DE2946773A1 - General purpose movable tables and shelving for offices - incorporate shelves with grooved notches on underside resting on transverse rails - Google Patents

Abstract

The mobile table or shelf has two independent frame members made of square tubing open on the underneath and having any height and depth. The inside of the two upright arms of these frames have bores, preferably double bores for the shelves which are connected in rows and single bores for moving tables. The transverse rails fit into the bores of the two frame parts so that the shelf bases which have full-length notches can then be placed securely on the transverse rails so that any loads placed on the shelves are distributed over the entire rail.

Description

Dear Sir, I would like to request a patent application for the following information: 1. Subject: Mobile table or mobile shelving for office, factory, warehouse and household 2. Technical description: 2.1. 2 independent frame frames made of square tube, bottom open, height and depth freely selectable (with castors or ladder) 2.2. On the inside of the two vertical legs of this frame, there are holes (optionally double holes for shelves to connect in rows) or single holes for tartar tables. (on the inside of both vertical legs) The distances between the holes can be freely selected 2.3. Cross rails 1 and 3 are each inserted into the holes in the two frames A and B (the same is possible with rails 2 and 4) 2.4. Shelf with transparent notches is now placed on slides 1 and 7 or 2 and 4 (or more) 2.5. The cross rails do not need to be inserted parallel to the floor; you can also insert in such a way that an inclined plane to the floor is created on 2 sides (inclined position of the support floors, e.g. for newspaper dispensers) 2.6. With double bores you can insert 2 rails and thus get an element (e.g. shelf) that can be continuously expanded by adding to it Because the rails do not need to be @@ al @@@ @@@@@@@ n, you can also let the shelves run once at an angle and once flat, making them different and practical. Achieving shapes (step shelf or step trolley) 3. Practical advantages for the user: 3.1. The total load that rests on the shelves is distributed over the continuous rail and thus gives better load-bearing capacity (with previous methods, a screw is screwed sideways into the shelf through the frame, thus holding the load of the shelf) 3.2. No more screwing on the floors, so they are inserted 3.3. Easy oil handling, therefore self-assembly possible 3.4. Space-saving delivery possible through self-assembly 3.5. Other elements (such as grids) can also be placed on rails. Figure 2 Cross rail This cross rail is a normal round rod made of metal sit round bent Aut3enbögen (C and D) which are then inserted into the holes in the frames A and B (see Fig. 1) and thus represent a connection between the two frame frames and on which the boards are attached the continuous notches are placed (boards and notches at most and at least as long as the length of the rail).

Figure 3 board (floor) to rest on the rails that make up the frame connect with each other.

Front view of the board (floor)

Claims (1)

4. Patent claims: I report for the following technical facts Patent right to: 1. Attachment of the cross rails in either double beaning or Single-hole bores for supporting floors with corresponding notches in which the floors Can snap into place for the use of mobile tables or shelves in individual or Multiple cultivation and for the simultaneous use of the basic model (as shown, however without shelves) for other variation options (e.g. grid attachment for trolleys for Insertion of drawing rolls.)