CA2365682A1 - A small building structure for containing and sheltering equipment and, preferably a safety sheltering booth for mounting and/or connecting and/or housing and sheltering equipment, for energy companies, telecommunication companies and public services in general - Google Patents
A small building structure for containing and sheltering equipment and, preferably a safety sheltering booth for mounting and/or connecting and/or housing and sheltering equipment, for energy companies, telecommunication companies and public services in general Download PDFInfo
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A shelter booth for housing and sheltering desired equipment, the booth comprising an interior for receiving the equipment, the interior being defined by a floor, a roof, two end walls and two sides, with the sides defining corresponding openings for providing access to the interior, the openings including a plurality of bars and door means removably mounted in the opening.
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A SMALL BUILDING STRUCTURE FOR CONTAINING AND SHELTERING
EQUIPMENT AND, PREFERABLY A SAFETY SHELTERING BOOTH FOR MOUNTING
AND/OR CONNECTING AND/OR HOUSING AND SHELTERING EQUIPMENT, FOR
ENERGY COMPANIES, TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIES AND PUBLIC
SERVICES IN GENERAL
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of th~ Invention.
The present invention relates to a small building structure for containing and sheltering equipment and, preferably refers to a safety sheltering booth for mounting and/or connecting and/or housing and sheltering equipment, for energy companies, telecommunication companies and public services in general, the booth being transported in an assembled status or disassembled status to the desired location, generally far away towns, in the country, the booth being prepared to operate outdoor or indoor and it provides sheltering not only against outdoor conditions but also against any vandalism or delinquent actions.
To the purpose of the present specification the term "equipment" is intended far referring to any kind of products, apparatii, devices, instruments, machines, preferably employed in general public services such as telephone services, electricity supplying services, cellular telephone services, antennas for telephone services, broadcasting equipment, gas distribution equipment, etc.
EQUIPMENT AND, PREFERABLY A SAFETY SHELTERING BOOTH FOR MOUNTING
AND/OR CONNECTING AND/OR HOUSING AND SHELTERING EQUIPMENT, FOR
ENERGY COMPANIES, TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIES AND PUBLIC
SERVICES IN GENERAL
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of th~ Invention.
The present invention relates to a small building structure for containing and sheltering equipment and, preferably refers to a safety sheltering booth for mounting and/or connecting and/or housing and sheltering equipment, for energy companies, telecommunication companies and public services in general, the booth being transported in an assembled status or disassembled status to the desired location, generally far away towns, in the country, the booth being prepared to operate outdoor or indoor and it provides sheltering not only against outdoor conditions but also against any vandalism or delinquent actions.
To the purpose of the present specification the term "equipment" is intended far referring to any kind of products, apparatii, devices, instruments, machines, preferably employed in general public services such as telephone services, electricity supplying services, cellular telephone services, antennas for telephone services, broadcasting equipment, gas distribution equipment, etc.
2. Description of the Prior Art.
With the increasing decentralization of huge towns and the extension of existent public services and new services the need arises for providing new towns, sometimes far away from the main towns, with such public services but also for providing far away already existent towns with such new services such as electricity supplying, telephone services, cellular telephony, gas distribution, etc., that require of the installation of several equipment, such as control apparatii, regulating devices, booster and/or repeater antennae, which equipment is generally required in the country, sometimes temporarily, wherein there are few possibilities of building a large and complex structure for the mounting and installation of such equipment.
Therefore, it would be very convenient and economic to have a kind of easy transportable, safety and sheltering small structure for permitting the installation of the required equipment either in the assembling plant or in situ, and installing the structure in the desired location at a low cost.
SUI~iARY OF THE INVENTION
It is therefore one object of the present invention to provide a sheltering booth for housing and sheltering desired equipment, the booth comprising an interior for receiving the equipment, the interior being defined by a floor, a roof, two end walls and two sides, with one or both sides defining corresponding openings for providing access to the interior, the openings including a plurality of bars and door means remavably mounted in the opening.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a safety shelter booth for housing and installation of equipment, the booth comprising a floor, a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein one of the sides or each side comprises an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access to said interior, and door means removably mounted in the opening.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a safety shelter booth for housing and sheltering equipment comprising instruments, apparatii, devices, used for telephone services, energy distribution, and general public services, the booth being transportable and comprising a floor, a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein one or both sides comprises an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access for operating and maintaining the equipment but a barrier for preventing the equipment from being removed from the booth, and door means removably mounted in the opening.
The above and other objects, features and advantages of this invention will be better understood when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings and description.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWIN~3S
The present invention is illustrated by way of example in the following drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 shows a perspective elevational view of a booth according to the invention, with the door panels removed from a side of the booth;
FIG. 2 shows a side elevational perspective view of the inventive booth with the door panels mounted in the booth. for clo~3ing the same; and FIG. 3 shows a top plan cross-sectional view of the booth of the invention.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMElaTS
Now referring in detail to the drawings it may be seen from FIGS. 1-3 a shelter booth according to the invention and indicated by general reference 1. Booth 1 is comprised of a small and strong structure which in turn is made of preferably light material such as light metal profiles and bars and plastic materials.
Booth 1 is a safety shelter booth preferably for housing and sheltering equipment comprising equipment such as instruments, apparatii, devices and the like, used for telephone services, energy distribution, and general public services, with the booth being transportable and capable of being assembled from a plurality of modular parts, the assembling being carried out either in a manufacturing plant or in situ, namely in the location wherein the booth is to be installed. Booth 1 comprises a pair of sides 2 and 2', wherein one or, preferably both, sides 2, 2', are provided with an opening defined by a periphery 3 extending in all the corresponding side 2, 2'. While FIG. 1 shows only one open side 2, both sides 2, 2' including the opening defined by reference 3 in FIG. 1 are shown in the cross-section of FIG. 3. In any event, opening defined by 3 may be provided only in one side or in both sides of the booth.
An interior 5 is defined by end walls 7, sides 2, 2', a floor 9 and a roof 6, the interior being provided with the necessary means for mounting equipment 14 (FIG. 3) and permitting the installation and connection thereof. The interior of booth 1 is also provided with a plurality of bars 4 adjacent the opening of the sides of the booth, the bars forming a barrier for preventing any person from removing any part of equipment 14 but the bars are spaced apart in an extent enough for permitting the servicing of the equipment by leaving spaces enough for passing the hands and arms of the service personnel without the need of entering the interior 5 of booth 1. Bars 4 are preferably removably mounted in the interior of the booth by any mounting means and locked in place also by any conventional locking means.
The roof of the booth may extend at one side or at both sides of the booth forming eaves 6a, 6b def fined over the opening at a corresponding side 2, 2'. Eaves 6a, 6b, however, may be independent of the roof and independent structures may be fixed at corresponding sides 2, 2', for construing eaves 6a, 6b. Eaves 6a, 6b provides convenient shelter for the servicing personnel when manipulating the equipment, with the personnel and the equipment being protected from the weather conditions.
End walls~7 are useful for the mounting of any accessory necessary for the operation of the equipment in _ the booth, these accessories being one or two air conditioning apparatus 8, for example. Connection panels, venting means etc., may also be provided in walls 7. In phantom lines also a pair of lights is shown in the corners of walls 7 and sides 2, 2'.
Open sides 2, 2' are provided with door means comprising door panels 11 which are removably mounted in the corresponding opening and are capable of being removed from the opening for providing access to the booth interior and capable of being mounted and locked in the opening for closing the booth, thus preventing any access to the booth.
Panels 11 are removably mounted in the openings by means of mounting means comprising a plurality flanges transversely extending from a side, preferably a bottom side as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, of the opening and towards the opening for retaining the door panels as shown in FIG.
2. The retaining flanges corresponding to the wings of corresponding U-shaped bars 10, with a corresponding edge of a door panel being received within the U shape.
Each door panel 11 may be provided with handle means for handling the panels during removal and mounting thereof, the handle means preferably comprising one handle 13, or preferably two handles 13, in each door panel 11.
When each door panel ~1 is mounted with a bottom edge thereof within U-shaped bar 10, an upper edge of the door panel is locked in position by means of locking means, preferably at least one lock 12 arranged at a side of the opening opposite mounting profiled bars 10.
While a plurality of door panels 11 that are mounted within a plurality of U-shape bars have been illustrated in the floor 9, it will be obvious for any g person skilled in the art that only one door panel may be provided for closing opening 3. In like manner, U bars 10 may be provided at any side of the open side 2, 2', in which event lock 12 will be preferably provided at an opposite side of the opening.
The walls and sides of the booth may be manufactured of any appropriate material that may be necessary for protecting and sheltering equipment 14 which equipment is generally a very sensitive equipment comprising electronics and other instruments that must be isolated enough from any weather condition, vandalism, cattle and general animals action, etc.
While preferred embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims. ' '
With the increasing decentralization of huge towns and the extension of existent public services and new services the need arises for providing new towns, sometimes far away from the main towns, with such public services but also for providing far away already existent towns with such new services such as electricity supplying, telephone services, cellular telephony, gas distribution, etc., that require of the installation of several equipment, such as control apparatii, regulating devices, booster and/or repeater antennae, which equipment is generally required in the country, sometimes temporarily, wherein there are few possibilities of building a large and complex structure for the mounting and installation of such equipment.
Therefore, it would be very convenient and economic to have a kind of easy transportable, safety and sheltering small structure for permitting the installation of the required equipment either in the assembling plant or in situ, and installing the structure in the desired location at a low cost.
SUI~iARY OF THE INVENTION
It is therefore one object of the present invention to provide a sheltering booth for housing and sheltering desired equipment, the booth comprising an interior for receiving the equipment, the interior being defined by a floor, a roof, two end walls and two sides, with one or both sides defining corresponding openings for providing access to the interior, the openings including a plurality of bars and door means remavably mounted in the opening.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a safety shelter booth for housing and installation of equipment, the booth comprising a floor, a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein one of the sides or each side comprises an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access to said interior, and door means removably mounted in the opening.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a safety shelter booth for housing and sheltering equipment comprising instruments, apparatii, devices, used for telephone services, energy distribution, and general public services, the booth being transportable and comprising a floor, a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein one or both sides comprises an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access for operating and maintaining the equipment but a barrier for preventing the equipment from being removed from the booth, and door means removably mounted in the opening.
The above and other objects, features and advantages of this invention will be better understood when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings and description.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWIN~3S
The present invention is illustrated by way of example in the following drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 shows a perspective elevational view of a booth according to the invention, with the door panels removed from a side of the booth;
FIG. 2 shows a side elevational perspective view of the inventive booth with the door panels mounted in the booth. for clo~3ing the same; and FIG. 3 shows a top plan cross-sectional view of the booth of the invention.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMElaTS
Now referring in detail to the drawings it may be seen from FIGS. 1-3 a shelter booth according to the invention and indicated by general reference 1. Booth 1 is comprised of a small and strong structure which in turn is made of preferably light material such as light metal profiles and bars and plastic materials.
Booth 1 is a safety shelter booth preferably for housing and sheltering equipment comprising equipment such as instruments, apparatii, devices and the like, used for telephone services, energy distribution, and general public services, with the booth being transportable and capable of being assembled from a plurality of modular parts, the assembling being carried out either in a manufacturing plant or in situ, namely in the location wherein the booth is to be installed. Booth 1 comprises a pair of sides 2 and 2', wherein one or, preferably both, sides 2, 2', are provided with an opening defined by a periphery 3 extending in all the corresponding side 2, 2'. While FIG. 1 shows only one open side 2, both sides 2, 2' including the opening defined by reference 3 in FIG. 1 are shown in the cross-section of FIG. 3. In any event, opening defined by 3 may be provided only in one side or in both sides of the booth.
An interior 5 is defined by end walls 7, sides 2, 2', a floor 9 and a roof 6, the interior being provided with the necessary means for mounting equipment 14 (FIG. 3) and permitting the installation and connection thereof. The interior of booth 1 is also provided with a plurality of bars 4 adjacent the opening of the sides of the booth, the bars forming a barrier for preventing any person from removing any part of equipment 14 but the bars are spaced apart in an extent enough for permitting the servicing of the equipment by leaving spaces enough for passing the hands and arms of the service personnel without the need of entering the interior 5 of booth 1. Bars 4 are preferably removably mounted in the interior of the booth by any mounting means and locked in place also by any conventional locking means.
The roof of the booth may extend at one side or at both sides of the booth forming eaves 6a, 6b def fined over the opening at a corresponding side 2, 2'. Eaves 6a, 6b, however, may be independent of the roof and independent structures may be fixed at corresponding sides 2, 2', for construing eaves 6a, 6b. Eaves 6a, 6b provides convenient shelter for the servicing personnel when manipulating the equipment, with the personnel and the equipment being protected from the weather conditions.
End walls~7 are useful for the mounting of any accessory necessary for the operation of the equipment in _ the booth, these accessories being one or two air conditioning apparatus 8, for example. Connection panels, venting means etc., may also be provided in walls 7. In phantom lines also a pair of lights is shown in the corners of walls 7 and sides 2, 2'.
Open sides 2, 2' are provided with door means comprising door panels 11 which are removably mounted in the corresponding opening and are capable of being removed from the opening for providing access to the booth interior and capable of being mounted and locked in the opening for closing the booth, thus preventing any access to the booth.
Panels 11 are removably mounted in the openings by means of mounting means comprising a plurality flanges transversely extending from a side, preferably a bottom side as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, of the opening and towards the opening for retaining the door panels as shown in FIG.
2. The retaining flanges corresponding to the wings of corresponding U-shaped bars 10, with a corresponding edge of a door panel being received within the U shape.
Each door panel 11 may be provided with handle means for handling the panels during removal and mounting thereof, the handle means preferably comprising one handle 13, or preferably two handles 13, in each door panel 11.
When each door panel ~1 is mounted with a bottom edge thereof within U-shaped bar 10, an upper edge of the door panel is locked in position by means of locking means, preferably at least one lock 12 arranged at a side of the opening opposite mounting profiled bars 10.
While a plurality of door panels 11 that are mounted within a plurality of U-shape bars have been illustrated in the floor 9, it will be obvious for any g person skilled in the art that only one door panel may be provided for closing opening 3. In like manner, U bars 10 may be provided at any side of the open side 2, 2', in which event lock 12 will be preferably provided at an opposite side of the opening.
The walls and sides of the booth may be manufactured of any appropriate material that may be necessary for protecting and sheltering equipment 14 which equipment is generally a very sensitive equipment comprising electronics and other instruments that must be isolated enough from any weather condition, vandalism, cattle and general animals action, etc.
While preferred embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims. ' '
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1. A safety shelter booth for housing and installation of equipment, the booth comprising:
a f loon a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein at least one of the sides comprises:
an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access to said interior, door means removably mounted in the opening.
a f loon a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein at least one of the sides comprises:
an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access to said interior, door means removably mounted in the opening.
2. The safety shelter booth of claim 1, wherein the door means being removed from the opening for providing access to the booth interior and being mounted and locked in the opening for closing the booth, thus preventing any access to the booth.
3. The safety shelter booth of claim 2, wherein the opening is provided with mounting means and locking for mounting the door means and locking the same in the opening.
4. The safety shelter booth of claim 1, wherein the bars extends through the entire opening and are spaced apart permitting the passing of the hands and arms of any personnel therethrough, with access to the equipment.
5. The safety shelter booth of claim 4, wherein said bars are removably mounted in the booth.
6. The safety shelter booth of claim 1, wherein said door means comprises door panels removably mounted in the opening.
7. The safety shelter booth of claim 6, wherein the mounting means of the opening comprises a plurality flanges transversely extending from a side of the opening and towards the opening for retaining the door panels, and the locking means comprises at least one lock at a side of the opening opposite the flanges.
8. The safety shelter booth of claim 7, wherein the flange is one wing of a U-shaped bar, a corresponding edge of a door panel being received within the U shape.
9. The safety shelter booth of claim 6, wherein the door panels include handle means for handling the panels during removal and mounting thereof.
10. The safety shelter booth of claim 1, wherein the opening, the bars and the door means are provided at both sides of the booth.
11. The safety shelter booth of claim 1, wherein the roof extends out of at least one of the sides of the booth forming an eaves over the opening.
12. The safety shelter booth of claim 11, wherein the roof extends forming eaves at both sides of the booth.
13. The safety shelter booth of claim 1, wherein at least one of the end walls includes air conditioning means.
14. The modular shelter booth of claim 1, wherein the booth is transportable in an assembled condition.
15. The modular shelter booth of claim 1, wherein the booth is transportable in a disassembled condition and is assembled in situ.
16. A safety shelter booth for housing and sheltering equipment comprising instruments, apparatii, devices, used for telephone services, energy distribution, and general public services, the booth being transportable and comprising:
a floor, a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein at least one of the sides comprises:
an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access for operating and maintaining the equipment but a barrier for preventing the equipment from being removed from the booth, door means removably mounted in the opening.
a floor, a roof, two end walls, two sides, and an interior for mounting said equipment, the interior being defined by said floor, roof, walls and sides, wherein at least one of the sides comprises:
an opening defining access to said interior of the booth, a plurality of bars in the interior of the booth and adjacent the opening, the bars defining access for operating and maintaining the equipment but a barrier for preventing the equipment from being removed from the booth, door means removably mounted in the opening.
17. The safety shelter booth of claim 16, wherein the opening is provided with mounting means and locking means for mounting the door means and locking the same in the opening
18. The safety shelter booth of claim 17, wherein the mounting means of the opening comprises a plurality flanges transversely extending from a side of the opening and towards the opening for retaining the door panels, and the locking means comprises at least one lock at a side of the opening opposite the flanges, said door means comprising door panels removably mounted in the opening with the flange being one wing of a U-shaped bar and a corresponding edge of a door panel being received within the U shape.
19. The safety shelter booth of claim 16, wherein an eaves is provided on the top of each opening.
20. The safety shelter booth of claim 16, wherein the opening, the bars and the door means are provided at both sides of the booth.
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