FR2906978A1 - ASSEMBLY FOR TRANSPORTING ARTICLES OF CURRENT LIFE - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an assembly (16) for transporting articles of everyday life, typically comprising a first bag (17), at least one of whose walls (17a, 17b, 17c, 17d) is provided with at least one anchoring eyelet (24a, 24b, 24c, 24d); at least one wire element (25,26,29,30), independent of the bag, comprising at its first end, a locking rod 26a, 26b, 30b), adapted to pass through said eyelet for anchoring said first wire element to the bag, and at least one locking or anchoring ring (30a), said stick and ring being able to cooperate for the removable closure of said first wire element on itself.

Description

1 ASSEMBLY FOR THE TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OF CURRENT LIFE This

  The subject of the invention is the field of bags, such as handbags or luggage, for the transport of articles of everyday life.

  The state of the art includes many handbags or luggage configurations varied and designed to be functional, including quick access to one or more objects or change the layout of the interior volume, while preserving the aesthetics of the bags and luggage in question.

  For this purpose, the applicant has sought a set including, in whole or in part, the following specification: - be functional while being aesthetic, each of the elements constituting the set being independent of each other and can as such be used alone as accessories, - arrange the inside of the bag in an organized way or not according to the wishes and needs of the user, - and change the appearance of the bag according to the tastes and needs of the user . According to the applicant's knowledge, the state of the art does not include such a set for transporting articles of everyday life. To this end, the present invention provides an assembly for the transport of articles of everyday life typically comprising: a) a first bag, at least one of the walls is provided with at least one anchoring eyelet; B) at least one wire element, independent of the bag, comprising at its first end, a locking rod, adapted to pass into said eyelet for anchoring said wire element to the bag, and c) at least one locking ring or anchoring, said stick and ring being adapted to cooperate for the removable closure 30 of said wire element on itself.

Advantageously, the wire element being able to be closed on itself removably, it can be used as an accessory independently of the first bag such as a jewel, for example a necklace or a bracelet, in which case it is not anchored in said eyelet on the first bag. The first wire element 5 can thus be a textile cord or a chain possibly in a precious metal. Furthermore, any object having an anchoring eyelet, adapted to allow the passage of the locking rod and the elongated body of the first wire element, can be detachably secured to the first bag via said wire element.

Another advantage is in choosing the type of stick / ring fastener, contributing to the aesthetics of the bag, easy and quick to use, and forming a secure removable fastener. Indeed, in the state of the art hook-type fasteners loop or the like are often arranged inside the bag to wear so that they are not visible, being considered unsightly. In addition, these fasteners take time to the user on the one hand to locate them in the interior volume of the bag and on the other hand to achieve the cooperation of said fasteners especially when it is a carabiner, which is also more likely to detach than the stick / ring type fastener which is sometimes used for portable anti-theft devices, such as for wallets. In the present invention, the anchoring eyelets are easy and quick to use, being preferably arranged on the outer walls of the bag and are aesthetic. Advantageously, the wire element, anchored in an eyelet, serves as a means of releasably closing the main opening of the first bag by cooperating said sticks and ring. In this case, the outer walls of the first bag are gathered by adjusting the tightening of said first wire element around the opening, a portion of the body of the first wire element sliding in the anchoring eye and the locking ring. The length of the locking stick is greater than the diameter of the anchoring eyelet and the locking or anchoring ring so that once the locking stick has passed into said eyelet or ring, it is sufficient to rotate said stick to arrange it in a plane parallel to the plane containing said eyelet or ring to obtain the desired blocking. Of course, in order for the passage of the stick and the body of the wire element in the eyelet and the ring to be possible, the sections of the stick and the elongate body must have an outside diameter smaller than the inside diameters. eyelet and ring. Furthermore, the outer diameter of the locking ring may be greater than the inner diameter of the anchoring eye so as to act as a locking fastener such as the locking stick. The locking ring may also act as an anchor for another wire element, in which case wire elements in series are fixed removably together. In a variant, said locking or anchoring ring is fixed to said wire element, in particular at its second end. This type of wired element is called in the present application stick-ring.

In a variant, said locking or anchoring ring is slidably mounted on the wire element, on the elongate body thereof, between its two ends. In a sub-variant, said second end of the wire element also comprises a locking stick.

In this sub-variant, for the removable closure of said wire element on itself, the two sticks arranged at each of its ends pass in the sliding free ring on the elongate body of said element. This type of wired element is called in this application stick-stick with ring.

This type of wire element can be sold separately from the locking or anchoring ring with which it is able to cooperate for its removable closure. In a variant, said assembly comprises at least two anchoring eyelets, each disposed in opposite walls of said first bag, so that said wire element forms a shoulder strap or carrying handle of the first bag.

The wire element preferred in this variant is provided at each of its ends with a stick possibly with a free ring sliding along its length. Indeed, the anchoring or locking ring being free and sliding, it can be removed from the elongated body of said element by passing one of the sticks at the ends of said element in said ring. In this variant, the removable closure function of the wire element is not used since each of its ends is provided with a stick cooperating with the anchoring eyelet on the first bag, the user is then free to releasing the locking ring of said wire element according to the desired aesthetics. The user can also use the wired element of the stick-ring type, in which case said ring serves as a locking ring of said element on an anchoring eyelet of the first bag. Depending on the length chosen for the wire element, the user will arrange a carrying handle or shoulder strap. In a variant, said assembly comprises at least one pocket and / or a box each having at least one anchoring eyelet in at least one of their walls. A pouch is understood to be a container having flexible walls and a substantially flat vacuum and box configuration, a container having substantially rigid walls and a three-dimensional vacuum configuration. The pouches and / or boxes have a removable closure of their openings, preferably a zipper. It is thus possible to arrange the inside as well as the outside of the first bag 25 by securing to the means of said wire elements pouches and / or boxes on it according to the needs and tastes of the user. The pouches and / or boxes are independent of said wire elements and the first bag so that they can be used alone. In a sub variant, said assembly comprises at least two anchoring eyelets 30, each arranged in opposite walls of a pocket or a box, so that said wire element forms a shoulder strap or a handle of porting said pouch or said box. In a variant, said assembly comprises at least one wire element having a length less than or equal to 3 cm, said element being able to partition said first bag with the aid of at least one pocket and / or a box. In a variant, said assembly comprises at least one wire element having a length I greater than or equal to 5 cm capable of securing said pouch and / or said box to said first bag by being suspended outside said first bag or arranged randomly inside of it.

Depending on the length of the wired element, the user arranges the first bag according to his needs and tastes, for example by suspending a pouch outside the first bag. In a variant, said first bag comprises at least twelve anchoring eyelets, four of which are in each of the side walls and two in each of the central walls. This arrangement is optimal for closing the main opening of the first bag, can bring enough pockets and / or boxes and preserve the aesthetics of the first bag and all. In. a variant, said assembly comprises a box having a removable closure of its main opening and substantially the same configuration as the first bag with slightly smaller dimensions and having at least one anchoring eyelet in correspondence with an anchoring eyelet of the first bag so that after interlocking, said first bag and said box can be secured by means of a wire element.

Advantageously, said removable closure of the box serves as closure of the main opening of the first bag. Preferably, the removable closure is a zipper. In a variant, said assembly comprises a second bag having substantially the same configuration as the first bag with slightly larger dimensions and having at least one anchoring eyelet in correspondence with an anchoring eyelet of the first bag so that after These bags can be secured by means of at least one wire element, the outer walls of said first bag being concealed, at least in part, by the outer walls of the second bag. Preferably, the user uses links having a length of less than or equal to 3 cm. The user can change the dressing of the first bag as he wishes. It is also possible to secure with the aid of said wire elements, a second bag or a box having the same configuration as the first bag and dimensions close, so as to form a single bag having two compartments. The set can be arranged to infinity using wired elements and / or pockets and / or boxes, and thus find a wide variety of uses: a briefcase, a purse, a bag Weekend with its storage accessories, a tote bag, a tote with interior fittings, a satchel or shoulder bag, a bag or pouch 15 belt ... according to the dimensions of the first bag, pockets and / or boxes retained. The present invention will be better understood on reading the description of non-limiting examples of embodiments, in which: FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of a first overall example according to the present invention; With the main opening of the first bag closed, FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of a second exemplary assembly according to the present invention; FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of a third overall example according to the present invention; FIG. 4 is a schematic representation of a fourth exemplary assembly according to the present invention; FIG. 5 is a schematic representation of a fifth exemplary assembly according to the present invention; FIG. 6 is a diagrammatic representation; of a sixth example according to the present invention comprising a first bag and a second bag.

The first example of assembly 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a bag 2 delimited by two central walls 2a and 2b and two side walls 2c and 2d, which open out onto a main opening 3. The bag 2 comprises twelve eyelets. anchoring including two 4a and 4b in the central wall 2a and four 4c, 4d, 4e and 4f in the side wall 2c. The carrying handles 5 and 6 are sewn on the periphery of the main opening 3 and respectively on the central walls 2a and 2b. The assembly 1 also comprises a wire element 7 independent of the bag 2, and provided at its two ends with poles 71 and 72 and along its length of a ring 73 free sliding. The wired element 7, of the rod-stick with ring type, has a sufficient length to be able to pass alternately from the inside to the outside of the bag 2 in the twelve anchoring eyelets and thus encircle the main opening 3. The walls 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d are gathered with the aid of the wire element 7, sliding in the twelve anchoring eyelets, and the main opening 7 is removably closed by passing the two sticks 71 and 72 in the ring 73. The outside diameter of the section of the sticks 71 and 72 being smaller than the internal diameters of the ring 73 and the anchoring eyelets, the sticks 71 and 73 are easily passed in the ring 73 and the anchoring eyelets but blocked once arranged in a plane parallel to eyelets and rings 73 since the length of the poles 71 and 72 20 is greater than the internal diameters of the anchoring eyelets and the ring 73. Advantageously the wire element 7 having two ends 71 and 7 2 adapted to cooperate with the free sliding ring 73 for the removable closure of said element 7 on itself, it can be used alone as a jewel, for example in view of the length of the link necessary to encircle the bag 2 in as necklace or jumper. The wire element 7 to be aesthetic, it can be realized in a textile cord or in a chain taken for example in a precious metal. In FIG. 2, the second exemplary assembly 8 comprises a bag 9, in which a box 11 and two wire elements 14 and 15 are arranged. The box 11 has a configuration similar to that of the bag 9 but smaller dimensions. so that once nested in the bag 9, it does not occupy all its interior volume, and the cloisonne. The wire element 15 comprises at each of its ends a stick, respectively 15b and 15c, and along its length a free sliding ring 15a. The bag 9 comprises twelve anchoring eyelets arranged as in example 1. The box 11 comprises a flap 13 and four anchoring eyelets, two of which are in each of the side walls of said box 11. Only the eyelets 12a and 12b are visible in Figure 2 on the side wall 11a of the cabinet 11. The anchoring eyelets of the cabinet 11 are arranged so that once it disposed in the bag 9, they are in correspondence with the eyelets of anchoring on the side walls 9c and 9d of the bag 9 to allow the passage of wire elements. In this example, only the wire element 15 passes both in the anchoring eye 12b of the box 11 and then in the anchoring eyelet 10b of the bag 9 to firmly secure and hold the box 11 in its position. box 11, having substantially rigid walls, can compartmentalize and stiffen the bag 11. The free sliding ring 15a is not necessary for the fastening of the box 11 to the bag 9, it can be removed from the length of the wired element 15, if the user considers that it is not aesthetic. The wire element 14 is fixed to the bag 9 by means of the two rods provided at its ends cooperating with the anchoring eyelets on the side walls of the bag 9. In this case the user has removed the free ring. sliding along its length. In Figure 2, only the locking rod 14a locked in the anchoring eye 10a, and opening towards the inside of the bag 8 is shown. The wire element 14 has a length sufficient to form a shoulder strap. The cabinet 11 has a removable closure of the type zipper. It is possible not to use the wire element 15 to secure the box 11 to the bag 9 but only the wire element 14 in which case the stick 14a passes both in the anchoring eyelet 10a of the bag 9 and then in the the eyelet 12a of the box 11. In Figure 3 is shown a third exemplary assembly 16 comprising a bag 17 and three flexible pouches 18, 19 and 20 each having two anchoring eyelets. The bag 17 comprises twelve anchoring eyelets arranged such as on the bags 2 and 9, and two carrying handles 21 and 22 fixed in the periphery of the opening 23, and each having two anchoring eyelets common to the eyelets. anchoring on the central walls 17a and 17b of the bag 17, namely the anchoring eyelets 24a and 24b for the handle 22 and the anchoring eyelets 24d and 24c for the handle 21. The pouch 18 has a configuration close to 5 that of the bag 17 but slightly smaller dimensions so that once arranged vertically inside the bag 17, and maintained in this position to the side walls 17d and 17c with the aid of the two wire elements 25 and 26 stick-stick type with a free sliding ring removed, it forms a partition defining two storage compartments 27 and 28. The arrow F indicates a second method of fixing the wire element 26 in which the first blocking stick 26a fo is passed through the anchoring eyelet of the pouch 18 and then passed into an anchoring eyelet of the side wall 17c next to the eyelet in which the second blocking stick 26b has passed. The pouch 19 is held against the inner face of the central wall 17b by means of two stick-stick members 29a and 29b with a sliding free ring removed. The wire elements 25,26,29a and 29b have a length less than 3 cm and preferably equal to 2 cm so as to maintain the pockets 18 and 19 firmly in contact with the walls of the bag 17. Finally, the pouch 20 is maintained hanging on the outside of the bag 17, on the side wall 17c, with the aid of the wire element 30 of the stick-ring type, provided at its first end with a locking ring 30a blocked by an eyelet of anchoring on the side wall 17c, and at its second end a locking rod 30b locked in an anchoring eye on the cover 20. The length of the wire element 30 is preferably greater than 3 cm and more particularly included In the interval [3 cm; 15 cm]. The flexible pouches 18, 19 and 20 each have an opening having a zipper. In FIG. 4, the assembly 31 differs in particular from the assembly 16 shown in FIG. 3 in that it comprises four flexible pouches 33, 34, 35 and 36 of different size, and fixed to the bag 32 to the means respectively of The stick-wire element 37 with a sliding free ring removed, and ring-type wire elements 38, 39 and 40, which wire elements 37, 38, 39 and 40 have a length of that the pockets 33, 34, 35 and 36 can be arranged randomly inside the bag 32, preferably in the range [5 cm; 30 cm].

In FIG. 5, the assembly 41 comprises a first bag 42 and a box 43 having substantially the same configuration as the first bag 42 with slightly smaller dimensions. The box 43 comprises two anchoring eyelets in each of the side walls 43a, which eyelets are in correspondence with at least two of the four anchoring eyelets arranged on the side walls of the first bag 42 thus making it possible to secure the box 43. to the first bag 42 with the aid of two stick-like elements 44 and 45 of the stick-stick type with a free sliding ring removed, having a length preferably equal to 2.5 cm. Advantageously, the cabinet 43 has a removable closure of its main opening, here a zipper, which closure also acts as a closure of the main opening of the first bag 42. The assembly 46 in Figure 6 differ in particular sets previous in that it comprises a second bag 47 having a configuration identical to the first bag 48 but larger dimensions.

In addition, the bag 47 has twelve anchoring eyelets in correspondence with the twelve anchoring eyelets of the first bag 48 so that after interlocking, the first 48 and second 47 bags are secured by means of the wire elements 49, 50. , 51, 52 stick-stick type with a free sliding ring removed. The outer faces of the walls of the first bag 48 are thus concealed by those of the second bag 47. This arrangement makes it possible to change the covering of the first bag 48. In addition, the walls of the second bag 47 are preferably made of an impermeable material. water or in a material coated with a waterproofing primer, especially if the walls of the first bag 48 is not impermeable to water. Four wire elements 49, 50, 51, 52 have been shown, preferably only two wire elements, each disposed on opposite walls, are required for solid attachment of the two bags 47 and 2906978 11 48, thus leaving eyelets. anchors available for fastening pouches and / or boxes. Advantageously, in the sets 1, 8, 16, 31, 41 and 46, the wire elements, which each have ends capable of cooperating for the removable closure of said elements on themselves, possibly with a locking ring or anchoring, acts as jewelry when used alone. For this purpose, said wire elements are made in a textile cord or a metal chain, possibly taken from a precious metal. The sets may be marketed with wired elements of the stick-stick type with several locking rings or anchors separated from said elements and having different aspects and able to cooperate with said elements for a removable closure, the user choosing the number and the appearance of the rings according to his tastes.

Claims (11)

  1. Set (1,8,16,31,41,46) for the transport of articles of everyday life, characterized in that it comprises: a) a first bag (2,9,17,32,42 , 48) of which at least one of the walls (2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 9a, 9b, 9c, 17a, 17b, 17c, 17d) is provided with at least one anchoring eyelet (4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 4f, 9a, 9b, 9c, 17a, 17b, 17c, 17d); b) at least one wired element (7,14,15,25,26,29,30,37,38,39,40,44,45,49,50,51,52), independent of the bag, comprising at its first end, a blocking stick 71,72,15b, 15c, 26a, 26b, 30b), adapted to pass into said eyelet for anchoring said first wire element to the bag, and c) at least one locking ring or anchoring (73,15a, 30a), said stick and ring being adapted to cooperate for the removable closure of said first wire element on itself.   2. Assembly (16,31) according to claim 1, characterized in that said locking ring or anchoring (30a) is fixed to said wire element (30,39,40), in particular at its second end.   3. Assembly (1,8,31) according to claim 1, characterized in that said locking ring or anchoring (73,15a) is slidably mounted on the wire element (7, 15, 38) on the longiform body of it, between the two ends of it.   4. Assembly (1,8,31) according to claim 3, characterized in that said second end of the wire element (7,15,38) also comprises a locking rod (71,72,15b, 15c).   5. Assembly (1) according to claim 4, characterized in that it comprises at least two anchoring eyelets (10a), each arranged in opposite walls (9b, 9c) of said first bag (9), so as to said wired element (14) forms a shoulder strap or carrying handle of the first bag.   6. Assembly (8,16,31,41,46) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it comprises at least one pouch (18,19,20,33,34,35,36 and / or a cabinet (11, 43) each having at least one anchoring eyelet in at least one of their walls.   7. Assembly (8,16,41,46) according to claim 6, characterized in that it comprises at least one wire element (15,25,26,29,44,45,49,50,51,52). having a length less than or equal to 3 cm, said element being able to partition said first bag (9,17,32,42,48) using at least one pouch (18,19) and / or a box (11,43).   8. Assembly (16,31) according to claim 6, characterized in that it comprises at least one wire element (30,37,38,39,40) having a length greater than or equal to 5 cm capable of joining together said pouch (20,33,34,35,36) and / or said case to said first bag (17,32) being suspended outside said first bag or arranged randomly therein.   9. Assembly (1,8,16,31,41,46) according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that said first bag (2,9,17,32,42,48) comprises at least twelve eyelets 15 anchor including 4 in each of the side walls and 2 in each of the central walls.   10. Assembly (8,41) according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that it comprises a cabinet (11,43) having a removable closure of its main opening and substantially the same configuration 20 as the first bag (9,42) with slightly smaller dimensions and having at least one anchoring eyelet (12b) in correspondence with an anchoring eyelet (10b) of the first bag (9,42) so that after interlocking, said first bag and said box can be secured by means of a wire element (15,44,45). 25   11. Assembly (46) according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that it comprises a second bag (47) having substantially the same configuration as the first bag (48) with slightly larger dimensions and having the minus one anchoring eyelet in correspondence with an anchoring eyelet of the first bag (48) so that after interlocking, said bags (47, 48) can be secured by means of at least one wire element (49). , 50, 51, 52), the outer walls of said first bag (48) being concealed, at least in part, by the outer walls of the second bag (47). 5 10 15 20