ES1295497U - SCREEN STAND (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Screen support, for fixing a television screen (7) or the like, characterized in that it comprises a plate (1) that can be fixed to a ceiling and that it comprises two guides (2) that define two facing insertion channels (3). of a plate (8) attached to the screen (7), parallel to the plate (1) and to each other, the channels (3) having a first closed end (4) and a second end (5) for inserting the plate (8). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

display stand

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

This Utility Model application refers to a metallic support for TV screens, specially designed and intended to be placed firmly, but removable, in a position different from what is known, changing and relocating the current position of the supports to anchor and install the television (TV) on the ceiling or with a similar inclination.

It allows viewing it from locations not previously planned. This Utility Model proposes, among other uses, to occupy the main wall of the rooms: the ceiling, freeing up the space on the remaining walls.

STATE OF THE ART

A large number of supports are known in the state of the art, generally based on a support surface on which the television is supported by a base, one or more legs and similar elements. Articulated supports that allow the television to be moved are also known. Some examples can be seen in ES1037608U, CN2781681 and CN101145406

The applicant is not aware of any appliance support similar to the invention requested.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of a metallic support for TV screens, according to the first claim, which allows a television or a screen of a similar device to be anchored and installed on the ceiling.

Its different variants solve the problems outlined.

This placement allows to generate several advantages:

- Place the screen on the beds, at the height of the pillow, to watch TV in a horizontal resting position.

- For people with reduced or no mobility, for example in hospitals and clinics

- In leisure centers, hotels... as a service to customers.

- Small rooms without space to put a TV on the walls

Once installed in its final place, on the "roof", you just have to extend the power supply connections, internet (if it is not WiFi or similar) and the antenna.

The screen support is designed to fix a television screen to the surface of the ceiling, regardless of its inclination or orientation.

It comprises a metal plate, screwed to that surface (ceiling), by a sufficiently resistant method, for example, for televisions up to 46" with 9 60 mm screws and 8 mm plugs, which go through holes in the 400 mm plate. long, 300mm wide and 3mm thick, and 200mm x 200mm rear 4 bolt spacing.

For inches greater than 46”, the same system will be applied, applying to the support an increased fastening, appropriate and adjusted to the distribution of the appropriate plate, plate, holes and screws.

The plate attached to the surface of the ceiling comprises two guides that define two facing parallel channels for inserting a plate attached to the rear of the TV. These channels are parallel to the plate. For example, the plate can be attached with screws or a base. Screws could be 200mm x 200mm apart or other measurements.

The channels have a first closed end as a sliding stop, and a second diaphanous end for inserting the plate.

In an embodiment, especially advantageous when the support is placed in a horizontal position on the ceiling, the mouths of the second end each contain a safety stop, to prevent their displacement once installed. That safety stop will preferably be on the side of the channel opposite the plate. Thus, uninstallation can only be carried out if the TV is pressed towards the ceiling, so that the plate exceeds the safety stop.

Other variants that can be seen in the rest of the report.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: General view of a real support produced and proportional up to 46”.

Figure 2: Section of the support according to a second embodiment, with a screen attached and showing its final configuration.

MODES OF CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

An embodiment of the invention is briefly described below, as an illustrative and non-limiting example of the invention, only up to 46”.

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a first part of the embodiment. Part of a plate (1) with two parallel guides (2). The guides have a general "L" shape to define two facing channels (3). Each channel (3) is closed at a first end (4) and open at the second end (5), for the insertion of the rear plate of the TV At least one of the channels has a safety stop (51) at the second furthest end, formed as a narrowing of the channel.

The plate (1) is designed to be fixed to a flat surface, the ceiling, through holes (6) for the passage of screws.

The screen (7) is fitted with a plate (8) fixed, generally screwed, sufficiently solid, to the rear of the TV. The plate (8) is distanced from the screen (7) by placing two separate methacrylate anodes (10) between the plate (8) and the available screw holes. This distance allows the screen (7) to be hung on any support and leaves space for the plate (8) so that it can be inserted into both channels (3) at the second end (5). For example, the plate (8) is rectangular with chamfered corners to facilitate insertion into the guides to the bottom of the channel, so that it can only come out through the second end (5), which is completely boxed in by the stop. that limits each of the guides.

As can be seen in figure 1, the first ends (4) of the channels (3) can be closed by a continuous stop (9), which contacts the entire plate (8) and not only the part inserted in the channels. (3).

When it is placed on the ceiling, the user solidly fixes the plate (1) to it, by means of the corresponding screws with the corresponding plugs (for example, nine screws). On the other hand, fix the plate (8) to the back of the screen (7) solidly and slightly separated. This separation ensures that the plate (8) can be inserted into the channels (3). The stop at the second end (5) prevents the plate (8) from accidentally slipping out of the guides (2), since overcoming the stop requires slightly lifting the screen (7).

Claims (1)

1- Screen support, for fixing a television screen (7) or the like, characterized in that it comprises a plate (1) fixable to a ceiling and that it comprises two guides (2) that define respective insertion channels (3) facing each other of a plate (8) attached to the screen (7), parallel to the plate (1) and to each other, the channels (3) having a first closed end (4) and a second end (5) for inserting the plate (8). 2- Screen support, according to claim 1, characterized in that the second end (5) of at least one channel (3) has a narrowing. 3- Screen support, according to claim 2, characterized in that the narrowing is on the side of the channel (3) opposite the plate (1). 4- Screen support, according to claim 1, characterized in that the first ends (4) are closed by a single stop (9). 5- Screen support, according to claim 1, characterized in that the plate (1) has holes (6) for the passage of screws. 6- Screen support, according to claim 1, characterized in that the holes (6) are configured to hide the head of the screws.