DE7506670U - Fitted, angular record stand made of plastic - Google Patents

Description

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Mr. Rudolf Wittner
7972 Isny,
Friedrich-Silcher-Str. 20th

Fitted, angular record stand made of plastic

The invention relates to a plied, angular record stand made of plastic with a bottom wall and a rear wall perpendicular to this, on the sides facing each other a number of likewise angled webs at a distance is attached, which are perpendicular to the walls and so form compartments between them.

The well-known angular record stcinder own walls arranged at right angles to one another, namely one Bottom wall and a back wall, and a multitude on the inside of angular struts of the same height, so that a number of compartments are formed between these struts. With the known This kind of record studs all have these bridges a relatively small height, so that in many cases, especially with large records, a perfect hold is not given.

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The invention is therefore based on the object of a record stand of the type mentioned to create, in which the records have a sufficient hold with minimal Have material costs. This object is achieved according to the invention in that to form enlarged end webs only on the outer angular webs a curved strut is attached, which the ends of the outer angular Bridges connects and is integral with these. It is of particular importance that only the external Webs are now connected by a strut and so the contact surface is increased. This is essential to Material saved compared to a construction with uer on such struts would be attached to all webs. Nevertheless, the holder for the records is sufficient as it all that matters is the very outermost panels on one too great inclination to the outside, while this is of no importance in the case of the inner plates, all the more so than these themselves then can hold each other.

In order to save further material, but without deteriorating the bracket, the arrangement is made so that curved between the outer angular webs and associated Strive an approximately triangular recess is available.

The height of the angular webs is preferably uniform.

The curved strut can have any shape and can, for example, have a straight end edge. For the However, it is sufficient if this strut is curved and has, for example, a circular end edge, Even with this shape, the bracket is sufficient, whereby each

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but material is saved compared to a straight strut.

It is useful if the outer webs when converging with the strut at their end pieces have a relatively large height, in any case preferably a height which is greater than the height of the inner angular webs.

Further advantages and features of the invention emerge from the following description in connection with FIG Drawing containing an embodiment of the invention. In the drawing show:

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the record stand according to the invention;

FIG. 2 shows a section along line 2-2 of FIG. 1

In the drawing, 10 denotes a bottom wall which is substantially horizontal and at which in the drawing A rear wall 12 is connected to the right edge. In order to create the necessary compartments, a total of five bars are arranged, namely two outer end webs IM and three inner webs 18.

The inner angular webs 18 are perpendicular to the two V / ands and have a substantially uniform height, the in the drawing Fig. 1 is denoted by a.

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The two outer end webs m are also perpendicular to the both walls and consist of an angular web 16 and a strut 20 which connects the two end parts of the web 16. This strut 20 has a curved shape, see above that a substantially circular outer edge 26 and a corresponding inner circular edge 26 results. Between the latter and the upper edge of the angular web 16, a recess 2 0 is provided, which approximately one Has triangular shape.

The drawing also clearly shows that when they converge the strut 20 with the end parts of the associated angular web 16 results in a! '"' he, which is the height "a" of the inner angular webs 18 exceeds. The arrangement is such that also at the end of the outer web one has a height greater than "a". This .is with "b" in Tig. 2 designated .

All parts of the record stand are made of plastic and are connected to one another in one piece. The entire stand is therefore manufactured as a one-piece product.

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Claims (1)

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I «It A 41 094 h - 5 - h - 125 March 3, 1975 Protection claims: 1. Fanned, angular record stand made of plastic with a bottom wall and a perpendicular to it Back wall, on their mutually facing sides at a distance a number of also angled webs is attached which are perpendicular to the walls and so between them Form compartments, characterized in that that to form enlarged end webs (14) only on the outer angular webs (16) one curved strut (20) is attached, which connects the ends of the outer angular webs (16) and with these is in one piece. 2. Record stand according to claim 1, characterized in that between the outer angular webs (16) and the associated curved struts (20) an approximately triangular recess (28) is present. 3. Record stand according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the height of the angular webs (16, 18) is uniform. 4. Record stand according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the curved strut (20) has a has an outer concave and approximately circular edge (24). 7506670 07/31/75 A 41 094 h h - 125 - 6 - March 3, 1975 5. Record stand according to one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that the end webs (14) when converging with the strut (20) to the end has a greater height than the inner webs (18). 7506670 07/31/75