DE29605930U1 - Bicycle shelter with freely accessible and lockable bicycle holders - Google Patents

Description

josta Technik, bicycle racks and roofing Ernst Blume, Schuckertstr. 18, 48153 Münster

"Bicycle shelter with freely accessible and lockable Bicycle racks"

The innovation concerns a covered shelter for bicycles with several bicycle racks, each of which is freely accessible. Such bicycle racks with weather protection are widely known in practice.

They offer the advantage of being able to accommodate a large number of bicycles in a relatively small amount of floor space.

However, due to the increasing number of high-quality bicycles, many bicycle owners want improved weather protection, but also improved protection against unauthorized access to the parked bicycle.

The innovation is based on the task of improving a generic shelter in such a way that improved protection for parked bicycles is possible when as many bicycles as possible are to be stored there.

This problem underlying the innovation is solved by a shelter with the features of claim 1.

In other words, the innovation proposes to make the shelter

in a mixed construction, i.e. with some lockable compartments, which are also referred to as bicycle boxes, as well as with some freely accessible bicycle racks. In this way, a number of high-quality or particularly protective bicycles can be protected in a bicycle rack.

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radbox is guaranteed. The simultaneous arrangement of the well-known, freely accessible bicycle racks, which enable a significantly higher parking density of bicycles, nevertheless ensures that the largest possible number of bicycles can be parked in this shelter.

Advantageously, the wall and/or door elements of the storage room can be designed to be transparent or at least partially transparent. This makes it easier for the owner to find his bike and secondly allows him to check

unauthorized attempts to access the bicycle.

The connection between a storage room and the rest of the shelter can be made using removable fastening elements. This allows the flexible

The shelter can be divided into lockable storage rooms and freely accessible bicycle racks, for example by subsequently dismantling one or more of the bicycle boxes and installing a comparatively larger number of bicycle racks in their place

can be.

An example of the innovation is explained in more detail below using the drawings.

Fig. 1 is a front view of a new

shelter,

Fig. 2 the star view of the shelter of Fig. 1 and

Fig. 3 the top view of the shelter of Fig. 1 and

In Fig. 1, 1 generally designates a shelter, which is essentially made up of a roof 2 and a support structure 3. The support structure 3 comprises vertical supports 4 and horizontal beams 5, whereby two such supports can be inexpensively used together with the horizontal beam 5 as

a U-shaped bent tube. Other transverse to

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The horizontal beams running through these U-shaped tubes are located on the horizontal beams 5 and support the roof 2.

A bicycle stand with several bicycle holders is provided in the form of several horizontally running struts. In addition to these freely accessible bicycle holders 7, there are similar bicycle holders 7 in three storage rooms 8, each of which consists of wall elements 9 and a door element 10, whereby the door element 10 is designed to be lockable or latchable. The door elements 9 can either already

contain a lock at the factory or have a type of eyelet that allows the storage room 8 to be locked using a lock provided by the user.

For cost reasons, the wall elements 9 can each be

large, so that the comparatively greater length of a storage room compared to its width is achieved by the arrangement of two wall elements 9. Wall supports 11 are provided between these wall elements 9, to which the wall elements 9 can be fastened, for example.

are screwed. The connection between the wall elements 9, the hinges of the door elements 10 and the wall supports 11 with the rest of the shelter 1 is advantageously made by means of detachable fastening means, for example by means of a screw connection.

In this way, the number of existing storage rooms

me 8 can be flexibly adapted to the needs, so that on the one hand, if there is an increased need for protection against theft or weather, the number of storage rooms 8 can be subsequently increased or the number of bicycles that can be parked under the roof 2 can be increased by removing some

Storage rooms 8 are dismantled, thereby increasing the number of bicycle racks 7 that can be installed in the shelter 1.

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HABBEL & HABMU ' ^: > ^{V D} ^ ^ÜN ^ ^&EEgr; ·-<*· sigh PATENT ATTORNEYS DIPL.-INQ. LUTZ HABBEL PO Box 3429 &diams; 48019 Münster EUROPEAN PATENT ATTORNEYS DIPL.-QEOQR. PETER HABBEL TELEPHONE (0251) 535 780 &diams; FAX (0251J 531 990 OUR FILES; (please specify) J44/18846 Münster, 2 April 1996 josta Technik, bicycle racks and roofing Ernst Blume, Schuckertstr. 18, 48153 Münster "Bicycle shelter with freely accessible and lockable Bicycle racks" Protection claims: 1. Covered shelter for bicycles, with several freely accessible bicycle racks, characterized by at least one lockable storage room (8) for at least one bicycle. 2. Shelter according to claim 1, characterized in that the storage room (8) has at least partially transparent wall elements (9). &diams; D-4815> WÜ 3. Shelter according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the storage room (8) has an at least partially transparent door element (10). 4. Shelter according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the wall and/or door elements (9, 10) of the storage room (8) are detachably attached to the rest of the shelter (1).