DE19960264A1 - Wire basket for dishwasher; has base part of crossed wires and side parts formed of vertical wires, with some wires bent forwards or back-wards at right angles to form holder pockets along basket - Google Patents

Abstract

The basket (3) has a base part (2) of crossed wires (1) and side parts formed of several approximately perpendicular second wires (5), which are fixed to a wire frame (8) at their top ends. Some wires (5a) forming the side walls are bent forwards or backwards at right angles half-way up with respect to the remaining wires (5b) to form holder pockets (6) along at least part of the basket length.

Description

The invention relates to a wire basket, in particular a dish basket for a dish dishwasher, the bottom part consisting of intersecting first wires and a plurality of ge at least approximately perpendicular second wires has formed side wall parts, the second wires with their the bottom part end facing away on a frame also made of wire are required.

Such a wire basket is known from EP-A-0 122 639. In this well-known Wire baskets are used to achieve good stackability of several baskets Side wall parts forming wire parts at an angle to one another according to the drinking glass principle aligned. The side walls themselves therefore do not need to be inclined led to allow stacking of several wire baskets. The side walls can rather run vertically, so that a full room use is given.

Such a wire basket as a pull-out drawer z. B. for a kitchen cabinet or used as a crockery basket for a dishwasher, then in the Basket brought in, fragile parts such. B. glasses, gesi accordingly be secured so that they do not pass through when the wire basket is moved back and forth Overturning can be damaged.

The invention has for its object a wire basket of the type described NEN type in a simple manner so that parts prone to destruction are securely held in the wire basket.

The object is achieved according to the invention in that the the second wires forming the side wall parts are individual wires opposite to those through the remaining wires formed sidewall level to form receiving pockets are advanced or set back at least over part of their length. Through one Individual pockets are formed in front of or backward of individual wires which the parts susceptible to destruction can be inserted so that they translate ral movements of the wire basket are protected against falling over. With the invention is a wire basket of the type described in a simple manner formed that parts susceptible to destruction are securely held in the wire basket.

The stability of the parts placed in the wire basket can still be achieved improve that individual wires in the area facing the frame against forward or backward over the side wall plane formed by the remaining wires are cranked. By such an offset compared to the bottom part the corresponding wires will be an inclination of the parts to be used is sufficient, whereby their position in the wire basket is further stabilized.

The stability can be increased even further in that the cranking point is about halfway up the wires and the bottom part is at least in the range of each because the receiving pocket is inclined towards it. In addition to the With such a design of the wire basket, inclination becomes a magnification ßerung of the contact surface of the parts achieved on the bottom part, thereby maintaining the Parts is improved.

Since in a wire basket, especially in a crockery basket, usually several parts are the same cher size are inserted, it is advantageous if the front or back Wires or the wires that are cranked back and forth at regular intervals different. This creates pockets of the same size. As special  It has proven to be advantageous to skim off every third wire or to advance or close it reset.

Based on an embodiment shown in the drawing, the invention explained in more detail below. It shows

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a portion of a wire basket and

Fig. 2 shows a wire basket in a section along the line II-II in FIG. 1.

With 1 intersecting and the bottom part 2 of a wire basket 3 forming first wires are designated. The side wall parts 4 of the wire basket 3 are formed by at least approximately perpendicular second wires 5 . With their ends facing away from the base part 2 , the second wires 5 are fastened to a wire forming an upper frame 8 of the wire basket. The first and second wires 1 and 5 can each be parts of a continuous one-piece wire.

Forming from the side wall parts 4 second wires 5 are at least individual in a side wall part 4 wires 5 a with respect to the remaining wires 5 of the side wall portion 4b bent to the outside of this wall part out at approximately half the height of the side wall part. 4 As a result, laterally limited to receiving pockets 6 are formed by the bend wire 5 a lying adjacent to each bend wire 5 b not bend. The parts to be inserted into the wire basket 3 can be placed in these receiving pockets 6 . In these receiving pockets 6 , the parts are then secured against falling over when the wire basket 3 is moved back and forth.

In the area towards the side wall part 4 , the bottom part 2 extends towards the side wall part 4. This can be a part to be introduced into the wire basket 3 , for. B. a glass 7 , only in an inclined position in the wire basket 3 . In this way, a stable position is achieved for the glass 7 in all directions. As mentioned above, the glass is secured against the back and forth movements of the wire basket 3 by its position in the respective receiving pocket 6 . The glass 7 is protected against the forces which are transverse to the forces acting in the direction of the back and forth movement of the wire basket 3 by its inclined position caused by the inclination of the base part 2 .

By the above-described advancement or resetting of individual wires 5 a, 5 b and the receiving pockets 6 formed thereby, into which the parts 7 susceptible to destruction can be inserted, they are protected against falling over during translational movements of the wire basket 3 . With the invention, a wire basket 3 of the type described be be designed in a simple manner so that parts 7 prone to destruction are securely held in the wire basket 3 .

No.

1

first wires

2nd

Bottom part

3rd

Wire basket

4th

Side wall part

5

second wires (vertical)

5

a bent wire

5

b wire not bent

6

Pockets

7

part to be introduced, e.g. B. a glass

8th

frame

Claims (4)

1. wire basket, in particular crockery basket for a dishwasher, which has a base part ( 2 ) consisting of intersecting first wires ( 1 ) and a plurality of side wall parts ( 4 ) formed from at least approximately perpendicular second wires ( 5 ), the second wires ( 5 ) are attached with their end facing away from the base part ( 2 ) to a frame ( 8 ) which is also made of wire, characterized in that ; that of the side wall parts ( 4 ) forming second wires ( 5 ) individual wires ( 5 a) against or by the rest of the wires ( 5 b) formed side wall plane to form receiving pockets ( 6 ) at least over part of their length or reset are. 2. Wire basket according to claim 1, characterized in that individual wires ( 5 a) are cranked back or forth in the area lying towards the frame opposite the side wall plane formed by the remaining wires ( 5 b). 3. Wire basket according to claim 2, characterized in that the cranking point lies approximately at half the height of the wires ( 5 a) and the bottom part ( 2 ) is inclined at least in the region of the respective receiving pocket ( 6 ). 4. Wire basket according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the front or back wires or the back or cranked wires ( 5 a and 5 b) are at regular intervals from each other.