ES1304710U - Rack for rods and fishing accessories (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Shelf for fishing rods and accessories, characterized in that it is made up of a plurality of flattened lamellar pieces, provided with slots and windows (2) for manual assembly by tongue and groove by inserting one over the other through said slots and windows (2), flattened laminar pieces that materialize in a pair of vertical uprights (1), to which at least two horizontal shelves are attached, an upper shelf (3) and an intermediate shelf (4) that include on one of its edges a sinuous or toothed profile (5), in which each recess defines a seat for the corresponding cane (6), so that these sinuous edges are arranged facing each other on both shelves, facing outwards on the upper shelf (3) and inwards on the intermediate shelf (4), shelves that extend laterally beyond the vertical uprights (1), and that are assisted by respective vertical transverse reinforcement boards, with the particularity that the shelf is finished at the bottom by means of two inclined transverse boards (12-13) that are coupled to the vertical uprights (1) by tongue and groove, defining a "V" profile, whose edge defines the reception area for the lower ends of the fishing rods (6) , having also provided that the lateral extensions of the intermediate shelf (4) are complemented by three lower vertical rectangular pieces (15) and a base piece (16) that together with an upper window (17) determine separate drawers or additional storage spaces top access. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Rack for rods and fishing accessories

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

The present invention refers to a shelf that has been specially designed to be able to quickly, easily and stably store a wide variety of types of fishing rods, as well as tackle, hooks, counterweights, buoys, lines, reels, and even bags. fishing and other accessories.

The object of the invention is therefore to provide a device in which a large number of rods and accessories can be stored in a stable manner, easily accessible and visible, giving maximum ergonomics and practicality to said shelf.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the scope of practical application of the invention, it is known that there are fishing rods of very different configurations and sizes, which can be telescopic, fixed or based on two or more sections that can be attached and detached from each other, in addition to there being reels of very different types. configurations and sizes.

This significantly complicates the storage of the canes, since as they have different dimensions and thicknesses, their stabilization in said storage is difficult when they are stored vertically, while when they are stored horizontally, the canes located higher up are difficult to access, with the consequent risk of throw several rods when not being able to access the upper ones safely.

Furthermore, these types of devices do not include means for storing the rest of the accessories that accompany the rods, or they are not sufficiently visible or accessible.

Finally, it must be said that this type of device is fixed and cannot be dismantled, which makes it difficult to store and/or transport it in an inoperative situation.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The recommended rack for fishing rods and accessories completely satisfactorily solves the problem previously explained in each and every one of the aspects mentioned, based on a simple but effective solution.

To this end, the shelf of the invention is constituted from a pair of vertical uprights to which a series of transverse boards are coupled by tongue and groove, so that all the pieces that participate in the shelf have a flat laminar configuration, without any type of projections with respect to said plane, being able to be easily assembled and disassembled without any type of tool or adhesive, so that these pieces in a disassembly situation can be stacked on top of each other, presenting a minimum volumetric occupation.

More specifically, the vertical uprights will include slots and windows into which the transverse boards slide/plug, defining at least two horizontal shelves that include on one of their edges a sinuous profile, in which each recess defines a seat for the corresponding stem, so that these sinuous edges are arranged facing each other on both shelves, outwards on the upper shelf and inwards on the lower or intermediate shelf, extending a slight stretch to the sides of the uprights on which they are plugged. .

To give greater integrity to the shelving, in its upper and rear area it includes a transverse board that adopts a vertical arrangement, and that is also fitted by insertion into complementary slots and windows between these pieces.

At the same time, the intermediate shelf is also reinforced with a transverse board that also adopts a vertical layout, although in this case it adopts a layout closer to the front edge.

Below, the shelf has two inclined boards that define, in their assembly, also by means of a tongue-and-groove coupling, a “V” profile bottom that makes the ends of the canes tend to stabilize on the lower edge of said “V”, regardless of the thickness of the cane.

This inclined arrangement makes the upper end of the cane tend to lean over the recesses of the sinuous profile of the upper shelf, so that in the unlikely event that the canes become destabilized towards the front of the furniture, they would be retained by the sinuous profile. of the lower shelf that is arranged above the bottom in an intermediate position, making the insertion and extraction maneuvers of the rods extremely simple, fast and stable.

As mentioned previously, the shelves extend a small section beyond the vertical uprights, which defines additional storage spaces for other accessories, such as hook boxes, tackle, buoys, counterweights, etc...

In this sense, the lateral extensions of the lower shelf are complemented by a series of rectangular pieces that fit together in a tongue-and-groove manner to define separate side drawers, open at the top, that allow the insertion of reels and all types of accessories.

Finally, it only remains to be noted that the vertical uprights may incorporate an inclined notch in their front edge, preferably at the level of their lower extremity, which defines a slot for hanging other objects, such as baskets or fishing bags.

The device thus described can be placed directly on its lower base, on the floor or on a table, shelf or similar, or hung on a wall or place where required.

In this way, a simple, economical shelf is achieved, easy to assemble and disassemble, which allows a multitude of rods and accessories for them to be collected in a single device, all remaining easily accessible and completely stable.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that will be made below and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, in accordance with a preferred example of its practical implementation, a set of plans is attached as an integral part of said description. where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a front perspective view of a shelf for fishing rods and accessories made in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a side perspective view of the assembly of figure 1.

Figure 3.- Shows a top perspective view of the device of the previous figures.

Figure 4.- Shows a rear perspective view of the device of the previous figures.

Figure 5.- Finally shows a view similar to that of Figure 1, but in which a plurality of fishing rods and other accessories appear arranged on the shelf.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures outlined, it can be seen how the shelf of the invention is made up of a pair of vertical uprights (1), provided with slots and windows (2) for tongue-and-groove coupling of a plurality of transverse boards by simple means. sliding of some pieces over the others, without the need for adhesives, screws and ultimately any type of tool.

More specifically, at least two horizontal shelves are attached to the vertical uprights (1), an upper shelf (3) and an intermediate shelf (4) that include on one of their edges a sinuous or serrated profile (5), in which each recess defines a seat for the corresponding cane (6), so that these sinuous edges are arranged facing each other on both shelves, outwards on the upper shelf (3) and inwards on the intermediate shelf (4).

Both shelves extend laterally beyond the vertical uprights (1) defining upper lateral surfaces (7) and lower-intermediate surfaces (8).

The upper shelf (3) is complemented by a transverse and rear board (9) that is also attached to the assembly by tongue and groove through complementary slots and windows (2).

For its part, the intermediate shelf (4) is reinforced from below through a front transversal board (10), which is slightly recessed with respect to the front edge of the shelf, and which includes an inverted "U" notch (11). majority, to give visibility to the lower end of the reeds, as will be seen below.

In this sense, the shelf is finished at the bottom with two inclined transverse boards (12-13) that are also attached to the vertical uprights (1) by tongue and groove, defining a “V” profile, on whose edge the ends are intended to rest. bottoms of the fishing rods (6).

According to Figure 4, this structure is subsequently reinforced by an inclined rear crossbar (14).

As previously stated, the lower-intermediate lateral surfaces (8) are complemented by three lower vertical rectangular pieces (15) and a base piece (16) that together with an upper window (17) determine separate drawers or spaces. additional top-access storage areas, on which to deposit reels, tackle or other accessories.

It only remains to be noted finally that the vertical uprights could include one or more inclined slots (18) on their front edge, determining hanging means for other accessories, such as a fishing bag, etc.

As may have been seen, materials have not been discussed in this report, since the device of the invention can be manufactured in very different types of materials, both simple and composite, without affecting the essence of the invention.

Claims (4)

1§.- Shelving for fishing rods and accessories, characterized in that it is made up of a plurality of flattened lamellar pieces, equipped with slots and windows (2) for manual assembly by tongue and groove by inserting one over the other through of said slots and windows (2), flattened laminar pieces that materialize in a pair of vertical uprights (1), to which at least two horizontal shelves are attached, an upper shelf (3) and an intermediate shelf (4) that include on one of its edges a sinuous or toothed profile (5), in which each recess defines a seat for the corresponding cane (6), so that these sinuous edges are arranged facing each other on each shelf, facing outwards on the shelf. top (3) and inwards on the intermediate shelf (4), shelves that extend laterally beyond the vertical uprights (1), and that are assisted by respective vertical transverse reinforcement boards, with the particularity that the shelf is It is finished at the bottom by two inclined transverse boards (12-13) that are attached to the vertical uprights (1) by tongue and groove, defining a “V” profile, whose edge defines the reception area for the lower ends of the fishing rods ( 6), having also foreseen that the lateral extensions of the intermediate shelf (4) are complemented by three lower vertical rectangular pieces (15) and a base piece (16) that together with an upper window (17) determine separate drawers or storage spaces. Additional top access storage. 2§.- Shelving for fishing rods and accessories, according to claim 1§, where the vertical reinforcement board of the upper shelf (3) is arranged on the rear edge of the shelf. 3§.- Shelving for fishing rods and accessories, according to claim 1§, wherein the vertical reinforcing board of the intermediate shelf (4) is arranged on the front edge of the shelf, tucked in with respect to said edge, including a wide inverted “U” notch (11). 4§.- Shelving for fishing rods and accessories, according to claim 1§, wherein the vertical uprights (1) include one or more inclined slots (18) on their front edge, determining hanging means for other accessories.