DE1429689A1 - Shelf with combinable compartments - Google Patents

Description

.1Λ29689

Jakob St u c Jci in W i 1 (Dt "Gallen, Switzerland)

Shelf with combinable compartments

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claimed iy62-in Switzerland from b _e October: Start of Patent Duration:

The invention is a single- or double-sided combinable shelf for storage, archives od _or the like. With height adjustable shelf arranged in a set of different lengths and at any distance, -iarallel to the side walls extending intermediate walls, also of different heights "'which-at the same time There are supports for additional shelves and the shelves are inserted in elongated rows of holes, which means that the shelves are square, rectangular, standing or lying, uniform in their type or mixed together and freely selected with completely different sizes at the same time, as well as with differently inclinable shelves, in the

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same frame can be arranged.

Shelves are known in which the "shelves with '·" * "* · are provided with' holes or cross-slots arranged in rows, into the partition walls by means of '

Pins or tongues can be inserted. There are also '· "-" " Proposals have been made to "aim at the 'professional'" " The floor should be designed in such a way that the partition walls used are not loaded by the overlying shelf and therefore can be easily replaced ". The partitions this training also have tongues on their upper edge for piercing a profile strip, but have so much play at the top that it is anchored off its bottom can be excavated and pulled out of the upper slots.

The invention creates an improvement and solves the problem set by the fact that the side and partition walls' are fitted with elongated holes "special shape for receiving ⁰ ""of the mounting rail !!" arranged in rows, on which "the shelves with a generally U-shaped, for heavy loads with a reehteckro'HräHniichem cross-section" rest 'and they'with the U-transverse

reach under the cut at the front and at the back with the wiiiE Ligen downward bend reach behind ^ whereby the in the elongated holes the shelf inserted and "." by. holding organs on "their

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the two L-shaped rails of different web heights connected to the underside of the shelf or the cover plate, form, leaving enough space from the upper edge of the partition wall to the shelf above, than to unhook the retaining elements attached to the lower edge of the partition walls from the slotted holes of the lower one Shelf is necessary "

According to a preferred embodiment, the retaining members of the partition walls consist of a hook and a pin on the lower edge of the partition wall, with the hook denoting the Reaches under the shelf in the fastening position o The rows of elongated holes in the side and partition walls are included arranged at a distance one behind the other, whereby they run either horizontally and vertically or at an angle to one another, depending on whether the shelves should lie horizontally or at an angle in the frame.

Further details are described in more detail below with reference to the drawing, but the invention is by no means intended remain limited to the examples shown. ·

Fig. 1 ;: shows a fully assembled shelf in a diagram. Fig. 2 shows a horizontal section through the representation in Fig. 1; * βΐ ^ Ιη partition under a long and a side;. attached shorter shelf part. Fig. B also shows an irtical section from the side with a container in one

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Part of the shelf. Fig. B shows a heavy-duty shelf with reinforcing ribs in the misshapen double bend at the front and support pins at the downward bend at the rear. 7 shows a side section through an unreinforced shelf. Fig. 8 would contain a support β in rare and Fig. 9 such a frontal view, Fig. 10 a lateral section of a liquid container, Fig. 11 a shelf with a front wall for bulk goods, Fig. 12 in cross section the part of a shelf with attached rail for the inscription, Fig. 13 in plan view and section of an inclined "shelf inserted into the shelf, which forms a container with the rear wall of the shelf, FIG. 14 shows a section through FIG. 13 along the line I - I, FIG. 15 likewise a vertical section through dieFig ₀ 14 according to the line II -.. II, dieFig 16 and IY show auxiliary partition walls for obliquely inserted shelf to form compartments with horizontal, uzm excessive filling, FIG _e 18 and 19 in plan view and end view of retaining pin en for attaching of the partition walls on the rear wall of the shelf, FIGS. 20-22 different designs of hole systems in the side and partition walls and FIGS. 23 and 24 support rails for this.

The side walls 1 of the standard racks consist of smooth inside panels, which are bent outwards in a U-shape at the front and rear edges. To open the rows of slots 3 and 4 arranged in the side walls to the outside

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the frame also outside to make all sides smooth, can be ₀ the upper conclusion of the frame forms a ceiling 13, which also is U-shaped bent at the front edge of the U-shaped bent-over edges of the side walls 1 cover plates are welded 27th

The bottom 37 of the frame is also bent into a U-shape on its front long side, but about 3 times higher than in the case of the ceiling 13 and thus forms a base. The other three sides of the base are bent downwards at an angle ₀

The elongated holes 3 and 4 in the side parts 1 and the partition walls 2 are arranged in two vertical rows, the elongated holes 3 in the front extending horizontally and the elongated holes 4 in the rear extending vertically, namely such that the lower part of each preferably circularly closed elongated hole 4 at the level of the center line of a previously, with it corresponding elongated hole 3 lies.

The one welded to the side walls 1 and the rear wall 22 The shelf 37 also has elongated holes 8, y which run parallel to the side walls 1 and are rectangular are formed and arranged in rows which run in the same direction as the rear wall 22, the holes 8 the front row of elongated holes around the path under which the hook pin reaches 16 are longer than the holes 9 of the second row of elongated holes located exactly behind them.

The holes b, 9 divide the distance between the side walls 1, i.e. the shelf width, into an even number of sections of regular width. On a shelf according to I. 1 7 pairs of holes are provided, the sections

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of one eighth of the full width each.

The holes 8, 9 are used to accommodate partitions 2, which have a hook 16 and a pin 17 on their lower edge 10 leading obliquely upwards in front of the hook, by means of which they are inserted into the holes S, 9 and thereby, be anchored that first the hook pin 16 in a Hole 8 is inserted and then around the hook-beak length is to be pushed backwards, only then the pin 17 can fall into a hole 9, whereby the partition 2 against horizontal change in position forwards or backwards and secured by the hook pin 16 also upwards * is.

To the intermediate walls 2 also anßer ceiling to fix 13, a gap .12 forming angle irons 14 are welded Ib of unequal ridge height on the underside of two. The walls 2, which are beveled at the upper edge 11 at the front and rear, are pushed into this gap from the side with the smaller angled iron leg 15 until they engage with the hook 16 and the pin 17 in the elongated holes 8 and 9 and can be fixed as explained above. The same angle irons are also welded to the shelf 6, which is described in more detail below. The angle irons do not need to fill the entire depth of the shelf, but can, as in Pig, for example. 7 am. Section through a shelf, also have interruptions so that they disintegrate into two or more parts of an angle iron 14 '. The gap 12 formed by the angle iron ', 14, Ib lies exactly above the elongated holes. 8, 9

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of the shelf or the inserted shelf 6.

J) The partition walls 2 ″, like the side walls 1, have These corresponding elongated holes 3 »4 on« For the assembly of a shelf partition walls are different Heights provided, the liegalhöhe being divided into equal sections by the elongated holes 3, 4 and the respective height of the partition walls is chosen equal to one of these sections or a multiple thereof.

In order to be able to divide the shelf by means of the shelves 6 in height and to be able to form compartments, support rails b are provided on which the shelves 6 rest. These support rails 5 are made of a double-cranked sheet metal strip, on the surface 18 of which two neck rivets 19 are provided on the side walls 1 or the intermediate walls 2, by means of which they are inserted into the elongated holes 3 »4. The spacing of the neck rivets from one another corresponds to the spacing of the elongated holes 3 from the elongated holes 4. The lower step part 18 of the support rails 5 has recesses at the front and rear , while the upper step has bevels and rounded corners at the front and rear.

The anterior neck rivet 19 is first inserted into the extension of the anterior Langlocheβ 3 and then the rear-lying neck rivet 19 s in the associated vertical slot during forward slide of the supporting rail 5 slide both Hals rivets from the extended part of the slots 3 or 4 in the narrow part and are thus secured against displacement in the vertical or longitudinal direction. - The shelves 6, the different lengths of which one or

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several eighths of the side Eegalteller according to Figo I. correspond,. Bind on their front side 30 in a U-shape and on

their back 7 and their Ta & feneeiten bent at right angles. A shelf, the fixed to the walls 1 or in. "! Prägschienea 5 are placed Soll ₉ is placed with its rear side 7 to the rail edge and pushed back until the rear site 7 via the rear and therefor rounded end of the Srageehieneniilnuntergleitet and In this position, the front 30 of the attic also has the 2? ragsohiene 5 jungriff and the shelf is “immovably fixed. In reverse, the shelf δ can be released from its anchoring.

In the case of load racks, the "PaohbtSden 6 gtmäee Mg" 6 have a double bend in dl®- U-shaped® | 0 -0inchw © ieet @ reinforcement rail 38 on u ^ d4n the downwardly curved long side 7 bind depending on the length of the? Aehb6dene . several! ragssapfen 39 welded _fl 41 $ into the vertically arranged and reohteskigen soles 23 of the rear wall 22 • in ££ eif eh and. Aufstüfeftem there.

Eia tone two sides on the same side ¥ «rw§ & äbar @ ®, not ge ~ A calculated double shelf is formed with a set of blessings.

•• 'fold ÜMZ ^ Hüökwand 2 £ -g & m & Bti fig »;; g _; aia soils _ 3T ₁ mmX Wän ^. de 1 # and ..- a. Beck® 13 are welded on, whereby the original rear wall 22 then acts as a mat wall.

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Jäer hole systems in the storage shelves and walls, square and rectangular smiles of various sizes and also can be formed mixed together, all of which come into contact with the filler walls are perfectly smooth and all set on a shelf Shedding parts without the use of screws and auxiliary tools are firmly fixed on all sides against change of position "

In ".Fig. B it is also shown how one or more containers can be pushed next to each other into such a compartment, the height and size of which fit into one compartment. The rear wall of this container 29 is slightly higher than its front and side walls so that it engages behind when pulling out and thus slightly hanging down "position on the overlying shelf 6 in the iT-shaped Doppelbieguhg 30, and thereby does not fall out.

On the front sides of the ceiling 13, the shelf 6 and the floor 37 holes 28 are arranged at half the distance from the smallest width of the side partitions. In these holes, by means of two split pins 34, pins or screws, lifting rails 35 can be inserted, the greatest length of which corresponds to the smallest lateral legal divider, thus, according to the example in FIG. 1, one eighth of the shelf width. As a result of the selected spacing of the holes 28 " ^: " the lettering rails on the upper or lower side of a compartment can always be arranged in such a way that the lettering is given in the lateral center of a compartment regardless of the shape and size of a compartment. " 11 shows a shelf, asx * an appropriate

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has welded front wall 32 * This "pool floor / forms with the 'Seiiien-- Partition walls between / which .er ©: is raised in <, a container which is used in particular for bulk goods ¹ -The ^: Height of the front wall is directed, naeii: the amount of ^{stored goods to be poured in, -, but it:} -presential one or more levels of the. · The height divider selected in walls 1 and 2 between the Loph pairs corresponds to i ■ - ■■ _.- - .. ... ... · ._-.- .. ■

In.Pig * 22 a: partition wall is shown, in connection with a similarly equipped partition · - ·; or side wall "offers the possibility of inserting a shelf at an inclined position" - here the long? ¹ ! ocher 3 '''and4''' are inclined to one another, with the Lochex 4l ^l \\ approximately the _: ■ ■ "- .. · have inclination angle in which; the. fixed shelf,. be-sollv inclined while the holes, the butt Heihe;.. ■> -... arc shaped trained-are "./ From J ¹ Ig. 22. Is. easy to see ^ like, a; Shelves, are excluded -must »-also-. At such, used in such side ^walls:; . ·; The frame formed is a subdivision; into compartments, analogous to "given above" ■ \ -v: ν -..- ,.; ■ ■ _- . · -.--. -: \;.;:. _: .;

In ■ the 'so far' described ■■ versions of the part, the bottom can only be adjusted in stages. The Ii --.- guren 2 © ünd- ^; 21 show Xochungen: in the side and # dividing -; _- ^ _ walls "3'V · ί'- or ./^" ^ 4 '' ^ the. A stepless Yersehiei? ^^ ■ * ien- ^ ulasBOn ^_5; It is equitable according to this. Training ^ f "possiblej the attics inclined forwards or backwards e ± nzu * ->

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are arranged that the end of a hole in the Height of the next following lies, with the punching semicircular are trained. The elongated holes 3% 4% that lead upwards from left to right in the drawing can be Of course, it can also be arranged in the opposite direction · The same effect will be achieved if the holes in the are inclined one row to the other or leaned away from it "

In this design of the partition walls 2 are frag-beeches 5 'used the slots in place of neck rivets 20 have. By nut bolts through the support ^ rails b 'or the rare or partition walls out they can be fixed in any desired position. Since with such a design of the side walls, these must be accessible to pass through the nut-ear hoods, the side covers 27 with the side walls 1 are not fades, but releasably connected

This is also necessary in the case of side walls which, according to Pig 21, have four rows of vertical slots combined into pairs. Here, the slots 3 "" 4 ^tt in each Heihenpaar offset from one another and here is dasEnde a arranged in a Heihenpaar slot equal to the following adjacent Schiitssee. The. Here Bur use coming Irageohiene 5 "has four holes 21 through which the mother hoods are guided. The spacing of the holes 21 corresponds to the spacing of the Sohliti "3% 4". .

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of the side walls 6 ″ and which forms a container 31 with the rear wall of the frame. This shelf is pushed with its cranks 36 arranged at the top of the side walls 6 ″ onto the sragachiae, not shown in the drawing. Slots 35 are arranged in the shelf b ^1, can be inserted into the intermediate aid walls 2. In order to prevent these walls from becoming laterally inherent, grooves 25 are arranged on their rear edge 26 which engage in a height-adjustable manner in the retaining pegs 24, which pass through slots 23 in the rear wall 22. The design of these retaining pegs 24 can be seen from lig * 18 and. ·.-._ ·:

B.i® slots 23 in dt * "show back wall £ 2 of the frame again in accordance with the subdivision mentioned several times the shelf and side or partition walls Distance on, --- ..,

Partition walls according to de? Fig »16 come for application» if a horizontally filled varnish is shown, it will be great, those according to fig. 17V when a faehgewünsolit becomes, excessive filling permitted »

The material provided for the erfindungsgeinase® frame is primarily metal, preferably sheet steel. But Bs is well within dft Srfitidung, euv manufacturing wood, plastic, Haltefabrlk & te as geloont® blatten _"f uS plaits and the like" su verwend © n ₉ Mar will choose zwVekmiiisig due material, -the ^ fürdi®; 44i ^ ewahrüng ^ i : #s % u '-Ifcgtra- ' y 4 * n good; most advantageous®3a | & | * :; '** ,;

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Claims (6)

HüflNT A Ή SP Hfl CHE s. : ■ le combinable shelf for warehouse, archive'od. Like. Mt height-adjustable shelves of different lengths and at any distance from each other, parallel to the side walls and also shelf-supporting partition walls of different heights, which can be used in rows of slots in the shelf, whereby kegal compartments of square, rectangular standing or lying shape of the most varied of sizes » Uniform in nature or all 'shapes and sizes mixed together, as well as with a shelf that can be continuously inclined downwards or upwards, characterized in that the side (1) and partition walls (2) are arranged in rows at regular intervals longitudinal holes (5 »4) facing each other are equipped for receiving support rails (5 ) on which 'the shelves (6) rest with a generally ^ U-shaped cross-section and engage behind them with their lower bar (7) and with the front (30) encompass, the in a known manner in the · elongated holes (^ J, 9) de The shelf (6) inserted and anchored by holding elements on their ünterkäh (10) partition walls (2) with their front and rear beveled upper edge (H) in a gap (12), the two L-shaped, with the bottom of the shelves (6) or the cover plate ("13) connected rails (14, 15} of different web heights. 909806/0217 2. Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the Retaining organs of the partition walls (2) from a hook (16) and a pin (17) on the lower edge (10) of the partition (2) "exist, the hook (16) the shelf (6) reaches under in the fastening position. " 3. Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the Elongated holes (3, 4) in the side (1) and partition walls (2) are arranged in two vertical rows, one behind the other, at a distance, with the elongated holes (3) of the το Γα ern row horizontal and those of the rear row (4) vertical get lost". 4 »Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the left and right usable support rails (5) for the attics (6 ) consist of a longitudinally cranked strip, the one on the side (IJ or partition walls (2) for attachment) position "coming legs" (Ib) of the tape two neck rivets (19) carries, which have the same distance from each other as the rows lying one behind the other, the elongated holes (3, 4). 5. Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the Side (1) and partition walls (2) two vertical, spaced one behind the other rows of sloping,. .Long holes (3 '* 4'), with the end of the respective • underneath the elongated hole at the level of the beginning of the next elongated hole . selected height fixed -, held .. would be ₈ the .by. the elongated holes ( 31 , 4 ') of the side (1) or »intermediate wall ^ (Z) .and slot β ... (20) of the support rails (b) are guided sin.d _e H29689 -Ib- 6. Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the side (1) and partition walls (2) have four rows of vertically extending elongated holes (3 ", 4"), the end of the elongated holes of two adjacent rows in Höhg »the beginning of Elongated holes (3 "» 4 ") of the adjacent row and the mounting rails (b") are held in place by nut screws at the selected height, which are inserted through the elongated holes (3 ", 4") of the side (1) or partition walls ( 2) and holes (21) in the mounting rail (i?! ^T ) are guided 7. Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the side (1) and partition walls (2) have two vertical rows of oblique elongated holes (3 "t 4") that are mutually aligned in Height direction are offset " 8 »shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the rear wall (22) comprises rows of vertically extending Langlöoher (23) and through this guided retaining pin (24) in grooves (2b) of the trailing edge (26) of Hilfsjswischönwänden 2- ⁽¹ -) intervene which are held in place by pins (I? ¹ ) and hooks (Ib ') on their lower edge (lü) in the! ach bottom {& ♦) and secure them against tilting to the side. 9 * Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the heavy-duty shelf (6) on its front long side inside the U-shaped double bend (30) one welded-in reinforcement »Ohiene (58) and on the rear long side (7) each Depending on the length of the shelf, one or more question pegs (39) • Ingeβanweiset which in the elongated holes (23) of the rear wall (22) protrude and support there 900806/0217 10 «, Hegal according to claim 1 and one of the following claims,
characterized in that the ¥ order edge. the control code (37) t- the ceiling (13) »and the attics (6) ,;
rows of holes (28) for receiving fastening elements (34) for labeling rails, with at least two holes falling due to the lateral Hegal subdivision and the distance of the holes from one another corresponding to half of the smallest lateral folding and the length of the labeling rails at most the extent of the ^ lateral Corresponds to the width of the smallest shelf compartment. at the . ...., for tfakoi »ST uc üi t her Tertrettjri 9Of ICf ^ / 021 1