ES1065501U - Self-contained utility furniture (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Self-contained utility furniture, characterized by consisting of a block (1) of regular geometric general configuration, with two of its parallel faces (2, 3) of larger dimensions than the other faces, which presents, from said larger faces (2, 3), a plurality of incisions (4, 5) of different shapes and dimensions, which define the profiles of respective blocks (6 to 10) corresponding to many other furniture of smaller sizes, with the possibility of separation of the latter in order to use them separately. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Self-contained utility furniture.

Object of the invention

This Utility Model. refers to a self-contained utility furniture.

Field of the Invention

It is the construction of furniture and elements for the equipment of apartments, exhibition stands, coffee shops, ephemeral spaces, exterior spaces and as elements of decoration, playful and similar.

Brief Description of the Invention

It is an essentially constituted piece of furniture by a block of a regular geometric shape of a material of solid state, preferably semi-rigid and light, presenting some cuts or incisions on their faces that give rise to holes and, consequently, to pieces of various shapes and dimensions,  separable from the initial block and usable independently Like many other furniture.

The cited pieces, when desired, can return to the initial block, again occupying the gaps defined in it, so that the block recovers its primitive configuration and the pieces do not occupy spaces outside the piece of furniture. It can be easily stored and stored by its lightness, occupying a reasonably reduced space.

To facilitate the explanation, the present description of some drawings in which it has been represented, by way of illustrative and non-limiting example, a case of realization of a utility and self-contained furniture, according to the principles of the claims.

In the drawings:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the new furniture, complete and before the separation of the pieces derived from it.

Figure 2 shows the different pieces formed from the initial body of the new furniture.

Figure 3 is a view of the constitutive block  of the new furniture, together with the separate pieces of it, formantes of as many furniture of smaller size and usable with independence of that.

Detailed description of the invention

The denomination of utilitarian is due to the fact that the furniture described has a markedly functional application and preferably aimed at its use in small environments dimensions, such as apartments and other small enclosures space.

The denomination of self-content refers to the fact that the New furniture design allows the pieces that are derived from the they are initially contained in the body of the furniture and reintegrated into it after use separately.

The designated elements with numbers in the Drawings correspond to the parts indicated below.

The body 1 of the new furniture is a block of orthopedic form, specifically parallelepipedic, with two of its parallel faces 2 and 3 of larger dimensions than the rest.

Block 1 has a plurality of incisions 4 and 5, in variable number and in shape and dimensions different in correspondence with the shapes and sizes of some functional objects, such as utility furniture, that remain defined when gaps of said shapes are formed in the block and separate from it a few pieces in coincidence. So, from block 1 two chairs 6, a coffee table 7, a sofa 8 can be derived, another small table 9, a shelf unit 10, two auxiliary seats 11, etc., while a pair of seats 12 and 13, and an elevated table 14, for example.

After using the furniture conveniently so constituted, these can be reincorporated to block 1, which will recover the primitive form of figure 1 and can be stored in a discreet place, occupying a small space.

The forming material of block 1 will be one of limited density, flexibility and elasticity, such as a plastic foamed and of remarkable tear resistance, for example, the expanded polypropylene.

Claims (3)

1. Self-contained utility furniture, characterized in that it consists of a block (1) of regular geometric general configuration with two of its parallel faces (2, 3) of larger dimensions than the remaining faces, which it presents, from said larger faces ( 2, 3), a plurality of incisions (4, 5) of different shapes and dimensions, which define the profiles of respective blocks (6 to 10) corresponding to as many furniture of smaller sizes, with the possibility of separating the latter into order to use separately. 2. Self-contained utility furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that each of the minor furniture constituted by the separation of the blocks resulting from the incisions made in the block (1) has at least one common dimension in the direction of said incisions, so that the reinstatement of the smaller blocks to the respective openings of the block (1) restores the general shape of the block and its larger faces. 3. Self-contained utility furniture according to the claims. 1 and 2, characterized in that the block (1) is made of a material of limited density, flexibility and elasticity, such as expanded polypropylene foam.