EP2730847B1 - Supporting assembly for portable stove - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a supporting assembly and, more particularly, to a supporting assembly for a portable outdoor stove being foldable more compactly.
- a conventional portable stove is a cooking stove specially designed to be portable and lightweight, as for camping or picnicking, or for use in remote locations where an easily transportable means of cooking or heating is needed.
- U.S. Patent No. 6,742,514 discloses an outdoor cooking stove including a windscreen for shielding a burner disposed therein, and a support frame for spacing the burner and windscreen upwardly away from a supportive plane such as the ground.
- the support frame includes three upstanding legs and three cross-braces. Each of the legs is attached to the windscreen using conventional fasteners, such as by welding or by using nuts and bolts. Similarly, the cross-braces are attached to the legs using conventional fasteners.
- the stove includes three vessel support members attached to an inner surface of the windscreen. Although, the stove is reassembled, but assembling that is inconvenient and wasting time.
- FIG. 1 of U.S. Patent No. 7,168,426 discloses a gas stove assembly including a gas stove and a stove stand.
- the stove stand non-collapsible, and the size of that is very large and occupies much space and is inconvenient to carry during the use of the gas stove.
- U.S. Patent No. 5,992,407 discloses a miniature gas stove support including a seat, a plurality of legs, a plurality of vertical bars in the same number as that of said legs, a locating ring, and a plurality of substantially petal-shaped wind shielding members.
- the vertical bars have internally threaded upper and lower ends, respectively.
- the internally threaded lower ends of the vertical bars are engaged with the externally threaded head portions of the legs upward projected from the through holes of the seat, so that the legs are fixedly connected to the seat to support the same. Therefore, a user must assemble the seat, the legs, the vertical bars, the locating ring, and the wind shielding members to form a complete miniature gas stove support.
- the present invention is, therefore, intended to obviate or at least alleviate the problems encountered in the prior art.
- a supporting assembly as defined in claim 1 is provided.
- the dependent claims show some examples of such a supporting assembly.
- the present invention solves this need and other problems in the field of a supporting assembly for a portable stove including a base, a plurality of connecting members, a plurality of first supporting members, and a plurality of second supporting members.
- the base is installed the portable stove and includes a plurality of extending portions extending from a central portion thereof. Each of the plurality of extending portions formed a connecting portion.
- Each of the plurality of connecting members is pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting portions of the base.
- Each of the plurality of connecting members includes a connecting wall, first and second jaw portions respectively extending from two opposite distal ends of the connecting wall.
- the plurality of first supporting members each are pivotally connected with each of the plurality of first jaw portions of the plurality of connecting members.
- Each of the plurality of first supporting members includes a first supporting portion extending from a distal end thereof toward the base.
- Each of the plurality of second supporting members is pivotally connected with each of the plurality of second jaw portions of the plurality of connecting members.
- Each of the plurality of second supporting members includes a second supporting portion extending from a distal end thereof.
- the supporting assembly for the portable stove is transformable from a folded storage position to an operative position.
- the first supporting portions of the plurality of first supporting members are able to support a cooking vessel thereon.
- the second supporting portions of the plurality of second supporting members support the supporting assembly for the portable stove on a supportive plane.
- An advantage of the supporting assembly for the portable stove according to the present invention is that the supporting assembly is reversibly transformable between a folded storage position and an operative position.
- the supporting assembly is disposed in the folded storage position, the plurality of second supporting members and the base are substantially horizontally aligned, and the plurality of second supporting members and the plurality of first supporting members are parallel to each other, so that the supporting assembly is formed in a disc-shape for easy storage or transportation.
- Another advantage of the supporting assembly for the portable stove according to the present invention is that the supporting assembly is transformable from the folded storage position to the operative position without any tools for assembling, and avoids the components thereof lost.
- FIGS. 1 through 4 show a supporting assembly 1 for a portable stove 2 according to the present invention shown in the drawings.
- the supporting assembly 1 includes a base 10, a plurality of connecting members 20, a plurality of first and second supporting members 30 and 40.
- the number of the plurality of connecting member 20 is the same as that of the plurality of first and second supporting members 30 and 40.
- An end of each of the plurality of connecting members 20 is pivotally connected with the base 10, and another end of each of the plurality of connecting members 20 is pivotally connected with one of the plurality of first supporting members 30 and one of the plurality of second supporting members 40.
- the supporting assembly 1 includes three connecting members 20, three first and three second supporting members 30 and 40, which are correspond to each other.
- the base 10 is substantially formed a Y-shaped cross section and includes three extending portions 11 extending outward from a central portion thereof and formed between three angles of the same angle.
- Three connecting portions 12 each are vertically extended from distal ends of each of the three extending portions 11.
- Each of the three connecting portions 12 includes a first through hole 13 extending along a first axis X, and an arc-shaped recess 14 formed at a side edge thereof.
- the recess 14 has first and second positioning ends 141 and 142, with the first positioning end 141 disposed adjacent to the extending portion 11 and the second positioning end 142 disposed opposite to the first positioning end 141.
- the three connecting members 20 are pivotally connected with the connecting portions 12, respectively.
- Each of the three connecting members 20 includes a connecting wall 21 abutted against each of the three connecting portions 12 of the base 10, a second through hole 22 extending at the connecting wall 21 along the first axis X and aligned with the first through hole 13 of each of the three connecting portions 12, first and second jaw portions 23 and 24 respectively extending horizontally outwardly from two opposite distal ends of the connecting wall 21 and cooperating to form a gap 25 adapted for receiving the first and second supporting member 30 and 40.
- the first and second jaw portions 23 and 24 of each of the three of connecting members 20 are respectively axially formed first and second apertures 26 and 27 extending along a second axis Y perpendicular to the first axis X.
- each of the three connecting members 20 further includes a first resisting portion 28 extending from a side edge of the first jaw portion 23 in a direction parallel to the first axis X.
- Each of the first resisting portions 28 is adapted for extending into each of the recesses 14 of the base 10 and selectively abutting against the first and second positioning ends 141 and 142.
- each of the three connecting members 20 further includes a second resisting portion 29 extending vertically from a side edge of the second jaw portion 24 in a direction parallel to the second axis Y.
- Each of the three second resisting portions 29 is adapted for abutting against each of the three first supporting members 30.
- Each of the three first supporting members 30 has an arc shape and is pivotally connected with each of the first jaw portions 23 of the three connecting members 20.
- Each of the three first supporting members 30 includes first and second body portions 31 and 32 connected with each other therein, a first supporting portion 33 extending axially inward from distal ends of the first and second body portions 31 and 32 toward the base 10, a first slot 34 formed between the first and second body portions 31 and 32 and adapted for receiving the first jaw portion 23 of the connecting member 20.
- the first and second body portions 31 and 32 of each of the three first supporting members 30 are respectively axially formed third and fourth apertures 35 and 36 extending along the second axis Y at terminal ends thereof opposite to the first supporting portion 33.
- Each of the first body portions 31 includes a first abutting section 37 extending from a side edge of the terminal end thereof and selectively abutting against each of the three connecting portions 12 of the base 10 to provide a positioning function between the three first supporting members 30 and the base 10.
- a bottom face of each of the second body portions 32 facing each of the three second supporting members 40 is formed a groove 38 being engagable with the second supporting member 40.
- Each of the three second supporting members 40 has an arc shape and is pivotally connected with each of the second jaw portions 24 of the three connecting members 20.
- Each of the three second supporting members 40 includes third and fourth body portions 41 and 42 connected with each other therein, a second supporting portion 43 formed between distal ends of the third and fourth body portions 41 and 42, a second slot 44 formed between the third and fourth body portions 41 and 42 and adapted for receiving the second jaw portions 24 of the connecting member 20.
- the third and fourth body portions 41 and 42 of each of the three second supporting member 40 are respectively axially formed fifth and sixth apertures 45 and 46 extending along the second axis Y at terminal ends thereof opposite to the second supporting portion 43.
- Each of the fourth body portions 42 includes a second abutting section 47 extending from a side edge of a terminal end thereof toward the third body portion 41 and selectively abutting against the second jaw portion 24 of each of the three connecting members 20 to provide positioning function between the second supporting member 40 and the connecting members 20.
- a top face of each of the third body portions 41 is formed a bump 48 being engagable with the groove 38 of each of the second body portions 32
- a plurality of first fasteners 50 respectively pass through each of the second through holes 22 of the connecting members 20 and each of the first through holes 13 of the connecting portions 12. Then each of the plurality of connecting members 20 are pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting portions 12 along the first axis X by riveting.
- a plurality of second fasteners 60 respectively pass through each of third apertures 35 of the first supporting members 30, each of the first apertures 26 of the connecting members 20, each of the fourth apertures 36 of the first supporting members 30, each of the fifth apertures 45 of the second supporting members 40, each of the second apertures 27 of the connecting members 20, and each of the sixth apertures 46 of the second supporting members 40. Then each of the plurality of first and second supporting members 30 and 40 are both pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting member 20 along the second axis Y by riveting.
- the supporting assembly 1 for the portable stove 2 is reversibly transformable between a folded storage position and an operative position.
- the three second supporting members 40 and the base 10 are substantially horizontally aligned, and the three second supporting members 40 and the three first supporting members 30 are parallel to each other, so that the supporting assembly 1 is formed in a disc-shape for easy storage or transportation.
- Each of the first resisting portions 28 of the three connecting members 20 is abutted against the first positioning end 141 of each of the recesses 14, with each of the second body portions 32 of the three first supporting members 30 abutted against each of the third body portions 41 of the three second supporting members 40, with each of the first supporting portions 33 of the three first supporting members 30 engaged with a space formed between two of the three connecting portions 12, with each of the bumps 48 of each of the three second supporting members 40 engaging into each of the grooves 38 of each of the three first supporting members 30 to provide a positioning function between the first and second supporting members 30 and 40.
- FIGS. 5 through 7 show one of the three first supporting members 30 pivoted clockwise through a first angle with respect to one of the of the three connecting members 20 along the second axis Y, and one of the three second supporting members 40 is pivoted counterclockwise through a second angle with respect to one of the of the three connecting members 20 along the second axis Y, with one of the first supporting portions 33 of the three first supporting members 30 disengaged from the space formed between two of the three connecting portions 12, with one of the second abutting sections 47 of the three second supporting members 40 abutted against one of the second jaw portions 24 of the three connecting members 20, with one of the bumps 48 of one of the three second supporting members 40 disengaging from one of the grooves 38 of one of the three first supporting members 30.
- the first angle is greater than the second angle.
- FIGS. 8 through 13 show one of the three connecting members 20 pivoted counterclockwise through 90 degrees with respect to the base 10 along the first axis X to cause the second axis Y rotated through 90 degrees with respect to the first axis X, with one of the first resisting portions 28 of the three connecting members 20 abutted against one of the second positioning ends 142 of the recesses 14, with one of the first abutting sections 37 of one of the three first supporting members 30 abutted against one of the three connecting portions 12 of the base 10 and one of the connecting walls 21 of the three connecting members 20. Therefore, the supporting assembly 1 for the portable stove 2 is transformable from the folded storage position to the operative position.
- first supporting portions 33 of the three first supporting members 30 are able to support a cooking vessel thereon, such as a pot or pan, and the second supporting portions 43 of the three second supporting members 40 are able to support the supporting assembly 1 for the portable stove 2 on a supportive plane such as the ground to cause a convection space formed between.
- FIGS. 14 through 16 show the portable stove 2 mounted on the base 10 of the supporting assembly 1 and includes a burner core 71, a frame 72, and a seat 73.
- the burner core 71 and the seat 73 are assembled at two opposite ends of the base 10.
- the frame 72 is disposed between the burner core 71 and the seat 73.
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- The present invention relates to a supporting assembly and, more particularly, to a supporting assembly for a portable outdoor stove being foldable more compactly.
- A conventional portable stove is a cooking stove specially designed to be portable and lightweight, as for camping or picnicking, or for use in remote locations where an easily transportable means of cooking or heating is needed.
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U.S. Patent No. 6,742,514 discloses an outdoor cooking stove including a windscreen for shielding a burner disposed therein, and a support frame for spacing the burner and windscreen upwardly away from a supportive plane such as the ground. The support frame includes three upstanding legs and three cross-braces. Each of the legs is attached to the windscreen using conventional fasteners, such as by welding or by using nuts and bolts. Similarly, the cross-braces are attached to the legs using conventional fasteners. Moreover, the stove includes three vessel support members attached to an inner surface of the windscreen. Although, the stove is reassembled, but assembling that is inconvenient and wasting time. -
FIG. 1 ofU.S. Patent No. 7,168,426 discloses a gas stove assembly including a gas stove and a stove stand. However, the stove stand non-collapsible, and the size of that is very large and occupies much space and is inconvenient to carry during the use of the gas stove. -
U.S. Patent No. 5,992,407 discloses a miniature gas stove support including a seat, a plurality of legs, a plurality of vertical bars in the same number as that of said legs, a locating ring, and a plurality of substantially petal-shaped wind shielding members. The vertical bars have internally threaded upper and lower ends, respectively. The internally threaded lower ends of the vertical bars are engaged with the externally threaded head portions of the legs upward projected from the through holes of the seat, so that the legs are fixedly connected to the seat to support the same. Therefore, a user must assemble the seat, the legs, the vertical bars, the locating ring, and the wind shielding members to form a complete miniature gas stove support. However, assembling too many components is inconvenient, cumbersome and a waste of time for use. DocumentsWO 2008/019273 A2 ,GB 2362947 A US 6505620 B1 andUS 5884553 A disclose further state of the art relevant to the invention. - The present invention is, therefore, intended to obviate or at least alleviate the problems encountered in the prior art.
- According to the present invention, a supporting assembly as defined in
claim 1 is provided. The dependent claims show some examples of such a supporting assembly. - The present invention solves this need and other problems in the field of a supporting assembly for a portable stove including a base, a plurality of connecting members, a plurality of first supporting members, and a plurality of second supporting members. The base is installed the portable stove and includes a plurality of extending portions extending from a central portion thereof. Each of the plurality of extending portions formed a connecting portion. Each of the plurality of connecting members is pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting portions of the base. Each of the plurality of connecting members includes a connecting wall, first and second jaw portions respectively extending from two opposite distal ends of the connecting wall. The plurality of first supporting members each are pivotally connected with each of the plurality of first jaw portions of the plurality of connecting members. Each of the plurality of first supporting members includes a first supporting portion extending from a distal end thereof toward the base. Each of the plurality of second supporting members is pivotally connected with each of the plurality of second jaw portions of the plurality of connecting members. Each of the plurality of second supporting members includes a second supporting portion extending from a distal end thereof.
- The supporting assembly for the portable stove is transformable from a folded storage position to an operative position. The first supporting portions of the plurality of first supporting members are able to support a cooking vessel thereon. The second supporting portions of the plurality of second supporting members support the supporting assembly for the portable stove on a supportive plane.
- An advantage of the supporting assembly for the portable stove according to the present invention is that the supporting assembly is reversibly transformable between a folded storage position and an operative position. When the supporting assembly is disposed in the folded storage position, the plurality of second supporting members and the base are substantially horizontally aligned, and the plurality of second supporting members and the plurality of first supporting members are parallel to each other, so that the supporting assembly is formed in a disc-shape for easy storage or transportation.
- Another advantage of the supporting assembly for the portable stove according to the present invention is that the supporting assembly is transformable from the folded storage position to the operative position without any tools for assembling, and avoids the components thereof lost.
- The present invention will become clearer in light of the following detailed description of illustrative embodiments of this invention described in connection with the drawings.
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FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a supporting assembly for a stove according to the present invention, and illustrates the supporting assembly being in a folded storage position. -
FIG. 2 shows an exploded, perspective view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 shows a cross-section view taken along line 3-3 ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 shows a cross-section view taken along line 4-4 ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 5 shows a top view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 1 , and illustrates first and second supporting members pivoted relative to a connecting member. -
FIG. 6 shows a cross-section view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 5 , and illustrates the second supporting member further pivoted relative to the connecting member. -
FIG. 7 shows a continued view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 5 , and illustrates a first abutting section of the first supporting member abutted against a connecting portion of a base. -
FIG. 8 shows a side cross-section view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove, and illustrates the connecting member pivoted relative to the base. -
FIG. 9 shows a continued view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 8 , and illustrates the connecting member pivoted counterclockwise through 90 degrees with respect to the base. -
FIG. 10 shows a top view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 9 . -
FIG. 11 shows a cross-section view taken along line 11-11 ofFIG. 10 . -
FIG. 12 shows another cross-section view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 10 . -
FIG. 13 shows a perspective view of the supporting assembly for the stove according to the present invention, and illustrates the supporting assembly being in an operative position. -
FIG. 14 shows an exploded, perspective view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove, and illustrates the portable stove mounted to the base of the supporting assembly. -
FIG. 15 shows a perspective view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove, and illustrates the portable stove mounted to the base of the supporting assembly, with the supporting assembly being in the folded storage position. -
FIG. 16 shows a perspective view of the supporting assembly for the portable stove ofFIG. 15 , and illustrates the supporting assembly being in the operative position. -
FIGS. 1 through 4 show a supportingassembly 1 for a portable stove 2 according to the present invention shown in the drawings. The supportingassembly 1 includes abase 10, a plurality of connectingmembers 20, a plurality of first and second supportingmembers member 20 is the same as that of the plurality of first and second supportingmembers members 20 is pivotally connected with thebase 10, and another end of each of the plurality of connectingmembers 20 is pivotally connected with one of the plurality of first supportingmembers 30 and one of the plurality of second supportingmembers 40. In this embodiment, the supportingassembly 1 includes three connectingmembers 20, three first and three second supportingmembers - The
base 10 is substantially formed a Y-shaped cross section and includes three extendingportions 11 extending outward from a central portion thereof and formed between three angles of the same angle. Three connectingportions 12 each are vertically extended from distal ends of each of the three extendingportions 11. Each of the three connectingportions 12 includes a first throughhole 13 extending along a first axis X, and an arc-shapedrecess 14 formed at a side edge thereof. Therecess 14 has first and second positioning ends 141 and 142, with thefirst positioning end 141 disposed adjacent to the extendingportion 11 and thesecond positioning end 142 disposed opposite to thefirst positioning end 141. - The three connecting
members 20 are pivotally connected with the connectingportions 12, respectively. Each of the three connectingmembers 20 includes a connectingwall 21 abutted against each of the three connectingportions 12 of thebase 10, a second through hole 22 extending at the connectingwall 21 along the first axis X and aligned with the first throughhole 13 of each of the three connectingportions 12, first andsecond jaw portions wall 21 and cooperating to form agap 25 adapted for receiving the first and second supportingmember second jaw portions members 20 are respectively axially formed first andsecond apertures members 20 further includes a first resistingportion 28 extending from a side edge of thefirst jaw portion 23 in a direction parallel to the first axis X. Each of the first resistingportions 28 is adapted for extending into each of therecesses 14 of thebase 10 and selectively abutting against the first and second positioning ends 141 and 142. Additionally, each of the three connectingmembers 20 further includes a second resistingportion 29 extending vertically from a side edge of thesecond jaw portion 24 in a direction parallel to the second axis Y. Each of the three second resistingportions 29 is adapted for abutting against each of the three first supportingmembers 30. - Each of the three first supporting
members 30 has an arc shape and is pivotally connected with each of thefirst jaw portions 23 of the three connectingmembers 20. Each of the three first supportingmembers 30 includes first andsecond body portions portion 33 extending axially inward from distal ends of the first andsecond body portions base 10, afirst slot 34 formed between the first andsecond body portions first jaw portion 23 of the connectingmember 20. The first andsecond body portions members 30 are respectively axially formed third andfourth apertures portion 33. Each of thefirst body portions 31 includes a first abuttingsection 37 extending from a side edge of the terminal end thereof and selectively abutting against each of the three connectingportions 12 of the base 10 to provide a positioning function between the three first supportingmembers 30 and thebase 10. A bottom face of each of thesecond body portions 32 facing each of the three second supportingmembers 40 is formed agroove 38 being engagable with the second supportingmember 40. - Each of the three second supporting
members 40 has an arc shape and is pivotally connected with each of thesecond jaw portions 24 of the three connectingmembers 20. Each of the three second supportingmembers 40 includes third andfourth body portions portion 43 formed between distal ends of the third andfourth body portions second slot 44 formed between the third andfourth body portions second jaw portions 24 of the connectingmember 20. The third andfourth body portions member 40 are respectively axially formed fifth andsixth apertures portion 43. Each of thefourth body portions 42 includes a second abuttingsection 47 extending from a side edge of a terminal end thereof toward thethird body portion 41 and selectively abutting against thesecond jaw portion 24 of each of the three connectingmembers 20 to provide positioning function between the second supportingmember 40 and the connectingmembers 20. A top face of each of thethird body portions 41 is formed abump 48 being engagable with thegroove 38 of each of thesecond body portions 32 - A plurality of
first fasteners 50 respectively pass through each of the second through holes 22 of the connectingmembers 20 and each of the first throughholes 13 of the connectingportions 12. Then each of the plurality of connectingmembers 20 are pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connectingportions 12 along the first axis X by riveting. - A plurality of
second fasteners 60 respectively pass through each ofthird apertures 35 of the first supportingmembers 30, each of thefirst apertures 26 of the connectingmembers 20, each of thefourth apertures 36 of the first supportingmembers 30, each of thefifth apertures 45 of the second supportingmembers 40, each of thesecond apertures 27 of the connectingmembers 20, and each of thesixth apertures 46 of the second supportingmembers 40. Then each of the plurality of first and second supportingmembers member 20 along the second axis Y by riveting. - The supporting
assembly 1 for the portable stove 2 is reversibly transformable between a folded storage position and an operative position. When the supportingassembly 1 is disposed in the folded storage position, the three second supportingmembers 40 and the base 10 are substantially horizontally aligned, and the three second supportingmembers 40 and the three first supportingmembers 30 are parallel to each other, so that the supportingassembly 1 is formed in a disc-shape for easy storage or transportation. Each of the first resistingportions 28 of the three connectingmembers 20 is abutted against thefirst positioning end 141 of each of therecesses 14, with each of thesecond body portions 32 of the three first supportingmembers 30 abutted against each of thethird body portions 41 of the three second supportingmembers 40, with each of the first supportingportions 33 of the three first supportingmembers 30 engaged with a space formed between two of the three connectingportions 12, with each of thebumps 48 of each of the three second supportingmembers 40 engaging into each of thegrooves 38 of each of the three first supportingmembers 30 to provide a positioning function between the first and second supportingmembers -
FIGS. 5 through 7 show one of the three first supportingmembers 30 pivoted clockwise through a first angle with respect to one of the of the three connectingmembers 20 along the second axis Y, and one of the three second supportingmembers 40 is pivoted counterclockwise through a second angle with respect to one of the of the three connectingmembers 20 along the second axis Y, with one of the first supportingportions 33 of the three first supportingmembers 30 disengaged from the space formed between two of the three connectingportions 12, with one of the second abuttingsections 47 of the three second supportingmembers 40 abutted against one of thesecond jaw portions 24 of the three connectingmembers 20, with one of thebumps 48 of one of the three second supportingmembers 40 disengaging from one of thegrooves 38 of one of the three first supportingmembers 30. Moreover, the first angle is greater than the second angle. -
FIGS. 8 through 13 show one of the three connectingmembers 20 pivoted counterclockwise through 90 degrees with respect to thebase 10 along the first axis X to cause the second axis Y rotated through 90 degrees with respect to the first axis X, with one of the first resistingportions 28 of the three connectingmembers 20 abutted against one of the second positioning ends 142 of therecesses 14, with one of the first abuttingsections 37 of one of the three first supportingmembers 30 abutted against one of the three connectingportions 12 of thebase 10 and one of the connectingwalls 21 of the three connectingmembers 20. Therefore, the supportingassembly 1 for the portable stove 2 is transformable from the folded storage position to the operative position. Additionally, the first supportingportions 33 of the three first supportingmembers 30 are able to support a cooking vessel thereon, such as a pot or pan, and the second supportingportions 43 of the three second supportingmembers 40 are able to support the supportingassembly 1 for the portable stove 2 on a supportive plane such as the ground to cause a convection space formed between. -
FIGS. 14 through 16 show the portable stove 2 mounted on thebase 10 of the supportingassembly 1 and includes aburner core 71, aframe 72, and aseat 73. Theburner core 71 and theseat 73 are assembled at two opposite ends of thebase 10. Theframe 72 is disposed between theburner core 71 and theseat 73.
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- A supporting assembly (1) comprising:a base (10) adapted for connecting with a portable stove (2); wherein the base (10) includes a plurality of extending portions (11) extending from a central portion thereof, with each of the plurality of extending portions forming a connecting portion (12);a plurality of connecting members (20) each pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting portions (12) of the base (10), characterized in that each of the plurality of connecting members (20) includes a connecting wall (21), first and second jaw portions (23,24) respectively extending from two opposite distal ends of the connecting wall (21), the assembly further comprising a plurality of first supporting members (30) each pivotally connected with each of the plurality of first jaw portions (23) of the plurality of connecting members (20),wherein each of the plurality of first supporting members (30) includes a first supporting portion (33) extending from a distal end thereof toward the base (10); anda plurality of second supporting members (40) each pivotally connected with each of the plurality of second jaw portions (23) of the plurality of connecting members (20), wherein each of the plurality of second supporting members (40) includes a second supporting portion (43) extending from a distal end thereof;wherein the supporting assembly (1) is transformable from a folded storage position to an operative position, wherein the first supporting portions (33) of the plurality of first supporting members (30) are able to support a cooking vessel thereon, wherein the second supporting portions (43) of the plurality of second supporting members (40) support the supporting assembly (1) on a supportive plane.
- The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in claim 1, wherein each of the plurality of connecting portions (12) includes a first through hole (13) extending along a first axis (X), wherein each of the plurality of connecting members (20) includes a second through hole (22) extending at the connecting wall (21) along the first axis (X), wherein a plurality of first fasteners (50) respectively pass through the second through holes (22) of the plurality of connecting members (20) and the first through holes (13) of the plurality of connecting portions (12), wherein each of the plurality of connecting members (20) is pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting portions (12) of the base (10) along the first axis (X).
- The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in claim 2, wherein each of the plurality of first supporting members (30) includes first and second body portions (31,32) connected with each other, and the first supporting portion (33) extends axially inward from distal ends of the first and second body portions (31,32) toward the base (10), wherein each of the plurality of second supporting members (40) includes third and fourth body portions (41,42) connected with each other, and wherein the second supporting portion (43) is disposed between distal ends of the third and fourth body portions (41,42).
- The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in claim 3, wherein the first and second jaw portions (23,24) of each of the plurality of connecting members (20) respectively form first and second apertures (26,27) axially extending along a second axis (Y) perpendicular to the first axis (X);
wherein the first and second body portions (31,32) of each of the plurality of first supporting members (30) respectively form third and fourth apertures (35,36) axially extending along the second axis (Y) at terminal ends thereof opposite to the first supporting portion (33);
wherein the third and fourth body portions (41,42) of each of the plurality of second supporting member (40) respectively form fifth and sixth apertures (45,46) axially extending along the second axis (Y) at terminal ends thereof opposite to the second supporting portion (43);
wherein a plurality of second fasteners (60) respectively pass through the third apertures (35) of the first supporting members (30), the first apertures (26) of the connecting members (20), the fourth apertures (36) of the first supporting members (30), the fifth apertures (45) of the second supporting members (40), the second apertures (27) of the connecting members (20), and the sixth apertures (46) of the second supporting members (40), wherein each of the plurality of first and second supporting members (30,40) are both pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting member (20) along the second axis (Y). - The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in any one of claims 1-4, wherein a bottom face of each of the plurality of first supporting members (30) is formed a groove (38), wherein a top face of each of the plurality of second supporting member (40) forms a bump (48) being engagable with the groove (38) of each of the plurality of first supporting members (30);
wherein when the supporting assembly (1) is disposed in the folded storage position,
wherein each of the bumps (48) engages into each of the grooves (38) to provide a positioning function between the plurality of first and second supporting members (30,40);
wherein when the supporting assembly (1) is disposed in the operative position,
wherein each of the bumps (48) disengages from each of the grooves (38). - The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in any one of claims 1-5, wherein each of the plurality of connecting portions (12) includes an recess (14) formed at a side edge thereof, wherein the recess (14) includes first and second positioning ends (141,142), wherein the first positioning end (141) is disposed adjacent to the extending portion (11), wherein the second positioning end (142) is disposed opposite to the first positioning end (141), wherein each of the plurality of connecting members (20) includes a first resisting portion (28) extending from a side edge of the first jaw portion (23) in a direction parallel to the first axis (X);
wherein when the supporting assembly (1) is disposed in the folded storage position, each of the first resisting portions (28) of the plurality of connecting members (20) is abutted against the first positioning end (141) of each of the recesses (14);
wherein when the supporting assembly (1) is disposed in the operative position, each of the first resisting portions (28) of the plurality of connecting members (20) is abutted against the second positioning end (142) of each of the recesses (14). - The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in any one of claims 4-6, wherein each of the plurality of connecting members (20) are pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting portions (12) along the first axis (X) by riveting;
wherein each of the plurality of first and second supporting members (30,40) are both pivotally connected with each of the plurality of connecting member (20) along the second axis (Y) by riveting. - The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in any one of claims 1-7, wherein each of the plurality of first supporting members (30) has an arc shape, wherein each of the plurality of second supporting members (40) has an arc shape.
- The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in claim in any one of claims 1-8, wherein the base (10) has a Y-shaped cross section and includes three extending portions (11) extending outward from the central portion thereof and formed between three angles of the same angle.
- The supporting assembly (1) as claimed in claim 9, wherein when the supporting assembly (1) is disposed in the folded storage position, each of the first supporting portions (33) of the plurality of first supporting members (30) is engaged with a space formed between two of the three connecting portions (12).
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