DE202016002380U1 - Magazine rack with three compartments and storage tray - Google Patents

Abstract

Magazine rack with storage tray and three compartments. characterized in that in a U-shaped housing made of aluminum with two equal side parts (1) and a bottom (2) a handle made of aluminum flat bar with a transverse web (5), two equal-sized parallel legs (3), and two ends ( 4) with a tray (6) made of aluminum between the legs (3) with the ends (4) on the bottom (2) of the housing is fixed.

Description

Magazine racks of conventional design consist of a metal or wood U- or V-shaped container and have a compartment for holding newspapers and magazines. In the best case, a subdivision is carried out by an additional attached to the bottom middle part between the two U-side parts along in 2 compartments for receiving newspapers and magazines. This centerpiece is usually used as a carrying handle for transporting the newspaper rack.

The newspapers can not be kept well sorted due to insufficient distribution possibilities. An additional required tray is missing. The storage space for necessary utensils such as reading glasses, pen or mobile phone is not available.

The protection specified in claim 1 invention addresses the problem of creating a missing fixed third compartment for better sorting of newspapers and magazines. It is a convenient storage for a pair of glasses and writing materials and other utensils for notes and crossword puzzles are integrated directly integrated in the magazine rack. Often glasses and writing materials have to be searched with difficulty.

This problem is solved with the features listed in protection claim 1.

With the invention ensures that magazines and newspapers well sorted in three fully usable compartments can be stored separately. The two outer compartments are easy to use from both sides of the head and from above, the middle one from both sides of the head. Eyeglasses, especially reading glasses and writing utensils can be stored comfortably and always within reach in the tray between the legs of the carrying handle.

An embodiment of the invention will be described with reference to 1 to 2 explained. Show it:

1 the general view newspaper rack ,,

2 the cross section newspaper rack

In the 1 and 2 is the U-shaped housing with the two side parts 1 and the floor 2 and the carrying handle with the U-shaped tray 6 shown.

The side parts 1 form parallel to each other or slightly inclined outwards together with the ground 2 the container for receiving the newspapers.

The U-shaped handle is with the two, at right angles folded outwards ends 4 on the ground 2 glued on the housing The carrying handle as a flat bar is made by edges so that the two legs 3 each at the same distance to their nearest housing sides 1 stand.

Between the parallel legs 3 The carrying handle is a storage tray 6 in U-shape for storing z. As the glasses, writing material, mobile phone and other utensils above the top of the side panels 1 glued.

The crossbar 5 the carrying handle is located above the tray 6 , The tray 6 is preferably as long as the side parts 1 ,

The two side parts 1 and the two thighs 3 parallel between these, the case divides the case into three compartments of approximately the same size, thus enabling a good sorting of newspapers and magazines.

This magazine rack consists of only three parts and is thus easy and inexpensive to manufacture. It is of low weight due to the use of partially perforated aluminum. The required stiffening is achieved by the non-perforated parts. The magazine rack is easy to carry with the carrying handle and because of its pleasing overall appearance on the floor of the living room, the kitchen, even as a practical eye-catcher on the table usable. Writing utensils are always handy, without a long search.

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Claims (14)

Magazine rack with storage tray and three compartments. characterized in that in a U-shaped housing made of aluminum with two equal-sized side parts ( 1 ) and a floor ( 2 ) a handle made of aluminum flat bar with a crosspiece ( 5 ), two equal parallel legs ( 3 ), and two ends ( 4 ) with a tray ( 6 ) made of aluminum between the legs ( 3 ) with the ends ( 4 ) on the ground ( 2 ) of the housing is attached. Magazine rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the ends ( 4 ) of the two legs ( 3 ) of the carrying handle at right angles preferably depending in the direction of the housing side parts 1 are folded. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two ends ( 4 ) of the thighs ( 3 ) of the carrying handle in each case at right angles to the ends ( 4 ) are bent to each other. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two ends ( 4 ) of the carrying handle on the ground ( 2 ) of the U-shaped housing are permanently glued, riveted, soldered or welded. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that between the two legs ( 3 ) of the carrying handle a tray ( 6 ) is attached. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the storage tray has a U-shape. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the carrying handle can have a flat, angular or rounded cross-section. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the material for housing and handle can have different thickness. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the side parts of the housing preferably have round perforations Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two legs ( 3 ) parallel to the side parts ( 1 ). Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the storage tray ( 6 ) longitudinally above the side parts ( 1 ) between the thighs ( 3 ) is glued. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the storage tray ( 6 ) preferably as long as the side parts ( 1 ). Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that all corners of the side parts ( 1 ) and the tray ( 6 ) are rounded. Magazine rack according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that all edges are deburred.

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