CH243364A - Box for skis. - Google Patents

Description

  

      Box for skis. The object of the present invention is a box for skis, characterized in that it presents means for -maintaining in place inside it a pair of skis as well as a pair of poles, the box pre-assembled., IA in addition at least one handle and a lock for closing its cover.



       The appended drawing represents, by way of example, a drilling id'egecution @du safe which is the subject of the invention.



       Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the closed safe. <B> Mg. </B> 2 shows the trunk open, seen from above.



  The chest shown is: made up of a single elongated parallelepiped box 1, one of the large faces 2 of which is hinged! and constitutes the trunk lid. Inside 8 of the safe -are disposed @ s two headers 4 placed transversely to the length of the safe. These easels 4 can be of adjustable position.

   Each easel 4 presents, above its. slice facing the lid 2,

         three grooves 5 paradléles the length of the trunk. The extreme grooves are intended to receive the -two skis of a pair of skis. These come to fit together by their edge in said grooves,

          as seen in fig. 2. The grooves 5 in the center are intended to receive the two sticks, as also shown in fvg. 2.

   Two clamps 6, pivoted along one; of the edges! Of the boot, are: intended to be folded down on skis and poles once they are in place, in order to keep them in position in the boot .

   These clamps 6 are ides. elastic elements kept folded: when cover 2 is closed.



  On the middle of one side is arranged a handle 7, while two other handles 8 are arranged. on each - small faces at the end and are used. when the safe must be transported by @dPux people.

   The .cover is moreover.muni id'une lock 9 for locking the safe with key.



  The box shown and described therefore allows easy transport of a pair of skis and poles and also allows to leave said skis in .deposit without risking -de seeing them used by: other people.



       In another form @ of execâo @ n, the interior -du trunk could also include means for protecting: the ski tips and preventing them from losing their curved shape.

 

Claims (1)

CLAIM Box for skis, characterized in that it presents means for keeping in place inside it a pair of skis as well as a pair of poles, the box further presenting to the monk a handle and a lock for closing its cover. SUB-CLAIMS 1. Safe according to claim, characterized in that it. is constituted by an elongated parallelepipedic box doint one of the large faces is hinged and constitutes the cover: of the trunk. 2. Chest according to the claim: n 1, characterized in that: its interior are arranged two easels placed transversely to the length of the chest, each .horse present, on its edge turned to the side of the cover, three grooves parallel to the length of the trunk, the extreme grooves; . being intended to receive the two skis, of a pair, while the grooves. central, are intended for. receive the sticks. 3. Safe according to sub-claim 2, characterized in that said easels are capable of being adjusted in position in the safe. 4. Box according to the sub-: Claim 2, characterized in that @two clamping flanges are pivoted along one of the edges: of the box and are intended to be folded down. on -skis and poles once these are in place. 5. Chest .According to claim, .characterized in that a handle is -disposed on the -middle of the cover. 6. Box according to, sub-claim 5, characterized in that two other handles are arranged on each of the two small end -d'exface sides of the box. 7. Box according to sub-claim 4, characterized in that it also has, at its interior, means making it possible to protect the ski tips and preventing them from losing their curved shape.