DK148967B - EASY SEPARATELY AND CONSCIOUS CASH-LIKE CONSTRUCTION - Google Patents

Description

148967

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an easily separable and assembled box-like structure with side bars having vertical posts and with horizontal profiled bars extending between the side bars, the structure of which the bars are positioned at the edge of the frame by means of recesses provided at the ends of the bars. for the recesses of the recesses, which are arranged on the inside of the posts, and at which two mutually arranged bars form a recorder for form-fitting insertion of plates.

A collapsible box-like structure 10 of this kind is known from the specification of U.S. Patent No. 2,365,622. In this known construction, the bars, which are provided with long holes on their undersides, are pushed onto pins on the inside of the vertical posts, which are initially only interconnected by means of rods for side parts, where rods 15 form the guide guides for fascias. Two coffins, now facing each other, form a recorder for form-fitting insertion of shelves. The design and profiling of the coffins is hereby chosen in such a way that the shelves are inserted into the corresponding coffers of the coffins from the side. The side parts must then be closed by means of additional insertion parts and the connection must be locked. Although it is possible in this way to build a box-like structure without the use of screws, fittings and similar connecting means, a later elevation change of once-inserted sash with slabs forming shelves is not possible, nor is it possible to insert new coffins, unless extensive dismantling of the entire box-like construction is carried out.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a collapsible box-like construction of the type initially specified which, while retaining the simple mounting capability without the use of screws, dowels, fittings, glue joints or similar joints, allows for trouble-free and in particular without varying the structure, vary the height of the coffins and the associated plates.

This is achieved by a box-like construction of the kind initially provided by the present invention, characterized in that the pins are inserted into holes for holes in the posts and that the recesses in the bars are designed as bores, that the bars have an L-shaped profile, and that the coils are shaped and sized in such a way that the insertion of the plates into the recorder formed by two coils must be done by pressing.

With their L-shaped profile, the sarges form open recorders for the plates, whereby the impression of the plates in the recorder formed by two sarge 5 ensures that the plates, despite the L-shape, cannot easily detach themselves. Furthermore, by the design of the recesses in the coils as bores, it is ensured that the cases cannot be pushed upwards themselves. On the other hand, by means of a corresponding force exertion, it is possible to express again the plates 10 from the recorder formed by the two very sharp. This removes the interlocking. The bars can now be easily removed from the posts in the inward direction, and the pins can be inserted into other holes in the row of holes on the inside of the posts. It is also possible hereby to move only one lattice at the front, without further ado, and to place it at its new location, and then proceed in the same way at the rear, so that the reassembled lattice in one conversion contributes to the stability of the whole structure. When 'both bars are reassembled, the plate is re-pressed from above.

An embodiment of such a collapsible box-like structure will then be described in greater detail with reference to the drawings.

In the drawing, FIG. 1 shows such a structure during a first phase of its assembly; FIG. 2 is the one shown in FIG. 1 in another phase of its assembly, and FIG. 3 shows the construction of FIG. 1 in the assembled state.

First, the box-like construction has, as can be seen in FIG. 1, side vanes 1, consisting of vertical posts 30 and between these intermediate pieces 1 ". The posts 1 'furthermore have holes in holes 2 extending along their insides and in their longitudinal direction. There is also lattice 4 arranged in pairs, and which lie horizontally after their placement and which, as can be seen from Fig. 2, has an L-shaped profile 4 ', and furthermore the lattice 4 has bores 5 in their end sections.

In these bores 5, pin 3 may engage which can be inserted into the holes 2 in the hollow rows of the posts 1.

Claims (2)

Each of the two opposite lattice 4s, as a result of their L-shaped profile 4 ', forms an upwardly open recorder. By way of illustration, the upper frame of FIG. 1 not shown in full engagement with the pins 3. In FIG. 2, the wound is completely attached to the post. 5. FIG. 2, it is shown how the two lower sashes 4 are fixed to the pins 3 and thus to the posts 1 'by means of a plate 6 which is indented from the top in the pickup formed by the sails. The lattice profiling is selected in such a way and the lattices are designed and dimensioned in such a way that the insertion of the plate 6 10 must be made by means of an impression. A similar assembly and fixation of the upper lattice 4 by means of a further plate 7 is shown in FIG. However, the assembly described above, made without fittings, screws, glue joints or similar forms of joints, requires the use of a simple impact tool, e.g. a rubber-coated hammer, for inserting plates 6.7 into the recorders, each formed by two coils 4. A removal of coils and plates for changing their height position occurs without separation of the structure and, moreover, in a simple manner by pressing again 20 the plate in question from the coil recorder, then the coats are removed from the pins 3, inserted into other positions in the hollow rows, and then repeats the assembly operation already described. Instead of the embodiment shown, the plates 6 and 7 25 in their center region may also have recesses and consequently be shaped in a frame-like manner. Claims. Easily separable and collapsible box-like structure with side rails (1) having vertical posts (1 ') and with water-profiled coils (4) extending between the side rails (1), whereby the structure (4) is arranged at the sill webs by means of recesses (5} provided at the ends of the coffins (4) and the pins (3) of the recesses (5) arranged on the inside of the posts (1 ') and at which two coats are arranged opposite one another (4) forming a recorder for form-fitting insertion of plates (6,7), characterized in that: