FR2728542A1 - CONTAINER WITH REMOVABLE BACKGROUND - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a container with a removable bottom, comprising a bottom (1) and a peripheral wall (2 to 5), the bottom (1) of which is formed by a panel (6) sliding between two parallel guides (7, 8). rigidly connected to the peripheral wall (2 to 5), and movable between a closed position closing off the bottom of the container and an unobstructed position outside the container releasing the bottom. Preferably, the peripheral wall (2 to 5) is formed from a succession of flat panels, and the container is foldable.

Description

The invention provides a removable reiv ent, including a

container rep: ab! e.

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  When shopping in a supermarket, one usually uses a trolley that is made available to customers through the supermarket, in which the products that are acquired by as you walk through the aisles. At the moment of the passage in the cate, one extracts products one by one of this trolley and orn es disposes on a taols where they are accounted by the caissi, era The products then reach on an inclined plane on which the ciient picks them and place in the cart again, possibly after arranging them in

plastic bags.

  The trolleys are usually of large capacity, so their bottom is placed very low and it is difficult to retrieve the lowest items, or the few items when little has been done. Items must be transferred twice during the purchase transaction, then one more time

  when loading into the customer's vehicle.

  In an attempt to reduce these disadvantages, containers in the form of a crate or crate have been proposed which the customer can place at the bottom of his trolley. These bins are of rigid parallelepipedic general shape, of suitable size for

  allow them to be placed in the bottom of the supermarket trolleys.

  Instead of placing the items directly in the cart, they are placed in the locker But these lockers do not eliminate the need, either to transfer the items one by one at the time of checkout, or to have to reverse the locker on the carpet, which requires a relatively high force. On the other hand, they

  are bulky and bulky, even when empty.

  Thus, they do not constitute an adequate improvement to justify their use, and with exception, have not been adopted

by consumers.

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  The purpose of the event is to remedy the incarnations of these people. To allow for this simple and simple atmosphere. a tr-n ,. krt of arcs 1, l = rter eurr trer rec: -p: .ert, and, -r trartpcrt f -'e IL. rei'T'ert rempr-l :. For this purpose, the door, which is a door and a peripheral wall, is designed so that the door is a sliding panel between two parallel mounted rails on the movable perimeter wall. between a closed position closing the bottom of the recioient and a posit: one

  cleared to the outside of the repository releasing the bottom.

  Preferably, the perical wall is formed of a succession

  of flat panels, and the top: p; ert is collapsible.

  The removable bottom allows to free the bottom of the container with a single gesture. Thus, after placing the 7th container on the box mat, simply pull the bottom panel in the disengaged position so that the set of items are transferred to the carpet. It is then easy to lift the empty container, then push the bottom panel back to the closed position before replacing the goods. The passage time is reduced significantly. The goods remain until the last moment separated from

  those of previous and subsequent customers.

  The advantage of the collapsible embodiment is to allow easy storage and empty transport, the space requirement of the container being then minimal

  We will understand the invention better by reading the description

  The following is a few nonlimiting exemplary embodiments made with reference to the accompanying drawings among which: Figure I is a perspective view of a collapsible container with removable bottom according to the invention in a first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a perspective view similar to FIG. 1 of the entire container. FIG. 3 is a view of the container according to the invention, in which: FIG. fon = c :: sant between two La - '; Jre Ài -,.: -. Jr' .ea; r -.... "ara ::] ea: a fr] re I ... j

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  container in a vartante This realsatron of side walls.

  Figs. 7e are views similar to FIGS. 1 and a container in another embodiment of the invention, with side walls.

folding accordion.

  FIG. 9 is a side view of the container shown in FIGS.

  Figures 7 and 8, iNustrant e repi: ment.

  FIGS. 10 and 1 show these views analogous to FIGS. 1 and 2 of the container in a variant embodiment with side walls in

replicable voiets.

  FIG. 12 is a side view of the receptacle shown in FIGS.

  Figures 10 and 11, illustrating the refolding.

  Figures I 3 and 14 are views similar to Figures 9 and 10 of the container in an alternative embodiment of the folding of a front wall. FIG. 15 is a side view of the container shown on FIG.

  Figures 13 and 14, illustrating the folding.

  Figures 1, 2, 3 and. 4 represent a removable bottom container according to the invention in a first embodiment. This container is intended in particular to be utlise for shopping in the supermarket. It consists of a fono 1 and four walls respectively called front walls 2, right side 3, back 4, side Cauche 5, according to the representation in the figures. It is specified that the front, rear, left and right lualatives are indicated with reference to all the figures in order to

  Facilitate reading this description, and in no way aim at

limit the scope of the invention.

  Characteristically, the bottom l is formed of a bottom panel 6 sliding between two side rails 7 and 8. This panel func 6 is esse-ee from the bottom 1 ^ e the front wall 2 The panel fon The door between the closing position and the door is completely closed to the bottom of the door, and to the post or to the door. ie * - figure ú. in

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  Also, the front and rear pareo s are

  made of solid or open panels, and in this first embodiment, the side walls 3, 5 are each constituted by at least two transverse rods respectively upper 9 and lower 10, which are rotatably articulated by their ends on the edges! , 12 of the front walls 2 and rear 4 _es transverse rods 9, O10 and the side edges 1, 12 these front walls 2 and rear 4 thus form a parallelogram Réformable. The transverse rods 9 are optionally connected by posts such as 13 which are mounted on the connecting rods 9, 10 by rotation joints.

such as i 4.

  The lower transverse rods 10 of the side walls 3, 5 each carry one of the lateral slideways 7, 8 of the bottom I. The running plate 6 is disposed between these slides 7, 8, being movable between the closed position closing the bottom of the container , and the open position released forward releasing the bottom of the container. Where appropriate, the slides 7, 8 may be stiffened by one or several sleepers (not shown), the assembly then constituting a sliding support frame for the bottom panel 6 In the deployed position of the container (FIG. 1), the transverse axes 9, 10 are substantially norzontaies and the

  13 substantially vertical uprights.

  The transverse rods 9, 10 allow, by simultaneous rotation for example upwards, to bring back the front wall

  2 rearwards in a plane close to that of the rear wall 4.

  The bottom I follows the movement of the lower connecting rods and pivots - thus also upwards and backwards. Thus, in the folded position (FIG. 2), the container forms a rectangular assembly

very thin.

  It is intended that these goals will be achieved by: limiting the movement of the population and the reduction of the number of children, the number of children and their parents; allowance in -s: le.u. EXECUTIVE POLICY: W o rk i ng i ng i ng i ng i nt tnn ttnn tnn, tn, and, the Park: s -, l S1, and lrri re - / pr m: - the:.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. They are positioned in transverse planes that are offset in such a way that they can be displaced in one position.

rep'iee.

  In the depressed position, the container forms a rectangular paralepiped. The ford latch 6 is orizontal, and can then be pulled from the front face 2 of the receptacle in the open position (FIG. , closing ositr c (Figure i). For this purpose, the front panel has a recess 15 for accessing the -onC panel 6, the latter comprising a gripping means 16, for example a molded handle or recessed

as shown.

  Advantageously, the container comprises gripping means in the folded and deployed position, for example perforated handles 17 formed in the panels constituting the

front 2 and rear walls 4.

  According to an advantageous variant of the invention shown in Figures 5 and 6, the transverse rods 9, 10 are each replaced by two half-rods respectively 18, 19 and 20, 21 hinged together by a central hinge respectively 22, 23 I is also provided for at least

  24 between the two joints 22, 23. Two of the

  J0 - lower links in symmetrical position, for example the half

  front lower rods 20 as shown, which are located on the inner side relative to the rods 21, carry the

  slides 7, 8 for the panel of fona 6.

  In this variant, the folding of the lateral walls is done symmetrically, by lifting the medial hinges 22,

  23 connected by the amount 24, so as to rotate the half

  rods towards each other thus bringing the front walls 2 and rear '' .jne to 1 other-. The wave 1 pivots simultaneously: / on the other hand - the movement of the beats

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  4 being accoles without height shift.

  Preferably, cem-beies 20 will be joined together by a cross member (not shown) to complete the riq.dité. The same applies to the upper and lower ends of the upper walls 18, 19 on the walls 2. 4 may be arranged at the upper end of the sides as shown. However, advantageously, they will be shifted towards the OAS, so that in folded position read

  container, they only partially or not at all

  above the upper edge of the walls 2, 4.

  In a variant of this embodiment, it could be provided on each side a rigidification flap of the side wall (not shown), which is articulated on the side edge of the front wall 2 or the rear wall 4, and is movable between a position folded against this wall and a position applied against the dembielles forming the side wall. This component can

to be full or open.

  The stiffening flaps ensure maximum rigiClf cation of the container in the deployed position. They can complete or

  replace the main locking means mentioned above.

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  According to another embodiment of the invention shown in Figures 7, 8 and 9, the side walls 3, 5 are each formed of a succession accordion rings, for example two 25, 26 as shown. The panels 25 and 26 are hinged together by an edge at 27 and on the lateral edge of the walls respectively front 2 and rear 4 by their other edge 28, 29 fornd 1 form es liires, 8 in general complete oar the crackers' of classification, es7 arc'ulJl in 30

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  - paros.te; ra. It is now up to it to ring the air and bring it to a standstill. Au-? In order to bring it up against the front wall, the front wall is equipped with anadditional means for guiding it along the paths. 7, 8 According to yet another variant, the invention shown in FIGS. 10, 11 and 12, the side arches j, 5 are each formed of an annulus which is formed on one of the end walls, for example the oarci arr: re as represented. The front wall 1 is then art. abutted by its lower edge in 31 on the

  fona 1, qu; is itself artUculated on the rear wall 4 at 32.

  The rep.ement is done by folding the side panels against the rear wall, then the front wall against the bottom (Figure 12, and finally the round with the front wall folded against

him against the back wall.

  These repeating movements are preferably towards the interior of the container. Thus, the fully folded container has two outer surfaces free of asperities. But alternatively, the folding movements could be expected

outwards.

  According to a variant of this embodiment shown in FIGS. 13, 14 and 15, the front face is hinged to the bottom, not directly, but by two adjacent lateral bells 33. These seats are rotatably mounted. by their ends on the laterali edge of the front panel on the one hand at 34 and in the middle of the side edge or bottom 35 on the other hand. Thus, after pivoting the side panels against the rear panel, the front panel can be tilted against these side panels repeating the rotation of the rods 33 (FIG.

  ), then bring the panel back against this set.

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  The panel is smooth, or it has flutes or parallel joints on one or both sides. Its top surface may be slightly in loss to facilitate

  sliding when the container is empty.

  The ring, which was just rounded along the sides, was reprimanded. Alternatively, the slide will be assisted because the rolls or gay: s. According to another embodiment, the plate Dc could consist of parallel rollers. In the embodiments shown, the slide of the bottom panel is effected from the front face of the container. According to another embodiment, the clearance of the bottom panel will be possible from these two front and rear faces cu recipient, each of these faces then having a recess for gripping the bottom panel. The bottom panel is provided in this case with a gripping means of each ccte. -5 The container may be for example made of wood, fabric on a frame, or plastic mat, possibly in

  material: for the transport of overloaded goods.

  According to a simple variant not shown, the bottom of the container is constituted by a frame out the side slides and the sliding bottom, the park: atéraie being constituted by a bance of flexible fabric or a net having at its upper edge

handles or a benchoui: era.

  The different types of dressings that have been presented here are only for the purpose of illustration. Those skilled in the art may consider other embodiments, the essential points remaining removable bottom and where appropriate, the character r. where D 1 0 C, Ue [II:; J _ - X-1. , -..-. s:,: ar ,, 3, q, [[r. 'JE :: seeCSoo: oanod e? ## EQU1 ##, ## EQU1 ##, ## EQU2 ## ## EQU1 ## E Ul. E: U0 al e.JnC 'JeAncgi) i UOI'U.and: U. This 2U-3L, .. DJ e-C, 1JUCW, -) TJC50U U0 3798; 8 np.eq8 !! of 1 0

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  1 C -. According to claim 1, in which the container is of parallelepiped shape, the peripheral wall (2, 5) is shaped, corresponding to the wall (2), rear (4) and acetals. ,., characterizes ar, e so that the dreamer is

repiiable.

  3. Recipien: according to claim 2, characterized in that the lateral walls (3, 5) are each formed of two upper transverse rods (9) and 7nférieure (1 0) at least and a plurainity of montan: s (13) distributed over the length of the connecting rods (9,), the transverse rods (9, 10) being rotatably articulated on the lateral edges of the front and rear walls, and the lateral gears (7,. 1) are attached to the connecting rods

lower (10).

  4 Container according to claim 3, characterized in that on each side, the upper transverse bielies g (9) and lower (10) are replaced each oar two front and rear half-links respectively (18), (1 9) and (20), (21) rotatably hinged to each other at their ends respectively at (22) and (23), the upper (22) and lower (23) rotational joints being connected by an upright median (24), and the lateral grooves (7 ,,) are fixed on both half-b;

  nferes (21) located on the inside.

  5. Container according to claim 4, characterized in that a stiffening flap is hinged to the lateral edge of the front wall (2) or rear 4) and is movable between, a position raoattue against ceeo by, (2 or 4th postholder applied against the "parceral" (3 o-5 "e.

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  (1) is located on the inside of the rear parol (4) of

  to be able to fall back on that.

  7. Container according to the invention, cation 2. caraceérisé in that the side walls (3, 5) are each formed of an articulated panel.ur the edge lacéra! this the back wall (4) and the wall

  frontal (2) is art: cu ée on the fona (1).

  Container according to claim 7, characterized by the fact that the front wall (2) is articulated on the bottom (1) by means of two lateral eyelets (33) of length approximately equal to the thickness of the width of the bottom (1), mounted on a side edge of the bottom (1) approximately

in his milleu.

  Container according to one of the preceding claims,

  characterized in that the bottom panel (6) can be pulled to

  from both front (2) and rear (4) walls.

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