ES2248439T3 - FRONT SUPPORT FOR REMOVABLE AND DISPLACABLE HORIZONTALLY BOATS. - Google Patents

Abstract

A container of cans (11) for refrigerator doors (1), characterized in that it comprises at least one compartment (12) for holding a can (L), said compartment (12) being: a) provided with hooking means (14) ) to a support piece (8) present in the door (1); b) inclined with respect to the horizontal and vertical during use, to hold the can (L) keeping its axis tilted upwards; c) provided with anti-rotation means (15) adapted to be attached to the door obtaining and maintaining the inclination.

Description

Fridge stand for detachable boats and horizontally scrollable.

The present invention relates to a container of cans for refrigerator doors. It is known that refrigerator doors they have removable trays with side walls, where the beverage cans can be placed to cool. The cans they are placed vertically on the trays, but the presence of the Side wall makes it difficult to place and remove the tray. Other Additional disadvantage is that if the tray is not fully filled, the cans move noisily every time it opens or closes the door.

From document DE 19949238, a can container. The main objective of the present invention is to provide a container of cans for refrigerator doors that allow the cans to be placed so that they do not move when opened and close the refrigerator door, while they can be placed and comfortably withdraw

A further objective of the present invention is supply a can container that provides better use of the space defined by the refrigerator door.

These and other objectives that will result more evident in the detailed description that follows, it reached through a container of cans with the characteristics of claim 1

The invention will be better understood from the following detailed description, given by way of example no limiting, and referring to the attached figures, in the that:

Figure 1 is a schematic view in perspective of a container of cans of the invention mounted on the interior of a refrigerator door; this figure also shows by dotted lines to the can container when removed from the door.

Figure 2 is a schematic view in perspective of two containers of adjacent cans mounted on the inside the refrigerator door;

Figure 3 is a schematic horizontal section given by plane A-A of Figure 1;

Figure 4 is a vertical section given by the can container installed in the door (by its side inside).

The numerical reference 1 of the figures indicates a generic fridge door whose vertical side walls are represented by 2 and 3. These walls together with a wall bottom 4 and a top wall that is not shown, define a compartment 5 where removable trays 6 of way already known. To be supported by the walls lateral 2 and 3, these trays have lateral supports 10 that are closed at one end (the upper end) and that are mounted on the protruding pieces or appendices 7, the which have a suitable way to couple substantially with that of the supports and are present on the inside of the side walls 2 and 3.

Similarly, the door connects or connects install a support element in the form of a bar 8 provided with appendices 9 at each of its two extremes, in which there are some closed supports 10 with a suitable form to match that of the protruding parts or appendices 7.

The bar element 8 acts as a support for one or more can containers 11. The can container, preferably made of plastic material, comprises one or more adjacent compartments 12 to accommodate the L-shaped cans inclined The compartments 12 comprise an arcuate part 12a (preferably in the form of a circular ring segment) and a common base wall 13 that ends at the top in an appendix 14 shaped like a hook with which the can container fits into the support bar element 8, so that it can be removed and move (see arrows F1 and F2) (see Figure 4).

The base wall 13 and the arcuate part 12a are located at right angles to each other and, during use, the base wall 13 tilts, preferably from 35 ° to 45 ° (towards below), to the final vertical wall 4a of compartment 4. As result, the cans L are held tilted upwards, as shown in Figure 4, making it easy to remove them from the compartment on which they rest.

For its anti-rotation stability and for preserve the inclination, the base 13 of the can container it comprises a transverse piece 15 under the appendix shaped hook that resists against the final wall 4a. The number of compartments 12 present in the can container can be of one or more, for example three as shown.

The can container can be easily removed of the support bar 8 pulling up (see arrow F1 of Figure 1) and can also move along the bar (see Arrow F2 in Figure 1) if required by the needs of space, for example by the presence of a tall bottle considerable in a lower tray 6.

Claims (4)

1. A container of cans (11) for refrigerator doors (1), characterized in that it comprises at least one compartment (12) for holding a can (L), said compartment (12) being: a) provided with hooking means (14) to a support piece (8) present in the door (1); b) inclined with respect to the horizontal and vertical during use, to hold the can (L) keeping its axis tilted upwards; c) provided with anti-rotation means (15) adapted to be attached to the door obtaining and maintaining the inclination. 2. A can container according to claim 1, in which the compartment (12) has an arcuate part (12a) and a base part (13) perpendicular to the previous one. 3. A can container according to claim 1, wherein said engagement means (14) are represented by a hook-shaped extension to the base (13) of the compartment (12). 4. A container of cans according to claims 1 and / or 2, wherein the anti-rotation means that obtain and maintain the inclination are represented by another extension (15) to the base (13) of the compartment (12), being said extension (15) located below the engagement means (14).