ES1060880U - Support for shelves, shelves and bars on walls and cabinets. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Support for shelves, shelves and bars in walls and cabinets, which having as purpose that such elements are supported by the wall or the bottom wall of the cabinet, is characterized by being constituted from a preferably rectangular frame, elongated horizontally or trapezoidal, endowed in its vertical and rear branch of a slot likewise posterior, closed at its ends, in which it receives an anchoring piece provided with wall fixing means, said frame presenting in correspondence with the ends of said slot holes for passage of fastening screws and positional adjustment with respect to the anchoring part, the upper edge of the frame constituting the support surface for the corresponding end of the shelf or shelf, and incorporating in correspondence with its anterior-inferior vertex a housing for the correspondingly similar end of the support bar of the hangers, the said frame being able to be arranged in reverse position, in such a way that the shelves will be fixed in their lower part by suitable fixing means and the housing of the bar will be above the shelves. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Support for shelves, shelves and bars on walls and closets.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a support specially designed to be fixed a wall or wall inside a closet, whether it is a mobile closet or if it is a built-in closet, support especially designed for the support of both shelves participating in said closet as of bars for the support of hangers or Similar.

The object of the invention is to allow the said shelves and bars can be conveniently fixed in the wall or inside the closet, without the need for it There are vertical compartmental panels.

Background of the invention

As is known, when designing a closet, whether it is a piece of furniture or a built-in wardrobe made of work, inside it they are established, independently of other elements that are not relevant, shelves for deposition of objects and bars for hanging hangers.

Usually the bars are usually placed under respective shelves or shelves, and both are fixed to the structure of the closet, well to the side walls of it last when it comes to a work closet, or to these and to intermediate partitions and compartmentalizers when it comes to a furniture or a mixed closet.

Consequently both the length of the shelves like the length of the bars, it is delimited and determined by the width of the compartments established in the closet, so if this width is excessive there is a tendency to deformation of shelves and bars, specifically to a buckling effect, given the load borne by the same.

In other cases the placement of shelves in walls require the use of either brackets, normally views, or pernios that are introduced inside the same. The same problem as inside the cabinets occurs when we need to lift a set of shelves or shelves We are limited in many cases by the length of the same when you need even the use of squares intermediate.

A very common problem in the formation of shelves or shelves, both in walls and interiors of cabinets, It is the leveling of the shelves. This is usually done with one level, either drawing the shelf line, or setting a square and once leveled, tap to subsequently palladiate and Fix the pad.

Description of the invention

The support proposed by the invention resolves the problem was fully satisfactory before exposed, allowing the elimination of the partitions internal compartments of any closet, so that it is whatever the width of it, such as three or more meters, any distribution of shelves and bars for hanger support, without the need for there is no intermediate partition partition, since, as previously mentioned, the supports such as the one recommended are fixed to the back wall of the closet. It will also allow formation of shelves or shelves on any wall.

To do this and more specifically, the support that the proposed invention is constituted by a framework preferably rectangular, elongated horizontally or trapezoidal, preferably obtained by injection molding based on aluminum, zamac or other similar material that gives the adequate consistency, with subsequent treatment either lacquered or enameled or similar, presenting a thick posterior vertical branch mostly affected by a longitudinal groove also opened later, so that through said groove the aforementioned frame is coupled to a small prismatic block, equipped with holes for screwing to the bottom of the cabinet or, where appropriate to the wall, and also equipped with vertical and threaded holes for fixing to said frame, screws that pass through holes operatively faced with the latter, and that in addition to determine the fixing between both pieces allow to regulate in height and tilt the aforementioned frame, for proper leveling with the who has to collaborate with him to fix a shelf. This frame may be arranged in normal or inverse position. This last to facilitate the formation of shelves or shelves in the area bottom bracket

The aforementioned frame also incorporates the edges laterals of its horizontal and superior branch, when in position normal, small side grooves for coupling parts also lateral, which properly perforated allow fixing stable of the corresponding shelf, said pieces being flat and coplanar with the upper face of the frame, for which purpose they count with a small tongue that is the one that fits into the corresponding and mentioned slot of the frame. When the support is place in reverse position, the slots will be accordingly in the lower part of the support and the coplanar parts with the face brand bottom. In this way on this support they will support shelves or shelves, either of wood, glass or similar, remaining at both sides of the shelf or shelf the frame so that you can operate as a railing so that for example they can be placed Books or other decorative objects. These pieces have well holes for fixing by screws or the like shelves or shelves or to accommodate rubber studs for formation of shelves or glass shelves or similar.

Complementarily on the upper face of the frame a pair of holes, preferably blind, are established that allow the coupling of respective rubber studs, when the Shelf materializes on a glass plate. These holes may also have the relevant thread to allow normal position of the bracket fixing shelves or shelves, without need to resort to small pieces with tongue, and in reverse position of the stand can also the shelves or shelves in its bottom.

Finally and as a complement to the structure described, the aforementioned framework presents in correspondence with its rounded antero-inferior vertex, a double lateral housing that allows the coupling of a bar for hanger support, indistinctly on either side of the frame, or both sides simultaneously. This accommodation is assisted by a bushing that allows its dimensions to be adapted to different sizes of hanger bars, of the existing in the market or cover them as a beautifier. When the support is placed in reverse position these bars they can act as a barrier so that objects do not fall, well Books or other decorative objects.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1.- Shows an exploded perspective. of a support for shelves and bars in cabinets made of according to the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a detail in perspective partial of the frame that participates in the support of the figure above, according to an observation point opposed to that figure.

Figure 3.- Shows, finally, a couple of supports properly fixed to a wall, supporting a shelf and a hanger bar.

Figure 4.- Shows a detail in perspective where you can see the inverse placement of the brand for training of shelves or shelves in the lower area of it.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can be observed as the support that the invention proposes is constituted from an anchor piece (1), materialized in a preferably rectangular, elongated prismatic block vertically, equipped with an axial and threaded hole (2) and with a posterior and flat expansion (3) of wall adaptation, provided in its hole ends (4), transversely torn, for passage of respective screws (5), which can be fixed to the back of the cabinet (6), with sufficient capacity for movement cross section of the anchoring piece, when it is sufficiently consistent, or to the wall in case it is not.

The transversely torn configuration for the holes (4) allow a perfect poise and level in the threaded hole (2) of the anchor (1).

This anchor is complemented by a frame (7), preferably rectangular, elongated horizontally or trapezoidal, whose vertical and posterior branch (8) incorporates a wide groove (9) open towards its back and closed at its ends, in which respective holes are established (10-10 '), so that through such holes (10-10 ') penetrate inside the groove (9) two screws (11-11 ') that thread on the ends of the threaded hole (2) of the prismatic block constitutive of the anchor (1), so that through these screws (11-11 '), not only the frame (7) is fixed to the anchor (1) but can also be adjusted in height and inclination the positioning of the first, to level it properly with with respect to the one who has to form a partner with it, how can observe in figure 3.

In addition, the frame (7) incorporates in its crossbar superior, which corresponds to the reference itself (7), preferably two small front side grooves and two other rear (12) that allow tongue and groove coupling and fitted with a tongue (13) belonging to a flat piece (14) that in a situation of assembly is coplanar with the upper face of the frame (7) and which is provided with a pair of holes (15) for passage of respective screws (16) with which the end corresponding of the shelf (17) is fixed to said flat piece (14) and through the latter to the frame (7), leaning on the same, as also seen in figure 3.

However, and for those cases in which the use of glass shelves or shelves is foreseen and when the support is placed in its normal position, a pair of blind holes (18) are established on the upper face of the frame (7). implantation of respective rubber studs determining an elastic support for the glass and which may coincide in the vertical of the grooves (12) so that in the cases where the support is placed in an inverse position they fix the flat pieces to the frame for immobilization
(14).

Finally, and in correspondence with the vertex lower-antero of the frame (7) a couple d% side and opposite housing (19), preferably with a rectangular configuration of smaller sides semicircunferential, which is the normal section presented by the classic support bars (20) for hangers (21), of so that prior to fixing the constituent board (17) of the shelf, the pair of frames (7) can swing slightly in lateral direction, to allow the coupling of the bar (20) in the housings (19), while the final screwing from the shelf (17) to the flat pieces (14) also immobilizes definitely the whole. These side accommodations (19) when the support is placed in the reverse position, they will be placed by on top of the shelf or shelf so that it can be placed, or no, a bar (20) is either the classic, glass or methacrylate or similar, which will serve to prevent objects located on the shelf or shelf do not fall running as a parapet frontal, acting in this case the frames as a parapet side.

Finally, and as previously stated, with each housing (19) collaborates with a bushing (23) that allows reducing the section of said housing (19), to adapt it to the size of smaller bars (20) or be used as a trim in cases where it is not used to accommodate bars.

In the frame placement option (7) in inverse position, as seen in Figure 4, the formation of shelves or shelves (17) will be done at the bottom of the support, either using the threaded holes (18), this time at the bottom of the frame, by screws or by using the flat pieces (14) and their respective threaded holes or for housing rubber studs (15) in which case the shelf rest on flat pieces (14). In the latter case and for prevent shelves, such as glass, from moving Screws that are inserted through the hole (18) and that will properly fix the flat piece (14) to the frame (7).

Claims (5)

1. Support for shelves, shelves and bars in walls and cabinets, whose purpose is that such elements are supported by the wall or the back wall of the cabinet, is characterized by being constituted from a preferably rectangular frame, horizontally elongated or trapezoidal, endowed in its vertical and posterior branch of a groove similarly posterior, closed at its ends, in which it receives an anchoring part provided with wall fixing means, said frame presenting in correspondence with the ends of said groove holes for the passage of fixing screws and positional adjustment with respect to the anchoring piece, the upper edge of the frame constituting the support surface for the corresponding end of the shelf or shelf, and incorporating in correspondence with its antero-lower vertex a housing for the corresponding end of the hanger support bar, said frame being able to be arranged in reverse position, so that the shelves will be fixed in their lower part by suitable fixing means and the rod housing will be above the shelves. 2. Support for shelves, shelves and bars in walls and cabinets, according to claim 1, characterized in that the anchoring piece is embodied in a vertically elongated prismatic block, provided with a vertical and threaded hole for receiving the screws that access the slot rear of the frame through the upper and lower holes thereof, said prismatic block with a posterior and flat expansion provided with holes for passage of the wall fixing screws and positioning regulation. 3. Support for shelves, shelves and bars in walls and cabinets, according to previous claims, characterized in that the frame incorporates in the lateral edges of its horizontal and upper branch, when the frame is arranged in normal position, two grooves for tight fitting of respective tabs belonging to two flat pieces, which in normal mounting situation, are coplanar with the upper face of the frame and have holes for fixing by screwing the shelf or shelf, when it is made of wood, when the frame is placed in position conversely, the grooves will, consequently, be placed at the bottom of the frame, flat coplanar pieces with the underside of the mark and arranging the holes of the flat pieces to accommodate non-slip rubber studs for the support and formation of glass shelves or similar . 4. Support for shelves, shelves and bars in walls and cabinets, according to previous claims, characterized in that the preferably rectangular frame, when arranged in normal position, incorporates a pair of threaded holes for coupling of respective non-slip rubber plugs, when the shelf is made of glass and is placed in the upper part of the frame, and when the frame is in an inverse position, these threaded holes will be used for screwing the shelf or shelf in the lower face of the frame or for fixing by screws of the position of the flat pieces. 5. Support for shelves, shelves and bars in walls and cabinets, according to previous claims, characterized in that in the antero-inferior vertex of the frame, when it is placed in normal position, two lateral housings are set, opposed, assisted by respective bushings that they allow to reduce the effective section of the housings, to adapt it to bars of different section or size or to be used as a bezel and when the frame is placed in reverse position these housings will be located in the front-upper part of the frame as a parapet and housing decorative bars.