ES1066926U - Box-bottle (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Box-bottle that being preferably constituted in wood with side plates, a bottom plate and a top closure lid, is characterized in that the side plates are affected by ends protruding on pins that are positioned in respective guides set in pieces of corner, counting these with interlocking wedges for the side plate pins, having foreseen that they have grooves in proximity to their lower edge for assembly and interlocking of respective pins established on the edges of the bottom plate, with the particularity besides counting in one of the larger side plates with access windows to the bottles located in opposite holes and established for that purpose in corresponding partitioning partitions established inside the box and retained by projections of such partitions in grooves of the corresponding side plates closing the windows of the plate corresponding lateral, to avoid the falling of the bottles during the transport, by means of a sliding flap in grooves established in two of the respective pieces of the corners, while the extraction of that flap establishes a bottle assembly for the same bottles contained in the box. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Bottle case.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a bottle rack, whose obvious purpose is to to unify in a single set the cash function for transportation of bottles of wine and that of being able to subsequently constitute a bottle rack for these wine bottles.

The object of the invention is that a box for the transport of bottles can fulfill the function of bottle rack without need for modifications of any kind, in addition to the case It is structured so that the parts that constitute it are assemble each other without additional elements such as staples or nails, used conventionally.

Background of the invention

In the marketing of wine bottles, to Sometimes wooden or cardboard boxes are used properly compartmentalized to accommodate several bottles

Well, referring specifically to the wooden boxes, they are constituted by plates conveniently fixed together by staples or nails to form the sides, a bottom fixed equally to the sides by staples or nails, and a cover that can be fixed by it system or be a sliding cover.

In any case, the boxes are either wooden or be they cardboard, they only fulfill the function as an element of transport for the bottles, not being possible to use them later for other functions, such as that of bottle rack.

For their part, the bottle racks, also formed by elements conveniently assembled together and very different nature, they only fulfill the function as such a bottle rack, but they do not serve to constitute a transport element for bottles

Description of the invention

The bottle rack that is advocates, is structured to be able to comply in a way independent of the two functions referred to above, that is the transport box itself for wine bottles and the bottle rack for the exhibition and / or storage of those Wine bottles by the consumer.

More specifically, the box of the invention is it constitutes by means of four lateral plates, preferably of wood, which are assembled to respective elements or pieces of corner and turn to a bottom plate, so that the assemblies are made based on the side plates count with grooves for pin accommodation set at the edges of the bottom plate, while coupling with each other side plates to the corner pieces is done by pin-shaped projections of those side plates that embedded and retained in corresponding guides complemented with wedges established in the pieces of corner, making an assembly that is enormously effective, resistant and at the same time easy by the user, allowing market the boxes completely disassembled and be able to be mounted at any time easily and quickly.

The box also has partitions Affected compartments of holes for positioning as many bottles, with the particularity that one of the side plates are affected by windows facing each other the holes to allow the introduction and removal of bottles

When the box is used as such and for prevent the exit of the bottles through the windows of the corresponding side plate, a placket is provided by the inside of the commented side plate of the windows, placket that it is coupled by sliding in corresponding established guides for that purpose in the two respective corner pieces, so that the introduction of that placket in the box by sliding, carries I get the impossibility of the bottles leaving the box, while extracting it allows the confrontation of the bottles to the windows of the corresponding side plate enabling both the introduction and extraction of bottles

The partition walls count in their ends with pins that are housed in grooves set to effect on the corresponding side plates for immobilization of said partition walls.

The box thus constituted will be complemented by the corresponding closing cover that fits in the same way or similar to that of the bottom plate, that is, using pins that they are housed in grooves of the side plates, with the particularity that both in one case and another, well the pins of those coupling side plates on the corner pieces, well the own wedges in which the pins of these are retained side plates, can be or have a certain elasticity to precisely allow insertion and coupling or interlocking between side plates and wedges of the parts corner.

Also, the configuration of the tabs provided on the bottom plate like that of the established slots on the side plates, they can be in different ways or with different configuration, citing as an example the fact that in one case the pins of the bottom plate may have a part elastic center and two rigid sides, so that part central stay in a sector also central to the slots corresponding in the form of? set on the plates sides and / or the side parts of the pins of the plate fund staying in the extreme sectors of those slots in \ Omega of the side plates themselves.

On the other hand, the plate of bottom is tucked with respect to the bottom edge determining a recessed that allows a correct stacking between boxes, by positioning of the upper emergent ends of the pieces of corner in the corresponding parts of the determined recess by the raised of the bottom plate, thus achieving a fully stable stacking of the boxes, both empty and full.

The box thus constituted, can fulfill the function of a bottle rack without any modification, since the windows established in one of the side plates of the box allow precisely the introduction and extraction of the bottles, after releasing or removing the sliding placket which closes these windows inside.

Finally say that two of the side plates of the box, which will be generally rectangular and that can have one or other dimensions to accommodate more or less number of bottles, have some empty handles determinants for the box handling.

It goes without saying that the configuration of the slots and pins of the different parts or elements that they constitute the whole of the box, they can be very diverse always that fulfill the function of obtaining a correct and safe assembly between the different parts or elements of the box, all without need for nails, staples or other items used conventionally in the fixation between the different plates of wood that make up the wine box, also avoiding use of tools for the application of these staples, nails, etc., since the assembly or assembly of the different Parts of the box of the invention are performed manually, by fitting and embedding the different pins of some pieces in the guides and grooves established in others.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization thereof, is accompanied as an integral part of that description, a set of drawings in where illustrative and not limiting, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1.- Shows a view according to a exploding perspective of the different parts and elements that they constitute the case-bottle rack object of the invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view of stacking between two box-bottles, being seen on one of the walls or side plates the corresponding windows through which you have access to inside the bottles contained in the box. In this figure you it also shows the assembly of the side plates of the box a the respective corner pieces.

Figure 3.- Shows a second example of realization of the bottle box of the invention mounted, in this Case planned for the storage of six bottles.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the referred figures, the box of the invention is constituted by a pair of plates lateral and equal (1) of wood, and two plates (2-2 '), also made of wood, and that remain forming the major sides in the constitution of the box, while the plates (1) will constitute the minor sides, these being affected by emptying (3) handles determinants as is conventional in this type of wooden boxes.

These plates (1, 2 and 2 ') are complemented by a bottom plate (4) and with a top closure plate or cover (5), as well as with partition walls (6) arranged between the plates (1), partitions (6) that are affected by holes faced (7) to position or place in them bottles that can be introduced and / or removed from the box through windows (8) provided for this purpose in one of the plates lateral, specifically in the referenced with (2 '), as it is left see clearly in the figures holes and windows (7-8), which may be arranged by forming one or multiple parallel alignments, depending on the ability to Bottles provided for the box.

To prevent the bottles located in the holes (7) may fall during transport, it is planned that inside and parallel to the plate (2 ') of the windows (8) there is a placket (9) that closes those windows (8) and that will prevent the exit of the bottles, whose placket is mounted by sliding as will be exposed later.

The side plates (1, 2 and 2 ') have a side with grooves (10) that can be shaped like "\ Omega" as depicted in the figures, which are complementary to pins (11) set at the edges of the bottom plate (4), so that these pins can have a central part elastic and two rigid side parts, so that the elastic part it is housed in the central area of the grooves (10) and the parts rigid at the ends of the groove (10) in \ Omega. This way the assembly is done by coupling each other of the plate bottom (4) to the sides (1, 2 and 2 ') of the box, leaving the bottom (4) tucked into the lower edge thereof.

For its part, the assembly of the plates lateral (1, 2 and 2 ') is done using extreme pins (12) established on projections (13) of the sides corresponding to the different plates, pins that are positioned in guides (15) established for this purpose in corner pieces (16) that are going to constitute the elements of assembly and interlocking of the plates laterals that constitute the walls of the box, whose guides (15) internally they have wedges (17) that allow the passage of pins (12) and the interlocking of these in the edge or edge end of those wedges (17), thus establishing the coupling and interlocking the side plates to the corner pieces in combination with the aforementioned assembly of the bottom plate (4) to The side plates themselves.

The corner pieces (16) have a sector upper (18) protruding from the upper edge of the box when its different parts are assembled together, so that these upper and outgoing sectors (18) are positioned in the recess established by the over-elevation of the bottom plate (4) when the boxes are stacked together, as It is represented in figure 2.

As for the placket (9), parallel to the plate side (2 ') equipped with windows (8), it can be said that it slides in slots (20) provided in the part internal triangular prismatic corner pieces, allowing to extract or insert the placket (9) with total facility to allow the transport of the bottles in the box proper or the introduction and / or extraction of those bottles through the windows (8), constituting in this case a  bottle rack.

The partition walls (6) count in its ends with pins or projections (19) that are housed in slots (20) established in the two side plates (1).

The box is complemented with the already commented lid top closure (5), which is also made of wood and has pins (21) attachable in grooves (22) of the side plates (1), said cover (5) counting with grooves (23) similar to those grooves (10) of the side plates, to fit into them projections or pins (24) provided in the upper edge of the plates (2-2 '), so that these projections (24) they may be affected by a small window in which position a projection of the grooves themselves (23) as shown clearly in the figures.

Finally say that when the structure described performs the functions of bottle rack, previously extracting the placket (9), the stacking will be done exactly same as described for the box destined to transport the bottles

Claims (5)

1. Box-bottle that preferably being constituted in wood with some side plates, a bottom plate and a top closure lid, is characterized in that the side plates are affected by end projections topped in pins that are positioned in respective guides established in pieces corner, these having interlocking wedges for the side plate pins, having been provided that they have grooves in proximity to their lower edge for assembly and interlocking of respective pins established at the edges of the bottom plate, with the particularity in addition to having one of the major side plates with access windows to the bottles located in opposite holes and established for that purpose in corresponding partition walls established inside the box and retained by protrusions of such partitions in slots of the corresponding side plates , closing the lat plate windows eral corresponding, to avoid the fall of the bottles during the transport, by means of a sliding placket in grooves established in two of the respective pieces of the corners, while the extraction of that placket establishes a bottle rack set for the same bottles contained in the box. 2. Box-bottle, according to claim 1, characterized in that the pins provided on the bottom plate are capable of being elastic to be accommodated in the grooves preferably configured in "\ Omega" provided in proximity to the lower edge of the side plates, remaining located said bottom plate tucked with respect to the lower edge to determine a recess that allows stacking between boxes or bottle racks by positioning the upper and protruding ends of the prismatic and triangular pieces of the corners in said recess of the bottom. 3. Box-bottle, according to previous claims, characterized in that the projections and corresponding pins provided in the side plates for interlocking in the guides and wedges of the corner pieces, are capable of being elastic alternatively to allow both the mounting of the pins in the guides of such prismatic pieces as the interlocking of such pins at the end edge corresponding to the wedges. 4. Box-bottle, according to previous claims, characterized in that the partition walls affected of the holes for the positioning of the bottles have at their ends with projections or interlocking pins in grooves established for this purpose in the two respective side plates. 5. Box-bottle, according to previous claims, characterized in that the corresponding upper closure lid has projections or pins in two of the lateral edges for interlocking in corresponding grooves established in proximity to the upper edge of the respective side plates, while the other two edges of said upper cover preferably have "\ Omega" grooves in which projecting pins are held and retained from the upper edge of the corresponding side plates of the box.