EP1120070B1 - Lagerungsstruktur mit schwenkbaren Platten - Google Patents

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EP1120070B1
EP1120070B1 EP01420008A EP01420008A EP1120070B1 EP 1120070 B1 EP1120070 B1 EP 1120070B1 EP 01420008 A EP01420008 A EP 01420008A EP 01420008 A EP01420008 A EP 01420008A EP 1120070 B1 EP1120070 B1 EP 1120070B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
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  • the present invention relates to structures for including the storage of artistic works such as paintings in museum reserves.
  • Museums generally include a part of exhibition in which some artistic works are highlighted, and a part of reserve in which a large number of works are stored between the periods of exhibition.
  • a first known solution is to store the works on the walls of a spare room, possibly providing an intermediate partition on which are also arranged works. According to this solution, if one has a piece of about 5 m by 5, the available space to receive works is about 69 m 2 .
  • a second known solution described in EP 0 600 506 A, in the same spare part of 5 m by 5, consists of storing the works on suspended grids arranged in a row of parallel vertical grids and each movable by horizontal translation in their plan, with a lower support wheel. One can thus move selectively a grid for the examination of the works it carries. In this way, the area available for receiving works is increased.
  • the grids are also arranged in a row of vertical grids parallel, and are movable not in their plane, but perpendicular to their plane, on mobile carts.
  • the grids are then used on both sides for the storage of artistic works, and it is considered that the available area is then increased to about 144 m 2 , always in a spare room of 5 m by 5.
  • EP 0 599 112 A discloses a display for ceramic tiles, comprising a frame with uprights, sleepers, and rectangular base, and tile support panels mounted rotatably 360 ° between upper and lower beams themselves pivoting on the frame.
  • Such a device is complex, by the presence of the pedestal frame, pivoting beams and hinge means of the panels, and it is not suitable for the support of works of art because there is a significant risk of shocks between a pivoting panel and objects held on adjacent panels.
  • a problem proposed by the present invention is to further increase the available space for the storage of artistic works in museum reserves, while ensuring the accessibility of the works and a sufficient distance to examine them, without requiring or allowing manipulation. likely to run the risk of degradation of the works.
  • the storage structure must be stable and autonomous, requiring a priori no attachment to a building, while being collapsible into a folded position compact.
  • Another object of the invention is to design such a storage structure which is particularly reliable, simple and inexpensive, so as to further reduce the cost of installation and use of the structure.
  • another object of the invention is to provide better protection for the works of art hanging on the storage structure.
  • protection must be provided against various types of nuisance, including shocks, vibrations, dust, humidity and water run-off.
  • Another subsidiary object of the present invention is to provide a possibility of adjustment of the articulated panels to receive objects thicker or thinner, without risk of contact or shock with objects of adjacent panels.
  • the adjustment must be made using simple tools such as a key, and without changing parts.
  • each hinged panel comprises a rolling member constituting a support means and capable of rolling on the ground according to a rolling surface with regular surface.
  • one of the end panels is fixed, permanently oriented according to the first limit orientation at approximately 45 ° with respect to the common link structure, and in permanent support on the ground.
  • the other panels are articulated.
  • the intermediate articulated panels are devoid of rolling members, and pivot being supported only on their respective axes of articulation. This reduces the vibrations caused by the rolling on the ground, which improves the protection of works of art. But it is preferable that the size of the structure is relatively small, to limit the weight supported by each point of support on the ground.
  • damped cylinders arranged to solicit smooth and smooth pivoting each panel articulated towards one and the other of its limiting orientations from a median orientation generally perpendicular to the common link structure.
  • the user can release the hinged panel as soon as it has exceeded the median orientation, and the hinged panel is placed itself, in a slow and cushioned movement, in its chosen limit orientation.
  • the end panels are solid, constituting cover walls for enclosing all the intermediate panels when the structure is in the folded position. This ensures an improved protection of works of art, protection against dust or other external pollutants.
  • the storage structure comprises panels consisting of one or more rigid rectangular frames surrounding and each retaining a grid.
  • the works can thus be fixed on the grid, at any desired location, by fasteners such as hooks or links.
  • An advantageous variant of this embodiment consists in replacing the grid by parallel slats held by the amounts of the panel frame.
  • the slats can be made for example of aluminum, and include perforations allowing the use of different systems for hanging works of art. Of interest is that the slats are easier to assemble and assemble in tight spaces for containing the storage structure.
  • An advantageous embodiment consists in replacing the grid by one or more perforated plates folded into crenels, held by the uprights and crosspieces of the panel frame.
  • the storage structure comprises panels consisting of a rectangular frame surrounding and holding horizontal shelves. We can then place the objects on the shelves.
  • each hinged panel is mounted on the common connecting structure by an upper pivot and a lower pivot, passing through respective upper and lower holes of the panel, at least one of the pivots being removably attached to the structure of common link.
  • the panels may be useful to provide means to prevent the objects stored on the panels may touch during the pivoting movements of the hinged panels.
  • the panels comprise, in their upper or peripheral zone and away from the hinge pins, abutment means to ensure sufficient clearance between the consecutive panels and thus prevent contact between the objects. they wear.
  • the peripheral frames of the consecutive panels are joined, with possible interposition of anti-shock seals.
  • the set of frames of the panels thus constitutes a dust-proof frame, which protects the works contained in the structure.
  • the walls of the extreme frames are then waterproof, or at least dustproof and breathable, for example made of a fiber material distributed under the Gore-Tex brand.
  • the vertical uprights of the panel frame may have parallel profiles defining successive or movable housings that can receive the central structure of panel grid or slats or perforated sheet, so that the user can choose the position of the central panel structure to define a free space of greater or lesser thickness on both sides of the panel to receive the objects.
  • the common connecting structure, on which the panels are articulated may advantageously comprise a generally rectangular frame with two uprights connected by two sleepers, the sleepers receiving the hinge means of the panels, and the common connecting structure resting on the floor by height adjustment means such as two screw jacks. This ensures the smoothest possible movement of the articulated panels, with a better stability of the structure.
  • FIG. 5 is firstly shown, illustrating in plan view a square-shaped building part 1, for example a museum reserve part, in which a storage structure according to one embodiment of the invention is adapted. .
  • the storage structure comprises articulated panels which are arranged in a first group of panels 2 and a second group of panels 3.
  • the first group of panels 2 is fitted in a first corner 4 of the room 1, while the second group of panels 3 is fitted in the opposite corner 5 of the room 1.
  • Each group of panels such as the first group of panels 2 comprises a plurality of panels such as panels 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, generally rectangular, oriented vertically, and articulated according to a respective vertical axis of articulation 210, 220 , 230, 240 and 250, in the vicinity of a first vertical edge, to a common fixed structure 26 for pivoting between two limit orientations.
  • each panel 21-25 can rotate 90 ° between a first limit position parallel to a first wall 6 of the part 1, and a second limit position parallel to the second wall 7 of the part 1.
  • Objects such as artistic works, can be attached to both sides of the panels 21-25, or at least on their faces facing an adjacent panel.
  • the respective articulation axes 210-250 of the consecutive panels 21-25 are offset laterally, on the common fixed structure 26, by a distance. D chosen to allow the panels to rotate between the limit orientations without the objects they are touching.
  • FIG 1 illustrates in perspective the first group of panels. 2 according to a first embodiment.
  • Each panel such as panel 21 has a generally rectangular shape bounded by a first vertical edge 21a, a second vertical edge 21b, a lower horizontal edge 21c and an upper horizontal edge 21d.
  • the hinge axis 210 of the panel 21 is disposed in the vicinity of the first vertical edge 21a.
  • Each panel such as the panel 21 comprises, according to its lower horizontal edge 21c, a support wheel 21e disposed away from the axis of articulation 210 of the panel 21 and arranged to roll on the ground along a parallel axis of rotation 21f in the general plane of the panel 21 and to support the panel 21 in cantilever.
  • each panel such as the panel 21 consists of a rigid rectangular frame, two posts bordering the vertical edges 21a and 21b and two crosses bordering the horizontal edges 21c and 21d.
  • the frame surrounds a grid 21g constituting a mesh on which objects such as works of art may be suspended.
  • the frame can surround and hold horizontal shelves for supporting objects such as trinkets, vases or other artistic works.
  • the common fixed structure 26 includes a frame generally Rectangular two uprights 26a and 26b connected by two crosspieces 26c and 26d, optionally with an intermediate reinforcing member 26e when necessary.
  • the crosspieces 26c and 26d receive the articulation means of the panels 21-25.
  • FIGs 3 and 4 One embodiment of such articulation means is illustrated in Figures 3 and 4.
  • the low cross 26c which is slightly offset horizontally with respect to the uprights 26a and 26b, and which includes a series of holes such as hole 26f.
  • the bottom rail 26c may have a length of about 1 m, the successive holes being distributed over the length of the bottom rail 26c in a pitch P of about 50 mm.
  • the high cross 26d can have the same structure.
  • FIG. 4 shows, in cross-section, the lower cross member 26c which is a U-shaped section.
  • a stepped bushing 26g is engaged in the hole 26f to form a rotation bearing in which a lower pivot 21i of the panel engages. 21.
  • each panel such as the panel 21 is articulated to the common fixed structure 26 by an upper pivot and a lower pivot 21i.
  • the upper and lower pivots pass through respective upper and lower holes of the panel 21, and at least one of the pivots is removably attached to the common fixed structure 26.
  • the lower pivot 21i is fixed on the panel 21, and engages in the shouldered bushing 26g of the lower cross member 26c, while the upper pivot is removably attached to the upper cross member 26d of the common fixed structure 26.
  • the distance D selected between the respective hinge pins 240 and 250 of the consecutive panels 24 and 25 is between about 20 and 30 cm. It will be understood that this distance D can be adjusted by choosing, in the cross members 26c and 26d of the common fixed structure 26, the appropriate holes 26f for the passage of the pivots.
  • abutment means may consist of an upper horizontal cross member (according to the upper edge 21d) wider than the rest of the panel 21, capable of bearing laterally against the upper horizontal cross member (according to the upper edge 22d). corresponding to the adjacent panel 22.
  • each panel such as the panel 21 may be provided on its upright second vertical edge 21b, an operating handle 21j facilitating the gripping of the panel for pivoting between its limiting orientations.
  • the uprights 26a and 26b of the common fixed structure 26 may advantageously comprise two screw jacks 26g and 26b, so that the common fixed structure 26 rests on the ground by the two screw jacks 26g and 26b which allow a height adjustment.
  • This arrangement improves the stability of the structure, and prevents shear at ground level, while optimizing a smooth movement of the articulated panels.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates an advantageous embodiment of the invention in which hydraulic cylinders such as the jack 125 are arranged to regularly and pivotally bias each pivoting panel such as the panels 22, 23 , 24, 25, 25a and 25b towards one and the other of its limit orientations from a median orientation (illustrated by the line 225 for example for the panel 25) generally perpendicular to the common fixed structure.
  • a median orientation illustrated by the line 225 for example for the panel 25
  • Each jack allows opening and closing of the panels very regularly.
  • the actuator 125 drives the movement of the panel 25 until closing, and at a constant speed. This provision guarantees that the works hung on the panel 25 will not be damaged during the movement thereof.
  • a first end panel 21 is fixed and provided with a fixed support
  • a second end panel 25b is provided with a wheel such as the wheel 25e of the embodiment of Figure 1.
  • the intermediate panels 22 to 25a are optionally devoid of support wheels, and pivot being supported only on their respective axes of articulation, thus avoiding vibrations that may result from the wheel bearing on an uneven track.
  • the end panels 21 and 25b are solid, constituting non-screened cover walls to enclose all the intermediate panels in the folded position.
  • the peripheral frames of the consecutive panels are contiguous in the folded position as illustrated in FIG. 7: for example the frame of the panel 21 is joined to the frame of the panel 22, possibly with the interposition of anti-seals shocks between the two frames, all frames and end panels 21 and 25b thus constituting a dust cover protecting the interior of the structure containing the objects or works of art.
  • the end panels 21 and 25b comprise at least one wall portion of a dust-tight material, but possibly permeable to air, such as a fiber material distributed under the trademark Gore-Tex .
  • FIG. 8 illustrates a particular embodiment of a panel frame such as panel 22, allowing adjustment of the thicknesses available for objects or works of art.
  • the vertical uprights 22a and 22b of the frame of the panel 22 have parallel profiles in steps, as illustrated in the figure, made for example of aluminum profiles. Stepped profiles achieve successive housing such as the housing 522 can each receive the central panel structure 22g. The user can thus choose the position of the central structure 22g of the panel, to define on either side of this central structure 22g free spaces 622 and 722 of greater or lesser thickness to receive the objects to be supported.
  • FIG. 9 illustrates a structure of joints for closing between two adjacent posts 22b and 23b: an external lip seal 123b is provided at the left edge of the upright 23b, and bears on the external face of the upright 22 in the closed position; an internal lip seal returned 122b is provided at the right edge of the amount 22b and bears against the amount 23b.
  • Figure 10 illustrates a possible structure of joints between a cross member 22d and an adjacent cross member 23d.
  • Each cross member 22d (or 23d) has two drops 122d and 222d of different heights and each carrying a lip seal returned 322d and 422d oriented to bear against the adjacent fallout of the next cross.
  • the returned lip seals are anti-runoff gutters.
  • FIG 11 illustrates in perspective a particularly interesting form of central structure 22g of a panel.
  • This structure is formed of a perforated sheet and folded into adjacent horizontal crenels such as the reentrant slot 122g and the outgoing slot 222g, shaped to allow the attachment of the objects, with perforations allowing the use of different fastening systems of works, and ensuring better support.
  • the slots may be vertical.
  • a storage structure generally comprises a plurality of groups of panels, the groups of panels being each articulated to a respective common fixed structure.
  • the groups of panels being each articulated to a respective common fixed structure.
  • first group of panels 2 articulated on a first common connecting structure 26, and a second group of panels 3 articulated on a second common connecting structure 36.
  • the panels of the panel groups 2 and 3 are articulated to respective common connection structures 26 and 36 which are themselves attached to the peripheral walls such as the walls 6 and 7 of the room 1 of storage.
  • the common fixed structures 26 and 36 are engaged in the opposite corners 4 and 5 of the storage part 1.
  • Figure 6 illustrates another arrangement of storage structure according to the invention, adapted to a rectangular storage part 1.
  • One can then have a group of large panels 8 in the middle zone of a first longitudinal wall 9 of the part 1, and a second group of large panels 10 in the middle zone of the longitudinal wall 11 opposite.
  • a third group of small panels 12 is disposed in the lower right corner, and three other groups of small panels 13, 19 and 15 are distributed over other portions of the peripheral wall, for example.
  • the panels of the panel groups can advantageously be dimensioned in horizontal length so as to pivot freely between their limiting orientations as illustrated for example in the groups of large panels 8 and 10, without touching the panels of the other groups of panels in the room 1 of storage.
  • groups of panels can be brought closer together, provided that they are not opened simultaneously.
  • a storage structure according to the invention allows an observer 16 to observe, with a significant decline objects attached to the panels of the first group of panels 2 in placing in the vicinity of the opposite corner 5, then to observe the objects carried by the second group of panels 3 in the vicinity of the opposite corner 4.
  • the observer 16 can observe the objects attached to one and the other of the faces of each of the panels, by rotating the panels at will between their limiting orientations, and always keeping the same distance with respect to the panel observed.
  • the articulated panel storage structure according to the invention achieves a 'storage area of about 180 m 2 which is much greater than the area available in the known structures.
  • the arrangement illustrated in Figure 12 can further increase the available storage area, provided to admit not to open the panels simultaneously.
  • Sixteen groups of panels referenced by the letters a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o and p can thus be arranged in a rectangular room.
  • the folded positions are in the direction of the length of the piece.

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  1. Aufbewahrungsstruktur mit schwenkbaren Tafeln zur Aufnahme und Lagerung von Gegenständen wie Kunstwerken, gekennzeichnet durch die folgenden Merkmale:
    - die Tafeln (21-25b) sind in wenigstens einer aus im wesentlichen rechteckigen, vertikal ausgerichteten Tafeln bestehenden Gruppe (2) angeordnet, die schwenkbare Tafeln enthält, von denen jede unmittelbar um eine zugeordnete Schwenkachse (210), die in der Nähe eines ersten vertikalen Randes (21a) an einer gemeinsamen Verbindungsstruktur (26) angeordnet ist, schwenkbar so gelagert ist, daß sie zwischen zwei Grenzausrichtungen um etwa 90° drehbar ist,
    - die zugeordneten Schwenkachsen (240, 250) von aufeinander folgenden Schwenktafeln (24, 25) sind an der gemeinsamen Verbindungsstruktur (26) um einen Abstand (D) seitlich so zueinander versetzt, daß eine Drehung der Schwenktafeln (21-25b) zwischen den Grenzausrichtungen möglich ist, ohne daß sich dabei die Gegenstände berühren, die die Tafeln tragen,
    - wenigstens einige der Tafeln (21, 25) haben an ihrem unteren horizontalen Rand (21c) ein Stützelement (21e, 25e), das mit Abstand von der Schwenkachse (210) der Tafel (21) so angeordnet ist, daß es sich auf dem Boden abstützt und dadurch die Stabilität der gesamten Struktur am Boden gewährleistet.
  2. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine der äußeren Tafeln (21) fest ist und ständig in der ersten Grenzausrichtung um etwa 45° zur gemeinsamen Verbindungsstruktur (26) ausgerichtet ist und sich ständig auf dem Boden abstützt.
  3. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jede schwenkbare Tafel (22-25b) ein das Stützelement bildendes Abrollorgan hat, das auf dem Boden in einer Abrollzone mit gleichmäßiger Oberfläche abrollbar ist.
  4. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die mittleren Schwenktafeln (22-25a) keine Abrollorgane haben und für die Schwenkung nur an ihren entsprechenden Schwenkachsen (220-240) gelagert sind.
  5. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß diese Dämpfungszylinder aufweist, um jede Schwenktafel, ausgehend von einer Zentralausrichtung (225), die im wesentlichen rechtwinklig zur gemeinsamen Verbindungsstruktur (26) verläuft, gegen die eine und gegen die andere und gegen ihre Grenzausrichtung im Sinne eines gleichmäßigen und weichen Schwenkens zu beaufschlagen.
  6. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die äußeren Tafeln (21-25b) Volltafeln sind und Deckwände bilden, welche die Gesamtheit der mittleren Tafeln in der zusammengeklappten Stellung einschließen.
  7. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß diese Tafeln (21-25b) umfasst, die aus einem oder mehreren rechteckigen, starren Rahmen bestehen, welche jeweils ein Gitter (21g) oder parallele Leisten oder ein oder mehrere Lochbleche (122g, 222g), die zinnenförmig abgewinkelt sind, umschließen und halten.
  8. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß diese Tafeln (21-25) aufweist, welche aus rechteckigen Rahmen bestehen, die horizontale Platten einschließen und halten.
  9. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jede Schwenktafel (21) an der gemeinsamen Verbindungsstruktur (26) über einen oberen Schwenkzapfen und einen unteren Schwenkzapfen (21i) gelagert ist, welche durch entsprechende obere bzw. untere Bohrungen der Tafel (21) hindurch verlaufen, wobei wenigstens einer der Schwenkzapfen herausnehmbar in die gemeinsame Verbindungsstruktur (26) eingesetzt ist.
  10. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der genannte Abstand (D) zwischen den jeweiligen Schwenkachsen (240, 250) der aufeinander folgenden Tafeln (24, 25) etwa zwischen 20 und 30 cm liegt.
  11. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Tafeln (21) in ihrem oberen Bereich oder in ihrem Umfangsbereich und mit Abstand von den Schwenkachsen (210) angeordnete Anschlagmittel aufweisen, um einen ausreichenden Abstand zwischen aufeinander folgenden Tafeln (21, 22) zu gewährleisten und damit die Berührung zwischen den von diesen getragenen Gegenständen zu vermeiden.
  12. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die äußeren Tafeln (21, 25b) Volltafeln sind und daß in der zusammengeklappten Stellung die Umfassungsrahmen der aufeinander folgenden Tafeln unter eventueller Zwischenfügung von stoßdämpfenden Dichtungselementen (122b, 123b, 322d, 422d) aneinander liegen und dadurch eine staubdichte Hülle bilden.
  13. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach Anspruch 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die äußeren Tafeln (21, 25b) wenigstens einen Wandabschnitt aus einem staubdichten, jedoch luftdurchlässigen Material aufweisen, beispielsweise aus einem Faserwerkstoff, der unter der Marke Gore-Tex vertrieben wird.
  14. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die vertikalen Säulen (22a, 22b) des Tafelrahmens (22) Sitze (522) bilden, die aufeinander folgen oder verstellbar sind, um die mittlere Struktur (22g), bestehend aus einer Gittertafel, aus Leisten oder aus einem Lochblech aufzunehmen, derart daß der Benutzer die Position der mittleren Struktur (22g) der Tafel wählen kann, um einen freien Raum mit einer mehr oder weniger großen Stärke auf der einen und der anderen Seite der Tafel für die Aufnahme der Gegenstände zu bestimmen.
  15. Aufbewahrungsstruktur nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die gemeinsame Verbindungsstruktur (26) aus einem im wesentlichen rechteckigen Rahmen mit zwei Säulen (26a, 26b) besteht, die durch zwei Traversen (26c, 26d) miteinander verbunden sind, wobei die Traversen (26c, 26d) die Schwenkmittel für die Tafeln (21-25) aufnehmen und die gemeinsame Verbindungsstruktur (26) am Boden durch höhenverstellbare Mittel wie beispielsweise zwei Schraubfüße (26g, 26h) abgestützt ist.
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