CN110558740B - Shoe storage device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a shoe storage device, under the action of a guide part of the device, a layered shoe storage rack slides back and forth, and is easy to take out and put in shoes from the rear part by one hand like opening and closing a drawer, and the device has low manufacturing cost and simple and convenient installation. The shoe storage device comprises a guide part which is arranged on the clapboard and can move back and forth on the clapboard in a state of being arranged on the clapboard; the guide part is used for receiving the guide of the guide part, and the guide part can be used for receiving the guide of the guide part and simultaneously moving back and forth on the partition plate, and a base for placing the first carrying part of the first shoe is arranged on the partition plate; the base is obliquely arranged or can be obliquely arranged at a certain angle, and an inclined plate part of a second carrying part for placing a second shoe is provided above the base; and a connection support part for fixing the inclined plate part on the base or supporting the inclined plate part to be gathered.
Description
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a device for improving the storage of shoes, and more particularly, to a storage device for improving the storage of shoes by dividing a shoe storage space into two parts along a diagonal direction and putting shoes in the shoe storage space from the front and rear thereof.
Background
Generally, the height of the front part of the shoes is high, and the height of the rear part is low, so that the storage efficiency of the shoe cabinet is reduced due to the fact that a pair of shoes occupies a lot of space. The utility model (the name of the new model: height adjustable shoes storage rack, inventor: Zhao Yong Hao) with patent number 20-0474290 has been published in the past registered utility model gazette, which adopts the inclined plate to make it possible to store shoes through two layers.
The never fortunate utility model shoes storage rack is usually placed on the inside baffle of shoe cabinet, and not only the shoes of filling in behind can not see in the front, and will take out the shoes of back limit and must take out earlier the shoes of placing ahead earlier, then take out the shoes storage rack from the shoe cabinet and just can take out the shoes that are located the back limit, and its process is complicated and loaded down with trivial details.
Therefore, the shoes placed behind are often just stored, and it is not even known what shoes are placed behind. In addition, when holding articles such as bags and mobile phones, it is more difficult to take out shoes from the shoe chest and put them in the shoe storage rack again. In this case, it is very inconvenient to put the articles in the hand on the floor, take out the shoes, and pick up the articles on the floor.
According to the structure of the shoe chest, the shoe storage rack is not completely pulled out from the shoe chest, and the rear shoes can be taken out in a state of being fully pulled out forward, but in this case, in order to prevent the shoe storage rack from inclining forward, one hand is required to hold the shoe storage rack, and the other hand is required to take the shoes inside, which is very inconvenient.
In addition, when the shoe storage rack is pulled out forwards, the bottom of the shoe storage rack rubs against the partition plate, so that great noise is generated, and the problem of surface aging of the partition plate is caused.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a storage device for shoes, which can be used for easily taking out the inner space for storage by one hand.
The invention also aims to provide a shoe storage device which can not generate noise due to friction with a partition plate of a shoe cabinet and can not cause the partition plate to age.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a shoe storage device having a slide rail and a guide portion for guiding the slide rail, and having a relatively small number of parts with a simple structure.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a shoe storage device having a slide rail, which is easy to install.
[ MEANS FOR solving PROBLEMS ] to solve the problems
The invention relates to a shoe storage device, which is characterized in that a guide part which can be moved back and forth is arranged on a clapboard under the state that the shoe storage device is arranged on the clapboard; the shoe storage rack comprises a guide part, a base, an inclined plate part and a connecting and supporting part, wherein the guide part is used for receiving the guide of the guide part, the guided part can move back and forth on the partition board while being guided by the guide part, the base is provided with a first carrying part for placing a first shoe, the base is obliquely arranged or can be obliquely arranged at a certain angle, the inclined plate part is provided with a second carrying part for placing a second shoe, and the connecting and supporting part is used for fixing the inclined plate part on the base or can support the inclined plate part to be gathered.
The guide member may be desirable in that it has a clip body that can be inserted into an insertion groove of an end of the partition board and the guide portion formed on the clip body.
The clip body is formed by a lower elastic arm combined with the bottom of the clapboard, an upper elastic arm combined with the upper part of the clapboard and a connecting part connecting the upper elastic arm and the lower elastic arm, and the section of the clip body is presented
In the prior art, the connecting part is provided with small holes, and nails are driven into the partition board or are integrally fixed by inserting and injecting the nails.
The guiding part is preferably a T-shaped groove or a protrusion, and the guided part is preferably a T-shaped protrusion or a T-shaped groove.
The width of the guide part is narrower than that of the base, the length of the guide part is below 1/2 of the length of the base, the bottom of the back half part of the base is in contact with the surface of the partition plate, and a roller capable of moving back and forth is arranged.
The back half bottom of base leaves the interval and forms the gyro wheel mounting groove, the gyro wheel can be installed in the groove.
The base has the advantages that the bottom of the base is provided with a lock to prevent the guided part from falling off from the front side of the guided part, the tail end of the front side of the base is provided with a handle, and the tail end of the inner side of the second carrying part is provided with a block to support the heel of the second shoe.
The guide portion and the guided portion may be adapted to receive the second shoe received in the second receiving portion or to receive the second shoe in the second receiving portion, and the guide portion and the guided portion may be engaged with each other by being vertically attached to each other in a state that the center of gravity of the receiving rack and the first and second shoes is moved forward in a state that the shoe receiving rack is moved forward to the front side of the outer side of the partition plate, thereby forming a tilt preventing portion of the shoe receiving rack so that the shoe receiving rack is not tilted forward by its gravity.
[ Effect of the invention ]
According to the present invention, the guide part can slide the layered shoe storage shelf back and forth, and the shoes can be easily taken out and put in from the rear part of the shoe chest like opening and closing the drawer.
According to the present invention, when the layered shoe storage shelf is pulled forward, the guide member is stopped at the entrance of the shoe cabinet by the stopper erected at the tail portion so as not to fall off, and the guided portion is caught by the guide portion, so that the user can easily insert his/her hand into the storage shelf and easily take out the shoes inside while maintaining this state.
According to the present invention, the guide part can be minimized to reduce the material requirement for manufacturing.
According to the present invention, a shoe storage shelf that can move forward and backward can be manufactured using few parts.
According to the present invention, the shoe storage device is easily installed on the partition of the shoe chest.
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Figure 1 is an oblique view of the shoe storage device of the present invention,
figure 2 is an oblique view from the bottom of the shoe storage of figure 1,
figure 3 is an isolated oblique view of the shoe receiving device of figure 1,
figure 4 is an isolated oblique view from the bottom of the shoe storage of figure 1,
FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state where a guide part and a guided part are combined,
figure 6 is an oblique view of the shoe housing apparatus of the present invention mounted to a partition,
figure 7 is an oblique view of the layered shoe receiving rack of the shoe receiving device of figure 6 in a withdrawn state,
figure 8 is a side view illustrating the operation of the shoe-housing device,
fig. 9 is another enlarged side view of the shoe receiving device of the present invention.
Detailed Description
The preferred embodiments of the present invention are described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings.
Fig. 1 is an oblique view of a shoe storage device according to the present invention, fig. 2 is an oblique view of the shoe storage device of fig. 1 as viewed from the bottom, fig. 3 is an isolated oblique view of the shoe storage device of fig. 1, fig. 4 is an isolated oblique view of the shoe storage device of fig. 1 as viewed from the bottom, and fig. 5 is a front view of a state where a guide part and a guided part are coupled.
As shown in fig. 1 to 4, the shoe storage device (100) of the present invention comprises a guide member (110) mounted on a partition plate and having a guide part (112) that can be moved forward and backward, and a layered storage shelf (130) that moves forward and backward along with the guide part (112).
The guide member (110) disclosed in this embodiment has a slot (114) that is mountable to an end of the partition. The guide member (110) is advantageous in that it is composed of a clip body (113) having an insertion groove (114) into which an end of the partition can be inserted, and the guide portion is advantageous in that the guide portion (112) is above the clip body (113).
The guide (110) is advantageously narrower than the base (131) of the laminar housing rack (130) as described above and less than 1/2 of the base length. This embodiment shows the guide member (110) having a width of about 1/2 a of the base (131) and a length of about 1/4 a of the length of the base (131). The guide member (110) thus constructed can reduce the amount of material used for production, resulting in reduced product weight and reduced manufacturing unit price. The guide member (110) is also advantageous in that it has a width defined about 1/3-2/3 of the width of the base (131) and a length defined about 1/5-2/5 of the length of the base (131).
Of course, the guide member (110) may be determined according to the size of the base (131) according to actual conditions.
In addition, the guide part (112) arranged on the upper surface of the clamp body (113) adopts a T-shaped groove form. Since the guide part (112) is used for guiding the layered shoe storage rack (130) to move forward and backward, the layered shoe storage rack can be transformed into various types in practice.
The clip body (113) has a lower elastic arm (113a) coupled to the bottom of the partition, an upper elastic arm (113b) coupled to the upper portion of the partition, and a connection portion connecting the upper elastic arm (113b) and the lower elastic arm (113a)A portion (113c) having an advantage of cross-sectional representation
And (4) shaping.
The connecting portion (113c) has a hole for driving a nail into the partition.
Optionally, the nail (115) and the connecting portion (113c) are designed as an integral structure by an insert injection process.
However, the guide member (110) must be fixed to the partition plate by the elastic force of the upper elastic arm (113b) and the lower elastic arm (113a) without using the nail (115).
According to the actual situation, as the guide member (110), it is formed with the guide part from the upper surface
A character-shaped member. At this time, there is an advantage in that
The cross-sectional portion of the character-shaped member and the portion of the cross-sectional portion of the partition plate facing the mounting portion are provided with small holes for driving nails into the partition plate. At least 2 small holes are formed. According to the actual situation, the surface of the guide part (110) just jointed with the surface of the clapboard can be provided with an adhesive tape for adhering two pieces of facial tissue.
When the guide member (110) is used, the shoe storage device can be easily mounted on the partition plate.
The layered shoe storage rack (130) has a base (131), an inclined plate section (136), and a connection support section (139). Referring to fig. 5, the bottom of the base (131) has a guided portion (132) guided by the guide portion (112). The guided portion (132) is a T-shaped protrusion. The sections of the guided portion (132) and the guide portion (112) are engaged with each other. That is, the guided portion (132) has a T-shaped groove, and the guide portion (112) may form a T-shaped projection. The T-shaped protrusion (112) and the guided part (132) are vertically jointed, and the mutually clamped parts play the role of a preventing part, so that the problem that the layered shoe cabinet storage rack (130) moves towards the outer side of the clapboard, the shoe storage rack (130) moves outwards along with the gravity center of the shoes, and the shoe storage rack inclines is solved.
The guided portion 132 and the guide portion 112 serve to guide the layered shoe storage rack 130 to move forward and backward, and thus, various forms are possible. The inclination preventing part can be used for preventing the layered shoe storage rack from inclining forwards only when the shoes are stored in the back surface or when the layered shoe storage rack is fully drawn out for storing the shoes in the back surface.
The base (131) is preferably provided with a plurality of small holes (H) for weight reduction and ventilation. The base (131) is combined with the guiding part (112) through the guided part (132), receives the guiding of the guiding part (112), and can move back and forth on the clapboard of the shoe cabinet. The upper part of the base (131) is provided with a first carrying part (131a) for placing a first shoe.
In addition, a lock (133) for preventing the guided part (132) from falling off to the guide part (112) is installed on the lower surface of the rear end part of the base (131), and a handle (134) is arranged at the front end.
The inclined plate part (136) inclines towards the base (131) and provides a second loading part (136a) for placing a second shoe. The inner end of the second carrying part (136a) is provided with a block (137) to support the heel of the second shoe. The inclined plate portion (136) has a plurality of protrusions (J) in a transverse direction so that the shoe does not slide down. In addition, a handle (138) is provided near the front edge end of the inclined plate portion (136). The inclined plate section (136) is supported by the base (131) via a connecting section (139).
As can be seen from fig. 4, the rear half bottom surface of the base (131) is spaced to form roller mounting grooves (135). The roller 150 is installed in the installation groove 135. Shaft grooves (135a) into which the rollers can be inserted are formed at the upper and lower parts of the inner parts of both sides of the roller mounting groove (135) so that the rollers (150) can be inserted. Thus, the installation of the roller is very easy.
In the invention, the roller (150) is installed under the back half part of the base (131) and moves along the surface of the clapboard, so the guide component (110) can be made smaller while reducing noise. This is an important feature of the present invention.
Fig. 6 is an oblique view illustrating the shoe storing device according to the present invention mounted on a partition of a shoe chest, fig. 7 is an oblique view illustrating a state where a layered shoe storing shelf of the shoe storing device of fig. 6 is drawn out, and fig. 8 is a side view illustrating an operation process of the shoe storing device. The operation of the shoe storage device (100) will now be described with reference to fig. 1 to 5.
As shown in fig. 6 to 8, the guide part (110) is installed in a state of being inserted into the end of the partition (10), and a nail (115) is driven into the end of the partition (10) to prevent the guide member (110) from falling off from the partition (10). In this state, the guided portion (132) is attached in a state of being coupled to the guide portion (112) so that the layered shoe storage rack (130) can move in the front-rear direction (arrow direction of fig. 8).
As shown in the shoe storage rack (130) mounted on the lower partition (10) in fig. 8, in a state where the first mounting portion (131a) and the second mounting portion (136a) store shoes, the handle on the base (131) is grasped and pulled forward, and the layered shoe storage rack (130) moves forward as in the shoe storage device mounted on the upper partition in fig. 8. At this time, the guided portion (132) moves along with the guide of the guide portion (112), and the roller (150) rolls along the upper surface of the partition plate, so that the layered shoe storage rack smoothly moves forward. Thus, even if a hand is inserted into the layered shoe storage rack (130) in a state where the layered shoe storage rack is sufficiently pulled out forward, the guide portion (112) does not tilt forward of the guided portion (132), and therefore the layered shoe storage rack (130) does not tilt forward in the same state as the shoe storage device (100) attached to the upper layer partition plate (10) in fig. 8. In this state, after the shoes stored in the second loading part (136a) are taken out, other shoes are put in again, or the layered shoe storage rack (130) is temporarily empty, and then the layered shoe storage rack (130) is pushed into the shoe cabinet again.
That is, when the shoe storage device (100) of the present invention is used, the shoes (20) stored in the back side of the shoe storage rack (130) can be easily taken out and the shoes (20) can be easily stored in the shoe storage rack (130) by one hand.
Fig. 9 is another enlarged side view of the shoe receiving device of the present invention.
According to the specific situation, the inclined plate part (136) of the shoe storage rack (130) is installed in a form of being capable of gathering with the base (131) through the shaft-shaped connecting support part (139), and the angle of the inclined plate part (136) is required to be adjustable. In order to adjust the inclination angle of the inclined plate part (136), an elastic arm part (131a) is installed on the back surface of the base (131), a grid block protrusion (131b) is installed on the elastic arm part (131a), and a plurality of grid blocks (136a) are formed on the rear cylindrical surface of the inclined plate part (136) at intervals. In this case, the angle of the inclined plate portion (136) can be adjusted according to the type or form of the shoe.
Others are as previously described.
[ possibility of Industrial use ]
The present invention relates to a shoe storage device which can be easily mounted on a partition of a shoe cabinet to store shoes in a layered form, thereby having a possibility of production and use.
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10: separator 20: shoes with air-permeable layer
100: shoe storage device 110: guide member
112: the guide portion 113: clamp body
115: nail 130: shoe storage rack
131: the base 131 a: the first mounting part
132: guided portion 133: lock block
134. 138: handle 135: roller mounting groove
135 a: shaft groove 136: inclined plate part
136 a: second mounting portion 150: roller wheel
152: wheel axle
Claims (7)
1. A shoe storage device is characterized in that a guide member which can be moved back and forth is arranged on a partition plate under the state that the shoe storage device is arranged on the partition plate; and
the shoe rack is characterized in that the shoe rack is provided with a guided part guided by the guide member and can move back and forth on the partition plate while being guided by the guide member, a base for placing a first carrying part of a first shoe is arranged on the partition plate, the base is obliquely arranged, an inclined plate part for placing a second carrying part of a second shoe and a connecting and supporting part for fixing the inclined plate part on the base or supporting the inclined plate part to be gathered are arranged on the base, the guide member is composed of a lower elastic arm combined with the bottom of the partition plate, an upper elastic arm combined with the upper part of the partition plate and a connecting part connected with the upper elastic arm and the lower elastic arm, the cross section of the guide member is ㄷ -shaped, and small holes are designed on the connecting part to form nailing on the partition plate or form clamp nail integrated fixation in an insertion and ejection mode.
2. The shoe storage device of claim 1, wherein the guide member has a clip body of an insertion groove into which an end of the partition is inserted and a guide portion formed at an upper portion of the clip body.
3. The shoe housing device according to claim 1, wherein the guide portion is a T-shaped groove or protrusion, the guided portion is a T-shaped protrusion or groove, and the shoe housing device is guided by the guide portion to slide back and forth.
4. The shoe storage device of claim 1 wherein said guide member is narrower in width than said base and less than 1/2 of the base length,
the bottom of the rear half part of the base is in contact with the surface of the partition plate, and a roller capable of moving back and forth is arranged.
5. The shoe storage device of claim 1, wherein a roller mounting groove is formed at a bottom of a rear half portion of the base with a space, and a portion of the roller is inserted into the groove for mounting.
6. The shoe storage device of claim 1, wherein a lock is provided at a bottom of the base to prevent the guided portion from falling off from a front side of the guide portion, a handle is provided at a front end of the base, and a block is provided at an inner end of the second carrying portion to support a heel of the second shoe.
7. The shoe storage device according to claim 1, wherein when the second shoe stored in the second mounting portion is taken out or stored in the second mounting portion by the guide member and the guided portion, even if the center of gravity of the storage rack and the first and second shoes moves forward in a state where the shoe storage rack moves forward to the front side of the outer side of the partition plate, the shoe storage rack has a tilt prevention portion so as not to tilt forward by its gravity due to vertical contact and mutual engagement.
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