ES1061289U - Magazine rack (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Magazine rack, preferably made of wood, characterized in that it is constituted by a horizontal base piece supported by wheels, this base part has at least one vertical upper straight portion, preferably two parallel, one end of equal or different height which determine the corresponding use space, while the free end part of the base part determines with the adjacent vertical portion another area of use. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Magazine rack.

Object of the invention

This utility model refers to a magazine rack.

Background of the invention

Usually magazines, newspapers and even  reading books are capriciously arranged by any area of the house, so that the person does not have a specific point where to arrange these objects that in a disorderly way, sometimes They distribute tables, countertops and furniture in general.

Also, in other cases, magazine racks are used. that by their own constitution are not very aesthetic and also they have a reduced capacity, so they fall right into disuse.

To avoid these problems, the magazine rack of the invention showing an aesthetic design and also wood is preferably manufactured.

Description of the invention

The magazine rack of the invention by its own constitution allows, arrange, place and support, magazines, newspapers, books, preferably reading, being its capacity important for the simplicity of design it presents.

According to the invention the magazine rack is constituted by a flat base piece supported by wheels that allow roll travel of the magazine rack, also It has grip means that allow you to lift it by hand and carry it.

The flat and horizontal base piece presents, when less, a vertical perpendicular portion.

A practical case of realization consists in providing to the base piece of two perpendicular portions in the part superior, parallel, one of them extreme that determine the space to place the magazines. The free part of the base piece, in this case, it is free to position and place on it books.

A variant of the invention is that when a perpendicular portion emerges from the base piece, it It is located in the central area.

This portion shows in this case portions outgoing sides, at least one straight and other inclined parallel to position the magazine. The straight outgoing portion that is parallel to the base piece determine several spaces to place Books and the like.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the magazine rack of the invention.

Figure 2 shows a view similar to that of the Figure 1.

Figure 3 shows a perspective view and below the magazine rack.

Figure 4 shows a plan view of a variant embodiment with respect to the previous figures.

Figure 5 shows an elevation view of another variant embodiment of the invention.

Description of a practical embodiment of the invention

The magazine rack 1, which is preferably made of wood, It consists of a horizontal base piece 2 supported by wheels 3.

Figures 1 to 3 show that on the piece 2 two perpendicular portions 4 and 5 appear one of them extreme and both parallel to each other, determining them a 6 space or accommodation for magazine placement.

Portion 5 also determines with the zone end of the base a space 7 to place books.

Portions 4 and 5 can each be integral or items defining open areas 8 in which they are arranged 9 handles of transport.

Figure 5 shows that the magazine rack it has a central vertical portion 10 and lateral portions inclined 11 parallel and another portion 12 parallel to the base.

The vertical portion 10 tops off in a handle 13.

Describe sufficiently the nature of the invention, as well as how to perform it in practice, should be noted that the provisions indicated above and represented in the attached drawings are susceptible to modifications of detail as long as they do not alter the principle fundamental.

Claims (3)

1. Magazine rack, preferably formed of wood, characterized in that it is constituted by a horizontal base piece supported by wheels, this base piece has at least one upper straight vertical portion, preferably two parallel ones, one end of the same or different height that they determine the corresponding use space, while the free end portion of the base piece determines with the adjacent vertical portion another use zone. 2. Magazine rack according to claim 1 characterized in that the vertical portions are each discontinuous and have grip handles. 3. Magazine rack according to claim 1 characterized in that when a single vertical portion is used, it is arranged in the central area of the base piece and of said portion laterally inclined parallel portions and, at least, a horizontal portion parallel to the base.