pivoted front end and a rear end. The rear end por-tion of the rack is supported elevated from the lower sup-port frame to prevent contact therewith when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of the cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
PIVOTED SUPPORT RACK
Abstract of the Disclosure A shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together and defining a basket support frame supported on castors thereby to support a container basket. A
handlebar is secured to the frame for displacing the cart on a floor surface. The container basket has a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls and an open top end. A lower pivoted support rack is secured across a lower support frame. The pivoted rack has a pivoted front end and a rear end. The rear end por-tion of the rack is supported elevated from the lower sup-port frame to prevent contact therewith when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of the cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
Description
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This application is a division of Canadian Patent Application Serial No. 470,930 filed December 21, l9g4.
BACKGROUND OF INVE~TIO~:
(a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved shopping cart having a lower pivoted support rack secured across a lower support frame to which the castors are secured.
(b) Description of Prior Art Most nesting-type shopping carts known which comprise a shopping basset supported above ground by a frame displaceable on castors have a basket constructed of wire meshing. These carts are utilized in convenience stores whereby to transport the goods purchased by a person walking through the convenience store pushing the cart.
Most of these carts are provided with a support rack ox-tending across the lower frame to which the castors are secured and this rack is usually welded at the front end and freely supported at the rear end whereby when the nest-in carts are nested, this rack will be forced to accommo-date the lower support frame of the nested vehicle. How-ever, such support racks usually generate noise as when the cart is displaced on a rough surface, they vibrate and cause noise due to vibration contact between two metals.
SUGARY OF I~VE~TIO~:
It is a feature of the present invention to pro-vise a shopping cart having a novel lower pivoted support rack which substantially overcomes the above-mentioned disadvantages of the prior art.
According to the above feature, from a broad aspect, the present invention provides a nesting shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together. The cart has a : I-- 1 -- ......
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basket support frame supported on castors. A container basket is secured to the support frame. Handle means is provided for displacing the cart. The container basket has a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls and an open top end. A lower pivoted support rack is secured across a lower support frame. The pivoted rack has a pivoted front end and a rear end. Means is provided to support the rack rear end elevated from the lower support frame to prevent contact therewith when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of the cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
It is therefore a feature of the present invention to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the basket there-of has at least the opposed side walls and/or the front wall thereof constructed as a solid wall having information disk played on an outer surface thereof.
It is a feature of the present invention to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the basket is provided with - lo -13~
at least a side wall thereof and/or the front wall, as a solid flat wall having information displayed on an outer surface thereof and wherein the side walls and/or front wall, and/or display image are removably securable.
Another feature of the present invention is to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the basket thereof is provided with a side wall and a front wall having contoured structural members and solid slat walls having information displayed on the outer surface thereof.
Another feature of the present invention is to provide a nesting shopping cart of the above described type and wherein there is provided a lower pivoted rack secured across the lower support frame with the rack having a pivoted front end and means to support the rack rear end elevated from the lower support frame to prevent contact therewith during displacement of the Hart wren there is no load on the pivoted rock whereby to eliminate noise normally generated by contact between the pivoted rack and the lower support frame with non-ele~Jated racks.
Another feature of the present invention is to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the pivoted rack is provided with one or more footrest members in a rear edge thereof.
According to the above features, from a broad aspect, the present invention provides a nesting shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together. The cart has a basket support frame supported on castors. A container basket is secured to the support frame. Handle means is provided for displacing the cart. The container basket has a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls, and an open top end. A lower pivoted - support rack is secured across a lower support frame. The
This application is a division of Canadian Patent Application Serial No. 470,930 filed December 21, l9g4.
BACKGROUND OF INVE~TIO~:
(a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved shopping cart having a lower pivoted support rack secured across a lower support frame to which the castors are secured.
(b) Description of Prior Art Most nesting-type shopping carts known which comprise a shopping basset supported above ground by a frame displaceable on castors have a basket constructed of wire meshing. These carts are utilized in convenience stores whereby to transport the goods purchased by a person walking through the convenience store pushing the cart.
Most of these carts are provided with a support rack ox-tending across the lower frame to which the castors are secured and this rack is usually welded at the front end and freely supported at the rear end whereby when the nest-in carts are nested, this rack will be forced to accommo-date the lower support frame of the nested vehicle. How-ever, such support racks usually generate noise as when the cart is displaced on a rough surface, they vibrate and cause noise due to vibration contact between two metals.
SUGARY OF I~VE~TIO~:
It is a feature of the present invention to pro-vise a shopping cart having a novel lower pivoted support rack which substantially overcomes the above-mentioned disadvantages of the prior art.
According to the above feature, from a broad aspect, the present invention provides a nesting shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together. The cart has a : I-- 1 -- ......
`- ZlZ~3~
basket support frame supported on castors. A container basket is secured to the support frame. Handle means is provided for displacing the cart. The container basket has a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls and an open top end. A lower pivoted support rack is secured across a lower support frame. The pivoted rack has a pivoted front end and a rear end. Means is provided to support the rack rear end elevated from the lower support frame to prevent contact therewith when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of the cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
It is therefore a feature of the present invention to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the basket there-of has at least the opposed side walls and/or the front wall thereof constructed as a solid wall having information disk played on an outer surface thereof.
It is a feature of the present invention to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the basket is provided with - lo -13~
at least a side wall thereof and/or the front wall, as a solid flat wall having information displayed on an outer surface thereof and wherein the side walls and/or front wall, and/or display image are removably securable.
Another feature of the present invention is to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the basket thereof is provided with a side wall and a front wall having contoured structural members and solid slat walls having information displayed on the outer surface thereof.
Another feature of the present invention is to provide a nesting shopping cart of the above described type and wherein there is provided a lower pivoted rack secured across the lower support frame with the rack having a pivoted front end and means to support the rack rear end elevated from the lower support frame to prevent contact therewith during displacement of the Hart wren there is no load on the pivoted rock whereby to eliminate noise normally generated by contact between the pivoted rack and the lower support frame with non-ele~Jated racks.
Another feature of the present invention is to provide a nesting shopping cart wherein the pivoted rack is provided with one or more footrest members in a rear edge thereof.
According to the above features, from a broad aspect, the present invention provides a nesting shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together. The cart has a basket support frame supported on castors. A container basket is secured to the support frame. Handle means is provided for displacing the cart. The container basket has a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls, and an open top end. A lower pivoted - support rack is secured across a lower support frame. The
- 2 -slyly pivoted rack has a pivoted front end and a rear end with the rear end having one or more footrest members in a rear edge thereof. Means is provided to support the rack rear end elevated from the lower support frame to prevent contact there-with when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of the cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS:
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A preferred embodiment of the present invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings in which FIGURE l is a side view of the shopping cart of the present invention illustrating the solid flat side wall, FIGURE 2 is a front view of Figure l, FIGURE 3 is an exploded fragmented view showing one example of Sacramento of the solid walls to the basket frame, FIGURE 4 illustrates another Sacramento means for attaching the solid wall to the basket frame, FIGURE 5 is a fragmented side view showing the construction of the lower pivoted rack secured across the lower support frame FIGURE 6 is a top view of the pivoted rack, FIGURE 7 is an enlarged fragmented view of the rear wall of the pivoted rack showing its relationship to the support frame, and FIGURE 8 is a fragmented side view showing the footrest formed integrally with the pivoted rack rear wall.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
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Referring to the drawings and more particularly to Figures l to 4, there is shown generally at 10 the nesting shopping cart of the present invention. The
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS:
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A preferred embodiment of the present invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings in which FIGURE l is a side view of the shopping cart of the present invention illustrating the solid flat side wall, FIGURE 2 is a front view of Figure l, FIGURE 3 is an exploded fragmented view showing one example of Sacramento of the solid walls to the basket frame, FIGURE 4 illustrates another Sacramento means for attaching the solid wall to the basket frame, FIGURE 5 is a fragmented side view showing the construction of the lower pivoted rack secured across the lower support frame FIGURE 6 is a top view of the pivoted rack, FIGURE 7 is an enlarged fragmented view of the rear wall of the pivoted rack showing its relationship to the support frame, and FIGURE 8 is a fragmented side view showing the footrest formed integrally with the pivoted rack rear wall.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
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Referring to the drawings and more particularly to Figures l to 4, there is shown generally at 10 the nesting shopping cart of the present invention. The
3 -3~2~2~34 shopping cart comprises a support frame comprising basket support legs 11 and a lower support frame 12 mounted on castors 31. A container basket 13 is secured to the basket support legs 11 and extends supported above the lower support frame 12: A lower pivoted support rack 14 is secured to the lower support frame 12.
The container basket is defined by a bottom wall 15, a rear hinged gate wall I a front wall 17, opposed side walls 18, and an open top end 19. At least the opposed side walls 18 are provided as solid flat walls formed of suitable material such as sheet plastic, aluminum sheeting Arboreta (trademark), or the like sheeting. As shown in Figure 2, the front wall 17 is also constructed as a solid flat wall. A display information 20 is printed, painted, or otherwise secured to the walls or panels 17 and 18 and may be protected by an outer coating of a clear lacquer material (not shown) whereby to prevent wear of the outer surface of the panels.
In order to add rigidity to the basket, there is provided a structural wall support frame about the periphery of the side walls and the front wall. As herein shown, the structural support frame may be constituted by a pair of spaced apart straight steel rods 22 having welded there-between an undulating structural rod 23 thus forming a thrust-like beam. The undulated intermediate rod 23 is welded to the opposed rods 22 at their points of intersection 24. An elongated inverted U-shaped channel member 25 is secured by spot welds to one of the straight structural rods 22 whereby to form opposing channel members 25 and 25~ whereby to receive in sliding fit therein the side wall or front wall panels 18 or 17.
~2:~2134 As shown in Figure 2, the panels may be secured to the structural wall support frames by alternate secure-mint means such as having spaced apart transverse attach-mint bars 26 welded or otherwise secured to the structural wall support frame 21 which is herein shown as constituted by a flat steel bar 27 having a rounded outer edge or a straight steel wire 28 may be welded on the outer edge thereof. The attachment bars 26 are provided with flattened portions 29 having a hole(s) 30 therein whereby to receive fasteners to secure the solid flat walls 18 or 17 thereto.
Thus, these walls are removably secured to the structural wall support frame 21 whereby the walls are interchangeable when required to display a different display material or image on these panels. As heretofore described, the display information may be advertising material or else simply drawings or photograph or printed matter identifying the goods as sold by the convenience store where the shopping carts are utilized.
Referring now to Figures 5 to 8, there is shown the construction of the lower pivoted support rack 14 which is secured across the lower support frame 12. The lower support frame 12 is formed of a tubular member bent in a U-shape defining opposed outwardly tapered side arms 12`
and a short intermediate front arm 12". Four castors 31 are secured under the lower support frame 12 adjacent the ends of the side arm 12' whereby to displace the shopping cart over a ground surface. A flat transverse frame member 32 is secured adjacent the front arm 12'` and under which are secured the front pair of castors 31.
~2:~2134 The pivoted rack 14 is constructed of steel rods 14' and has a front transverse hinge wire 33 which is receivable retained in a loop hole 35 of brackets 34 secured to the top wall 38 of the transverse frame member 32. The wire members 14~ extend upwardly from the hinge wire 33 in a front section 14" and then extend rearwardly upward to define a rear wall 36 which is angulated upwardly.
A further abutting transverse wire 37 is provided adjacent the flat frame member 32 whereby to rest on the top face 38 of the member 32 to maintain the wire members 14' along a gentle upward slope, as shown in Figure 5.
As seen more clearly in Figures 6 and 7, the rear wall 36 is formed with abutting shoulder portions 3 in the opposed side edges thereof whereby when a load is applied upon the pivoted rack 14, the rack will tilt downwardly with the shoulders 39 abutting on the support frame 12. However, when there is no load on the pivoted support rack 14, the rack is spring biased upwardly by its steel rods 14 from the lower support frame 12 whereby there is no contact therewith. Thus, when the shopping cart is displaced on an irregular surface and shocks are transmitted in the support frame, there is no vibration noise due to contact between the pivoted support rack 14 and the lower support frame 12.
Referring now specifically to Figures 6 and 8, it can be seen that in the top edge wire portion 40 of the rear wall 36 there is formed one or more footrest members I As herein shown, these are formed by bending the top edge wire 40 to form U-shaped horizontally extending preheater-sons which extend substantially rearwardly whereby the 2: L2~3~
user can rest his foot 42 thereon, as seen in Figure 8, when the shopping cart is at rest. By placing the foot 42 on the footrest 41 pressure is taken off -the foot and the user of the cart can rest his feet. When foot pressure is applied on the footrest 41 the pivoted support rack 14 moves downwardly until the shoulder portions 39 abut the lower support frame 12.
It is within the gambit ox the present invention to cover any obvious modifications of the examples of the preferred embodiment described hereinabove, provided such modifications fall within the scope of the appended claims.
The container basket is defined by a bottom wall 15, a rear hinged gate wall I a front wall 17, opposed side walls 18, and an open top end 19. At least the opposed side walls 18 are provided as solid flat walls formed of suitable material such as sheet plastic, aluminum sheeting Arboreta (trademark), or the like sheeting. As shown in Figure 2, the front wall 17 is also constructed as a solid flat wall. A display information 20 is printed, painted, or otherwise secured to the walls or panels 17 and 18 and may be protected by an outer coating of a clear lacquer material (not shown) whereby to prevent wear of the outer surface of the panels.
In order to add rigidity to the basket, there is provided a structural wall support frame about the periphery of the side walls and the front wall. As herein shown, the structural support frame may be constituted by a pair of spaced apart straight steel rods 22 having welded there-between an undulating structural rod 23 thus forming a thrust-like beam. The undulated intermediate rod 23 is welded to the opposed rods 22 at their points of intersection 24. An elongated inverted U-shaped channel member 25 is secured by spot welds to one of the straight structural rods 22 whereby to form opposing channel members 25 and 25~ whereby to receive in sliding fit therein the side wall or front wall panels 18 or 17.
~2:~2134 As shown in Figure 2, the panels may be secured to the structural wall support frames by alternate secure-mint means such as having spaced apart transverse attach-mint bars 26 welded or otherwise secured to the structural wall support frame 21 which is herein shown as constituted by a flat steel bar 27 having a rounded outer edge or a straight steel wire 28 may be welded on the outer edge thereof. The attachment bars 26 are provided with flattened portions 29 having a hole(s) 30 therein whereby to receive fasteners to secure the solid flat walls 18 or 17 thereto.
Thus, these walls are removably secured to the structural wall support frame 21 whereby the walls are interchangeable when required to display a different display material or image on these panels. As heretofore described, the display information may be advertising material or else simply drawings or photograph or printed matter identifying the goods as sold by the convenience store where the shopping carts are utilized.
Referring now to Figures 5 to 8, there is shown the construction of the lower pivoted support rack 14 which is secured across the lower support frame 12. The lower support frame 12 is formed of a tubular member bent in a U-shape defining opposed outwardly tapered side arms 12`
and a short intermediate front arm 12". Four castors 31 are secured under the lower support frame 12 adjacent the ends of the side arm 12' whereby to displace the shopping cart over a ground surface. A flat transverse frame member 32 is secured adjacent the front arm 12'` and under which are secured the front pair of castors 31.
~2:~2134 The pivoted rack 14 is constructed of steel rods 14' and has a front transverse hinge wire 33 which is receivable retained in a loop hole 35 of brackets 34 secured to the top wall 38 of the transverse frame member 32. The wire members 14~ extend upwardly from the hinge wire 33 in a front section 14" and then extend rearwardly upward to define a rear wall 36 which is angulated upwardly.
A further abutting transverse wire 37 is provided adjacent the flat frame member 32 whereby to rest on the top face 38 of the member 32 to maintain the wire members 14' along a gentle upward slope, as shown in Figure 5.
As seen more clearly in Figures 6 and 7, the rear wall 36 is formed with abutting shoulder portions 3 in the opposed side edges thereof whereby when a load is applied upon the pivoted rack 14, the rack will tilt downwardly with the shoulders 39 abutting on the support frame 12. However, when there is no load on the pivoted support rack 14, the rack is spring biased upwardly by its steel rods 14 from the lower support frame 12 whereby there is no contact therewith. Thus, when the shopping cart is displaced on an irregular surface and shocks are transmitted in the support frame, there is no vibration noise due to contact between the pivoted support rack 14 and the lower support frame 12.
Referring now specifically to Figures 6 and 8, it can be seen that in the top edge wire portion 40 of the rear wall 36 there is formed one or more footrest members I As herein shown, these are formed by bending the top edge wire 40 to form U-shaped horizontally extending preheater-sons which extend substantially rearwardly whereby the 2: L2~3~
user can rest his foot 42 thereon, as seen in Figure 8, when the shopping cart is at rest. By placing the foot 42 on the footrest 41 pressure is taken off -the foot and the user of the cart can rest his feet. When foot pressure is applied on the footrest 41 the pivoted support rack 14 moves downwardly until the shoulder portions 39 abut the lower support frame 12.
It is within the gambit ox the present invention to cover any obvious modifications of the examples of the preferred embodiment described hereinabove, provided such modifications fall within the scope of the appended claims.
Claims (5)
1. A nesting shopping cart formed of metal wires welded together, said cart having a basket support frame supported on castors, a container basket secured to said support frame, handle means for displacing said cart; said container basket having a bottom wall, a rear hinged gate wall, a front wall, opposed side walls and an open top end;
and a lower pivoted support rack secured across a lower support frame, said pivoted rack having a pivoted front end and a rear end, said rack rear end having one or more foot-rest members in a rear edge thereof, and means to support said rack rear end elevated from said lower support frame to prevent contact therewith when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of said cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
and a lower pivoted support rack secured across a lower support frame, said pivoted rack having a pivoted front end and a rear end, said rack rear end having one or more foot-rest members in a rear edge thereof, and means to support said rack rear end elevated from said lower support frame to prevent contact therewith when not supporting a load whereby during displacement of said cart there is no noise generating contact therewith.
2. A shopping cart as claimed in claim 1 wherein said lower pivoted rack has front pivot connections secured to a transverse frame member, said rack having an abutting member disposed intermediate said frame and said rack to support said rack at an angle whereby said rack rear end lies elevated above the top plane of said lower support frame.
3. A shopping cart as claimed in claim 1 wherein said footrest member is an outwardly extending U-shaped
4. A shopping cart as claimed in claim 1 wherein there is provided one of said footrest members at opposed ends of said rack rear end.
5. A shopping cart as claimed in claim 1 wherein said lower pivoted rack is provided with shoulder abutment means adjacent said rear end thereof to abut against top surface portions of said lower support frame to support a load when placed on said rack.
Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| CA000479656A CA1212134A (en) | 1985-04-19 | 1985-04-19 | Shopping cart having lower pivoted support rack |
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| CA000479656A CA1212134A (en) | 1985-04-19 | 1985-04-19 | Shopping cart having lower pivoted support rack |
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| CA000470930A Division CA1191879A (en) | 1984-12-21 | 1984-12-21 | Shopping cart having solid flat vertical container basket walls |
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| CA1212134A true CA1212134A (en) | 1986-09-30 |
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