ES1068979U - Exhibitor cabinet for ceramic pieces (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Exhibitor furniture for ceramic pieces, characterized in that it is constituted by a fixed structure (1) defined by a vertical panel (2) that stably supports the floor by means of a triangular support of profiles (3), said panel being provided with a plurality of horizontal profiles (4) of "C" section with angled ends inwards and apertures directed downwards, which define sliding rails of inclined trays (5) defined by rolling frames (7) inclined and cantilevered, in which they support the ceramic pieces that can thus move towards one and the other end of the lane; the rolling frames (7) being materialized by a support or "L" profile open at an obtuse angle whose vertical branch (10) is partially inserted in the rail where it has a pair of vertical wheels (11) to roll on the horizontal rear bend of the rail or horizontal profile (4) in "C", having another pair of horizontal wheels (12) mounted in a folded portion thereof, which support and roll over the vertical front branch of said rail; the oblique branch (9) being free of the "L" support (8) provided with at least one central horizontal wheel (14) mounted on a deviation of the wall of this oblique branch (9) and establishing rolling support on the front of the near lower rail, being integral with this oblique branch (9) at least the upper ends of the longitudinal members (16) forming part of the rolling frame (7) which is thus mounted in cantilever. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Exhibitor cabinet for ceramic pieces.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed by the set forth in this specification, refers to a piece of furniture exhibitor for ceramic pieces, which involves notable relevant and advantageous features vis-à-vis the exhibitors that currently exist for the same purpose and that we can Consider your type.

It is an object of the invention to achieve a simple and at the same time robust structure, gently sliding the trays carrying the ceramic pieces, in the corresponding guides and adopting an oblique position in cantilever

It is also the object of the invention that the exhibitor can adapt to trays of different sizes both in  Length as in amplitude.

Background of the invention

So far, all exhibitors of this type bearers of ceramic pieces usually carry a structure complex in which the trays are held at least at two points Different, front and rear.

These trays are in addition to fixed size, it is say its dimensions cannot be varied since they are They correspond to the support and guide structure of the trays.

Description of the invention

In general, the display unit for ceramic pieces, object of the present invention, is defined by a fixed structure determining a vertical panel perfectly stabilized by a triangular support or support, this panel having a plurality of horizontal profiles of "C" section whose ends are angled inwards and with the opening directed downwards, determining two sliding rails for a plurality of trays carriers of the ceramic pieces to be exhibited.

The trays are materialized by some racks fitted with wheels that are introduced in the rails respective so that they acquire a cantilever position and with certain downward inclination to facilitate the visibility of ceramic pieces by customers.

These rolling frames are materialized by a support or "L" profile of angled open branches obtuse, the vertical of which includes a series of wheels horizontal and vertical for guidance inside the "C" profiles that determine the slide rails horizontal of them. The horizontal branch of the general form of "L" although directed obliquely down, has linked at least one horizontal wheel that establishes support on the branch front vertical of the rail located immediately below, establishing a perfect rolling support. The frame carries welded to this inclined section of the "L" bracket, two stringers braced by several crossbars and the  ceramic piece, resting on it and properly fastened.

The racks acquire the quality of Extendable to exhibit different ceramic pieces dimensions according to one of the characteristics of the invention, being its tubular stringers and sliding inside another section tubular that can move telescopically. The stretch inside has a layered pin at its free end retaining means of the ceramic piece at the bottom. By the upper part, the ceramic piece is retained by a couple  of pins angled and provided with a hole at its end, the which are emerging from the respective stringers of the frame.

The invention has also provided that in order to regulate the displacements of the different trays towards one and other side, depending on the breadth or width of the pieces ceramics that are exposed, there are some means that limit these displacements and which are advantageously materialized by some threaded rods that are connected to two threaded bushings  welded to the "L" brackets and so that they look like this parallel to the lane and very close to the board, counting their free ends with rubber footpaths to butt in one or another of the respective vertical profiles located for this purpose on the vertical sides of the board constituting the structure display of the exhibitor, serving at the same time these profiles to close the mouths of the horizontal sliding rails, when minus one of which is located after entering all the trays, fixing with screws to the board.

Depending on the length given to the part emerging from the threaded rod, you will get a greater or lesser career in the displacement of the trays.

To facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention and forming an integral part of this Descriptive report, accompanying some sheets of plans in whose figures, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature represented the following:

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- It is a perspective view of the fixed structure of the exhibitor, defined by a vertical panel as support element of the parts carrying trays ceramics to be exhibited, not including such trays.

Figure 2.- It is a perspective view of one of the rolling support frames of the ceramic pieces of the exhibitor.

Figure 3.- It is a perspective view of the "L" support carrier for the sliding wheels of the rolling frame, shown in isolation and to which they will be made at least integral with the stringers of said rolling frame.

Figure 4.- It is a partial elevation view side of the display to see the layout of the trays or rolling racks that move in parallel rails of the fixed structure of the exhibitor.

Figure 5.- It is a partial perspective view than shown in figure 4.

Description of the preferred embodiment

Referring to the numbering adopted in the figures, we can see how the display cabinet for ceramic pieces that the invention proposes, is constituted by a fixed structure (1) materialized by a vertical panel (2) provided with support profiles (3) stable to maintain its verticality resting on the ground. The vertical panel (2) is provided with a plurality of horizontal profiles (4) of "C" section of angled ends to partially close its opening, which is further directed downwards. Each of these horizontal profiles (4) is a sliding rail of inclined trays (5) (see figure 5) that emerge in cantilever and contain the ceramic pieces (6) arranged on the rolling frames (7) whose structure It is clearly seen in the
figure 2.

The rolling frame (7) is constituted to from a support or profile with a general "L" shape (8) constructed of resistant sheet (see figure 3) and whose branches (9) and (10) are open at an obtuse angle to obtain the inclination desired of the tray that will be arranged in cantilever. At section or vertical branch (10) two vertical wheels are mounted (11) at distal points thereof, there are also two others horizontal wheels (12) also mounted at distal points but of a large folded portion or central bent section (13) of this same vertical branch (10), directed inwards. The branch horizontal (9) of the "L" profile (8) includes, in this example of embodiment, another wheel (14) arranged horizontally and supported on a shaft fixed at the end of a bent flap (15) thereof, obtained by die cutting.

They are fixed on the branch (9) of the support, normally by welding, the ends of the stringers (16) of the frame itself and in this case also one of the crossbars (17) thereof, as seen in Figure 2, thus remaining perfectly secured to this carrier head holder of the wheels.

The trays (5), or more specifically their racks (7), are cantilevered and movable horizontally in the fixed structure (1), as shown by the Figure 4. The mounting of the racks (7) is done when entering the vertical branch of the "L" bracket (8) wheel carrier (11) and (12), by one end of the lane that defines the profile horizontal (4), supporting the vertical wheels (11) on the rear horizontal bending thereof; horizontal wheels (12) they do it on the front vertical branch of the profile horizontal (4); and the wheel (14) of the oblique branch (9) of the support (8) resting on the front of the adjacent lower rail (4). From this way the tray is cantilevered and can slide perfectly along the corresponding lane. The mouths of these rails or horizontal profiles (4) are they close with lateral profiles (18) fastened with screws to the panel (2), as seen in figure 1 where they are They show in an exploded way.

The stringers (16) of the rolling frame (7) are tubular and inside slide telescopically other portions (19) to thus achieve the quality of extensible rolling frame, adapting its length to that of the pieces ceramics to expose (see figure 5). The lock in length telescopic required for mooring the ceramic piece, it can be made by an internal traction spring, or with the minus a screw threaded to the outer body of the assembly telescopic and that presses or threads into the selected hole of an alignment of holes provided in the inner body, or other similar device. In the exemplary embodiment of Figure 4, they have specifically provided two holes near the end free from the underside of the stringers, for which they are through screws that thread in the pair of rivets threads selected from those existing at different points of the inner telescopic bodies. The ceramic pieces (6) are hold with the angled pins (20) of the free end of the telescopic portions (19) inside, and the angled pins (21) of the upper end of the stringers (16), or bodies exterior telescopes of the set.

The trays (5) also include some rods threaded (22) that are mounted on threaded bushings (23) welded to the "L" brackets (8) and defining means adjustable stops limiting the travel stroke of the trays to one side or the other of the vertical panel (2), when establish contact with the respective closing side profile (18) of the mouths of the horizontal rails, through the rubber beads (24). In figure 1 it is observed in explosion this profile (18).

Depending on the amplitude of the pieces ceramics (6) to be exposed, threaded rods (22) are introduced to a greater or lesser extent in the threaded bushings (23) of the "L" brackets (8).

The back of the vertical panel (2) carries coupled angular profiles (25) that allow to introduce a wooden back with allegorical motifs of the exhibition and / or data of the exhibiting company.

Claims (4)

1. Exhibitor cabinet for ceramic pieces, characterized in that it is constituted by a fixed structure (1) defined by a vertical panel (2) that stably rests on the floor by means of a triangular support of profiles (3), said panel being provided with a plurality of horizontal profiles (4) of "C" section of angled ends towards the inside and of opening directed downwards, which define sliding rails of inclined trays (5) defined by rolling frames (7) inclined and cantilevered , on which support the ceramic pieces that can thus move towards either end of the lane; the rolling frames (7) being materialized by a support or "L" profile open at an obtuse angle whose vertical branch (10) is partially inserted in the rail where it has a pair of vertical wheels (11) to roll on the rear horizontal bending of the horizontal rail or profile (4) in "C", having another pair of horizontal wheels (12) mounted on a folded portion thereof, which support and roll on the front vertical branch of said rail; the oblique branch (9) being free of the "L" support (8) provided with at least one central horizontal wheel (14) mounted on a deviation from the wall of this oblique branch (9) and establishing rolling support on the front of the next lower rail, being integral with this oblique branch (9) at least the upper ends of the stringers (16) that are part of the rolling frame (7) that is thus mounted in a cantilever. 2. Exhibitor cabinet for ceramic pieces, according to claim 1, characterized in that the rolling frame (7) has two stringers (16) and several crossbars (17), the first ones being tubular and inside them other tubular portions (19) run telescopically. whose free end there is an elbow pin (20) as a means of retaining the ceramic piece (6) that is placed on this rolling frame (7) and extensible, adjusted to its length. 3. Exhibitor furniture for ceramic pieces, according to previous claims, characterized in that the stringers (16) of the rolling frame (7) have at its upper end a bent pin (21) and with an end hole, which is facing the angled legs (20) lower to hold the upper edge of the ceramic piece (6). 4. Exhibitor for ceramic pieces, according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertical branch (10) of the "L" support (8) that is part of the rolling frame (7), includes internally threaded bushings (23), in the that respective threaded rods (22) that remain in extension and whose distal ends have rubber beams (24) are fixed to define stop means limiting the lateral displacement of the trays (5) when contacting one or the other of the vertical profiles ( 18) arranged at the end with the ends of the rails or "C" profiles (4) and integral with the vertical panel (2) of the fixed structure (1), regulating the useful length of said threaded rods (22) depending on the amplitude of the ceramic pieces (6) that are exposed.