CA3004861A1 - Waste bin-carrying framework and drawer, in particular for the waste separate collection - Google Patents
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Abstract
A waste bin-carrying framework, in particular for waste bins, which is configured to be installed inside a compartment of a cabinet; the waste bin-carrying framework having a frame, which is configured to house one or more waste bins and comprises, in turn, one or more side boars made of a polymer material.
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"WASTE BIN-CARRYING FRAMEWORK AND DRAWER, IN PARTICULAR FOR
THE WASTE SEPARATE COLLECTION-PRIORITY CLAIM
This application claims priority from Italian Patent Application No. 102017000052303 filed on May 15, 2017, the disclosure of which is incorporated by reference.
This patent application relates to a waste bin-carrying framework and to a drawer, in particular for the waste separate collection.
Normally, a drawer for the waste separate collection consists of a bracket installed inside the compartment of a cabinet where the drawer operates, a framework sliding along the bracket and configured to support one or more waste bins, a front door fixed to the framework.
The cabinet and the door are usually built by the furniture maker and the bracket generally is supplied by the furniture maker to be installed inside the cabinet.
On the other hand, the waste bin-carrying framework is built by a supplier of the furniture maker. Therefore, the supplier manufacturing the frameworks is forced to find technical solutions that can adjust to the different
THE WASTE SEPARATE COLLECTION-PRIORITY CLAIM
This application claims priority from Italian Patent Application No. 102017000052303 filed on May 15, 2017, the disclosure of which is incorporated by reference.
This patent application relates to a waste bin-carrying framework and to a drawer, in particular for the waste separate collection.
Normally, a drawer for the waste separate collection consists of a bracket installed inside the compartment of a cabinet where the drawer operates, a framework sliding along the bracket and configured to support one or more waste bins, a front door fixed to the framework.
The cabinet and the door are usually built by the furniture maker and the bracket generally is supplied by the furniture maker to be installed inside the cabinet.
On the other hand, the waste bin-carrying framework is built by a supplier of the furniture maker. Therefore, the supplier manufacturing the frameworks is forced to find technical solutions that can adjust to the different
2 cabinet and bracket formats offered by furniture makers.
The main problems currently arising lie in the fact that, given the same width of the compartment where the drawer needs to operate, each furniture maker installs its own bracket with shapes and sizes that are different from those installed by other furniture makers.
Known waste bin-carrying frameworks are made of sheet metal and are manufactured as one single piece. As a consequence, framework manufacturers must produce a series of models thereof, each configured for the type of bracket used by the furniture maker. Furthermore, the bracket with the frameworks currently available in the market remains visible and, therefore, not only is it unsightly, but it also collects dust and possible waste parts (we remember the type of use of the drawer).
In addition, the brackets currently available in the market can be mounted so as to horizontally project inside the compartment, these guides are not very good to look at and substantially forbid the application of known frameworks and the usual installation of waste bins.
Finally, in current frameworks it is hard to adjust the width thereof so as to obtain a precise and effective support for the waste bins.
An object of the invention is to provide a waste bin-carrying frameworks that are pleasant to look at and
The main problems currently arising lie in the fact that, given the same width of the compartment where the drawer needs to operate, each furniture maker installs its own bracket with shapes and sizes that are different from those installed by other furniture makers.
Known waste bin-carrying frameworks are made of sheet metal and are manufactured as one single piece. As a consequence, framework manufacturers must produce a series of models thereof, each configured for the type of bracket used by the furniture maker. Furthermore, the bracket with the frameworks currently available in the market remains visible and, therefore, not only is it unsightly, but it also collects dust and possible waste parts (we remember the type of use of the drawer).
In addition, the brackets currently available in the market can be mounted so as to horizontally project inside the compartment, these guides are not very good to look at and substantially forbid the application of known frameworks and the usual installation of waste bins.
Finally, in current frameworks it is hard to adjust the width thereof so as to obtain a precise and effective support for the waste bins.
An object of the invention is to provide a waste bin-carrying frameworks that are pleasant to look at and
3 linear, waste bin adjust to different furniture formats and, at the same time, permit the application of economies of scale.
A further object of the invention is to provide a waste bin-carrying framework that can easily adjust to commonly used cabinets, is easy and cheap to be manufactured and can easily be installed.
A further object of the invention is to provide a waste bin-carrying framework that permits economies of scale and can be easily changed so as to be adjusted to different cabinets.
According to the invention, there is provided a waste bin-carrying framework according to the appended claims.
According to the invention, there is further provided a drawer according to the appended claims.
The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, which show non-limiting embodiments thereof, wherein:
- figure 1 is a perspective view of a drawer according to the invention;
- figure 2 is a perspective view of a waste bin-carrying framework according to the invention during the use and with some components removed for greater clarity;
- figure 3 is an exploded view of the detail of figure 2;
A further object of the invention is to provide a waste bin-carrying framework that can easily adjust to commonly used cabinets, is easy and cheap to be manufactured and can easily be installed.
A further object of the invention is to provide a waste bin-carrying framework that permits economies of scale and can be easily changed so as to be adjusted to different cabinets.
According to the invention, there is provided a waste bin-carrying framework according to the appended claims.
According to the invention, there is further provided a drawer according to the appended claims.
The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, which show non-limiting embodiments thereof, wherein:
- figure 1 is a perspective view of a drawer according to the invention;
- figure 2 is a perspective view of a waste bin-carrying framework according to the invention during the use and with some components removed for greater clarity;
- figure 3 is an exploded view of the detail of figure 2;
4 - figure 4 is similar to figure 2 and is a perspective view of a different version of a waste bin-carrying framework according to the inventions;
- figure 5 shows a particular of figure 3;
- figure 6 shows a further particular of figure 3;
- figures 7 and 8 shows two respective different versions of a particular of figure 3.
In figure 1, number 1 indicates, as a whole, a drawer 1, in particular for the waste separate collection, which is installed inside a compartment 2 obtained in a cabinet 3. In particular, the cabinet 3 substantially has the shape of a parallelepiped with a longitudinal axis A and comprises:
- a base 4 configured to be arranged on a supporting surface n and a shelf 7, which are parallel to and opposite one another;
- a right side wall 51 and a left side wall 511, which are parallel to and opposite one another;
- a rear back 61 and a front door 611, which are parallel to and opposite one another.
The door 611 is selectively movable from a closing position to an opening position, and vice versa.
Hereinafter, the terms right/left and front/rear are used with reference to the arrangement shown in figure 1 and in order to indicate elements that tare parallel to one
- figure 5 shows a particular of figure 3;
- figure 6 shows a further particular of figure 3;
- figures 7 and 8 shows two respective different versions of a particular of figure 3.
In figure 1, number 1 indicates, as a whole, a drawer 1, in particular for the waste separate collection, which is installed inside a compartment 2 obtained in a cabinet 3. In particular, the cabinet 3 substantially has the shape of a parallelepiped with a longitudinal axis A and comprises:
- a base 4 configured to be arranged on a supporting surface n and a shelf 7, which are parallel to and opposite one another;
- a right side wall 51 and a left side wall 511, which are parallel to and opposite one another;
- a rear back 61 and a front door 611, which are parallel to and opposite one another.
The door 611 is selectively movable from a closing position to an opening position, and vice versa.
Hereinafter, the terms right/left and front/rear are used with reference to the arrangement shown in figure 1 and in order to indicate elements that tare parallel to one
5 another and substantially perpendicular to the supporting surface n. The term horizontal means substantially parallel to the supporting surface n and the term vertical means substantially perpendicular to the supporting surface n.
Furthermore, in the description below:
- height means the extension along the longitudinal axis A;
- width means the distance between the right side wall 51 and the left side wall 511 and an extension parallel thereto;
- depth means the distance between the back 61 and the door 611, when the door 611 is closed and an extension parallel thereto.
The drawer 1 is a sliding drawer and further comprises a waste bin-carrying framework 8, which is mounted inside the compartment 2 and connects the door 611 to the side walls 51 and 511. Therefore, the door 611 translates in an integral manner with the waste bin-carrying framework 8 from a closing position to an opening position, and vice versa.
In particular, the drawer 1 has a height that is such as to allow it to accommodate waste bins R.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8 is configured to house waste bins R having a cup-shaped body with the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped and an inner cavity h,
Furthermore, in the description below:
- height means the extension along the longitudinal axis A;
- width means the distance between the right side wall 51 and the left side wall 511 and an extension parallel thereto;
- depth means the distance between the back 61 and the door 611, when the door 611 is closed and an extension parallel thereto.
The drawer 1 is a sliding drawer and further comprises a waste bin-carrying framework 8, which is mounted inside the compartment 2 and connects the door 611 to the side walls 51 and 511. Therefore, the door 611 translates in an integral manner with the waste bin-carrying framework 8 from a closing position to an opening position, and vice versa.
In particular, the drawer 1 has a height that is such as to allow it to accommodate waste bins R.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8 is configured to house waste bins R having a cup-shaped body with the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped and an inner cavity h,
6 which can be accessed through a top opening p.
Preferably, the waste bins R have a top edge s, which delimits the top opening p and is configured to allow the trash waste bin R to be connected to the waste bin-carrying framework 8 with a shape coupling or through interference.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8 supports the door 611. The waste bin-carrying framework 8 is movable, in particular can slide, inside the compartment 2. The waste bin-carrying framework 8 comprises a frame 9 and a connection element 10, which connects the frame 9 to the cabinet 3 and permits a relative movement, in particular sliding, between the frame 9 and the cabinet 3.
According to the example shown in figures 2 and 3, the connection element 10 is a bracket comprising:
- a guide 12, which is configured to be fixed in a known manner to a respective side wall of the cabinet 3 and comprises, in turn, in a known manner, a track 121 and a slide 122, which is mounted so as to slide along said track; and - a case 11, which is mounted on the slide 122 of the guide 12, so as to slide along the respective track 121;
the case 11 connects the guide 12 to the frame 9.
Advantageously, the connection element 10 comprises, furthermore, an angle 13, which connects the door 611 to the guide 12. According to figures 2 and 3, the angle 13 is
Preferably, the waste bins R have a top edge s, which delimits the top opening p and is configured to allow the trash waste bin R to be connected to the waste bin-carrying framework 8 with a shape coupling or through interference.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8 supports the door 611. The waste bin-carrying framework 8 is movable, in particular can slide, inside the compartment 2. The waste bin-carrying framework 8 comprises a frame 9 and a connection element 10, which connects the frame 9 to the cabinet 3 and permits a relative movement, in particular sliding, between the frame 9 and the cabinet 3.
According to the example shown in figures 2 and 3, the connection element 10 is a bracket comprising:
- a guide 12, which is configured to be fixed in a known manner to a respective side wall of the cabinet 3 and comprises, in turn, in a known manner, a track 121 and a slide 122, which is mounted so as to slide along said track; and - a case 11, which is mounted on the slide 122 of the guide 12, so as to slide along the respective track 121;
the case 11 connects the guide 12 to the frame 9.
Advantageously, the connection element 10 comprises, furthermore, an angle 13, which connects the door 611 to the guide 12. According to figures 2 and 3, the angle 13 is
7 known. The angle 13 is connected to the case 11.
Advantageously the case 11 is U shaped and is made by a folded metal sheet. The case 11 is fitted around the respective guide 12 and has a horizontal flat surface 111.
Advantageously, the bracket 10 is made of a metal material.
According to the example shown in figures 2 and 3, the waste bin-carrying frame 8 comprises a right bracket 101 and a left bracket 1011, which connect the frame 9 to the right side wall 51 and to the left side wall 511, respectively. Furthermore, the waste bin-carrying framework
Advantageously the case 11 is U shaped and is made by a folded metal sheet. The case 11 is fitted around the respective guide 12 and has a horizontal flat surface 111.
Advantageously, the bracket 10 is made of a metal material.
According to the example shown in figures 2 and 3, the waste bin-carrying frame 8 comprises a right bracket 101 and a left bracket 1011, which connect the frame 9 to the right side wall 51 and to the left side wall 511, respectively. Furthermore, the waste bin-carrying framework
8 comprises a right case 111 and a left case 1111, which are coupled, in a known and sliding manner, to the right guide 121 and to the left guide 1211, respectively.
The frame 9 of the framework 8 comprises:
- two side boards, hereinafter referred to as right side board 141 and left side board 1411; and - two cross bars, hereinafter referred to as front cross bar 151 and rear cross bar 1511, respectively.
Preferably, the cross bars 151 and 1511 are perpendicular to the side boards 141 and 1411.
The cross bars 151 and 1511 have the same width. The cross bars 151 and 1511 are chosen within a group of cross bars 151 and 1511 having different widths. In other words, the width of the bars 151 and 1511 is variable depending on the width of the compartment 2. The cross bars 151 and 1511 can be made of a metal material, for example sheet metal.
The side boards 141 and 1411 are equal to mirror-like relative to one another. The side boards 141 and 1411 are made of a polymer material. The side boards 141 and 1411 are manufactured by means of polymer material processing process. Advantageously, each side board 14 is manufactured as one single piece. Advantageously each side board 14 has an external surface 141 which is flat. Advantageously each side board 14 is placed on the respective horizontal flat surface 111 of the case 11. Each side board 14 is connected to the respective flat surface 111 of the case 11.
Each external surface 141 is visible when the door 611 is in the opening position (as shown in figure 2). Each external surface 141 is parallel to and overlooks the respective side wall 5. A flat/plain external surface 141 prevent from collecting dust and possible waste parts between the waste bin-carrying frame 8 and the cabinet 3.
The right side board 141 is fixed to the right carriage 121. The left side board 1411 is fixed to the left carriage 1211. The side boards 121 and 1211 are substantially parallel to one another and are configured so as to slide along the side walls 51 and 511, respectively.
Each side board 141 or 1411 is arranged on the respective carriage 121 or 1211, namely it rests on the respective
The frame 9 of the framework 8 comprises:
- two side boards, hereinafter referred to as right side board 141 and left side board 1411; and - two cross bars, hereinafter referred to as front cross bar 151 and rear cross bar 1511, respectively.
Preferably, the cross bars 151 and 1511 are perpendicular to the side boards 141 and 1411.
The cross bars 151 and 1511 have the same width. The cross bars 151 and 1511 are chosen within a group of cross bars 151 and 1511 having different widths. In other words, the width of the bars 151 and 1511 is variable depending on the width of the compartment 2. The cross bars 151 and 1511 can be made of a metal material, for example sheet metal.
The side boards 141 and 1411 are equal to mirror-like relative to one another. The side boards 141 and 1411 are made of a polymer material. The side boards 141 and 1411 are manufactured by means of polymer material processing process. Advantageously, each side board 14 is manufactured as one single piece. Advantageously each side board 14 has an external surface 141 which is flat. Advantageously each side board 14 is placed on the respective horizontal flat surface 111 of the case 11. Each side board 14 is connected to the respective flat surface 111 of the case 11.
Each external surface 141 is visible when the door 611 is in the opening position (as shown in figure 2). Each external surface 141 is parallel to and overlooks the respective side wall 5. A flat/plain external surface 141 prevent from collecting dust and possible waste parts between the waste bin-carrying frame 8 and the cabinet 3.
The right side board 141 is fixed to the right carriage 121. The left side board 1411 is fixed to the left carriage 1211. The side boards 121 and 1211 are substantially parallel to one another and are configured so as to slide along the side walls 51 and 511, respectively.
Each side board 141 or 1411 is arranged on the respective carriage 121 or 1211, namely it rests on the respective
9 carriage 121 or 1211 and does not laterally projects from the latter.
By so doing, the space taken up by the connection element 10 inside the compartment 2 is minimized, thus maximizing the use of the available space. Furthermore, each side board 141 or 1411 hides the respective carriage 121 or 1211.
The frame 9 further comprises a supporting wall 18, which is connected crosswise to a respective side board 14 and projects inside the waste bin-carrying framework 8. The supporting wall 18 has a width that is such as to ensure the housing and the bearing of a waste bin R.
Advantageously, the supporting wall 18 is made of a polymer material. The supporting wall 18 is manufactured by means of polymer material processing process.
The supporting wall 18 is chosen within a group of supporting walls 18 having different sizes, in particular having different widths. The supporting wall 18 is chosen depending on the sizes of the waste bin R to be supported and on the width of the compartment 2.
Advantageously, the supporting wall 18 is made so as to cover possible releasable connection elements, for example screws, connecting the respective abutment wall 14 to the carriage 12 of the bracket 10. By so doing it is possible to obtain a continuous and uniform surface,
By so doing, the space taken up by the connection element 10 inside the compartment 2 is minimized, thus maximizing the use of the available space. Furthermore, each side board 141 or 1411 hides the respective carriage 121 or 1211.
The frame 9 further comprises a supporting wall 18, which is connected crosswise to a respective side board 14 and projects inside the waste bin-carrying framework 8. The supporting wall 18 has a width that is such as to ensure the housing and the bearing of a waste bin R.
Advantageously, the supporting wall 18 is made of a polymer material. The supporting wall 18 is manufactured by means of polymer material processing process.
The supporting wall 18 is chosen within a group of supporting walls 18 having different sizes, in particular having different widths. The supporting wall 18 is chosen depending on the sizes of the waste bin R to be supported and on the width of the compartment 2.
Advantageously, the supporting wall 18 is made so as to cover possible releasable connection elements, for example screws, connecting the respective abutment wall 14 to the carriage 12 of the bracket 10. By so doing it is possible to obtain a continuous and uniform surface,
10 avoiding the presence of edges or corners where possible dirt can accumulate.
Advantageously, the supporting wall 18 is connected to the respective side boards 14 with releasable means, for example screws. In this way, the supporting surface 18 can be replaced with another one having different sizes, in case there is a change in the sizes, in particular in the width, of the waste bin R to be supported or of the compartment 2 in which it is inserted.
According to the example shown in figures 2 and 3, the waste bin-carrying framework 8 comprises a right supporting wall 181 and a left supporting wall 1811. The right supporting wall 181 is substantially parallel to the supporting surface n, namely perpendicular to the respective right side board 141. Similarly, the left supporting wall 181 is substantially parallel to the supporting surface n, namely perpendicular to the respective left side board 1411.
Advantageously, each side board 14 has projecting elements 142 which project, in use, toward the respective supporting wall 18. Each supporting wall 18 has a housing 181 which is configured to be coupled with the projecting elements 142 of the respective side board 14 so as to form, in use, a shape connection. According to the example shown in the figures, each supporting wall 18 has a housing 181
Advantageously, the supporting wall 18 is connected to the respective side boards 14 with releasable means, for example screws. In this way, the supporting surface 18 can be replaced with another one having different sizes, in case there is a change in the sizes, in particular in the width, of the waste bin R to be supported or of the compartment 2 in which it is inserted.
According to the example shown in figures 2 and 3, the waste bin-carrying framework 8 comprises a right supporting wall 181 and a left supporting wall 1811. The right supporting wall 181 is substantially parallel to the supporting surface n, namely perpendicular to the respective right side board 141. Similarly, the left supporting wall 181 is substantially parallel to the supporting surface n, namely perpendicular to the respective left side board 1411.
Advantageously, each side board 14 has projecting elements 142 which project, in use, toward the respective supporting wall 18. Each supporting wall 18 has a housing 181 which is configured to be coupled with the projecting elements 142 of the respective side board 14 so as to form, in use, a shape connection. According to the example shown in the figures, each supporting wall 18 has a housing 181
11 which faces, in use, the respective side board 14. Each side board 14 has a C shaped projecting elements 142, which are housed, in use, inside the respective housing 181. By so doing, it is guarantee a high mechanical strength of each supporting wall 18 and of the waste bin-carrying framework 8.
In figures 4 and 5, number 108 indicates a different version of the waste bin-carrying framework shown in figures 2 and 3. Figures 4 and 5 show an assembly consisting of waste bins R' and a waste bin-carrying framework 108 having a different format from the one shown in figures 2 and 3. In particular, the waste bin-carrying framework 108 is configured to suit to a compartment (not shown) having a smaller width than the compartment 2.
The components shown in figures 4 and 5 are substantially the same as the ones shown in figures 2 and 3; therefore, the same components are considers as included in the framework 108 without having to discuss them again and they also keep the same numbers. On the other hand, those components that are similar, but have different sizes keep the same numbers, but in the order of hundreds.
In particular, figures 4 and 5 show that the waste bin-carrying framework 108 has cross bars 1151, 11511 with smaller sizes than the cross bars 151 and 1511 of the framework 8. The supporting walls 1181 and 11811 have
In figures 4 and 5, number 108 indicates a different version of the waste bin-carrying framework shown in figures 2 and 3. Figures 4 and 5 show an assembly consisting of waste bins R' and a waste bin-carrying framework 108 having a different format from the one shown in figures 2 and 3. In particular, the waste bin-carrying framework 108 is configured to suit to a compartment (not shown) having a smaller width than the compartment 2.
The components shown in figures 4 and 5 are substantially the same as the ones shown in figures 2 and 3; therefore, the same components are considers as included in the framework 108 without having to discuss them again and they also keep the same numbers. On the other hand, those components that are similar, but have different sizes keep the same numbers, but in the order of hundreds.
In particular, figures 4 and 5 show that the waste bin-carrying framework 108 has cross bars 1151, 11511 with smaller sizes than the cross bars 151 and 1511 of the framework 8. The supporting walls 1181 and 11811 have
12 smaller sizes than the walls 181 and 1811 of the framework 8, as well. On the other hand, the abutment walls 14 and the brackets 10 are substantially equal.
Owing to the above, the waste bin-carrying framework 8, 108 can easily adjust to compartments 2 with different widths or can accommodate waste bins R, R' with different sizes by simply changing some components (in particular, the cross bars 15 and/or the supporting walls 18).
Furthermore, in figures 7 and 8 with 218 and 318, respectively, are indicated respective versions of the supporting wall 18.
Owing to the above, the side boards 14 and the brackets 10 can be used to build a wide range of waste bin-carrying frameworks 8 and can be produced in large numbers, thus permitting economies of scale in the production.
Furthermore, the fact that the side boards 14 and the supporting walls 18, 118, 218, 318 are made of a polymer material reduces manufacturing times and costs.
Furthermore, the fact that the side boards 14 and the supporting walls 18, 118, 218, 318 are made of a polymer material reduces transportation weights and costs.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8, 108 of the type described above further allows users to maximize containing spaces, as the space take up by the brackets 10, namely by the cases 11 and the guides 12, is used to support the
Owing to the above, the waste bin-carrying framework 8, 108 can easily adjust to compartments 2 with different widths or can accommodate waste bins R, R' with different sizes by simply changing some components (in particular, the cross bars 15 and/or the supporting walls 18).
Furthermore, in figures 7 and 8 with 218 and 318, respectively, are indicated respective versions of the supporting wall 18.
Owing to the above, the side boards 14 and the brackets 10 can be used to build a wide range of waste bin-carrying frameworks 8 and can be produced in large numbers, thus permitting economies of scale in the production.
Furthermore, the fact that the side boards 14 and the supporting walls 18, 118, 218, 318 are made of a polymer material reduces manufacturing times and costs.
Furthermore, the fact that the side boards 14 and the supporting walls 18, 118, 218, 318 are made of a polymer material reduces transportation weights and costs.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8, 108 of the type described above further allows users to maximize containing spaces, as the space take up by the brackets 10, namely by the cases 11 and the guides 12, is used to support the
13 respective side boards 14.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8, 108 of the type described above further allows users to simply adjust the sizes of the frame 9, 109, in particular the width, if necessary even upon installation thereof.
The waste bin-carrying framework 8, 108 of the type described above further allows users to simply adjust the sizes of the frame 9, 109, in particular the width, if necessary even upon installation thereof.
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PROPERTY OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A waste bin-carrying framework, in particular for waste bins, configured to be installed inside a compartment of a cabinet; the waste bin-carrying framework comprising a frame, which is configured to house one or more waste bins;
and one or more connection elements, in particular brackets, which, in use, connect the frame to a respective side wall of a cabinet and allow said frame and said side wall to move relative to one another; wherein each connection element is configured to support, in use, a door of said compartment of the cabinet ; each connection element comprising, in turn:
- a guide, which is configured to be fixed, in use, to a respective side wall of said cabinet; and - a case, which is mounted on the guide;
wherein said frame comprises, in turn, one or more side boards made of a polymer material; wherein each side boards is connected to a respective case .
and one or more connection elements, in particular brackets, which, in use, connect the frame to a respective side wall of a cabinet and allow said frame and said side wall to move relative to one another; wherein each connection element is configured to support, in use, a door of said compartment of the cabinet ; each connection element comprising, in turn:
- a guide, which is configured to be fixed, in use, to a respective side wall of said cabinet; and - a case, which is mounted on the guide;
wherein said frame comprises, in turn, one or more side boards made of a polymer material; wherein each side boards is connected to a respective case .
2. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 1, wherein each side boards is made in a single piece.
3. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 1, wherein each case is fitted around the respective guide and has a horizontal flat surface; each side board being connected to a respective horizontal flat surface of the case.
4. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 1, wherein said frame comprises a first and a second side boards as well as a first and a second cross bars; wherein each cross bar connects said first and second side boards to one another.
5. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 4, wherein the cross bars are made of a metal material.
6. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 4, wherein each cross bar is chosen within a group of cross bars having different dimensions.
7. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 4, wherein said side boards and said cross bars are connected to one another by means of releasable means, in particular screws.
8. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 1 and comprising a supporting wall, which projects crosswise from a respective side board towards the inside of the frame; wherein each supporting wall is configured to create, in use, a shape coupling or an interlocking with a respective portion of a trash waste bin to be supported;
wherein said supporting wall is made of a polymer material.
wherein said supporting wall is made of a polymer material.
9. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 8, wherein each supporting wall is chosen within a group of supporting walls having different dimensions.
10. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 8, wherein each supporting wall masks the connection between the corresponding side board and the respective connection element.
11. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 1, wherein each side board has an external surface which is flat; each external surface being visible, in use, when the door is in the opening position; each external surface being parallel to and overlooks the respective side wall.
12. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 8, wherein each side board comprises projecting elements which project, in use, toward the respective supporting wall; each supporting wall having a housing which houses, in use, said projecting elements.
13. A waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 12, wherein said projecting elements are C shaped.
14. A drawer comprising a waste bin-carrying framework according to claim 1.
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