FR2839251A1 - SHELVING SHELF AND SHELVING COMPRISING SUCH A SHADOW - Google Patents

Abstract

Shelving cleat comprising a main wall (2) and two end parts each provided with means for hooking to an upright, characterized in that one of these two end parts comprises a hooking section (9) and a wing (13 ), the attachment section (9) being provided with means (10, 11) suitable for mounting the end part of the cleat (1) on an upright, the wing (13) forming an angle with the section d 'hooking (9). Shelving comprising such a cleat.

Description

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  SHELF OF SHELVING AND SHELVING INCLUDING

SUCH A TASSEAU

  The invention relates to the technical field of shelving and relates more particularly to the cleats or support bars for shelves,

trays or the like.

  These wind cleats intended to be hung on vertical profiles

  including hanging lights.

  We already know, in the prior art, a large number of conceptions

such cleats.

  The document EP-0.421.905 describes a cross section of C, comprising a core and two longitudinal reinforcing wings, the core being provided with a stamped and bent central tongue forming a support surface for a shelf reinforcement profile. The cleat comprises, at each end, a hooking appendage provided with stamped embedding tabs, these tabs being intended to be force-fitted into perforations of the shelf upright. Hang tabs extend

  substantially in the same plane as the cleat core.

  The cleat described in document EP-0.421.905 has several disadvantages. In particular, it can only be used with an amount as described

  in this previous document, this amount is not of a conventional type.

  The invention aims to provide a support bracket for a shelf, suitable for the production of rigid shelving, this bracket can be manufactured economically using simplex tools, mounting and dismounting of this bracket on uprights of conventional type and is nt possible without specific tool. The cleat can thus be used by more or less inexperienced personnel in a minimum of time. The invention further aims to provide a cleat which presents a report.

  high between mechanical resistance and linear density.

  For these purposes, the invention relates, according to a first aspect, to a racking cleat comprising a main wall and two end parts

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  each provided with means for hooking to an upright, one of these two end parts comprising a hooking section and a wing, the hooking section being provided with means apses 3 ensuring the mounting of the extreme part of the cleat on a post , The wing forming an angle with the hooking section. According to various embodiments, this first batten has the following characteristics, possibly combined: - the main wall is extended upwards by an angle iron comprising a support wall substantially perpendicular to the main wall lo; - the angle iron further comprises a reinforcing wall substantially perpendicular to the support wall; - The angle extends over a length less than that of the main wall, the free transverse edge of this angle being placed at a distance from the transverse edge of the main wall, this distance corresponds to the length of the hooking section; - The angle is provided with at least one transverse notch for insertion of a shelf support bar; - The attachment section is provided with at least one through hole suitable and conforming to receive a paste projecting from the attachment amount of the cleat; - The hooking section comprises a lower free edge in a crenel, this crenel is superimposed on the contour of the through hole; - the angle between the attachment section and the wing is between a few degrees and about 90; - The wing is provided with at least one elastic paste suitable and conformed to come to be housed in a through hole of a second cleat; - the hooking section is provided with at least one through hole suitable and conforming to receive a protruding paste on the mounting amount of the cleat, this through hole not being placed in the

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  same horizontal plane as the elastic paste, when the cleat is in

mounted position.

  The invention relates, according to a second aspect, to an assembly formed by a first cleat as defined above and a second cleat comprising a main wall, one of the end parts of which comprises a hooking section provided with means to be secured mounting the

  extreme part of this second cleat on the wing of the first cleat.

  According to various embodiments, this assembly has the following characteristics, possibly combined: o - the main wall of the second cleat is extended upward by an angle iron comprising a bearing wall substantially coplanar with the bearing wall of the first cleat when the two wind cleats in the mounted position; - the angle of the second cleat does not extend to the free edge of the main wall, but to a distance from this free edge; - Said distance corresponds to the width of the attachment section of the second cleat, this distance being less than or substantially equal to the width of the wing of the first cleat; - The angle of the second cleat further comprises a reinforcing wall o substantially perpendicular to the support wall; - the angle of the second cleat is provided with at least one transverse notch for insertion of a shelf support bar;

  - the two wind cleats resulting from the folding of metal alloy sheets.

  The invention relates, according to a third aspect, to a shelving unit comprising at least a first batten as presented above, this first batten being fixed on an upright provided with mounting means

  complementary to those arranged on this first cleat.

  The invention relates, according to a fourth aspect, to a shelving unit comprising at least one assembly as presented above, the first and / or the second cleat being fixed on an upright provided with mounting means

  complementary to those arranged on these cleats.

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  In one embodiment, the shelving comprises four substantially identical and vertical uprights and at least one shelf support frame, this support frame being derived from the assembly of four battens, namely the first two substantially parallel battens one a other, and two

  s second battens substantially parallel to each other.

  Other objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent in the course of the

  following description of embodiments, description which will be carried out

  with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: - Figure 1 is a front view of a cleat according to one embodiment; - Figure 2 is a side view of the cleat of Figure 1; - Figure 3 is a top view of the cleat of Figures 1 and 2; - Figure 4 is a perspective view of the assembly of two battens. The bracket 1 is shown in Figure 1 laying flat on its largest

  wall 2, hereinafter referred to as "main wall".

  In the remainder of this description, the terms "length",

  "longitudinal" will be used with reference to a first direction D1, the terms "height", "transverse" being used with reference to a second direction D2 perpendicular to the first direction D1, the plane of the

  Figure 1 including directions D1 and D2.

  The terms "depth", "width" will be used with reference to a third direction D3, the trots directions D1, D2 and D3 forming a direct tryre. : 5 In the embodiment of Figure 1, the cleat 1 has a plane of symmetry whose trace in the plane of Figure 1 appears in dashed lines under the reference T. This plane of symmetry is substantially perpendicular to the plan of figure 1. Because of this symmetry, only half of the cleat 1

is seen in figure 1.

  s 2839251 As will be understood by a person skilled in the art, the cleat may be provided with a first extreme part as shown in FIG. 1, the other

  extreme end of this cleat being different and of a type known in itself.

  The main wall 2 is generally rectangular in outline, in the embodiment of FIG. 1. It goes without saying that the lower free edge 3 of the main wall 2 can be longitudinal and straight (as in the embodiment shown) or still curved, depending in particular on the aesthetic effect

and resistance sought.

  The main wall 2 is extended, opposite the lower free edge 3, o by an angle 4 comprising a support wall 5 substantially perpendicular to the main wall 2 and a not substantially reinforced king 6

  perpendicular to the support wall 5.

  As it appears in the figures, the angle 4 does not extend over the entire length of the main wall 2, the free transverse edge 7 of this angle

  ls 4 being placed at a distance Dal from the transverse edge 8 of the main wall 2.

  This distance Dal corresponds to the length of an attachment section 9 of the cleat 1 on an upright, not shown. In the embodiment of Figure 1, this attachment is obtained using a means known per se: a through hole 10 in the section 9, is intended to come to rest in support

  o a paste placed on the amount.

  Advantageously, the section 9 comprises a first through hole 10, and a lower free edge 11 of shape adapted to receive in support a

  second protruding paste on the shelving upright.

  In FIG. 1, the substantially square through-hole 10 is thus arranged above the free crenelated edge 11 of section 9, this free edge 11 being

  superimposable shape, by translation along D2, with the through hole 10.

  As will be understood by those skilled in the art, depending on the pitch separating the projections arranged on the shelving upright, the cleat can be provided with more than one through hole 10, all of these through holes are

  so substantially aligned in the direction D2.

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  As will appear more fully thereafter, instead of (or in addition to) the crenellated profile 11, the attachment section 9 may be provided with other means of mounting on a shelving upright: fastening tabs which can be accommodated in perforations on the upright;

  - screw passage hole, clips, pins, cleats.

  The angle 4 is provided, from place to place, with notches 12

  allowing the installation and support of support bars for shelving shelves.

  If necessary, these support bars can be forced into the

notches 12.

  Beyond the transverse edge 8 of the main wall 2, the cleat 1

  comprises a wing 13, substantially perpendicular to the main wall 2.

  This wing 13 is provided with means of assembly to a second

cleat 14.

  These wind assembly means of the same type as those described above for mounting the cleat 1 on an amount of shelving, for example elastic strips 15 coming to be housed in slots 16 of the cleat 14

  and in its lower edge in niche 17.

  The second cleat 14 includes, like the first cleat 1, a main wall 20 of substantially rectangular outline. The upper edge of this main wall is extended by an angle including a pa king of apu i 21 coming substantially da ns the plane of extension of the pa roi

  support 5 of the first cleat 1, when the two cleats 1.14 wind together.

  The angle of the second cleat 14 does not extend over the entire dimension of the main wall 20, but stops at a distance Da2 from the transverse free edge 22 of the main wall 20, this distance Da2 correspond

  to the width of the attachment section 23 of the second cleat 14.

  This distance Da2 is substantially equal to or slightly less than the

width Lal3 of wing 13.

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  In the figures, the two battens 1,14 wind shelf shelf support intended to be placed substantially perpendicular to each other, one of the

  battens forming the largest dimension of the shelving.

  In other embodiments, not shown, the angle between the

  attachment section 9 and the wing 13 is different from 90, for example of the order of 60, so as to allow the installation of shelving, one of the

  shelf angles is not straight but close to 60.

  The support bracket for the shelf which has just been described is suitable for the production of rigid shelving, this bracket can be manufactured economically using simplex tools, in particular for folding and

  delivery of metal such as steel.

  The mounting and dismounting of this cleat on type uprights

  conventional wind possible without specific tool.

  The cleat can thus be used by personnel more or less

inexperienced in a minimum of time.

  The realization of the assembly between the two battens 1,14 ensures a high ratio between mechanical resistance and linear density for the shelving obtained.

Claims (20)

REVEN DICATIONS   1. Shelving cleat comprising a main wall (2) and two end parts each provided with hooking means to an upright, characterized in that one of these two end parts comprises a hooking section (9) and a wing (13), the attachment section (9) being provided with means (10,11) capable of assuring the mounting of the end portion of the cleat (1)   on an upright, the wing (13) forming an angle with the latching segment (9).   o 2. Cleat according to claim 1, characterized in that the main wall (2) is extended upwards by an angle (4) comprising a   support wall (5) substantially perpendicular to the main wall (2).   3. Cleat according to claim 2, characterized in that the angle (4) further comprises a reinforcing wall (6) substantially perpendicular to the support wall (5).   4. Cleat according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the angle (4) extends over a length less than that of the main wall o (2), the free transverse edge (7) of this angle (4) being placed at a distance (Dal) from the transverse edge of the main wall (2), this distance (Dal)   correspond to the length of the hooking section (9).   5. Cleat according to any one of claims 2 to 4, characterized   in that the angle (4) is provided with at least one transversa notch   (12) insertion of a shelf support bar.   6. Cleat according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized   in that the attachment section (9) is provided with at least one through hole lo (10) suitable and conformable for receiving a paste projecting from the upright hooking the cleat. 9 2839251   7. Cleat according to claim 6, characterized in that the hooking section (9) comprises a lower free edge in a crenel, this crenel being   superimposable on the outline of the through hole (10).   8. Cleat according to any one of the preceding claims,   characterized in that the angle between the hooking section (9) and the wing (13) is   between a few degrees and around 90.   lo 9. Cleat according to any one of the preceding claims,   characterized in that the wing (13) is provided with at least one elastic paste (15) suitable and conformed to be housed in a through hole of a second cleat (14).   s 10. Cleat according to claim 9, characterized in that the attachment section (9) is provided with at least one through hole (10) suitable and conformable for receiving a paste projecting from the attachment amount of the cleat, this through hole (10) not being placed in the same horizontal plane   as the elastic paste (15), when the cleat is in the mounted position.   11. Set formed by a first cleat as defined in one   any of the preceding claims and a second cleat (14)   comprising a main wall (20) one of the end parts of which comprises a hooking section (23) provided with means (16, 17) capable of assuring the mounting of the extreme part of this second cleat (14) on the wing ( 13) from first cleat (1).   12. The assembly of claim 11, characterized in that the main wall (20) of the second cleat (14) is extended upward by a Jo angle comprising a support wall (21) substantially coplanar with the wall 2839251   support (5) of the first cleat (1) when the two cleats (1,14) wind in mounted position.   13. The assembly of claim 12, characterized in that the angle of the second cleat (14) does not extend to the free edge (22) of the wall   main (23) but up to a distance (Da2) from this free edge (22).   14. The assembly of claim 13, characterized in that the distance (Da 2) corresponds to the rgeu r of the hooking section (23) of the second cleat (14), this distance (Da2) being less than or substantially equal to the   width (Lal3) of the wing (13) of the first batten (1).   15. An assembly according to any one of claims 12 to 14,   characterized in that the angle of the second cleat (14) further comprises   a reinforcing wall substantially perpendicular to the support wall (21).   16. An assembly according to any one of claims 12 to 15,   characterized in that the angle of the second cleat (14) is provided with at least one transverse notch for insertion of a support bar of Tablet.   17. Assembly according to any one of claims 11 to 16,   characterized in that the two wind cleats resulting from the folding of metal alloy tbies. 18. Shelving comprising at least a first cleat such as   Present in any one of claims 1 to 10, this first cleat   (1) being fixed on an upright provided with additional mounting means   of those (10,11) arranged on this first cleat (1).   19. Shelving comprising at least one set as presented in   any one of claims 11 3 16, the first and / or the second   cleat (1,14) being fixed on an upright provided with mounting means   complementary to those (10,11,16,17) arranged on these cleats (1,14).   20. Shelving according to claim 18 or 19, characterized in that it comprises four substantially identical and vertical uprights and at least one shelf support frame, this support frame eta nt from ['assembly of four battens, namely first two battens (1) substantially parallel to one another, and two second battens (14) substantially parallel to one