ES1043906U - Improved urban service for modular kiosk. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Improved modular kiosk for urban service characterized by being constituted by modules or subassemblies that, assembled, originate the final set. It consists of four modules: the floor module, the supporting pillars, the blinds module and the roof module. The floor module consists of a metal frame strongly reinforced and stiffened, part of which is embedded in a concrete slab of uniform thickness that constitutes the floor itself. The support pillars in number of four, weldable by their lower end to the floor module, are metal structural tubes whose upper ends are respectively closed by welded metal plates, from each of which emerges, axially with the pillar, a threaded stud . Grouped in two pairs, the pillars of each pair are respectively joined by three bars of angular profile that form a right angle with those; the upper bar is attached to a single face of each pillar while the lower two, turning, are joined to two contiguous faces of each of the two pillars. The shutter module consists of a flat rectangular metal frame and each of its sides is constituted by two parallel and separate square tubes that are joined at the respective angles of the frame by a square metal plate coplanar with it and provided with a perforation central whose axis is normal to its largest face. The roof module consists of a parallelepiped metallic structure built with angled profile bars and sheet metal signs. On the lower major face of this parallelepiped, symmetrically made in the wallets that stiffen the four angles of said face, there are, respectively, four normal perforations thereto. From the brackets of the opposite and upper face, axially with the previous perforations, four threaded studs emerge respectively. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)