EP2804509A1 - Vorrichtung zur präsentation und aufbewahrung von gegenständen und verfahren dazu - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zur präsentation und aufbewahrung von gegenständen und verfahren dazuInfo
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- EP2804509A1 EP2804509A1 EP13714688.2A EP13714688A EP2804509A1 EP 2804509 A1 EP2804509 A1 EP 2804509A1 EP 13714688 A EP13714688 A EP 13714688A EP 2804509 A1 EP2804509 A1 EP 2804509A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
- A47G1/00—Mirrors; Picture frames or the like, e.g. provided with heating, lighting or ventilating means
- A47G1/06—Picture frames
- A47G1/0605—Picture frames made from extruded or moulded profiles, e.g. of plastic or metal
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
- A47G1/00—Mirrors; Picture frames or the like, e.g. provided with heating, lighting or ventilating means
- A47G1/06—Picture frames
- A47G2001/0666—Frontloading picture frames
Definitions
- the invention relates to the field of devices for the presentation and storage of objects.
- the invention relates to such a device, which allows a simple and tool-free change of vorsterst arranged in such a device object.
- the gap between the projection and the rear wall is made correspondingly deeper.
- the respectively first arranged object is visible, while the subsequently arranged objects obscured by this are.
- the back wall must first be removed, so that the stack of objects can be removed and sorted. Then the stack is inserted into the picture frame, from the back, and covered with the rear wall, which in turn must be secured accordingly.
- a corresponding number of brackets or screws is necessary here, which can also apply correspondingly high forces.
- the number of objects to be introduced is essentially fixed. If a picture frame with a fixed depth of the gap is equipped with insufficiently inserted objects, it will not be pressed evenly present. If the number of items is too high, it will not close to the back wall.
- double-sided devices ie picture frames with two open sides are known, which are typically closed by a glass or plastic disk.
- GB 2 333 956 A discloses a picture frame for a plurality of flat objects which may be visible from both sides and bounded by a rigid glass sheet or the like. Also, this construction requires dismantling of the frame to get to the inserted images.
- a construction for achieving a three-dimensional effect by buckling the image is known from document US 3 041 761 A.
- the curvature is determined by supporting elements (e.g., bars) and a nominal width that is smaller than the width of the image.
- supporting elements e.g., bars
- a nominal width that is smaller than the width of the image.
- An object of the invention is therefore to provide a device for presentation and storage for at least one flat, rigid object, which is a change in the order of possibly further presented objects or an exchange of at least one of the outermost arranged objects (if there are two such objects ), or of the outermost arranged, then rigid object (if there is only one such object) allowed without making the back of the back would be absolutely necessary. No tool or excessive force is needed, nor should the change require complicated assembly steps.
- Another object is to provide a device which can safely store a wide range of different thickness stacks of flat objects at any time, without the need for a change in the construction would be necessary.
- Another optional task is to give the back wall a function other than mere retention.
- the object of the invention is to provide a method of using such a device.
- Figure 1 shows an exemplary flat rigid object
- Figure 2 shows schematically the arrangement of the strips of a frame
- Figure 3 is a sectional view through an embodiment of the
- FIG. 4 schematically shows an embodiment of the invention
- Figure 5 is a sectional view through the embodiment of another retaining profile
- Figure 6 is a sectional view through the embodiment of another, particularly preferred retention profile
- Figure 7 is a sectional view through the embodiment of another retaining profile
- Figure 8 is a sectional view through the embodiment of another retaining profile
- Figure 9 is a sectional view through the embodiment of yet another retaining profile
- Figure 10 is a sectional view through a preferred embodiment of the retention profiles for a showcase;
- Figure 11 is a perspective view of a particularly preferred
- Embodiment of the device according to the invention as an exploded view
- Figure 12 is a perspective sectional view of such
- FIG. 13 schematically illustrates the process of reducing the effective first orifice of an article
- FIG. 14 shows an alternative to the process according to FIG. 13;
- Figure 15 shows the initial situation when removing objects from a frame according to the invention
- FIG. 16 shows a step of the method according to the invention
- FIG. 17 shows a further step of the method according to the invention.
- the invention is for the presentation and storage of at least one and preferably a plurality of flat, a first nominal diameter and a second nominal diameter having articles, wherein at least one object is stiff.
- an object 10, 10 ' is shown by way of example in FIG. 1.
- a glass pane can be regarded as a flat, rigid object, even if, strictly speaking, it is not “presented", but in any case "stored”.
- “Stiff” in this case means, in particular, that buckling or buckling of the object is not possible without permanently deforming or destroying it.
- This type of glass pane is typically arranged in the outermost position, such an outermost arranged, stiff or non-rigid object being designated by the reference numeral If necessary, other objects which are then not necessarily rigid are, for example, an image, a postcard, a calendar page etc.
- the device comprises a frame 20 composed of adjoining strips 21A, 21B, 22A, 22B, at least open towards a first access side 1.
- the strips 21A, 21B, 22A, 22B may be partially or completely joined together screwed, glued, put together or otherwise connected to each other.
- a one-piece design is also possible, so that the strips can in any case be subdivided into "regions of different functionality.”
- a "horizontal" frame 20 is shown in FIG.
- the frame nominal widths 25A, 25B slightly exceed the nominal width (s) IIA, IIB of the flat article or objects 10, 10'.
- “Slightly” means a value of 0 to 20, and preferably of 0.1 to 10, and particularly preferably of 3 to 6 mm.
- the frame nominal widths 25A, 25B shown in FIG. 2 are measured from inner wall to inner wall.
- the frame has two “types" of strips, as shown in Fig. 3.
- This figure like figures 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 15 to 17, represent a section through a plane S to the plane of view parallel plane.
- At least two opposing strips - in FIG. 3 these are the strips 21A, 21B - are formed as "retaining strips" with a retaining profile 23A, 23B, from which results a retaining nominal width 28A, 28B, which is formed by the retaining profile 23A, 23B, at least toward the first access side 1, has a projection (Fig. 3: 24A) which reduces the frame diameters (Fig. 3: 25A) to less than the nominal diameters (Fig. 3: IIA) of the articles 10, 10 '
- the frame nominal diameter is again designated by the reference numeral 25 A.
- the term “profile” is to be understood in the sense of "cross-sectional profile.” Such a “profile” can be represented by a section through a bar the Cutting plane is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the respective bar.
- the projections 24A, 24B thus retain an inserted object (not shown) inside the frame 20 as long as the flat object is arranged approximately parallel to the plane 1 'of the first access side 1.
- the (front) projections 24A, 25B of both retaining profiles 23A, 23B have a nearly identical shape but are of different height (the projection 24A shown on the left in the picture is higher than the projection 24B shown in the picture).
- the two projections 24A, 24B may also be the same height (not shown).
- each of the retaining profiles 23A, 23B shown also has a further projection 24A ', 24B' which, in the example shown, is also identical to the mirror image of the projection 24A or 24B.
- the height of the projection 24A is designated by the reference H; in the following figures, this reference symbol is omitted for reasons of clarity.
- Such a retention profile 23A, 23B is particularly easy to produce. In addition, it also allows access from another access page 2. Accordingly, a simultaneous presentation of two objects can be made as long as both sides are visible. If these objects are two glass panes, a type of display cabinet is formed by the device according to the invention, in which further, not necessarily flat, but also three-dimensional objects can be introduced.
- the device has a device for fixing 30 at least one of the outermost arranged objects 10 ', which can be introduced or introduced into the frame 20.
- the device for fixing 30 will be discussed in detail later, serving to fix the front and possibly the rearmost No tools are needed to replace the at least one flat object
- the fixation device 30 acts so evenly on the preferably two outermost arranged objects that they are not or only insignificantly deformed and loaded, while at the same time in the desired, outermost
- the frame 20 has a rectangular shape and has exactly two retaining strips 21A, 21B, as shown in FIG.
- the frame has, for example, five or six strips, of which at least, and preferably exactly, two opposite strips are configured as retaining strips.
- the frame 20 has a further access side 2 opposite the first access side 1. Accordingly, a simultaneous presentation of two objects can take place, provided that both sides are visible.
- the device for fixing 30 is designed as a pressure element 31, through which a perpendicular to the first access side 1 and on at least one of the outermost arranged objects 10 'acting force component can be provided.
- FIG. 4 An exemplary embodiment of such a pressure element 31 is shown in FIG. 4 shown.
- the pressure element 31 is placed between the frontmost and the rearmost arranged flat object, that is, the two outermost arranged objects 10 '(not shown).
- the exact placement is in principle arbitrary, but the pressure element 31 should preferably divide the number of flat objects 10, 10 'into two stacks of approximately the same thickness, provided bilateral visibility of the objects 10' arranged to the top is desired.
- the pressure element 31 can also be inserted, for example, at the bottom of the frame 20.
- the pressure element 31 is constructed to be elastic, so that after the compression of the same, a force component acting perpendicular to the first access side 1 can be provided.
- fixation of the objects 10, 10 ' is thus achieved by constructing a force component between these two objects, which presses them apart and thus against the insides of the projections 24A, 24B, 24A', 24B '. It is clear that for the transmission of the force component also other objects 10 can serve, which are located between the outermost arranged objects 10 'and one or both sides of the pressure element 31.
- the pressure element 31 includes, for example, foam, air cushion, wood or metal, or it consists thereof. That in the Fig. 4 shown pressure element 31 is preferably made of wood or metal.
- the pressure element 31 must be able to be introduced into the interior of the frame 20. Accordingly, the pressure element 31 of the illustrated embodiment has a first nominal diameter 31A and a second nominal diameter 31B, which is smaller than the nominal diameter 25A, 25B of the frame 20. These nominal widths 31A, 31B are also preferably smaller than the nominal widths IIA, IIB of the articles 10, 10 '(not shown in FIG. 4). For example, the nominal widths 31A and 31B are between 40% and 99%, and preferably between 60% and 95%, and particularly preferably between 80% and 90% of the nominal widths IIA, IIB of the articles 10.
- FIG. 5 shows an embodiment according to which the retaining profile (FIGS. 3, 5: 23B) furthermore has a recess, so that a centrally arranged region of partial enlargement (FIGS. 3, 5: 26B) of the nominal frame width 25A is formed.
- the recess leads to a further enlargement of the frame nominal diameter 25A.
- the articles are correspondingly more playful than in the areas adjoining the area of partial magnification and having the "original" frame nominal diameter 25A
- the area of partial magnification 26B increases the frame nominal width (here: 25A) by 0.1 to 20, and more preferably by 1 to 5 mm
- the range between the area of partial magnification 26B and the area of "original" frame nominal width 25A is hereinafter referred to as "transition".
- the transition between the region of partial magnification (FIG. 5: 26B) and an adjacent edge region is formed by a slope or a curve. This means that the spill or transition is "soft" rather than abrupt, allowing items of partial magnification 26B to easily and without getting caught in the subsequent, the projection 24B and 24B 'facing areas of original frame nominal diameter 25A slide. This facilitates the removal of the items considerably.
- the slope may be formed, for example, by a 45 degree chamfer, or consist of one or two contiguous quadrant curve sections.
- FIG. 6 A particularly preferred embodiment of a retaining profile 23B is shown in FIG. 6 shown. Accordingly, the region of partial enlargement 26B is adjoined first by the abovementioned transition, which in turn adjoins an area of original frame nominal diameter 25A.
- the transition is formed as a slope. This is designed so that the plane of the slope (indicated by the dotted line) approximately intersects the edge of the projection (FIG. 6: 24B ').
- the mode of operation of such an arrangement is as follows: First, the objects 10, 10 'introduced in the frame 20 are approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal extension of the retaining strip 21A, 21B. Their edges lie in the region of the inside of the projections 24A, 24A ', 24B, 24B'.
- the slope causes a "fanning" of the stack, since its outermost arranged and the In this way, the side of the articles 10 'opposite the slope projects out of the frame without falling out and can be easily removed, as will the subsequent articles, if present trying to align to a similar extent, creates a fan that makes it a user allows you to quickly survey the outer part of the stack without having to remove the items.
- the transition is formed as a slope with a width of 3 mm ⁇ 1 mm, a height of 3 mm ⁇ 1 mm, and / or an angle of 45 ° ⁇ 10 °.
- the projection and the possibly present region of nominal nominal diameter 25A / 25B have a length or height of 3 mm ⁇ 1 mm.
- Such geometry is particularly suitable for forming the above-mentioned fan when the flat objects are postcards or photographs.
- the projections 23A, 23A 'as well as 24A, 24A' of the retaining profiles 23A, 23B reduce the nominal sizes of the frame (FIG. 3: 25A) differently. In other words, the "heights" of the projections of one and the other retaining profile differ.
- the "deeper" retention profile 23A with the "higher” projections 24A, 24A ' should point upwards. Otherwise, the objects placed in the frame could fall out, for example during a transport.
- the projections 23A, 23A 'as well as 24A, 24A' of the retaining profiles 23A, 23B reduce the respective frame nominal widths equally far.
- the "heights" of the projections of the one and the other retaining profile are identical, which is advantageous in particular in connection with the embodiment described above, according to which the retaining profile has a recess Retaining strips 21A, 21B constructed identically.
- such an embodiment provides a "double backup" of the objects against falling out, since an object can only be removed if this first pressed into the frame and then pushed into the recess or (in the case of a manually manageable frame) "knocked " can be.
- FIG. 7 Another profile variant is shown in FIG. 7.
- the two retaining strips 21A, 21B are drawn only schematically and without hatching for reasons of clarity; Similarly, already extensively described features or their reference numerals are omitted.
- the partial enlargement region 26A of the one retaining ledge 21A faces a region of partial reduction 26B of the opposing retaining ledge 21B. Both regions 26A, 26B have an inverted cross-sectional geometry.
- the partial enlargement region 26A is concave
- the partial reduction region 26B is convex.
- the frame size 25A is approximately constant.
- FIG. 8 Another profile variant is shown in FIG. 8.
- each of the retaining ledges 21A, 21B has a partial enlargement portion 26A and a partial reduction portion 26B. These areas merge into one another, resulting in a sloping or rising cross-sectional geometry. Again, the two cross-sectional geometries are formed approximately inversely, so that the frame nominal width 25A remains approximately the same.
- the means for fixing 30 is formed by the retention profile ( Figure 9: 23B) having a step 32 so as to have a centrally located area of partial reduction (Fig. 9: 27B) forms the frame pitch (Fig. 7: 25A) which reduces the frame size 25A to a value less than the retaining nominal width (Fig. 5: 28A).
- This paragraph 32 therefore points counter to the direction of the recess described above. Accordingly, the objects 10, 10 'can not penetrate into this region 27B at all, since the nominal diameter there is smaller than the corresponding nominal diameter IIA / IIB of the flat object 10, 10'.
- Such an embodiment is particularly advantageous as a showcase in which the at least one flat object is stiff and a disk, or preferably two flat objects in the form of two discs are present, which the frame forward (to the first access side 1) and possibly the rear (to the other access page 2) limit.
- the shoulder 32 replaces the pressure element 31 described above, although both function as the means for fixing 30.
- the ledge 32 is provided as a separate component, which means that the device has a "base profile" which is useful both for use as a device for presenting and storing a plurality of flat objects and for use as a display case.
- “Separated” means that the paragraph in the form of an inner strip on the inside of the respective retaining strip 21A, 21B can be attached.
- the shoulder 32 is integrated into the corresponding retaining strip 21A, 21B, that is, integrally formed with it.
- the shoulder 32 has a device for fixing at least one of the objects 10 'disposed at the extreme end.
- a device for fixing thus serves to hold the object 10 'firmly in the gap 35, which is arranged between the respective projection and the shoulder.
- the article 10 ' may possibly fall out of the frame, namely if it is not held in position by a pressure element.
- the spring action of the pressure element is thus provided by the means for fixing in this embodiment.
- this device is preferably configured as a spring or other elastic element which yields upon pressure, but acts on the flat object 10 'in such a way that it is held in position.
- the device is particularly preferably located at the bottom of the gap 35 described above, wherein a single device for fixing per access side is sufficient.
- the shoulder 32 has a locking device for the or the objects 10 'arranged at the top.
- a locking device serves to prevent undesired opening of the display case or an undesired removal of the image arranged at the top. It blocks the degree of freedom of the outermost arranged object 10 ', which is necessary for the removal of the same, so that it is sufficiently movable only after unlocking the locking device to remove it.
- This locking device can be formed for example by a mechanism which is magnetically actuated from outside the frame 20, for example.
- each of the two retaining strips 21A, 21B serving as a means for fixing paragraph 32 (not shown in Fig. 10 hatched).
- paragraph 32 shown on the left in the image two detents 33 are arranged, which serve to fix this paragraph 32 in the retaining profile 21A. It will be appreciated that such latches may also be present in the other shoulder 32 located in the retention profile 21B. In this way, the paragraphs 32 can be subsequently inserted into the approximately U-shaped base profile of the retaining strips 21A, 21B of the frame 20 without falling out again.
- a spring 34 is inserted.
- the tips of the spring 34 serve to hold a flat object 10 ', such as, in particular, a disc that is not flexible, in the position intended for the intended use of the device. At the same time this allows a tool-free removal of the same (flat object 10 'at the top of the picture).
- the frame nominal diameter 25A is redefined, since it is no longer determined by the position of the profiles or the height of the projections 24A, 24A ', 24B, 24B'. More preferably, the height of the projection 24A, 24A 'is less than the height of the projection 24B, 24B', as shown in FIG. 10 can be seen. In addition, the height of the projection 24B / 24B 'plus the retaining nominal diameter (in the figure: only retaining nominal width 28A provided with reference numerals) corresponds to the first nominal diameter IIA of the flat object 10'. This allows a particularly secure insertion and locking of the flat object 10 '.
- the protrusion described above may be formed along the longitudinal extent of the strip (s), continuous or interrupted. While a continuously formed projection is easier to produce, an interrupted projection also leaves the edge region of an outwardly disposed flat object 10 'largely uncovered, so that it is better visible.
- the device according to the invention can further comprise a glass or plastic disk which can be inserted into the frame 20 and which is designed as a flat object 10 ', preferably at the front and / or rear, if necessary, further. It should be added that such a disk too is by definition considered to be a "flat, stiff object.” In the case of a showcase (see above), only two of these flat objects 10 ', namely a front and rear disk, are preferably located in the frame 20.
- the device can also be provided for the presentation of a single flat, rigid object, viz when it is the embodiment of a showcase with a single glass pane (and an example opaque back wall).
- the device according to the invention is to be suspended, for example on a wall, it is advantageous if it is attached to the rear side (the first access side opposite side) has a corresponding holding device.
- this may be formed by a simple trough, which is introduced at the inside of the frame towards the inner edge of the above-arranged retaining strip in this. In this trough a screw or nail head can engage, so that the device according to the invention is secured against slipping.
- Fig. 11 shows a particularly preferred embodiment of the device according to the invention in a perspective view as an exploded view.
- the two side parts are designed as passage strips 22A, 22B.
- the two horizontally extending parts are designed as retaining strips 21A, 21B.
- the connection of the parts can be produced for example by gluing, but also by means of plug-in connections (not shown). If desired, the connections can also be detachable, for example, to exchange certain profiles for one another, for example for receiving flat objects of different nominal widths, or to convert a device which is more suitable for pictures into a device which is more suitable as a display cabinet.
- Fig. 12 shows the above embodiment with a flat designed as a disk, in the profile of the lower retaining strip inserted flat object 10 (further reference numerals are omitted for reasons of clarity). As can be seen, the lower edge of the disc is set in the region of partial magnification 26A. This makes it easy to fold out. (A more detailed description of this procedure is described in the context of FIGS. 15 to 17.)
- the invention also relates to a method for storing and presenting at least one, and preferably a plurality, of flat objects 10, 10 'using a device according to the above.
- the method comprises in the case of only a flat, not necessarily flat object, or a contiguous stack of flat objects, according to the invention the following steps:
- Device for fixing 30 is not already structurally firmly connected to the retaining strip 21A, 21B).
- FIGS. 15-17 Various stages in the removal of flat objects 10, 10 'from a frame 20 according to the invention are shown in FIGS. 15-17. These are in two stacks, it is therefore by definition a "first" and a “further” part of flat objects 10, 10 '. Only for reasons of utilization of the image area of the frame 20 is shown lying.
- FIG. 15 shows the starting situation when removing objects 10, 10 '. These are in the frame 20, of which only the two retaining profiles 21A, 21B can be seen in the sectional view of the figure, inserted. Between a first and a second part of the objects 10, 10 'is designed as a pressure element 32 device for fixing 30 is introduced. Due to the projections (in the figure without reference numeral), the objects 10, 10 'are held in the interior of the frame 20. They are arranged parallel to the plane 1 'of the first access page 1. The side edges of the Articles 10, 10 'abut against the projections on the inside of the retaining profiles 21A, 21B. Although you have 26B game due to the range of partial magnification; but this is so far reduced in the area immediately before the projections that falling out of the objects 10, 10 'to neither of the two access sides 1, 2 out is possible.
- FIG. 16 illustrates the situation in which the object 10 'arranged to the top has been folded out in the direction of the first access side 1.
- the objects 10, 10 ', together with the pressure element 32 have been compressed, which is possible due to the elasticity of the pressure element 32.
- the compression takes place until the object 10 'which is arranged at the extreme end has also reached its side edge in the region of partial enlargement 26B. Now he can, as shown in the figure, be folded out of the frame 20.
- the bevel which is clearly visible in FIG. 6, serves, in the present case, as the application plane (dotted line in FIG. 6) with the inner edge of the adjacent projection.
- FIGS. 18-20 show the three steps described above in a perspective view.
- the frame 20 is shown in the filled state. Only visible from the outside is the object 10 'arranged at the front. According to FIG. 19, this can be partially removed from the frame by tilting out on one side. For this purpose, the movements described in detail above are necessary.
- the other objects 10 shown here as a stack can be partially (or if desired also completely) removed from the frame 20 (FIG. 20). In this way, for example, an object which is initially not visible can be searched for and simply placed in front of the object 10 ', which is initially arranged first, in order to replace it.
- the device makes it possible to safely store a wide range of differently thick stacks of flat objects at any time, without the need for a change in the construction would be necessary. Due to the flexibility of the pressure element, this flexibility is given.
- the back wall no longer fulfills only the function of mere retention, but also serves as another access side to the contents of the frame; Alternatively, can be completely dispensed with the back wall due to the protrusions to be provided.
- the device can be constructed using a single type of retention profiles, resulting in low manufacturing costs. If the device is made of plastic, it can also serve, for example, as a presentation and storage package for flat objects such as photographic prints or postcard sets. In addition, the device can be provided as a kit. This can include, for example, composable variants of different profiles, different dimensions of the strips, a compilation of frame, pressure element, insertable heels and / or disc (s) to create a suitable as a showcase embodiment.
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