EP0833109A1 - Dismountable stove - Google Patents
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- EP0833109A1 EP0833109A1 EP96934823A EP96934823A EP0833109A1 EP 0833109 A1 EP0833109 A1 EP 0833109A1 EP 96934823 A EP96934823 A EP 96934823A EP 96934823 A EP96934823 A EP 96934823A EP 0833109 A1 EP0833109 A1 EP 0833109A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F24C3/00—Stoves or ranges for gaseous fuels
- F24C3/14—Stoves or ranges for gaseous fuels with special adaptation for travelling, e.g. collapsible
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F24C15/00—Details
- F24C15/08—Foundations or supports plates; Legs or pillars; Casings; Wheels
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- the invention relates to a dismountable stove and in particular a stove that may of the so-called catalytic or radiant type, fitted with a butane gas cylinder.
- the essential object of the invention is having devised a stove which basically comprises three parts or elements that are easily coupled to and uncoupled from each other, altogether defining a mountable/dismountable stove, the above so that it may be stored and marketed as if it were a "kit" with components taking up a minimal space inside a box or any conventional packaging.
- the stove which is of the catalytic or radiant kind, i.e. fitted with a butane gas cylinder
- the stove which is of the catalytic or radiant kind, i.e. fitted with a butane gas cylinder
- its three essential constituent parts namely the stove body, the rear cover and the wheeled carriage supporting the stove per se
- the stove body, the rear cover and the wheeled carriage supporting the stove per se are very simply mountable and dismountable, thereby for said three parts to lie adjacent to each other when the stove is not in use, taking up very little space which enables them to be housed in a box thereby to be kept anywhere, comfortably carried and indeed taken by the actual purchaser whenever the purchaser buys the same in a shop, without the seller having to carry the stove to the purchaser's address, as was conventionally the case.
- the stove of the invention consists of a stove body with its essential parts, being generally prismatic and rectangular in shape, as is conventional, the rear surface of which has pairs of spigots in which the relevant cover is fixable, said cover consisting of a laminar body with a fold on its lateral edges defining wings provided with buttonholes in which said pins are housed, thereby enabling said cover to be quickly and simply mounted and dismounted, the cover being complete with the usual seal, as is conventional, the stove body also including rear bottom guides to be mounted on the relevant carriage, the carriage carrying pairs of wheels for the stove to be moved and having a section on the sides in order to enable such coupling by sliding through the lateral bottom guides provided on the stove body, the above such that said three essential parts or bodies of the stove are very easily mountable and dismountable, as aforesaid, to enable their arrangement adjacent to each other upon being dismounted and inserted in a box, taking up a minimal space, being easy to carry even by the actual purchaser when the stove is purchased in a shop, carriage
- the stove is altogether complete with a safety stay consisting of a rod folded at its ends to be anchored in holes purposely made on the cover proper, defining a safety stay, as aforesaid.
- the stove of the invention essentially comprises the association of three essential parts or elements, one of them a body (1) comprising the stove as such, a second element or body defining a carriage (2) fitted with appropriate wheels (3) and which will define the means supporting the body (1), and moreover the means enabling the stove to be moved about on the ground, moreover including a third essential body or element (4) comprising the rear cover of the stove, the three essential parts or elements (1), (2) and (4) being complete with a rod (5) whose function will be described hereinafter.
- the stove body (1) which may be of any of the types available in the market, has pairs of spigots (6) on its rear and at its vertical edges, whereas the cover (4) that is precisely to be mounted on the rear of such body (1), is a rectangular sheet with respective folds on its side edges defining wings (7), each of which shall have two buttonholes (8) in which, upon said cover (4) being mounted on the rear of the stove body (1), the pairs of spigots (6) precisely provided on such rear of the body (1) are to be housed, and therefore the laminar cover (4), which is flexible, shall, upon being mounted, have the shape and position shown in figure 2, allowing the relevant gas cylinder to be located between it and the stove body (1).
- the top edge of the cover (4) includes a seal (9), whereas close to its sides there are openings (10) that define relevant handles. Furthermore, the cover (4) has respective holes (11) close to the corners, the function of which will also be explained hereinafter.
- the part (2) or lower supporting carriage is a platform with wheels (3) as aforesaid, and angular salients (12), thereby for the side edges on the front of said carriage (12) to be housed in corresponding guides (13) formed to such end on the bottom and at the sides proper of the stove body (1), which allows a simple and easy mounting and dismounting of said carriage (2) or in other words of the stove body (1) relative to the carriage (2), for it is sufficient to move one with respect to the other and have the latter housed in the guides (13), or else taken out of such guides, thereby for the salients (12) on the carriage (2) to be held upon assembly in windows provided to such end at the bottom of the stove body (1), and a slight manual pressure suffices to release such attachment and proceed to dismount the body (2) and the body (1).
- the stove is altogether complete with a safety rod or stay (5) with its ends folded to define sectors (16) which, as shown in the figures, will be housed in holes (11) on the door (4) when the latter is mounted, assisting in holding such anchorage or assembly of the door (4) relative to the stove body (1).
- said parts or components may be stacked and housed in a container or receptacle, such as a box (17) shown in phantom in figure 3, thereby taking up a minimal space and enabling their easy and comfortable carriage and a consumer to be able to purchase the stove in a retail shop and take it without any difficulty whatsoever, instead of waiting for the shop to deliver it as is conventional, and moreover for such user to be able to store it when not in use in the same box, taking up a minimal space and posing no inconvenience or bother whatsoever inside a house.
- a container or receptacle such as a box (17) shown in phantom in figure 3
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Abstract
The stove is comprised of a body (1), a lower carriage (2) as
supporting and transporting means for the body (1), and a back cover
plate (4), in such a way that said three parts or components (1, 2 and
4) can be assembled together and dismounted, forming in the assembly
configuration a stove, while in their dismounted configuration said three
components may be stacked and stored in a parallelepipedic box so as
to occupy a minimum space. The body (1) of the stove is connected to
the carriage (2) by introduction of the sides of the carriage into guides
(13) provided at the bottom of the body, and the back cover plate (4)
is assembled to the body (1) by introduction of spigots (6) provided on
said body into eyelets (8) provided on the cover plate (4). The assembly
is completed by a security tie rod (5) which is interlocked into two holes
(11) provided in the cover plate (4), when the latter is in the assembled
position.
Description
The invention relates to a dismountable stove and in
particular a stove that may of the so-called catalytic or
radiant type, fitted with a butane gas cylinder.
The essential object of the invention is having
devised a stove which basically comprises three parts or
elements that are easily coupled to and uncoupled from
each other, altogether defining a mountable/dismountable
stove, the above so that it may be stored and marketed as
if it were a "kit" with components taking up a minimal
space inside a box or any conventional packaging.
There are many known types of catalytic and radiant
stoves in the market that take up a substantial amount of
space because they are fitted with a butane gas cylinder,
which space requirement poses a serious storage problem
and drawback for both manufacturers and sellers, as well
as carriers and indeed users per se, for such substantial
space taken up by stoves causes manufacturers to have to
have large warehouses for stocking, as do sellers, and
indeed large vehicles are required during carriage to
carry only a reduced number of stoves.
The user also suffers the consequences of the large
size of stoves at times when the same are not in use,
knowing not where to keep them.
There have been manifold attempts by manufacturers
at resolving this problem, resorting to folding stoves,
portable stoves, etc., but the attempts have in all cases
been solely and exclusively designed to reduce the size
of the stove, no thoughts having gone to the stove
including a number of simple parts enabling the user to
very easily mount and dismount the same.
A clear example of an attempt at resolving the
problems aforesaid lies in utility model applications
163,951, 245,660, 245,661 and 245,662, the first relating
to a folding gas stove comprising a stove body of little
thickness with a cover that may serve as a support, with
respect to which the stove body may be arranged to locate
the same inclined, upright, hanging, etc., which is not
a dismountable stove. In other words, in spite of the
space having been reduced, since it is not dismountable,
ideal storage and carriage is not enabled.
As for the three other utility models, which relate
to the same number of catalytic stoves, they are also
devised to allow the stove to be kept, for instance,
hanging, or slightly inclined, or else have its structure
compartmented to separate the burner, the lighting and
safety elements from the actual gas cylinder, but they
are at no event dismountable stoves that may allow all of
its parts to be stored in very little space when the
stove in not in use.
The stove subject hereof has been precisely devised
to fully resolve this problem and therefore the stove,
which is of the catalytic or radiant kind, i.e. fitted
with a butane gas cylinder, is particular in that its
three essential constituent parts, namely the stove body,
the rear cover and the wheeled carriage supporting the
stove per se, are very simply mountable and dismountable,
thereby for said three parts to lie adjacent to each
other when the stove is not in use, taking up very little
space which enables them to be housed in a box thereby to
be kept anywhere, comfortably carried and indeed taken by
the actual purchaser whenever the purchaser buys the same
in a shop, without the seller having to carry the stove
to the purchaser's address, as was conventionally the
case.
In particular, the stove of the invention consists
of a stove body with its essential parts, being generally
prismatic and rectangular in shape, as is conventional,
the rear surface of which has pairs of spigots in which
the relevant cover is fixable, said cover consisting of
a laminar body with a fold on its lateral edges defining
wings provided with buttonholes in which said pins are
housed, thereby enabling said cover to be quickly and
simply mounted and dismounted, the cover being complete
with the usual seal, as is conventional, the stove body
also including rear bottom guides to be mounted on the
relevant carriage, the carriage carrying pairs of wheels
for the stove to be moved and having a section on the
sides in order to enable such coupling by sliding through
the lateral bottom guides provided on the stove body, the
above such that said three essential parts or bodies of
the stove are very easily mountable and dismountable, as
aforesaid, to enable their arrangement adjacent to each
other upon being dismounted and inserted in a box, taking
up a minimal space, being easy to carry even by the
actual purchaser when the stove is purchased in a shop,
carriage of the stove being also convenient for the
manufacturing and selling enterprises as such.
The stove is altogether complete with a safety stay
consisting of a rod folded at its ends to be anchored in
holes purposely made on the cover proper, defining a
safety stay, as aforesaid.
In conclusion, the most significant advantages of
the stove subject of the invention are as follows:
- A lower cost in both stove making and stove packaging raw materials.
- Less space is taken up in warehouses of both the manufacturer and suppliers, retail shops, etc.
- Lower carriage cost, for less space is taken up and hence the same carriage vehicle can take more stoves than conventional stoves.
- Since less space is taken up, carriage by the purchaser is easier, for in most cases the seller has to have the stove carried for the purchaser to wherever the latter demands, whereas with the stove of the invention, and because it is dismountable, it is easier for the actual purchaser to take it upon being purchased.
- Less space of the user per se is taken up, for the user may store it off-season taking up less space, and it could be said that when dismounted and stacked, the stove takes up roughly one-third of the space it takes up when in use, i.e. fully mounted and with the gas cylinder fitted thereon, which is what a conventional stove usually takes up.
In order to provide a fuller description and
contribute to the complete understanding of the
characteristics of this invention, a set of drawings is
attached to the specification which, while purely
illustrative and not fully comprehensive, shows the
following:
With reference to the foregoing figures, the stove
of the invention essentially comprises the association of
three essential parts or elements, one of them a body (1)
comprising the stove as such, a second element or body
defining a carriage (2) fitted with appropriate wheels
(3) and which will define the means supporting the body
(1), and moreover the means enabling the stove to be
moved about on the ground, moreover including a third
essential body or element (4) comprising the rear cover
of the stove, the three essential parts or elements (1),
(2) and (4) being complete with a rod (5) whose function
will be described hereinafter.
The stove body (1), which may be of any of the types
available in the market, has pairs of spigots (6) on its
rear and at its vertical edges, whereas the cover (4)
that is precisely to be mounted on the rear of such body
(1), is a rectangular sheet with respective folds on its
side edges defining wings (7), each of which shall have
two buttonholes (8) in which, upon said cover (4) being
mounted on the rear of the stove body (1), the pairs of
spigots (6) precisely provided on such rear of the body
(1) are to be housed, and therefore the laminar cover
(4), which is flexible, shall, upon being mounted, have
the shape and position shown in figure 2, allowing the
relevant gas cylinder to be located between it and the
stove body (1).
The top edge of the cover (4) includes a seal (9),
whereas close to its sides there are openings (10) that
define relevant handles. Furthermore, the cover (4) has
respective holes (11) close to the corners, the function
of which will also be explained hereinafter.
The part (2) or lower supporting carriage, is a
platform with wheels (3) as aforesaid, and angular
salients (12), thereby for the side edges on the front of
said carriage (12) to be housed in corresponding guides
(13) formed to such end on the bottom and at the sides
proper of the stove body (1), which allows a simple and
easy mounting and dismounting of said carriage (2) or in
other words of the stove body (1) relative to the
carriage (2), for it is sufficient to move one with
respect to the other and have the latter housed in the
guides (13), or else taken out of such guides, thereby
for the salients (12) on the carriage (2) to be held upon
assembly in windows provided to such end at the bottom of
the stove body (1), and a slight manual pressure suffices
to release such attachment and proceed to dismount the
body (2) and the body (1).
As set out hereinbefore, the stove is altogether
complete with a safety rod or stay (5) with its ends
folded to define sectors (16) which, as shown in the
figures, will be housed in holes (11) on the door (4)
when the latter is mounted, assisting in holding such
anchorage or assembly of the door (4) relative to the
stove body (1).
As shown in figure 3, when said parts or elements
making up the stove are dismounted, said parts or
components may be stacked and housed in a container or
receptacle, such as a box (17) shown in phantom in figure
3, thereby taking up a minimal space and enabling their
easy and comfortable carriage and a consumer to be able
to purchase the stove in a retail shop and take it
without any difficulty whatsoever, instead of waiting for
the shop to deliver it as is conventional, and moreover
for such user to be able to store it when not in use in
the same box, taking up a minimal space and posing no
inconvenience or bother whatsoever inside a house.
Claims (3)
- A dismountable stove, being of the catalytic or radiant type that is fitted with a butane gas cylinder, characterised by comprising three essential components that are mountable to and dismountable from each other, one such component defining the stove body (1), whereas a second component consists of a rear protective cover (4) for the relevant gas cylinder, the third component comprising a carriage (2) for supporting and mounting the stove body (1), being particular in that the rear of the body (1) is provided on its sides with spigots (6) that are to be housed in buttonholes (8) purposely provided in side wings of the cover as such (4), whereas the bottom of said stove body (1) is provided with guides (13) for mounting/dismounting by sliding the carriage (2) thereon, the latter having the relevant wheels (3) and salients (12) to be locked in windows which are purposely provided on the bottom of such stove body (1), allowing said two components to be stably linked.
- A dismountable stove, as in claim 1, characterised in that the rear door (4) has two holes (11) close to its corners, two of which lie on the same horizontal plane and are provided to house elbowed ends (16) of a rod (5) that defines a safety stay when the actual door (4) is mounted on the rear of the stove body (1).
- A dismountable stove, as in preceding claims, characterised in that the stove body (1), the door (4), the carriage (2) and the rod (5) proper are, upon being dismounted, arranged overlying each other to form a stack that may be housed inside a box (17) for storage and carriage.
Applications Claiming Priority (3)
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ES09502080A ES2119664B1 (en) | 1995-10-25 | 1995-10-25 | DETACHABLE STOVE. |
ES9502080 | 1995-10-25 | ||
PCT/ES1996/000198 WO1997015787A1 (en) | 1995-10-25 | 1996-10-24 | Dismountable stove |
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EP0833109A1 true EP0833109A1 (en) | 1998-04-01 |
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EP96934823A Withdrawn EP0833109A1 (en) | 1995-10-25 | 1996-10-24 | Dismountable stove |
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EP (1) | EP0833109A1 (en) |
CN (1) | CN1166197A (en) |
ES (1) | ES2119664B1 (en) |
NZ (1) | NZ320278A (en) |
PL (1) | PL320961A1 (en) |
UY (1) | UY24356A1 (en) |
WO (1) | WO1997015787A1 (en) |
ZA (1) | ZA968865B (en) |
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FR1412499A (en) * | 1964-08-14 | 1965-10-01 | Martin Usines Fonderie Arthur | Improvements to mobile radiators with incorporated bottle |
ES163951Y (en) * | 1970-12-03 | 1972-03-01 | Industrias Del Hogar, S. A. | FOLDING GAS STOVE. |
ES197856Y (en) * | 1973-11-23 | 1975-10-16 | Metalicas De Pamplona, S. A. | PERFECTED INFRARED RAY STOVE. |
FR2476803A3 (en) * | 1980-02-22 | 1981-08-28 | Applic Gaz Sa | Mobile domestic gas heater - has base trolley with locating dowels for burner and rear cover for gas bottle |
ES2115465B1 (en) * | 1994-09-19 | 1999-03-01 | Bsh Fabricacion Sa | GAS STOVE. |
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- 1996-10-24 PL PL96320961A patent/PL320961A1/en unknown
- 1996-10-24 NZ NZ320278A patent/NZ320278A/en unknown
- 1996-10-24 WO PCT/ES1996/000198 patent/WO1997015787A1/en not_active Application Discontinuation
- 1996-10-24 CN CN96191278A patent/CN1166197A/en active Pending
- 1996-10-24 EP EP96934823A patent/EP0833109A1/en not_active Withdrawn
- 1996-10-25 UY UY24356A patent/UY24356A1/en unknown
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CN105480507A (en) * | 2015-12-18 | 2016-04-13 | 东莞勤上光电股份有限公司 | Barbecue oven allowing increase of loading quantity and packaging method of barbecue oven |
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ZA968865B (en) | 1997-05-27 |
WO1997015787A1 (en) | 1997-05-01 |
UY24356A1 (en) | 1997-12-05 |
ES2119664A1 (en) | 1998-10-01 |
ES2119664B1 (en) | 1999-04-01 |
CN1166197A (en) | 1997-11-26 |
NZ320278A (en) | 1997-09-22 |
PL320961A1 (en) | 1997-11-24 |
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