ES1060282U - Toy cabinet (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Toy cabinet, constituted by a receptacle of rectangular straight prismatic configuration, formed by a first greater wall, two smaller walls, and a second open greater wall, this second greater wall closing by means of two doors (14); characterized in that an upper base (1) and a lower base (2) of the receptacle are constituted by two independent panels that have on their internal surface fastening and coupling means (10,11) to upper and lower edges of the walls, including further said bases (1, 2), by their internal surface, longitudinal guides (15,16) between which the doors (14) are mounted, with faculty of sliding along them. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Toy closet

Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a cabinet of toy, in which the different pieces of form are assembled comfortable and easy, and it offers the possibility of exchanging parts to vary the configuration of the closet and the decoration of the surface view.

Background of the invention

The technical sector to which the invention is the production of toy cabinets, which They can also be used as advertising support.

The existence of toy cabinets is known for dolls or dollhouses. It is not known by the applicant the existence of a toy closet with the characteristics of the invention in terms of structure and practical advantages.

Nor is the existence of claims known advertising built in the shape of a closet of toy.

Description of the invention

The present invention relates to a closet made of harmless materials, which mimics the realization of real closets.

It consists of large enough parts like so that it does not present any danger when used as a toy, although it is recommended that it be labeled "for over 3 years".

The toy closet consists of several parts  that can be easily assembled and disassembled, and in this way Develop the child's constructive skills. On the other hand, by mimicking the layout of the interior partitions of the cabinets domestic, and even mimic the use of sliding doors, following modern decorative trends, allows the child imitate the order of garments and other objects that their elders keep in domestic closets.

It is also possible to use the toy cabinet as an advertising claim for certain specific sectors from the market, placing the doors or the back of the closet advertising inserts This constitutes an original form of business promotion In addition, the ease of disassembly makes possible the replacement of the doors or the rear, changing The advertising insert shown.

The invention relates to a toy closet, substantially rectangular prismatic straight, one of whose major walls are open and closed by two doors Sliding

The upper base and the lower base of the cabinet they are constituted by two independent panels that have, by its internal major surface, of a plurality of spikes that protrude perpendicular to said surface. These spikes are they are aligned in the vicinity of the two transverse edges of the bases and in one of the longitudinal edges, corresponding to the closed main wall of the prism. In the internal major surface of both bases guides are placed Longitudinally and parallel to the edges longitudinal of both bases that do not have spikes.

The longitudinal guides of the upper base are they constitute from three parallel trapezoidal nerves, separated from each other a distance approximately equal to the thickness of the doors, to receive between each pair of nerves the song top of a door. While the longitudinal guides of the lower base are constituted from two nerves with profile of half round, faced with the spaces between nerves of the base higher. The lower edge of the doors is made in a way concave so that, when corresponding with a lower nerve, hug this and the sliding of the door can occur slide.

In the upper and lower edges of the body of the closet, and aligned with the spikes of the upper bases and bottom holes are located at least equal to the height of the spikes and diameter equal to those spikes. From this way, the pins can be inserted into the holes corresponding. To do this, the thickness of the walls that form The cabinet body must be larger than the diameter of the spikes

Between the smaller walls of the closet runs a  upper horizontal partition whose rear edge contacts the closed major wall. This upper horizontal partition serves as upper limit to a vertical partition that starts from the lower base in an approximately centered position of the cabinet.

A horizontal bar crosses this partition vertical, being able to enter its site when having said vertical partition of a groove that starts from its vertical edge free. Said horizontal bar is supported on both minor walls Closet

An intermediate horizontal partition is arranged between  one of the smaller walls of the closet and the vertical partition, determining a hole in its lower part. This hole has a set of holes for its outer perimeter that lead to frontally. A plate, whose outer surface reproduces a design of overlapping drawers, it is assembled in the aforementioned hollow and it is fixed by means of spikes that are introduced in the aforementioned drills

Description of the figures

For a better understanding of the invention, They include the following figures:

Figure 1 shows a partial exploded view of the toy cabinet of the invention, from which the doors.

Figure 2 shows both bases, upper and lower along with the sliding doors. It can be seen in detail the clamping pins of the upper and lower base and the fastening the doors to both longitudinal guides.

Description of an embodiment

Then it goes on to describe in a way brief an embodiment of the invention, as an example illustrative and not limiting it.

Figure 1 shows a toy cabinet according to the invention, in an exploded view. A lower base (2), substantially rectangular and with a base for to distance it slightly from the ground, it has in the vicinity of the two transverse edges and a posterior longitudinal edge of a upper major surface, of a series of spikes (11) that protrude perpendicular to the surface. The bottom base (2)  presents, along the anterior longitudinal edge, guides Longitudinal (16) formed by two nerves with mean profile cane.

An upper base (1) is formed by a plate rectangular, on whose lower major surface there is a series of spikes (10), in their transverse edges and a first longitudinal edge, in correspondence with the edges of the base lower (2) with spikes. In a second song longitudinal of the upper base (1) guides are placed longitudinal (15), in this case formed by three nerves trapezoidal

A body (3) is formed by three panels rectangular, with the two smaller panels or walls having a width corresponding to the transverse edges of the bases (1,2) and the third panel, or larger wall, a width equivalent to longitudinal edge of the bases (1,2), these panels having a thickness greater than that of more spikes (10.11) of both bases (1.2). In the upper and lower edges of the body (3) a series of holes (12) with the same diameter as the pins (10.11). These holes (12) are facing the corresponding spikes (10,11) to be introduced in they.

An upper horizontal partition (5) is introduced in the space defined by the body (3) and the bases (1,2) at short distance from the upper base (1), dividing the useful space of the Closet in two fragments of different size. This partition horizontal top (5) has dimensions that allow stand on the three panels that make up the body (3) of the wardrobe.

From approximately the center of the lower base (2) a vertical partition (8) is raised until reaching the partition upper horizontal (5). In this vertical partition a slot (9) from its free vertical edge. For this slot (9) a horizontal bar (4) is introduced, also supported by the minor walls of the body (3) of the closet.

Halfway up the vertical partition (8), and towards one of the minor walls of the body (3) of the cabinet is installed an intermediate horizontal partition (7), which defines a gap in its lower part together with the lower base (2), the vertical partition (8) and the smaller wall of the cabinet body (3), which is covered with a rectangular plate (6), whose external surface is simulated overlapping drawers, with the possibility of real operation.

This plate (6) has a series on its inner face of spikes, usually one near each corner, for introduction into the corresponding holes (13) located in the perimeter of the mentioned hollow. Figure 2 shows both bases (1,2) in which more spikes are seen in detail (10,11) and the longitudinal guides (15,16).

The longitudinal guides (15) of the upper base  (1) are formed by three trapezoidal nerves, allowing the sliding a door (14) between each pair of nerves. In the lower base (2) the longitudinal guides (16) are arranged to from two nerves with a half-round profile facing the spaces between the nerves of the upper base (1).

The two doors (14) have a structure similar, being constituted from rectangular plates of width approximately equal to half the width of the wall greater body (3) closet. In the upper transverse edge of both doors (14) a notch is produced so that the doors (14) fit the upper longitudinal guides (fifteen).

The lower edges of the doors (14) they have a concave profile in half-round, attachable on the nerves that form the longitudinal guides (16) of the base lower (2). Both ends of the doors (14) allow sliding along the longitudinal guides (15,16), avoiding the smaller walls of the body (3) of the closet that come out of the longitudinal guides (15,16) by their ends.

The external surface of the body (3) and the doors (14) can be decorated with ornamental motifs or with advertising inserts

Claims (7)

1. Toy cupboard, consisting of a rectangular rectangular prismatic configuration receptacle, formed by a first major wall, two minor walls, and a second major open wall, the second major wall being closed by two doors (14); characterized in that an upper base (1) and a lower base (2) of the receptacle are constituted by two independent panels that have, by their internal surface, fastening and coupling means (10,11) to upper and lower edges of the walls, also including the aforementioned bases (1,2), for its internal surface, longitudinal guides (15,16) between which the doors (14) are mounted, with the ability to slide along them. 2. Cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the clamping and coupling means comprise pins (10,11), which protrude perpendicularly from both bases (1,2) and are located in a position facing holes (12) of the same section as they present the walls in their upper and lower edges. 3. Cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the longitudinal guides (15,16) of the bases (1,2) are constituted by parallel ribs and close to the anterior edge of said bases (1,2), the upper base comprising ( 1) three nerves separated from each other a distance approximately equal to the thickness of the doors (14), to receive between each of them the upper edge of a door (14); and the lower base (2) comprising two ribs with a half-round profile, facing the separation between each two ribs of the upper base (1); and presenting the lower edge of the doors (14) a concave profile in half a cane, attachable on the ribs of the lower base (2). 4. Wardrobe according to claim 1, characterized in that it has at least one upper horizontal partition (5), which runs between both minor walls, and an intermediate vertical partition (8) that runs between the upper horizontal partition (5) and the lower base (2). 5. Wardrobe according to claim 4, characterized in that it also has an intermediate horizontal partition (7) that runs between the vertical partition (8) and one of the adjacent minor walls, determining a gap that is closed by a plate (6) that reproduces on its external surface a series of overlapping drawers. 6. Cabinet according to claim 5, characterized in that the hollow delimited by the intermediate horizontal partition (7) has holes (13) leading to the front, and because the closing plate (6) of said recess has its internal surface of spikes confrontable and introducible in said holes (13). 7. Wardrobe according to claim 4, characterized in that a horizontal bar (4) runs through the minor walls (4) through the vertical partition (8) through a slot (9) made in said vertical partition (8) from its edge free vertical.