DE1068104B - - Google Patents

Description

For drying laundry in the room to be attached to the wall drying racks are known at which a number of telescopically extendable support rods are arranged around a vertical axis one below the other are. In another design, several such support rods are side by side on a plate stored, which, designed as a clamp, can be attached to a table top. Besides, one knows also umbrella-like frames in which a number of such support rods are hinged to a rotatable disc are, which in turn is rotatably mounted on a central, height-adjustable stand.

As far as it is a question of showing curtains, drapes and small carpets (bridges), a frame stand has been formed, the two upright columns of which are supported by a base plate and are connected to each other by a rod above, with both columns now directly as axes for several horizontal swiveling support rods are used, each of which is pushed onto the stand by one Bearing sleeve are worn. Since the support rods themselves should be at the same height, their bearing sleeves but if they are stacked on top of each other on the upright column, you have their adjacent bearings Areas each Z-shaped cranked twice and also the usable support rod length at right angles bent to the bearing web, so that the support rods of both groups parallel to the frame plane but can be pivoted outwards around the respective bearing column.

Finally, tumble dryers are also known in which a stand column in such a way is adjustable that it is with its upper end through a support plate against the ceiling of the room can be braced. The support rods are sleeve-shaped distributed over an arc of a circle Nozzle added. Several groups of support rods of this type are provided one above the other, which can be set at different heights in their distance from one another on the stand column, depending on the length of the items of laundry that are hung to dry on the support rails should.

Carpets that are ready for sale are usually stacked in a spread-out position in the shops. As a result of their considerable dimensions, such stacks require a lot of space, especially when several carpets are to be presented to the customer side by side to choose from. There if they are of considerable weight themselves, there are usually two salespeople for this activity required, which are heavily used in terms of strength.

Racks of the above types are, however, for the optional device for the optional
Display of hanging carpets and the like.

Applicant:

Willy Schneider,
Vorst, Post Schwenke (Westphalia)

Willy Schneider, Vorst, Post Schwenke (Westphalia), has been named as the inventor

Display of hanging carpets and the like not usable because of the storage and design of the support bars are not suitable for absorbing these loads.

According to the invention, a height-adjustable, preferably with an upper support plate Pillar-shaped stands with a number of horizontally pivotable stands that can be braced against the ceiling of the room Support rods assumed that the stand on both sides projecting transverse webs are stored. The invention consists in that two superimposed transverse webs with close to each other arranged storage points for the telescopically extendable and in the area of the storage points stiffened by struts bearing rods on the stand column of one on her movable, by means of Pin or the like. Holes arranged one above the other or the like are and have stops for the outermost goods support rod at their front ends. This design offers the advantage that all support rods are arranged in a fan shape next to one another on one side are, so that the suspended carpets due to the double storage of the support rods in two superimposed Storage locations such as the leaves of a book can be released for viewing. The design of the goods support rods itself offers the possibility that the carpets up to the immediate Can be brought near the support rod joint. The device also has the advantage that it is now housed in the corner of the sales room, taking up very little space can become what is of the utmost importance in view of the dimensions of such carpets, and that the carpets can hang in this way until they are finally sold. It affects

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Claims (2)

also the fact that the outward pivoting movement of the two outermost support rods is limited by stops, so that damage to the often valuable carpets by the adjacent room walls is excluded. The purchase decision of the customer can be made in this way in a much shorter time and without physical effort on the part of the seller The advantage to be appropriate that you can move this frame with the entire carpet load into the room, if at times unfavorable lighting conditions in the sales room let this be advisable. In the drawing, the subject matter of the invention is shown in an exemplary embodiment. Fig. 1 shows the stand set up in the room in view. Fig. 2 is a plan view. The upright column 1 made of tube has a base plate 2 and also over part of its height notches or holes 1 a and two transverse webs 3 of preferably angled cross-section, on which sleeves 3 a with wing nuts 3 b are provided to secure them at the desired height ascertain. At the edge of the transverse webs 3, the flattened ends 4ö of the horizontal goods support rods 4 are articulated by vertical bearing bolts 5. In the area of the bearing points, they have struts 4 b, which are also articulated at their flattened ends 4 a with bearing bolts 5 on the lower web 3. In addition, the tubular support rods 4 take on telescopically adjustable pipe sections 4 c in their interior. At the ends of the webs 3 a stop 3c is provided which limits the pivoting movement of the two outermost support rods 4 so that, when the frame is housed in the corner of a sales room, they do not touch the adjacent room walls and can thereby be damaged . Fig. 2 shows particularly clearly that if carpets are hung over the support rods 4, these can be pivoted equem like the leaves of a book, so that despite closely adjacent bearings, a large opening angle is created, which allows a good view of the carpet pattern through the Customers allowed. The selection and the sales activity is made much easier in this way, because the carpets can remain on their support rod from arrival until they are sold. In the interior of the stand column 1, an extension piece 6 with a support plate 7 is provided above, wol> egg the two parts 1 and 6 are in engagement here with a thread guide so that when the upper part is rotated by the handle 6 a, the bracing of the Stand against the ceiling can be done comfortably. Instead of this thread guide, a rack and pinion guide can be used so that the upper part 6 can be pushed against the ceiling by a pinion (not shown) attached to the lower part. In addition, it is indicated by dashed lines in Fig. 1 that the stand column 1 can also be provided with forwardly projecting foot 2a, which has rollers 2b, so that the entire device can be moved in the room if the lighting conditions temporarily deteriorate. The foot 2 a must of course have a sufficient width and run in the direction parallel to the central support rod (Fig. 2), d. H. so parallel to the bisector. At the back of the webs in Fig. 2 indicated by dashed carrier 3 d can be provided, if it is intended to attach the device to the wall of the room in a fixed or detachable manner. P a τ ι ·: κ τ a .ν; s i> η c c 11e: 1. Device for the optional display of hanging carpets and the like. In the form of a height-adjustable, preferably with an upper support plate can be braced against the ceiling of the room column-shaped stand with a number of horizontally pivotable support rods on the stand on both sides projecting Ouerstege are mounted, characterized in that two superimposed Ouerstege (3) is telescopically extendable and with closely juxtaposed bearings (5) for the regions of the bearing bodies (5) by struts (4 b) stiffened support rods (4) to the upright column (1 ) are held by a sliding on it, by means of a pin (3b) or the like. Holes (la) or the like each have the outermost goods support rod (4). 2. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that the stand column (1) is carried in a manner known per se by a foot (2 a) which has rollers (2b) and extends in the direction of the central support rod (4). Considered publications:
German utility model No. 1 698 875;
German patents No. Si3 448, 861 788:
British Patent Nos. 291 171, 445 594,
784; U.S. Patent Nos. 949 066, 1,525,461.
581 463, 2 204 880. 1 sheet of drawings ® 909 640/42 10.59