DE62098C - Suitcase that can be used as a cupboard with a facility for hanging clothes - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE

The purpose of the present invention is to set up suitcases so that one after the Open or remove any suit immediately. when packing quickly to a can bring a certain place, without, as before, the respective overlying clothes first having to remove; In addition, the invention also makes it possible to use the suitcase in the open state as a cupboard.

To achieve this purpose, the dresses - namely skirts and vests ■ - folded, placed in hooked beams of special construction and by means of the same kept hanging in a room of the suitcase and the rest of the suitcase set up so that the lid, which also contains a storage space, is at the Closed. of the case enters the inside of the case from the side. This creates the storage space Completely closed for the clothes and other compartments at the same time, the porters for the suits held in place and the clothes protected against any shift.

In the accompanying drawing, the identified invention is shown in its embodiment.

Fig. Ι shows the case in the open state, in which the same allows use as a closet. Fig. 2 is a cross section along the line yy in Fig. Ι. Fig. 3 shows a position of the lid at the beginning of the closure. Fig. 4 gives a cross section through the completely closed case and Figs. 5 to 7 show the clothes rack in different views. 8 shows a modified construction of such carriers. Fig. 9 finally shows the closed case in a side view.

In the space α , the rod b is arranged above. The straps holding the skirts and vests are hung next to each other on the same. This enables a large number of suits to be safely stored in an orderly condition, without the suits being subjected to pressure, being confused or folded.

The supports (Fig. 5 to 7) consist of two rods dd \ connected to one another by a joint c, of which d is provided with a hook d ^l . On the side opposite the hinge c , the carriers are provided with a locking device in such a way that a further eyelet e is connected to the end of the rod d and a narrower eyelet e ^{1 is} articulated ^{to the end of the rod d 1.} Here, the eyelet e ^{1 is in} front of e and can be pushed through the latter.

Fig. 8 shows a modification of the closure device for carriers, according to which a clip £> is attached to the end of the rod d , which is inserted in the closed state with a hook-shaped bend into a recess of the rod d ¹ and by moving the rod d in Direction of the arrow drawn is removed from the same.

The insertion of the clothes in the carrier is done in such a way to DAF on the designated with d ^l part of Fig. 7 hangs up the vest and the skirt half and half on standing, then the rod d about the hinge c rotates, and finally the eyelet e hindurch- by e ^{2 1}

and then folds down, as shown in FIG. 5. If you now lift the carrier on the hook d ² in the air, the two protruding halves of the clothes lay together and remain perfectly well-preserved in the orderly position.

In a suitcase 50 cm high, 50 cm wide and 50 cm long, which is a common size, ten summer or seven winter skirts and vests can be conveniently stored in the space provided for this purpose. If, however, the space α is only partially filled, a plate f is hung on the rod b behind the last clothes rack and tightened slightly against the clothes by means of buckle straps f ^l.

g is the lid respectively. the part of the suitcase that closes the case, from which a room g ¹ for storing trousers and a box g " ¹ for holding cutlery, writing utensils and other items of daily use are built. The trousers are folded up into room g ¹ , and then those too as a curtain to be used flaps i slid over and by means of straps held.

k and / are rooms or boxes for storing, for example, underwear, and the compartments m can be used to store shoes.

A box ρ (for jewelry, gloves, etc.) can be pushed in on rails that are to be attached to the side walls so that the clothes racks can also be ascertained.

The lid g is connected to the upper side of the case by the joint pieces O ¹ O ² . If it is to be closed, it is first brought into the in

Fig. 3 position shown, then picks up o ² and leads the space g ¹ completely into the suitcase (Fig. 4), the same at the same time closing the container for clothes and the compartments m.

When the case is to be used on the trip as a cabinet, the trousers einschliefsende, already mentioned curtain is lowered i with a flap or plate in order to prevent the penetration of dust (see the dotted position in Fig. 2).

Claims (3)

Patent Claims: 1. A suitcase to be used as a cupboard when open, in which to Purposes of facilitating packing and unpacking those folded in special carriers Clothes kept hanging next to each other as if in a closet and by closing the lid of the suitcase in hers Location to be secured. 2. The production of the carrier mentioned in claim 1. from two rods dd ^l , which are connected on the one hand by a joint c , and on the other hand with a locking device (eyelets ee ^l or bracket p) and are provided by means of hooks on one arranged in the case Rod to be lined up. f 3. In the case characterized by claim 1, the arrangement of the lid g by means of two joint pieces O ¹ O ² on the upper side of the case and arrangement 'of the space g ^l , which forms part of the case so that after inserting this lid g with the g ^l space on the boot sideways and is formed for the inner parts of a dust-free Verschlufs. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.