CH708293B1 - Container for transporting and storing firewood. - Google Patents

Abstract

A container for transporting and storing firewood comprises a closed frame, which is open at the front and rear, with a bottom area, a lid area and two side areas, in which closed frame the firewood can be inserted. The bottom portion, the lid portion and the two side portions are made of sturdy members formed of a combustible material and bonded together such that the container is stackable with another container, the members comprising a front frame member (6) and a rear frame member Frame part (7) are formed, and wherein each frame part (6, 7) of a lower longitudinal profile (8), an upper longitudinal profile (9) and two lateral longitudinal profiles (10), and the front frame part (6) and the rear frame part (7) via lower transverse profiles (11) and upper transverse profiles (12) are interconnected. The container is characterized in that the two lateral longitudinal profiles (10) of the front frame part (6) and the rear frame part (7) of four-edged wooden slats (10) are formed and the lower longitudinal profiles (8), the upper longitudinal profiles (9) and the transverse profiles (11, 12) are formed from round profiles (8 ", 9", 11 ", 12").

Description

Description: The present invention relates to a container for transporting and storing firewood, in particular chemine wood, comprising a closed frame which is open at the front and rear, with a bottom portion, a lid portion and two side portions, in which closed frame the firewood can be inserted.

Such containers are known in many ways. In many cases serve such containers for the transport of chemine wood, the wood is picked up in a central warehouse, placed in the container, brought to the fireplace or fireplace and stored in the vicinity of the fireplace in a storage container.

Such Chemineeholz can also be purchased in handy quantities and packaged, as wrapping this wrapper serve, but there are also bags or nets used in which the firewood is packed, the firewood can also be obtained in bundled form and is For this purpose tied with appropriate strings or ribbons. All these types of packaging serve to transport the firewood in a simple manner, but for storage, for example, next to the fireplace, the firewood has to be re-stacked in a separate container.

It is also known to accommodate firewood in packaging, which packages are formed of a combustible material, which can then be burned easily in the Cheminee environmentally friendly. Such packages are known, for example, from the document EP 1 582 473 A1 or from the document EP 1 201 732 A2, wherein in the latter the container together with the packaging element are burned as a whole in the cheminee.

All of these containers for chemine wood described above are either suitable to transport the wood or the wood for storage, for example, in addition to the Chemineeofen accommodate. It is thus necessary that the fuel wood from the transport container must be transferred to a storage container, which on the one hand is complex and on the other hand requires more containers.

The object of the present invention is therefore to provide a container for transporting and storing firewood, which does not have the disadvantages mentioned above and which is particularly suitable for the fact that the wood transported in this container as well as next to the fireplace can be stored, the container should thus meet the appropriate aesthetic requirements. In addition, the container should be easy to manufacture. Furthermore, this container should, if it is no longer needed, can be disposed of in a simple and environmentally friendly way.

According to the invention, this object is achieved by a container according to claim 1.

With such a container, the firewood can be picked up, for example, from a central warehouse, the firewood can be placed in this container, the container with the inserted firewood can be placed, for example, in the vicinity of the Cheminees. It is readily possible to stack such containers. The chemine wood can be removed from the respective container. For example, if a container is empty, it can be refilled. But it is also conceivable that the container is disassembled and also burned in Cheminee. Such a trained container can be made very simple and inexpensive, which also also fully meets the aesthetic requirements and results in a simple structure.

An advantageous embodiment of the invention is that the combustible material, from which the floor area, the lid area and the two side areas forming stable elements are made of wood. On the one hand, the container can be produced inexpensively, on the other hand, the container can be disassembled after use in a simple manner and burn environmentally friendly in Cheminee, which also provides additional heat energy.

A simple manufacture of a container is achieved in that holes are mounted in the lateral longitudinal profiles, in which the end portions of the round profiles are inserted and held.

A further advantageous embodiment of the invention is that in the container, a receiving element is mounted, in which matches and / or Anzündhilfen are accommodated. This ensures that matches and / or primer are always housed in the right place.

Advantageous embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail in FIGS. 14 to 17. Figs. 1 to 13 show other containers.

[0013] FIG.

Fig. 1 in a spatial representation of a first embodiment of a container for firewood;

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the container according to FIG. 1; FIG.

FIG. 3 shows a spatial representation of the container according to FIG. 1 with filled firewood; FIG.

Fig. 4 is a view of several containers for firewood according to FIG. 1, in the stacked state and filled with

Firewood;

Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the stacked containers according to Fig. 4;

Fig. 6 in a spatial representation of another embodiment of a container for firewood;

FIG. 7 shows a detail view of the handle arrangement for the container according to FIG. 6; FIG.

8 shows a spatial representation of the container according to FIG. 6, filled with firewood;

9 shows a view of containers according to FIG. 6 in the stacked state, filled with firewood;

10 shows a three-dimensional representation of the containers according to FIG. 9 in the stacked state and filled with firewood;

11 shows a spatial view of another embodiment of a container for firewood;

FIG. 12 shows a spatial representation of the container according to FIG. 11, filled with firewood; FIG.

13 in a spatial representation container according to FIG. 11 in the stacked state, filled with firewood;

FIG. 14 a spatial representation of an embodiment of a container according to the invention for firewood; FIG.

FIG. 15 shows a spatial representation of the container according to FIG. 14, filled with firewood; FIG.

16 in a spatial representation container according to FIG. 14 in a stacked state, filled with firewood; and

Fig. 17 in a spatial representation container according to FIG. 14 in another stacked state, filled with

Firewood.

As can be seen from Fig. 1, the container 1 for transporting and storing of firewood comprises a bottom portion 2, a lid portion 3 and two side portions 4, through which a closed frame 5 is formed, which is open at the front and rear. The bottom area 2, the lid area 3 and the two side areas 4 are formed by wooden profiles. In this case, a front frame part 6 and a rear frame part 7 are each formed from a lower longitudinal profile 8, an upper longitudinal profile 9 and two lateral longitudinal profiles 10. The front frame part 6 and the rear frame part 7 are connected to each other via two lower transverse profiles 11, which are respectively attached to side regions of the lower longitudinal profiles 8, and an upper transverse profile 12, which is mounted in the middle region of the upper longitudinal profiles 9. Lower longitudinal profiles 8, upper longitudinal profiles 9, lateral longitudinal profiles 10, lower transverse profiles 11 and the upper transverse profile 12 form as stable elements the closed frame 5, which serves as a container of firewood, and which, as will be seen later, can also be stacked. All of these profiles, by which the closed frame 5 is formed, can be made of so-called four-edged wooden slats 8 ', 9', 10 ', 11', 12 ', whereby a cost-effective production form can be achieved.

As can be seen from Fig. 2, the connection between the two upper slats 9 'and the upper crossbar 12' and the two lower slats 8 'and the two lower transverse slats 11' may be formed as a tongue and groove connection. Here, the spring 13 can be mounted on the front side of the lower crossbars 11 'and on the upper crossbar 12', the groove 14 is milled longitudinally in the upper slats 9 'and the lower slats 8', spring 13 and groove 14 can thus in be glued easily. 2, the spring 13 is respectively mounted on the inside of the respective lower crossbar 11 'and the upper crossbar 12', the groove 14 is in each case in the middle of the respective upper slats 9 'and lower slats 8'. attached, in the assembled state thus are the lower crossbars 11 'and the upper crossbar 12' on the front frame part 6 and the rear frame part 7 each before something, which results in stacking additional stability.

Fig. 3 shows the container 1 according to FIGS. 1 and 2, which is filled with firewood 15. The individual cut wooden logs 16 can be inserted from the front or from behind into the closed frame 5. The thus housed in container 1 logs 16 can be transported with this container 1, but they can also be stored in this container 1, to carry this container 1, the upper crossbar 12 ', which serves as a carrying handle 20, are embraced.

As can be seen from Figs. 4 and 5, these containers 1 can be side by side and face each other, this can be done in a firewood storage, these containers, filled with firewood, but can also be arranged, for example, in living rooms next Cheminees be, by such an arrangement of containers with firewood even a division of space can be built, aesthetically, these containers meet the appropriate requirements.

It is also readily conceivable that the firewood can be purchased packed in such container, it is conceivable that empty containers can be returned to the outlets and refilled with firewood, but it is also conceivable that such Container decomposed after complete emptying and in turn can be burned in Cheminee, which can be done without burdening the environment in addition, rather additional heat energy is thereby obtained.

From Fig. 6, a further embodiment of a container 1 for transporting and storing firewood can be seen. Here, the closed frame 5 is formed by a bottom board 17, a cover board 18 and two side boards 19. The closed frame 5 is again obtained by gluing the individual boards together with spring-groove connections. This closed frame 5 is in turn open at the front and rear, so that even here firewood can be inserted easily. On the cover board 18, a carrying handle 20 is disposed on the bottom board 17 is a recess 21 is mounted, the juxtaposition of two such container 1 reaches the carrying handle 20 into the recess 21 of the upper container, the stability of successive container is thus guaranteed.

Fig. 7 shows the cover board 18, in which the carrying handle 20 is inserted. In this case, two through openings 22 are mounted in the cover board 18, through which openings 22, for example, a cable 23 is guided, so that this cable 23 forms a loop at the top of the cover board 18. To hold this loop in the cover board 18 23 retaining pins 24 may be placed at the ends of this rope, which consist for example of wood, and which can be glued to the rope.

Fig. 8 shows the container 1 according to FIG. 6, filled with firewood 15, which in turn consists of cut logs 16.

9 and 10 show a plurality of containers 1 according to FIGS. 6 to 8, which can be placed side by side and on top of each other, and in which the firewood 15 can be accommodated.

As in the previous embodiment of the container shown here can be used in the same way, for transporting firewood, for storing firewood at any location, here too, the container can be refilled, for example, after emptying, again, the container, if This is desirable to be disposed of by burning in an optimal manner.

Fig. 11 shows a further embodiment example of a container 1, this consists, as the embodiment according to FIG. 6, of a bottom board 17, a cover board 18 and two side boards 19 formed closed frame 5. These boards are in an identical manner as in previous embodiment glued together. Of course, however, other suitable connection options are conceivable. The carrying handle 20, which is arranged in the cover board 18, consists of two juxtaposed, continuous slot-shaped recesses 25, between which a web 26 is formed, which can serve as a carrying handle 20.

As can be seen in FIGS. 12 and 13, these embodiments of containers 1 can be filled with firewood 15, according to the previously described embodiments, the container can be placed side by side and on top of each other, even with this embodiment, the firewood be easily transported and stored. Again, the container can either be refilled after emptying or burned with the firewood in Cheminee without an additional environmental impact takes place.

Of course, it is also conceivable to perform the connections between the individual pieces of wood to form the container in a suitable manner other than by tongue and groove joints and by gluing. For example, could be used as connecting elements and pins or hardwood screws formed.

An embodiment of an inventive container for firewood is shown in Figs. 14 to 17. As shown in Fig. 14, as shown in Fig. 1, the container 1 for transporting and storing firewood again comprises a bottom portion, a lid portion, and two side portions through which the closed frame is formed, front and rear is open. The floor area, the lid area and the two side areas are again formed by wooden profiles. The front frame part 6 and the rear frame part 7 in turn each consist of a lower longitudinal profile 8, an upper longitudinal profile 9 and two lateral longitudinal profiles 10. The front frame part 6 and the rear frame part 7 are respectively over the two lower Ouerprofile 11 and the two upper Ouerprofile 12, whereby the closed frame 5 is formed, which serves as a container of firewood, and which, as will be seen later, can also be stacked. The lateral longitudinal profiles 10 of the front frame part 6 and the rear frame part 7 are formed from four-edged wooden slats 10 "The lower longitudinal profiles 8, the upper longitudinal profiles 9, the lower outer profiles 11 and the upper outer profiles 12 are made of round profiles 8", 9 ", 11 "and 12" made of wood.

To connect the individual elements that form the container, 10 "corresponding holes 27 are mounted in the four-edged wooden slats, in which the respective end portions of the round profiles 8", 9 ", 11" and 12 "can be inserted and held. The holding can be achieved by gluing, but it would also be conceivable that the holding can be achieved by means of so-called press fits, and other known and suitable possibilities are also conceivable.

Fig. 15 shows the container 1 according to FIG. 14, which is filled with firewood 15. The individual cut wood logs 16 can in turn be inserted from the front or from behind into the closed frame 5. The thus accommodated in container 1 logs 16 can be transported with this container 1, but they can also be stored in this container 1, for carrying this container 1, the upper round profiles 12 "can be used.

As can also be seen from Fig. 15, a receptacle 28 is additionally housed in the container 1, which may have the shape of a box. In this box, also made of combustible material

Claims (4)

is prepared, for example, wood or cardboard, for example, matches can be accommodated, in addition, can be housed in this box still igniting aids. As a result, when one is in possession of such a container, a fire can be kindled at any time and autonomously in each hearth. In addition, in addition to the firewood and the receptacle 28 additionally small decomposed wood 29 can be accommodated in such a container, which can additionally facilitate the firing of a fire. Of course, these elements can also be used in the previously described embodiments of containers in this. As is apparent from Fig. 16, these containers 1 can be placed side by side and on top of each other. In Fig. 17 it is shown that these containers 1 can also be placed horizontally next to each other and each other. Also with this embodiment, thus, the firewood can be easily transported and stored. Again, the container can either be refilled after emptying or burned with the firewood in Cheminee without an additional environmental impact takes place. With these containers, as described above, firewood can be easily transported and stored. The storage or storage of the firewood can be done anywhere, in particular it is possible to place these containers filled with firewood, even in residential premises next to the Cheminees side by side and each other, since the corresponding aesthetic requirements are fully met, such containers can be reused, these containers but are also suitable to be disassembled after use and burned in the Cheminee, an additional environmental impact does not occur. claims A container for transporting and storing firewood (15), comprising a closed frame (5) open at the front and rear, having a bottom portion (2), a lid portion (3) and two side portions (4) in which are closed Frame (5) the firewood (15) is insertable, wherein the bottom portion (2), the lid portion (3) and the two side portions (4) are formed of stable elements, which are made of a combustible material interconnected, such that the container is stackable with another container, the elements being formed of a front frame part (6) and a rear frame part (7), and each frame part (6, 7) consisting of a lower longitudinal profile (8), an upper longitudinal profile ( 9) and two lateral longitudinal profiles (10); and the front frame part (6) and the rear frame part (7) are interconnected by lower transverse profiles (11) and upper transverse profiles (12), characterized in that the two lateral longitudinal profiles (10) of the front frame part (6) and the rear one Frame part (7) of four-edged wooden slats (10 ") are formed and the lower longitudinal profiles (8), the upper longitudinal profiles (9) and the cross sections (11, 12) of round profiles (8", 9 ", 11", 12 ") are formed. A container according to claim 1, wherein the combustible material constituting the stable members constituting the bottom portion (2), the lid portion (3) and the two side portions (4) is wood. 3. A container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein in the lateral longitudinal profiles (10) bores (27) are mounted, in which the end portions of the round profiles (8 ", 9", 11 ", 12") are inserted and held. 4. Container according to one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a receiving element (28) is mounted, in which matches and / or Anzündhilfen are accommodated.