EP2316742A1 - Device for transporting suspended items of clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

The device has a rack including vertical corner posts (10-13). Adjacent corner posts are interconnected with each other in an upper area over transverse portions (20-23). Clothes rails (30, 31) are arranged between the opposing transverse portions. An additional rod (40) i.e. round profile, is attached between the adjacent corner posts below one of the transverse portions. Auxiliary rods (50-52) are pivoted around longitudinal axis of the additional rod. A locking unit locks the auxiliary rod in horizontal position. Notches (24, 25) are provided at transverse portions.

Description

The invention relates to a device for transporting hanging garments comprising a frame having four vertical corner posts. In each case two adjacent corner posts are connected to each other in their upper region via a respective transverse strut, and at least one clothes rail is attached between these at least two transverse struts.

For the transport of garments and in particular for the transport of hanging garments various containers or clothing boxes are known in which the garments can be hung on hangers. The materials and the design of these containers can be varied in a variety of ways and adapted to the respective requirements.

For example, the German Utility Model publication DE 201 03 590 U1 Such a transport container, comprising a standing on a pallet folding carton. The folding carton, in contrast to an aluminum box in particular the advantage that it is cheaper and easier and can be disposed of after transport in a simple manner, while aluminum boxes are usually returned and reused. The front of the transport container is designed pull-out to allow loading of the container. Furthermore, notches are provided, in which a clothes rail is used. The container preferably comprises a slip-on box which is slipped over the basic structure of the container in order to laterally stabilize it.

From the German Utility Model DE 20 2004 000 925 U1 a similar cuboid transport container is known in which the side walls each have a rectangular wooden frame on which a paper material is attached. Compared to a folding carton, this embodiment of a transport container is more stable due to the frame reinforcement made of wood.

Also known embodiments of frame-like transport containers with a base plate on which a frame of several struts is attached. For example, the German Utility Model discloses DE 76 12 672 Such a caddy with rollers. Intermediate floors and / or clothes rails can be inserted between two lattice-shaped side parts.

The German utility model DE 299 05 509 U1 also discloses a shipping container for clothing on hangers, comprising a bottom part in the form of a pallet with pipe supports in the corners. In this pipe brackets corner pipes are introduced, which in turn are interconnected via transverse tubes, so as to form a tubular frame. Other connecting beams between the cross tubes serve as clothes rails. For the outer wrapping of the clothing receiving interior of the container, a wrapping material can be used, which is formed from a corrugated cardboard cut.

The known transport containers in frame form usually provide clothes rails in the upper area, so that long pieces of clothing such as pants or coats can be transported well. However, when hanging on these rods shorter garments such as blouses or skirts, the area under the garments remains unused, which has proved to be disadvantageous. It can therefore be provided to mount additional rods in deeper areas if necessary, for example, to be able to transport two levels with shorter garments. However, these additional clothes rails can often be insufficiently secured and must be completely removed when not in use. This requires storage for clothes rails and adversely affects the flexible use of transport containers.

Based on this, it is therefore an object of the invention to provide a transport container for the transport of hanging garments, with the as flexible as possible different combinations of different lengths of clothing can be transported.

According to the invention, this object is achieved by a device having the features of independent claim 1. Advantageous developments of the device will become apparent from the dependent claims 2-15.

The inventive device for transporting hanging garments comprises a frame which has four vertical corner posts, wherein each two adjacent corner posts are connected in their upper region via a respective cross strut and at least one clothes rail is mounted between these at least two opposite cross struts. According to the invention, at least one additional strut is mounted below a transverse strut between two adjoining corner posts, to which at least one additional bar pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the additional strut is attached, wherein means for locking the at least one additional bar are provided in a horizontal position. These additional bars below the actual clothes rails allow for locking in a horizontal position in addition to the clothes rails in the upper part of the device, the suspension of other garments. The additional rods are pivotable when needed in an operating position. However, they do not require storage of additional rods, which must then be switched on and off by people, but the additional rods remain on the device and are only put into operation when they are required. Thus, the device can be quickly and easily adapted to the current requirements and converted at any position within a logistics chain.

Preferably, at least one notch is provided on the transverse struts. On the cross struts can thus rest a lid with at least one fixing element, wherein the fixing element engages in this notch. So the lid can be fixed on the cross struts and secured against slipping.

In one embodiment of the invention, the at least one additional rod is attached to a sleeve which surrounds the additional strut with play in the region of a round profile of the additional strut, whereby the additional rod is pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the additional strut. Preferably, the entire additional strut is designed as a round profile. This is a simple way to pivotally design an additional rod. In this case, an additional rod may further be designed to be displaceable along the additional strut.

In one embodiment of the invention, a retaining strut is attached to two other adjacent corner posts, which is opposite to the additional strut, wherein the at least one additional rod to the support strut in a horizontal position can be locked. Below the additional strut, a stop strut may be attached, wherein the distance between the additional strut and the stop strut is less than the length of the pivotable part of the at least one additional rod, so that the additional rods abut the stop strut, if they are not locked to the support strut. This measure prevents additional rods from swinging freely around the auxiliary strut when not in use.

Between the corner posts, which are not interconnected by a support strut or an additional strut, a side strut and / or a detachable chain can be attached. By the side strut, the stability of the device increases, while a chain can limit lateral access to the interior of the device. Furthermore, a chain avoids the protrusion of clothes out of the device (out of contour). In the lower part of the device can also be mounted between the corner posts four base struts, which connect the corner posts together. The base struts also increase the stability of the device and the base struts form a stable base with the corner posts.

The device may further comprise a pallet on which the corner posts stand. At the bottom of this pallet rollers may be attached to the device to move. On the pallet can also rest a replaceable cardboard.

In one embodiment of the invention, the corner posts are made in two parts and telescopically, wherein in each case a first post part in a second, hollow post part is displaceable, and the first post part in the second, hollow post part is lockable. As a result, the height of the device is variable when the upper part of the device is moved.

Preferably, the first post part forms in each case the upper region of a corner post, while the second, hollow post part forms the lower region of a corner post. The first post part is locked in the second, hollow post part by a bolt mechanism.

The invention provides an advantageous device for transporting hanging garments, which has a stable and compact basic body. The main body is made easy by the frame consisting of several struts and can be easily transported. The flexible additional bars below the actual clothes rails allow a combination of rods that is adaptable to almost any desired combination of short or long garments. Especially with telescopically executed corner posts and the overall height of the device can be varied, which further increases the flexibility of the device.

Further advantages, features and expedient developments of the invention will become apparent from the dependent claims and the following description of preferred embodiments with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 1

eine schematische Ansicht eines Ausführungsbeispiels der erfindungsgemäßen Vorrichtung zum Transport von hängenden Kleidungsstücken;

Fig. 2

eine Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 1 mit gelösten Zusatzstangen;

Fig. 3

eine Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 1 mit arretierten Zusatzstangen;

Fig. 4a

eine schematische Detailansicht eines teleskopartigen Eckpfostens;

Fig. 4b

eine schematische Detailansicht einer Halterung für eine schwenkbare Haltestrebe;

Fig. 5

eine Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 1 mit eingefahrenen Eckpfosten;

Fig. 6

eine Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 1 mit ausgefahrenen Eckpfosten und einem Deckel; und

Fig. 7

eine Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 1 mit eingefahrenen Eckpfosten und einem aufgesetzten Behälter.

From the pictures shows:

Fig. 1

a schematic view of an embodiment of the device according to the invention for the transport of hanging garments;

Fig. 2

a device according to Fig. 1 with additional rods removed;

Fig. 3

a device according to Fig. 1 with locked additional rods;

Fig. 4a

a schematic detail view of a telescopic corner post;

Fig. 4b

a schematic detail view of a holder for a pivotable holding strut;

Fig. 5

a device according to Fig. 1 with retracted corner posts;

Fig. 6

a device according to Fig. 1 with extended corner posts and a lid; and

Fig. 7

a device according to Fig. 1 with retracted corner posts and an attached container.

Fig. 1 shows a schematic view of an embodiment of the device according to the invention for the transport of hanging garments. The device consists essentially of a frame-shaped frame, which is formed by a plurality of posts and struts. The entire frame is preferably mounted on a pallet 90, so that the dimensions of the pallet also dictate the outer dimensions of the device. Usual dimensions for the base of the device are therefore about 810 mm x 1210 mm. The pallet 90 may have a plurality of rollers 91, 92, 93 and 94 at the bottom (roller 94 is in FIG Fig. 1 hidden), with which the device is designed to be movable.

To describe the invention, the device is as in Fig. 1 shown standing up with the pallet on the ground, resulting in an upper area and a lower area. On the pallet 90 can be designed a replaceable cardboard. This cardboard can have upwardly folded side walls to form an edge. Falling clothes During transport, or touching the ground while hanging, they are protected by the cardboard against soiling, which may be on the pallet. Even when attaching forklifts of a forklift in the lower part of the device, the cardboard protects the hinged garments from contamination on the forks.

The backbone of the device is formed by at least four corner posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 placed on the pallet 90. To connect the corner posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 together, a plurality of base struts may be provided at the bottom of the device near the pallet 90. In the embodiment of Fig. 1 For example, four base struts 80, 81, 82 and 83 are mounted between the corner posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 to form a type of floor frame with which the framework can stand stably on the pallet 90. In addition, diagonal cross struts or a bottom plate may be provided.

The corner posts can be firmly connected to the pallet 90, or be inserted, for example, in openings provided for this purpose. However, it is also possible to form the skeleton as an independent component, which is placed only on the pallet 90. In the lower part of the device also tabs can be mounted with holes with which the device can be attached to the pallet 90. For example, these tabs can project horizontally from the base struts 80, 81, 82 and 83 into the interior of the device.

Further, a plurality of gusset plates 100 and 101 are provided, which span in the corners between the corner posts 11 and 12 and the base strut 83 mounted therebetween. These gusset plates increase the stability of the frame, but they can also be used advantageously for the attachment of stickers or other labels. A label may contain information about the articles of clothing and / or the owner of the load, but also an identification number and / or information about the destination of the device. For example, a barcode can be mounted as a sticker on a gusset plate in which several of these information are encrypted and can be read by a barcode scanner. A gusset plate or a piece of it attached label may also include an integrated RFID transponder, which can be used for reading in and out of information.

Furthermore, it has proven to be advantageous to provide at the bottom of the device import pockets in the forklifts of a forklift are inserted. Thus, the entire device can be easily lifted and moved with a forklift. Such pockets may, for example, be attached to two opposing base struts 81 and 83 and project upwardly as shown in FIG Fig. 1 is shown. At least two pockets are formed at a distance from each other by a plurality of struts, which corresponds approximately to the distance between two forks. The import pockets 102 and 103 are to simplify the further graphic representation only in Fig. 1 However, they can also in the embodiments of the Figures 2-7 be provided.

In the upper part of the device, the corner posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 are interconnected by at least two transverse struts. If only two transverse struts are provided, they are preferably parallel and connect two corner posts with each other. For example, connects a cross member 20, the corner posts 11 and 12, while another cross member 21, the corner posts 10 and 13 connects. In order to increase the stability of the device, as in the embodiment of the Fig. 1 further transverse struts 22 and 23 may be provided to connect all corner posts together. Four cross struts then form a kind of upper frame. Through the corner posts, the base struts and the cross struts so the cuboid base body of the device is formed.

The connection of the corner posts and struts with each other can be made by releasable plug and / or screw or for example by fixed welded joints. All frame parts are preferably formed of a metallic material. In this case, solid profiles and / or hollow profiles in the form of square and / or round profiles can be used. Between two opposite transverse struts 20 and 21 at least one clothes rail is mounted in the upper region of the device. In the embodiment of Fig. 1 two clothes rails 30 and 31 are provided. The dimensions of the device and the position of the clothes rails are chosen, for example, that on the clothes rails 30 and 31, two rows of hanging garments can be hung on hangers and transported with the device.

According to the invention, a further additional strut 40 is mounted below the transverse strut 21 and extends horizontally between two corner posts 10 and 13. This is supplemented by a retaining strut 41, which extends between the opposing corner posts 11 and 12. At the additional strut 40 at least one additional rod is attached, which is pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the additional strut 40. The additional rod can be locked in a horizontal position on the opposite support rod 41. This additional rod serves as an additional clothes rail when it is locked to the support rod 41. If this additional rod is not needed, the lock can be released and the additional rod can be pivoted down. Then, for example, it bears against a stop strut 44, which extends below the additional strut 40 between the corner posts 10 and 13. The distance between the additional strut 40 and the stop strut 44 should therefore be less than the pivotable length of the at least one additional rod. The compound of the additional strut 40, the retaining strut 41 and the stop strut 44 with the respective corner posts can also be made by a fixed weld or by a detachable plug and / or screw connection.

In the in Fig. 1 illustrated embodiment of the invention, three additional rods 50, 51 and 52 are provided, which are each pivotable about the additional strut 40. The additional rod 52 is already locked, for example, on the retaining strut 41, while the additional rod 50 is released and rests against the stop strut 44. The middle additional rod 51 is currently in the pivoting movement. The pivotable additional rods allow flexible adaptation of the device for transporting hanging garments to the respective conditions. For example, if only long pieces of clothing to be transported, all additional rods are released from the retaining strut 41 and abut against the stop rod 44. This operating state is in Fig. 2 shown. For example, such long garments include pants, coats, or long dresses. Such long garments can be hung with their brackets on the upper clothes rails 30 and 31 and theoretically hang down to the bottom of the device. If one were to transport only shorter pieces of clothing such as blouses or short skirts and hang them on the upper clothes rails, the space underneath the clothes would remain unused.

In order to transport shorter garments, therefore, the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 can be folded up and locked to the support rods 41. This operating state is in Fig. 3 shown. Thus, short garments can be hung both on the upper clothes rails 30 and 31, and on the lower auxiliary rods 50, 51 and 52. However, combinations are possible in which, for example, only one additional rod 50 is locked to the support rod 41, while the additional rods 51 and 52 abut the stop strut 44. In the area of the additional rods 51 and 52 thus long pieces of clothing can be hung on the clothes rail 31, while on the clothes rail 30 and 50 shorter pieces of clothing can be hung in two levels. To separate different items removable plastic separation cards can be mounted on the clothes rails and / or the additional rods.

In order to achieve a pivoting of the additional rods, they can each be attached to a sleeve 53, 54 and 55, wherein the additional strut 40 at least in the region of the sleeves has a round profile, which is enclosed by the sleeves with play. As a result, the additional rods are pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the additional strut. Preferably, the entire additional strut is designed as a round profile.

The locking of the additional rods on the retaining strut 41 can be achieved for example by downwardly curved plates which are attached to the retaining strut 41 are. These domed plates are directed into the interior of the device. Since the additional rods on the sleeves 53, 54 and 55 are displaceable on the additional strut, they can be easily moved laterally and swung up to a position above the curved plates. Then they are pushed back and placed on the arched plates. Due to the weight of hinged garments, the additional bar remains on the arched top. However, it is also possible to provide an additional attachment.

A locking of the additional rods in a horizontal position can be achieved not only by an opposite retaining strut 41, but the lock can also be realized on the additional strut 40 itself. This can be achieved, for example, by displaceable bolts, clamping devices, etc.

In a further embodiment of the invention, the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 are fixedly connected to the retaining strut 41. However, the retaining strut 41 is not fixed to the corner posts 11 and 12, but can be detached from them. If the lock is released, the retaining strut 41 between the corner posts 11 and 12 and the retaining strut 41 can be pivoted together with the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 down until they rest against the stop strut 44. Thus, all additional rods are pivoted simultaneously in an operating state in which only the upper clothes rails 30 and 31 are used for the device. If the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 are used, the retaining strut 41 is pivoted about the additional strut 40 upwards and locked again between the corner posts 11 and 12.

It may, for example, be provided that the retaining strut 41 is mounted between the corner posts 11 and 12 so that it rests on short supports 16, which are attached to the corner posts and point in the direction of the opposing corner post. At the top of each support is a vertical pin 17. The support strut 41 has at the bottom a bore into which the pin 17 can be inserted when the retaining strut 41 is lowered onto the supports 16. This construction is in Fig. 4b schematically in a section on Corner post 12 shown. The holding strut 41 can be released by lifting the pins 17.

In an embodiment of the invention in which the auxiliary rods 50, 51 and 52 are not fixedly connected to the retaining strut 41, a releasable retaining strut 41 can be used to achieve pivotability of the additional rods. If a retaining strut 41, for example, as in Fig. 4b shown executed, the additional rods can rest in the operating state on the support strut 41 or additionally attached thereto brackets. If the holding strut 41 is released from the device, the additional rods can be pivoted downwards. If the additional rods are to be brought back to their operating position, they are pivoted upwards in a position above the pin 17, the retaining strut 41 is mounted between the corner posts 11 and 12 and deposited the additional rods from above on the retaining strut 41.

In one embodiment of the invention, it may further be provided to telescope all or some of the auxiliary rods 50, 51 and 52. A telescoping of the additional rods can be achieved in the usual way by telescoping part pipes with different diameters. Also, an additional rod that is hinged in the middle or has hinged sections at the ends, is to be regarded as telescopic.

A telescoping of the additional rods can be provided both in an embodiment in which the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 are fixedly attached to the support strut 41, as well as in an embodiment in which the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 only temporarily on the support strut 41st be fixed.

In an embodiment with fixedly attached to the retaining strut 41 additional rods telescoping the additional rods can be used, for example, to allow pivoting of the retaining strut 41 together with the additional rods. In order to pivot the support strut 41 together with the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 down, it can be solved by lifting from the pins 17 (see Fig. 4b ). The length of the Telescopic additional rods can then be reduced so far that the retaining strut 41 can be pivoted past the pads 16 over. If the additional rods are to be put back into operation, the retaining strut 41 is pivoted with shortened additional rods upwards in a position above the supports 16. The length of the additional rods is now increased again, so that the retaining strut 41 can be lowered again with their holes on the pin 17.

In one embodiment, in which the additional rods 50, 51 and 52 are not fixedly connected to the retaining strut 41, but only temporarily attached to it, a telescoping of the additional rods can be used to the additional rods to the additional strut 40 in a position above the Retaining strut 41 to pivot when it is firmly attached to the device. In this case, since the support strut 41 is fixedly mounted between the corner posts 11 and 12, the additional bars would abut against the support strut 41 from below when pivoted upwardly. Although it can also be provided that the additional rods are fixed from below to the support strut 41, but if they are to be stored in the operating state from above on the support strut 41 or mounted on holders, their length can be reduced by the telescoping for this process , As soon as the additional rods have passed the retaining strut 41, their length can be increased again and the additional rods can be deposited on the retaining strut 41 from above.

In a mixed form, it is also possible to attach individual auxiliary rods firmly to the retaining strut 41, while other additional rods are only temporarily connected to the retaining strut 41.

It is not only possible to hang differently long pieces of clothing, but also other containers can be placed on the pallet, wherein the free space within the frame can be optimally used. For example, shorter garments can be hung one above the other in two planes, while several containers next to each other can be placed on the pallet 90 stacked one above the other instead of long garments. At this point, however, should not all possible combinations will be described, as it will be apparent to those skilled in the art, that the pivotal auxiliary bars 50, 51 and 52 allow a variety of storage options to optimally utilize the space within the device. It is also possible to connect individual additional rods fixed to the support rod 41 and other auxiliary rods pivotally design.

In order to increase the flexibility of the device according to the invention, the corner posts 10, 11 12 and 13 may be designed telescopically. Each corner post consists of a lower, hollow post part 10 "and an upper post part 10 ', which is displaceable in the hollow post part 10". This is in a detail in Fig. 4 shown, from which it is apparent that such an upper and a lower part of the frame are formed. In order to ensure the stability of the lower part, further side struts 42 and 43 are provided between the corner posts 12 and 13 and 10 and 11. Instead of the side struts or in addition, two chains 70 and 71 can be provided between the corner posts, which can limit access to the lower part. To facilitate lateral access, chains without side struts can be provided.

The upper part of the device is vertically movable by the telescopic design of the corner posts, whereby the height of the device can be varied. In this case, a locking mechanism is provided which allows the disengagement of the respective upper post part 10 'from the lower, hollow post part 10 "Once the desired height has been reached, the upper post part 10' can be locked in the lower, hollow post part 10" , In practice, without a pallet, a maximum height of 1810 mm has proven to be advantageous.

The locking mechanism can be realized for example by a bolt mechanism 14 and 15, which is attached to two corner posts 10 and 13. In the lower, hollow post part 10 "to a hole is introduced, while in the upper post part 10 'a plurality of holes are introduced at different heights, in which a bolt can be inserted from the outside, to lock the two post parts together the upper part of the Device be adjusted in height again. The two bolts 14 and 15 may be connected together by a chain to prevent loss of individual bolts.

If the upper part of the device is lowered completely into the lower, hollow post parts, the height of the device is reduced considerably. This operating form is in Fig. 5 and is selected, for example, if only a smaller amount of short hanging garments to be transported. For this purpose, all additional rods 50, 51 and 52 can be solved and rest against the stop rod 44. Clothes hangers are hung on the upper clothes rails 30 and 31, the height of which has been reduced by lowering the upper part of the device.

To cover the device from above, a lid 60 can be placed on the device. This embodiment is the Fig. 6 refer to. In order to prevent the cover 60 from slipping, notches 24 and 25 may be provided at least on the transverse struts 20 and 21. If the cover has associated fixing elements 61 which engage in these notches 24 and 25, the cover can be firmly positioned on the frame. The lid 60 may further include a circumferential groove extending within the frame formed by the cross braces 20, 21, 22 and 23. When the lid is put on, the groove prevents the lid from slipping.

As an alternative to a lid or on a lid, a further container 62 can be placed on the device, as for example in the embodiment of Fig. 7 the case is. Here, the upper part of the device was as in Fig. 5 completely lowered and the height of the device so reduced. Also, such a container 62 can be positioned by fixing the bottom of the container 62 fixed to the frame of the device. In the container 62 loose articles or garments can be inserted, so that different types of garments or other objects can be transported in an advantageous manner with the device according to the invention, since the device is adaptable to any purpose.

Due to the cuboidal shape of the device, it can simply be wrapped with a film to protect the transported clothing against weathering and dirt. The frame-shaped frame forms stable outlines of the device around which the film can be wound. The device according to the invention also allows strapping with strapping bands.

In the upper part of the device, means for connecting the device to other devices of the same type may be provided. A connection of several devices may be desired in particular during stacking. A connection can be realized for example by one or more Grendelriegel in conjunction with holes in the frame.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

10,11,12,13

corner posts

10 '

Upper post part

10 "

Lower post part

14.15

Bolt mechanism, bolt

16

edition

17

spigot

20,21,22,23

crossmember

24.25

notch

30.31

clothes rail

40

additional brace

41

holding strut

42.43

side strut

44

stop strut

50,51,52

additional rod

53,54,55

shell

60

cover

61

fixing

70.71

Chain

80,81,82,83

base strut

90

palette

91,92,93,94

role

100,101

gusset plate

102,103

Fork pocket

Claims (15)

Device for transporting hanging garments, comprising a frame which has four vertical corner posts (10; 11; 12; 13), wherein each two adjacent corner posts in their upper region via a respective transverse strut (20; 21; 22; 23) with each other are connected and between these at least two opposite transverse struts (20; 21; 22; 23) at least one clothes rail (30; 31) is mounted,
characterized,
in that at least one additional strut (40) is mounted below a transverse strut (21) between two adjoining corner posts (10; 12), to which at least one additional bar (50; 51; 52) pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the additional strut (40) is attached, wherein means for locking the at least one additional rod (50; 51; 52) in a horizontal position are provided. Device according to claim 1,
characterized,
in that at least one notch (24; 25) is provided on each of the transverse struts (20; 21; 22; 23). Device according to claim 2,
characterized,
that on the transverse struts, a lid (60) with at least one fixing element (61) rests, wherein said fixing member (61) in the notch (24; 25) (20; 23 21;; 22). Device according to one of claims 1 to 3,
characterized,
in that the at least one additional rod (50; 51; 52) is attached to a sleeve (53; 54; 55) which plays the additional strut (40) in the region of a Round profile of the additional strut (40) encloses, whereby the additional rod (50; 51; 52) about the longitudinal axis of the additional strut (40) is pivotable. Device according to claim 4,
characterized,
that the entire additional strut (40) is designed as a round profile. Device according to one of claims 1 to 5,
characterized,
that on two other corner posts adjacent (11; 13) has a retaining strut (41) is mounted to the additive strut (40) is located opposite, wherein the at least one auxiliary rod (50; 51; 52) on the holding strut (41) in a horizontal Position is lockable. Device according to claim 6,
characterized,
that between the corner posts (10; 11,12; 13), not covered by a holding bar (41) or an additional strut (40) are connected to each other, one side strut (42; 43) and / or a detachable chain (70; 71) is appropriate. Device according to one of claims 1 to 7,
characterized,
that below the auxiliary strut (40) has a stop bar (44) is mounted, wherein the distance between the auxiliary strut (40) and the stop bar (44) is less than the length of the pivotable part of the at least one auxiliary rod (50; 51; 52). Device according to one of claims 1 to 8,
characterized,
that in the lower region between the corner posts (10; 11; 12; 13) four base struts (80; 81; 82; 83) are mounted, which connect the corner posts (10; 11; 12; 13) with each other. Device according to one of claims 1 to 9,
characterized,
in that the device comprises a pallet (90) on which the corner posts (10; 11; 12; 13) stand. Device according to claim 10,
characterized,
that on the pallet (90) rests a cardboard box. Device according to one of claims 10 and 11,
characterized,
that on the underside of the pallet (90) rollers (91; 94 92;; 93) are attached. Device according to one of claims 1 to 12,
characterized,
in that the corner posts (10; 11; 12; 13) are made in two parts and telescopically, wherein in each case a first post part (10 ') is displaceable in a second, hollow post part (10 "), and the first post part (10') in the second , hollow post part (10 ") is lockable. Device according to claim 13,
characterized,
that the first post portion (10 '), respectively the top of a corner post (10; 11; 12; 13), while the second hollow post portion (10 ") the lower region of a corner post (10; 11; 12; 13) , Device according to one of claims 13 and 14,
characterized,
in that the first post part (10 ') can be locked in the second, hollow post part (10 ") by a bolt mechanism (14; 15).

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