DE9115628U1 - Shoe pull-out for cabinets - Google Patents

Abstract

The slidably mounted shoe drawer has three shelves which run in different planes and are inclined forwards, the central shelf 2 being set back relative to the other two shelves 1; 3 and the upper shelf 3 being mounted so that it can be pivoted out. The upper shelf 3 has two lower guide parts 14. Connected in an articulated manner to the rear boundary of the upper shelf 3 are two webs 13 which are mounted in an articulated manner by the other end on a front stop strip of the central shelf 2. The shoe drawer constructed according to the invention allows convenient storage and removal of shoes in a relatively confined space. <IMAGE>

Description

The invention relates to a shoe pull-out for cupboards, which is mounted on rails that are firmly connected to the cupboard floor and is provided with shelves running at different levels. 5

The well-known shoe pull-outs are suitable for storing shoes in a very small space. However, the access option is not ideal.

The invention is based on the task of designing a shoe pull-out of the type shown in such a way that while achieving maximum storage capacity, the access options are improved and convenient removal of the shoes from all shelves is ensured.

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This object is achieved according to the invention in that three shelves are arranged, with the middle shelf being set back and the upper shelf being mounted so that it can be swung out. In an embodiment of the invention, a lower horizontal frame

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which is reinforced by a crossbar. The rear bar and the crossbar are expediently connected to the rail guideway which slides on the rails. The rails can have an upper widened head and the rail guideways a U-shaped cross-section, with the ends of the flanges of the rail guideways being angled towards each other in such a way that a gap is formed between their front sides to guide the rail.

In a preferred embodiment, two webs are connected in a hinged manner to the rear edge of the upper shelf, the other end of which is hingedly mounted on the front stop bar of the middle shelf. To guide the upper shelf when it is swung out, two lower guide tracks can be arranged, each of which is assigned a fixed guide head.

Appropriate embodiments of the invention are shown in the remaining subclaims.

Thanks to the inventive design of the shoe pull-out, shoes can be stored on three levels and removed again relatively easily.

An embodiment of the invention is shown in the drawing and is explained in more detail below. They show:

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Fig. 1 is a side view of a shoe pull-out in normal position;

Fig. 2 a side view of a shoe pull-out in the pulled-out state with swivelled out

tem upper shelf;

Fig. 3 a vertical section through hinged webs on an enlarged scale;

Fig. 4 shows a vertical section through a rail with rail guideway on an enlarged scale;
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Fig. 5 an interior view of a guide track guided on a guide head;

Fig. 6 a top view of a shelf and 20

Fig. 7 is a horizontal section along line I - I in Fig. 1 .

The shoe pull-out has a lower shelf 1, a recessed middle shelf 2 and a swing-out upper shelf 3. The shelves 1, 2, 3 correspond in depth to a standard shoe size, whereby larger shoes can be stored on the lower shelf 1, as there is free space above the shelf 1. As is well known

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the shelves 1, 2, 3 are formed by bars 16 running parallel at a distance from one another, the distance between which is significantly smaller in the front area than in the middle and rear area, see Fig. 6. The parallel bars 16 of the shelves 1, 2, 3 are arranged on a frame 18 stiffened by cross bars 17.

The shoe pull-out has a lower horizontal frame 4 which is stiffened by a crossbar 5. The crossbar 5 and the rear bar 4' of the frame 4 are connected to the rail guideway 7 which slides on the rails 6. The rails 6 have an upper widened head 6'. The ends of the flanges 7' of the rail guideways 7, which are U-shaped in cross section, are angled towards each other in such a way that a gap is formed between their front sides to guide the rail 6.

The shelves 1, 2, 3 are inclined forwards and have a front stop bar 9 that runs above the floor level. The lower and middle shelves 1, 2 are fixed with their front sides to vertically running side support rods 10 that are connected to the lower frame 4. The side support rods 10 of one front side are connected to an upper crossbar 11 and the side support rods 10 of both front sides are connected to lower longitudinal bars 12. In order to be able to swing out the upper shelf 3,

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Two webs 13 are connected in a hinged manner to the limit, the other end of which is also hinged to the front stop bar 9 of the middle shelf 2. Two lower guide tracks 14, each of which is assigned a fixed guide head 15, serve to prevent lateral tilting when the upper shelf 1 is swung out. These guide heads 15 are arranged on the inside of the front vertical support rods 10. The diameter of the guide heads 15 is smaller than the clear width of the guide tracks 14.

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List of reference symbols:

1 lower filing sheet

2 middle shelf

3 upper shelf

4 lower frame

4' rear bolt of 4

5 crossbars

6 rails
6' Head of 6

7 Rail guideway 7' flanges of 7

8 gap between 7'

9 Stop bar

10 vertical support rods

11 crossbars for 10

12 longitudinal bars for 10

13 bridges

14 Guideway

15 Guide head

16 bars of 1,2,3

17 cross bars of 1 , 2, 3

18 frames of 1,2,3

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Claims (16)

Patent Attorney Osnmgstrasse 10 Dipl.-Ing. Siegfried Schirmer Telephone "Jos 21 »21053 Authorized representative Fax (05 21) 2 10 54 before the European Patent Office _ 7 _ 09121991 1324/44-75 Applicant: Wilhelm Stallmann GmbH & Co. KG Tonstrasse 15 Huellhorst Protection claims: 1. Shoe pull-out for cupboards, which is mounted on rails firmly connected to the cupboard floor and is provided with shelves running at different levels, characterized by three shelves, whereby the middle shelf (2) is set back and the upper shelf (3) is mounted so that it can swing out. 2. Shoe pull-out according to claim 1, characterized by a lower, horizontally extending frame (4) which is stiffened by a crossbar (5), the rear bar (4 ¹ ) of the frame (4) and the crossbar (5) being connected to the rail guide track (7) which slides on the rails (6). 3. Shoe pull-out according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the rails (6) have an upper widened head (6 ¹ ). 4. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the rail guideways (7) have a U-shaped cross-section. - 8 - 1324/44-75 5. Shoe pull-out according to claim 4, characterized in that the ends of the flanges (7') of the rail guideways (7) are angled towards each other in such a way that a gap (8) for guiding the rail (6) is formed between their end faces. 6. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the shelves (1, 2, 3) are arranged inclined towards the front and each have a front stop bar (9) running above the floor level. 7. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the lower and middle shelves (1, 2) are fixedly arranged with their front sides on vertically extending lateral support rods (10) which are connected to the lower frame (4). 8. Shoe pull-out according to claim 7, characterized in that the lateral support rods (10) of a front side are connected to one another by an upper crossbar (11). 9. Shoe pull-out according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that the lateral support rods (10) of both end faces are connected by lower longitudinal bars (12). 10. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that at the rear limit - 9 - 1324/44-75 two webs (13) are connected in a hinged manner to the upper shelf (3), the other end of which is hingedly mounted on the front stop bar (9) of the middle shelf (2). 5 11. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the upper storage shelf (3) has two lower guide tracks (14). 12. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the lengths of the guide track (14) approximately correspond to the lengths of the webs (13). 13. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that a fixed guide head (15) is assigned to each of the lower guide tracks (14). 14. Shoe pull-out according to claim 13, characterized in that the guide heads (15) for the guide tracks (14) are arranged on the inner sides of the front vertical support rods (10). 15. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the diameter of the guide heads (15) is smaller than the clear width of the guide tracks (14). 16. Shoe pull-out according to one of claims 1 to 15, characterized in that the rails (6) and/or the rail guideways (7) are provided with a displacement limiter.