DK200200131U3 - Shelving System - Google Patents

Description

DK 2002 00131 U3 DESCRIPTION.

Denominations

Shelving System.

Scope of production

This creation relates to a shelving system for use as shelving, cabinets and screen walls.

Shelving elements are assembled into a smaller space and placed on a backing so that the excess part of the shelving elements forms vertical and horizontal sides in new shelving spaces inside other backing when they encounter other shelving elements when assembling sections.

Tailings and shelving elements are coated with grooves of the same cross-section as where two tailings are assembled around a bar profile and corresponding to the edge profile of the backs and shelving elements in which shelving elements can connect horizontally vertically and horizontally.

Prior art

Shelving systems have long been known either in the form of prefabricated boxes or vertical partitions / screen walls mounted with horizontal parallel modules. Shelves, partitions and back coverings have so far been fitted inside the individual furniture / module. In all known cases, the known systems consist of a repetition of rack boxes / modules in each other's straight extension, placed on top of each other and / or back to back.

In very few cases, horizontal modules are seen to exceed the vertical joints of the backing, but without any static significance. In no known cases is construction with vertical and / or horizontal overrun of joints / modules seen.

The technical problem to be solved

The known prefabricated shelving boxes / modules are somewhat inconvenient because they are transported empty and / or set up as unstable "fog".

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So far, stability has been linked to the individual box / module, while fixation and assembly have required the use of auxiliary devices in the form of cross-stiffening, wall fastening, brackets, support devices and tools.

With the production, it is desired to provide an improved shelving system that can be transported separately, be easier to assemble, assemble and disassemble in situ. Assembly, stability, fixation must be achieved in a workflow without the use of nails, screws and glue, special tools and auxiliary devices.

The new technique

What is new in the production is the fact that the shelving elements are assembled into a smaller space which is placed on a backing such that the excess part of the shelving elements form vertical or horizontal sides in new shelving spaces on adjacent backing when they are assembled with other shelving elements and backing, thereby they mutually and mutually connect.

All edges of shelving elements and back coverings are similarly profiled and rod profiles with guide pins are placed between edges. There are thus identical tracks between the backing and the shelving elements, and furthermore, the backing and shelving elements on the surfaces are covered with tracks, with substantially the same cross-section or section thereof as the aforementioned. This allows shelving elements to extend vertically and horizontally over joints.

The technical impact

Using the above-mentioned technique, vertical and horizontal shelving elements intersect, interconnect and connect backing. Stability and fixation of assemblies are achieved by means of bar profiles with guide pins when backing and shelving elements are held in the tracks by each other, the bar profiles and the angular guide pins in all three axes.

Stability and fixation are thus an integral part of the assembly and installation process, whereby transport can be done in a separate state, the use of nails, screws, glue, auxiliary devices and special tools are made superfluous and the shelving system is considerably better stabilized and fixed.

The invention and particularly advantageous embodiment are explained in detail below with reference to figures in pictures and drawings.

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List of Figures

Figure 1 shows horizontal rack element (2), vertical rack element (2) and groove (6).

Figure 2 shows the intersection of rack elements (2) with rod profiles (4) and guide pins (5) grooves (6).

Figure 3 shows the backing (3) with grooves (6) with rod profiles (4) and guide pins (5).

Figure 4 shows shelving elements (2), back coverings (3), rod profiles (4), guide pins (5) and grooves (6) during assembly.

Figure 5 shows assembled shelving system (1), shelving element (2), backing (3), bar profiles (4), guide pins (5) and grooves (6).

Figure 6 shows drawing in upright back cover (3) with grooves (6) and shelf elements (2).

Figure 7 shows sections in the three axes of the production.

Embodiments

Figures 1-5 show, in isometric CAD, the assembly and construction principle of the production.

As can be seen, the shelving elements (2) are coated with grooves (6) on the surfaces, whereby the shelving elements (2) can be assembled in pairs. In the embodiment shown, the aforementioned junctions are located along the edges of the backing (3) in the vertical and horizontal grooves (6), respectively, between two backing (3), so that the two backing (3) connect around a rod profile (4) with guide pins (5) by means of the angular shelf element (2) of the intersection which extends into the grooves over the surfaces of both tailings (3). Thus, shelving elements (2) and back coverings (3) are mutually interconnected.

Figure 5 shows in an overall shelving system (1) how shelving elements (2) and back coverings (3) can connect in all directions in their excess parts.

Figure 6 shows a line drawing of backing (3) with bevelled edges covered with grooves (6). Here we see how the division of the backing (3) into combinations is identical to the shelving elements (2), whereby the shelving elements (2) and the backing (3) have the same groove (6) on the surface as well as the same profiles on all four edges.

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Figure 7 shows in drawing section all the edges and grooves of the production as well as variants thereof which are seen to correspond. All edges of shelving elements (2) and back coverings (3) are beveled 45 degrees, allowing shelving elements (2) and back coverings (3) to separately and mutually connect two, three or four at a time around bar profiles (4) with a square cut that fits in the right-angled space.

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Use Model Requirements

Shelving system (1) consisting of a shelving element (2), a back cover (3), a bar profile (4), guide pins (5) and grooves (6), usually consisting of boxes internally divided and mounted with back cover or horizontal parallel modules between vertical portions, in each case arranged in extension of each other, on top of one another and / or back to back, which shelf system (1) is new in that all edges of shelving elements (2) and back coverings (3) are equally profiled and therebetween edges are provided with bar profiles (4) with angular guide pins (5), thereby forming joints between shelving elements (2) and between backings (3) grooves (6) corresponding to the profile of the edges, and furthermore that shelving elements (2) and backing (3) on the surfaces are coated with grooves (6) having substantially the same cross-section or section thereof as the aforementioned grooves (6), thus intersecting shelving elements (2) mounted in grooves (3) grooves (6) and / or around rod profiles (4) with guide pins ( 5) each other, progress is over one and / or between several rear covers (3) and forms, respectively, vertical and horizontal joint sides in shelving of one and / or between several rear covers (3), thereby mutually connecting shelving elements (2) and rear coverings (3) each other.

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Figure 7 shelving system