DE7100742U - Stand for carrier bags and the like (II) - Google Patents

Description

PATENT Attorney DIPL.-INQ. QERHARD SWAN

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Jan. 11, 197i

Koenig & Meyer
698O Wertheim 2, Kiesweg 2

Stand for carrier bags and the like (il)

The invention relates to a stand for setting up and holding carrier bags and the like with a frame that two cooperating with the handle openings of the carrier bag, has horizontally spaced suspensions.

Recently, the customer has been given more and more goods in carrier bags, in particular carrier bags made from plastic film. This is especially true when shopping for groceries. But the carrier bag is also becoming more and more popular in other areas. The consequence of this is that numerous carrier bags accumulate in virtually every household, for which there is generally no meaningful further use.

Known stand of the type mentioned, which consists of a one-piece Wire frame exist, now allow a very useful further use of such carrier bags. A tote bag can namely simply hung in the stand and especially as a waste or collection container in the garden, in the workshop, in the Used in the office, in camping and in numerous other cases

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will. As practical as such stands are in principle, their use has so far been largely restricted by the fact that the stand takes up a lot of space in relation to its weight, which makes it difficult to transport both from the manufacturer to the buyer and later by the user. For example, when camping, the load space of the motor vehicle used by the camper is usually used to the last. Therefore, you have to do without the particularly bulky stand, no matter how useful the stand would be at the campsite. Similar difficulties arise in other uses of the stand. Should z. As one or more stand only occasionally, such as for garden parties, who used to, is for storage of bulky stand often not the required space.

The invention is based on the object of creating a stand for setting up and holding carrier bags and the like » in the case of restrictions of the type explained above, remove the film.

Starting from a stand of the type mentioned at the outset, this object is achieved according to the invention in that the frame can be folded up. The collapsible design allows the stand to be accommodated in a very small space for transport and storage. This opens up a large number of applications for the stand which were previously excluded due to the bulkiness of the stand. Packaging problems and the like are also largely reduced

Stand ready for use in seconds by simply opening it.

In the case of the a consisting of at least two articulated parts, the articulation points are preferably in the upper region of the frame. This avoids that z. B. when setting up the stand in the open air to the joints dirt (sand, grass or the like) gets, which hinders the proper folding and unfolding of the stand or makes impossible.

{ A high level of stability is obtained by the fact that the yard

<men has two essentially U-shaped stand brackets that

are pivotable against each other like scissors.

• In a further embodiment of the invention, one can use the free upper »The end sections of each of the two stand brackets each have a

I hanger articulated. In this training it is possible

, borrowed to fold the stand practically flat.

ι The stability of the stand is thereby further considerably

improves that in the unfolded state facing each other, over the articulated connections with the support brackets protruding end sections of the suspension bracket connected to one another in such an articulated manner.

* den are that two of the end sections of the stand bracket and ; the suspension bracket existing articulated quadrangles are formed «

j An additional advantage of such an embodiment of the

: Stand is that for its opening and folding only

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a single movement is required.

The sections facing away from each other in the unfolded state the suspension bracket preferably form into the handle openings retractable handle parts of the carrying case. These allow the stand, possibly including the carrying bag suspended in it, convenient to transport. They also hold the bag securely in place.

The legs of the suspension bracket then expediently run to the handle parts, z. B. conical, apart, thereby preventing the handle openings of the carrier bag accidentally slide on each other.

The stand brackets can be provided at their lower end with buffers made of rubber, plastic or the like, which act as parquet protectors. Preferably, the one support bracket carries two and the other support bracket one buffer, which together form a three-point support for the stand.

The frame parts can consist of any suitable material, in particular metal and / or plastic. It can be flat, round and / or profile material.

Further features, advantages and possible uses of the

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Invention emerge from the following description of a preferred exemplary embodiment. In the accompanying drawings shows:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a stand designed according to the invention in the position of use and

Figure 2 shows the stand of Figure 1 in the folded state.

The stand illustrated has two U-shaped stand brackets 1, 2, which are connected to one another in their upper area via joints 3, 4 and can be pivoted relative to one another like scissors. A suspension bracket 9 is articulated to the free upper end sections 5, 6 of the bar 1 by means of joints 7, 8. A second suspension bracket 10 is connected to the free upper end sections 13, 14 of the stand bracket 2 via joints 11, 12. The facing in the unfolded state, via the hinges 7,8 and 11, 12 projected end portions 15 of the hanger ¹ 6 9 and 17, 18 of the hanger 1O turn, are connected to one another via joints 19,20. The end sections 5, 13, 15, 17 form a first and the end sections 6, 14, 16, 18 ei., A second quadrangle.

As illustrated in Figure 1, the arrangement is made so da3 the suspension bracket 9,10 in the unfolded state of the Stand essentially lie horizontally. The articulated quadrilaterals

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ensure high stability. If necessary, z. B. in the area of the joints 19, 2O, not illustrated Notches can be provided, which also help to prevent an un- to prevent the stand from buckling.

The sections of the suspension brackets 9, 10, which are sent from one another in the unfolded state, form handle parts 21, 22 which can be pushed into handle openings of the schematically illustrated carrying case 23 in the manner indicated in FIG. Subsequently to the handle parts 21 _r 22, the legs of the suspension bracket 9,10 diverge conically. The carrying case 23 can be pushed with its handle openings over the handle parts 21, 22 while the stand is not yet fully opened. If the stand is then clipped into the position of use according to FIG. 1, the carrier bag is automatically tensioned. The conically diverging legs of the suspension bracket 9, 10 prevent the carrier bag from inadvertently becoming loose or even sliding out of the suspensions.

The lower web 24 of the stand frame 1 carries two buffers 25, 26. A further buffer 28 is seated on the lower web 27 of the stand bug 2. The buffers 25, 26, 28 act as parquet protectors and form a three-point support that allows the stand to be used even on uneven surfaces Underlay gives high stability.

In the out-of-use position according to FIG. 2, the stand is practically folded flat. In this form he can easily

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packs, stores, ships and transports. For tie Transfer to the position of use according to Figure 1 required only the two Sri ff parts 21, 22 bent apart! to whom. A single movement of the hand gnawed away.

In the illustrated exemplary embodiment, they are made from flat material. It goes without saying that instead also any other material, especially round tubes Professional! Material, can be used. The frame parts are Ren preferably made of metal, but plastics can also be used other materials are used. The buffers are from one elastic material, especially rubber or plastic,

Claims (12)

Expectations . Stand for setting up and collecting carry cots and
i_ same with a frame which has two suspensions arranged horizontally in a star-apart relationship, which work together with the handle openings of the trough pockets, characterized in that the frame (1, 2, 9, TO) can be folded together. 2. Stand according to claim 1, characterized in that »dcS the Frame consists of at least two articulated parts. 3. Stand according to claim 2, characterized in that the da3 Joints. (3, 4, 7, S, 11, 12, 19, 2O) in the upper 3 range of the frame. 4. Stand according to one of the preceding claims, characterized marked that the frame has two essentially U — for— Mige stand brackets (1, 2) show ~ that scissor-like against each other are pivotable. 5. Stand according to claim 4, characterized in that the at
The free; upper end sections (5, 6, 13, 14} each of the aeiden stand brackets (1,2) is attached to a suspension bracket (9,1O). 6. Stander according AMSP-jich 5, characterized in that facing "LOER dksß in the unfolded state each other, the hinge joints (7, S, 11, 12) protruding with Standbügieln (1.2) end portions (15, 16, 17, 18) of the ^ 9.10) are articulately connected to each other in such a way that two standing selenium squares are formed from the end sections of the starod tongues and the hanging brackets. 7. Stand according to claim 5 or 6, characterized. The sections of the suspension brackets (9 »1Q) which are turned away in the unfolded state vameiirmmider in: the handle open the Carrying bag insertable handle parts (21. 22) 3- Stanaer according to claim 7, characterized in that the da® Leg of the hanging bracket (9. 1O) aascinlieeeffid aura the Sriffteiie (21. 22} diverge. 9. Stanaer according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that ααβ the standfcugei (1,2) at their «, ainteren end i" i: Pu * fern (25, 26, 26} made of Qvn * rz .. plastic or the like sina. 10. Stancer still claim 9, characterized in that «Her One stand bracket (1} two and the other stand bracket (2) one Buffer (25, 26, 2S) trough, which insow an oreipoint isse bilaen. 7> - - r
ί '-'- t-. 9th - ^71st - ίο - 11. Stand according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the frame parts (1, 2, 9, 1O) are made of metal and / or plastic. 12. Stand according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the frame parts (1, 2, 9, 10) are made of flat, round and / or profile material.