ITBO20080351A1 - TUBULAR IN COILED DIE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FURNITURE, DISPLAYS AND MODULAR ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES - Google Patents

Description

DESCRIPTION

attached to a patent application for INDUSTRIAL INVENTION entitled:

TUBULAR IN COIL WAS STARRY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF

MODULAR FURNITURE, DISPLAY AND ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES

The present invention relates to a tubular reel punched and equipped in such a way that by cutting 2,3 4 pieces or even more, these pieces can be combined with each other so as to form a supporting structure for a library, display, desk or any other architectural structure. possible to devise. ΓΙ which allows

In particular, the present invention relates to tubulars with rectangular or square section of plastic or paper material, produced in flat and coil form.

The displays are known; you can see them in hotels, in various shops, at fairs. Such displays are often beautiful and varied; so for desk libraries etc; these structures have three fundamental limitations. The first limitation / drawback consists in the fact that the displays, desks and libraries are now of a predetermined size. In fact, the need for hard materials (wood, hard plastics, glass) establishes their shape, the Second limit / drawback consists in the fact that these displays are difficult to integrate with other elements, forming, for example "display libraries central arch muroflì Terzo ìimite The inconvenience consists in the fact that where various articles are to be exhibited, the bookcases / exhibitors have a substantial weight even when the goods are few and light.

Lastly, add the price which is further resized with this patent.

In summary; those who work today in the exhibition / eol leasing of objects or large format images must suffer from a rigid dimension and / or a high weight / size of the exhibitor and / or the difficulty in modularly expanding the exhibitors and / or displays with elements of equal style.

The object of the present invention is therefore to eliminate the above mentioned drawbacks at the same time.

According to the present invention, tubulars with rectangular or square section are supplied produced in reels and can be cut according to the desired lengths. These tubulars are made of light plastic material (max 1 rum thick) or cardboard. The tubulars are punched (cut with predetermined shapes) in various ways, so as to obtain elements that are best combined with connection accessories, such as thin steel bars or other tubulars or more. The possible creations with these tubulars treated in this way are very numerous. For simplicity, we will illustrate a display and two forms of library as an example.

The technical characteristics of the invention, according to the aforementioned purposes, are clearly verifiable from the content of the claims reported below and the advantages thereof will become more evident in the detailed description that follows, made with reference to the attached drawings, which represent an embodiment thereof purely illustrative and not limiting, in which:

figure 0 shows a photo of a punched reel of transparent PVC tubing at a thickness of 300 microns,

figure 0 bis illustrates the tubular coil, mounted on a perch,

Figure 1 illustrates, in a bifocal perspective, a preferred embodiment of a semitransparent bookcase with four shelves (1) with square section tubes (2) and a suitable fustel, intersected by thin metal bars (3), which support the aforementioned shelves,

Figure 2 illustrates, in a side perspective view, a preferred embodiment of a four-shelf bookcase with square section tubes 2,

Figure 3 illustrates, in a perspective view from above, the essential elements that make up the bookcase, i.e. the flat (2 bis) and developed (2) die-cut tubular, the panel (I) and the metal cabin (3), and the holes / punching of the tubulars (4),

Figure 4 illustrates, in bifocal perspective, a preferred embodiment of tubular displays (2) with square section, banners and thin metal bars (3) for the base and the suspension of the banner (5),

Figure 5 illustrates, in a bifocal perspective, a different embodiment of a four-shelf bookcase with tubulars {6) having a square die-cut section suitably so as to support the shelves (I) without any help of metal bars.

Figure 6 illustrates, in a perspective view from above, the unfolded (6 bis) and developed (6) die-cut tubular of the library in Fig. 5,

In accordance with the figures in the accompanying drawings. As illustrated in Figures 1 and 2, the bookcase is made up, in its essential parts, of several tubular sides (2), rigid panels (1) supported by thin metal bars (3) intersecting 5 tubulars passing through the holes made therein. The tubulars are strips of flexible material (pvc. Cardboard suitably folded and with the edges glued one on top of the other, along the entire length of the strips. On these tubes, cuts and / or holes are made suitable for making joints alone or with the accessories help.

Claims (1)

CLAIMS 1. COIL OF TUBULAR FU STELLATO characterized by] being a long strip of flexible material folded along the length and glued by placing the edges one on top of the other. The tubular (2) in the coil (0) is born along its length with appropriate cuts and / or holes (5), 2. Both the Tubular (2) with square or rectangular section of plastic material (PVC, Polyester or cardboard. Square or rectangular section tubulars (2) according to any preceding claims characterized in that they can be cut to any length, even 0.1 or 300 meters. For example, for a display that is 100 meters high 4. Tubulars (2) with square / rectangular section according to any preceding claim, are characterized in that they are joined together by means of the metal bars (3) or other accessories. 5. Tubulars (2) with a square / rectangular section according to any preceding claims, are characterized by the fact that they are die cut! in such a way as to fit together in the most varied ways.