DE8807912U1 - Magazine holder in tiered form - Google Patents

Description

This case ref.: B 82/16

Magazine holder in tiered form

The invention relates to a magazine holder in tiered form, with several compartments arranged one above the other, forming removal openings open at the front and top.

Such known magazine holders are made up of bowl-shaped containers that are arranged at an angle upwards from a holder. Although these magazine containers allow a good view of the magazines stored thanks to their transparent front wall, they have a relatively small storage capacity and require special holders. Furthermore, these containers are poorly designed and do not allow them to be lined up to form a wide magazine holder.

The object of the invention is to create a detachable magazine holder consisting of a few, simply constructed and cost-effectively manufactured individual parts, which allows optimal insight into the inserted

Magazines or similar and easy removal of them and is available in different widths and can be lined up on slotted rails or rails of existing shelving systems.

This object is achieved according to the invention by the characterizing features of claim 1, whereby the design features listed in the subclaims also represent advantageous further developments of the solution to the problem.

The subject matter of the invention extends not only to the features of the individual claims, but also to their combination.

The magazine holder according to the invention consists of a few, simply constructed and cost-effectively manufactured individual parts, namely two side parts, several identical tier profiles and several transparent panes and these individual parts can be easily assembled to form a full-view element and fixed to slotted rails, as well as arranged on slotted rails of existing shelving systems.

The magazine holder is designed to be dismantled and therefore saves space when stored and shipped. A particularly advantageous feature of this magazine holder is the convex viewing side on the front, which is created due to the design of the side parts and the tiered profiles, whereby the compartments lying one above the other lie on a partial circular arc, which allows for optimal viewing and removal of magazines etc.

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The magazine holder can be made in different widths, whereby the side parts remain the same and
only the tier profiles and transparent panes have the corresponding lengths.

The compartments are open at the sides so that full-view elements lined up next to one another can be continuously filled.

With just a few simple steps, the tier profiles can be inserted into the recesses of the side panels and secured to them using clip pins, and the transparent panels are also simply pushed into the profile rails of the side panels.

The drawings show an embodiment of the invention, which is explained in more detail below. It shows:

Fiq, 1 is a perspective front view of a magazine holder in tiered form,

Fig. 2 a side view from the inside of a side part with inserted tier profiles, attached profile rails and transparent panels inserted into these, which form compartments open to the front and top with the tier profiles,

Fig. 3 a top view of the side part with

welded support web, welded profile rail and transparent pane inserted into it,

Fig. 4 a side view of the tier profile, Fig. 5 a top view of the tier profile.

The magazine holder in tiered form, in particular for self-service, has several compartments (2) arranged one above the other, which form removal openings (1) open to the front and top, into which illustrated magazines, booklets with a cover picture, newspapers, books or the like can be placed in a clearly visible and easily removable manner; in Fig. magazines inserted into a compartment (2) are designated by (3).

According to the invention, the magazine holder is designed as a full-view element that can be attached to upright slotted rails (4) and consists of two side parts (5), each with several front-side steps (6) and adjoining profile rails (7) that are directed diagonally upwards and forwards at different angles to accommodate front-side transparent panels (8), and in each step (6) a tiered profile (9) that can be fixed in position on both side parts (5) is inserted.

All tier profiles (9) are identical in shape and size and, together with the transparent panes (8), form open compartments (2) lying on a partial circular arc.

Due to the arrangement and design of the steps (6), the profile rails (7) and the tiered profiles (9), the formed compartments (2) give the full-view element a concavely curved viewer front.

In Fig. 2, this viewer front side, which describes a partial circular arc, is marked by a dash-dotted line with the reference number (10).

Each compartment (2) has a U-shaped cross-section that narrows towards the removal opening (1) and is open on both sides (in the area of the side parts (5)), which means that several full-view elements can be lined up next to one another and the compartments (2) can then be filled with magazines (3).

Each side part (5) is formed by a sheet metal panel which is elongated in the vertical direction and has angularly cut-out steps (6) which extend from the front longitudinal edge into the sheet metal panel and lie one above the other without any gaps , each step (6) enclosing an acute angle, preferably an angle of approximately 8°. These steps (6) also extend in the vertical direction on a partial circular arc.

On the inside of each side part (5) a support web (11) is attached to the stepping edge (6a) which is directed diagonally downwards and forwards, and on the front end of this stepping edge (6a) a profile rail (7) formed by a U-rail and extending diagonally forwards and upwards from the second stepping edge (6b) is attached.

The support webs (11) and the profile rails (7) are preferably welded to the inside of the side parts (5).

Each tier profile (9) is formed by a sheet metal gutter enclosing an acute angle corresponding to the angle of the step (6) with cover strips (12) angled in opposite directions on the free longitudinal edges of the gutter legs (9a, 9b) and lateral notches (13) provided in the cover strips (12) and the adjoining gutter legs (9a, 9b) that encompass the profile rails (7) on both sides.

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Each tier profile (9) is fixed in position on the support bars (11) by clip pins (15) that snap into holes (14) in the tier profiles (9) and the support bars (11). The two side parts (5) have at least one hook (16) at the upper end of the straight longitudinal edge opposite the steps (6) with which they can be hooked into the upright slotted rails (4).

The transparent panes (8) are preferably made of glass or plastic panes.

This full-view element is therefore made up of two side parts (5), the insertable tier profiles (9) and the transparent panes (8), whereby the support webs (11) and the profile rails (7) are fixed to the side parts (5).

This full-view element can be made in different lengths, whereby the lengths of the tiered profiles (9) and the transparent panes (8) must be kept accordingly ( ).

The tier profiles (9) overlap with their cover strips (12) and all cover strips (12) form a clean finish to the full-view element on the lower and upper compartments with one cover strip (12) each (see Fig. 1 and 2).

Claims (9)

Protection claims 1. Magazine holder in tiered form, with several compartments arranged one above the other, forming removal openings open to the front and top, characterized by a full-view element that can be attached to upright slotted rails (4) and consists of two side parts (5) each with several front-side steps (6) and ~ adjoining, at different angles profile rails (7) pointing diagonally forwards and upwards to accommodate front-facing transparent panels (8) and identical tiered profiles (9) that can be inserted into each step (6) and fixed in position on both side parts (5), which together with the transparent panels (8) form compartments (2) lying on a partial circular arc (10). 2. Magazine holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the compartments (2) on the full-view element have a concavely curved viewing (J Form the front side. 3. Magazine holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the compartments (2) have a U-shaped cross-section that narrows towards the removal opening (1) and are open at the sides (5). 4. Magazine holder according to claim 1, characterized in that each side part (5) is made of a sheet metal panel elongated in the vertical direction with from the front longitudinal edge into the sheet metal panel, lying one above the other without any gaps on a partial circular arc (10), and cut out in an angle shape, whereby -v each step (6) has an acute angle, preferably encloses an angle of approximately 80". 5. Magazine holder according to claims 1 and 4, characterized in that on the inside of each side part (5) on the step edge (6a) directed obliquely downwards and forwards a support web (1T) and on the front end of this step edge (6a) a profile rail (7) formed by a U-rail and running as an extension of the second step edge (6b) directed obliquely forwards and upwards is attached, preferably welded. &igr; ) 6. Magazine holder according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that each tier profile (9) is formed by a sheet metal channel enclosing an acute angle with on the free longitudinal edges of the channel legs (9a, 9b) oppositely angled cover strips (12), whereby in these cover strips (12) and on the adjoining channel legs J9a, 9b) lateral, the profile rails (7) on both sides , encompassing notches (13) are provided. 7. Magazine holder according to one or more of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that each tier profile (9) is fixed in position on the support webs (11) by clip pins (15) which snap into holes (14) in the tier profiles (9) and the support webs (11). 8. Magazine holder according to one or more of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the tier profiles (9) overlap with their cover strips (12) in the transition area from one step to the other (6) and the upper and lower tier profiles (9) form a finishing strip with the upper and lower cover strips (12). 9. Magazine holder according to one or more of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the side parts (5) have at least one hook (16) for securing to the slotted rail (4) at the upper end of the straight longitudinal edge opposite the steps (6).