JP2010148788A - Frying pan rack - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a frying pan rack capable of conveniently housing a heavy article with a handle such as a frying pan. <P>SOLUTION: The frying pan rack is arranged in a drawer so as to hold and house the frying pan or a saucepan. At least a part of the rack is constituted of a wire. Movable partitioning bars are arranged on the upper surface of the rack. The partitioning bars are connected to the upper surface of the rack through the use of fitting members. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage device for holding and storing a frying pan and a shallow one-handed pan in a kitchen cabinet.

Nowadays, kitchen cabinets with drawers are increasing. Compared to the door-open type, it is easy to approach from above, and it is easy to put in and out of stored items, and it is excellent in that it can be stored by classification such as seasonings, cooking utensils, storage tools.
In general, such a drawer is not provided with a partition, and a user provides a partition plate according to his / her preference and usage situation.

In patent document 1, the partition plate which can change a division freely by a slide in this way is proposed.
Patent Document 2 proposes a slide that can slide freely and has excellent air permeability.

However, the partition structure as described above is a structure for storing general seasonings and tableware, and is unsuitable for holding a frying pan or a pan with a handle.
In order to hold and store these, a structure for storing a structure with a handle, and a partition holding mechanism that does not slide even when supporting a frying pan or pan that is heavy compared to general tableware and seasonings Is indispensable.

  The present invention is for solving the above-mentioned problems, and is a storage device that can adjust the storage space provided in the drawer of the kitchen cabinet. Provided is a storage device that can be stored efficiently.

  This invention for inventing the said subject is (Claim 1).

  According to the present invention, there is provided a storage device that can efficiently store a cooking utensil with a handle without slipping due to the weight of the stored item.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a use example showing a state where a frying pan is actually stored.
The whole of the frying pan rack 1 is composed of a wire rod, and has a structure in which a pair of left and right wires 3 are connected by a horizontal bar 4. Moreover, in the pair of left and right wires 3, the upper and lower portions are connected by the support wires 6, thereby improving durability against deformation and breakage.

At this time, at least two, preferably four corners of the frying pan rack 1 are not connected to each other by the support wires 6. That is, there are no support wires 6 at the four corners of the frying pan rack 1, and gaps are formed.
Thereby, when installing the frying pan rack 1 in the drawer, it is not necessary to secure a square space, and the frying pan rack 1 can be installed even in a state where other articles are stored.

  In addition, by attaching a silicon tube 9 to the wire 3 to be grounded, the resistance between the bottom of the drawer and the wire 3 is increased and the entire frying pan rack 1 is prevented from sliding, and at the same time, the wire 3 is pulled out. The effect of preventing the bottom of the skin from being damaged is obtained.

  By connecting the horizontal bar 4 that connects the pair of left and right wires 3 to a position lower than the center, as shown in FIG. It is possible.

  The lower part of the wire 3 has a rectangular configuration. On the other hand, by providing the notch 8 in the upper corner of the wire 3, when the frying pan rack 1 is installed in the drawer, an effect that other stored items can be easily stored can be obtained.

The front and rear horizontal bars 4 are connected by two holding wires 5 to increase the rigidity of the entire frying pan rack 1 and increase the durability against deformation and breakage.
In this embodiment, the distance between the two holding wires is set to 50 mm. Thereby, when a general circular frying pan is accommodated, it is possible to hold the frying pan without contacting the installation surface. If the distance between the two holding wires is too wide, the frying pan to be stored comes into contact with the installation surface, and if it is too narrow, the sitting of the frying pan deteriorates.

In addition, the two holding wires 5 are connected by two partition wires 7, thereby further improving the durability of the frying pan rack 1.
The two partition wires 7 can support the lower part of the frying pan when the frying pan is stored. The partition wire 7 can be appropriately changed in consideration of the thickness of the frying pan to be accommodated, but in this embodiment, the partition wire is considered in consideration of accommodating a thick frying pan and a thin frying pan at the same time. The interval of 7 is not constant.

The upper part of the pair of two wires is connected by a movable bar 10. The movable bars 10 can be connected by a user in a convenient number at a convenient interval.
Moreover, even if it is the movable rod 10 connected once, the upper part of the wire 3 can be slid, and it is possible to change the space | interval of the movable rod 10 suitably according to the frying pan to accommodate. .

  By adjusting the distance between the upper portions of the wires 3, the frying pan can be stored obliquely. Even if the frying pan is tall, it is possible to store it in a drawer with a low storage height by laying it diagonally and storing it.

By sliding the movable rod 10 and changing the interval, even a relatively large frying pan can be stored in the drawer by laying it obliquely and storing it.
In addition, when the one-handed pan, the pan / fry pan lid, and the like are stored, the movable bar 10 can be stored by adjusting the distance between the movable bars 10.

  The movable rod 10 is connected to the wire 3 by the fitting member 2. A perspective view of the fitting member 2 is shown in FIG. 2, and a top view is shown in FIG.

The connection between the fitting member 2 and the wire 3 is performed by the wire connection portion 12. The wire connecting portion 12 has a semicircular shape, and is connected by being attached so as to cover the upper portion of the wire 3.
At this time, it is possible to set an appropriate frictional force between the wire 3 and the fitting member 2 by adjusting the length of the wire connecting portion 12. The designer appropriately designs the length of the wire connecting portion 12 in order to obtain a frictional force that can easily be slid by the user while withstanding the weight of the frying pan.

  A tunnel opening 13 is provided near the center of the wire connection portion 12. Accordingly, the fitting member 2 can be attached to a portion where the wires 3 are vertically joined.

  A sectional view of the fitting member 2 is shown in FIG. The fitting member 2 is provided with a movable rod insertion portion 11 for inserting a movable rod. The movable rod insertion portion 11 is inclined so that the diameter becomes smaller at the back, so that the movable rod 10 can be easily inserted, and the movable rod 10 can be reliably connected even if the diameter of the movable rod 10 changes slightly. Is possible.

Moreover, this fitting member 2 can raise mechanical strength by providing a rib suitably in the range which does not reduce the function. Also in this embodiment, an example in which ribs 14 are provided is shown.

Full perspective view of frying pan rack 1 The perspective view of the fitting member 2 Top view of fitting member 2 Side sectional view of the fitting member 2 The perspective view of the state which stored the frying pan in the frying pan rack 1. A perspective view of the frying pan rack 1 with the lid of the frying pan stored.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Frying pan rack 2 ... Fitting member 3 ... Wire 4 ... Horizontal bar 5 ... Holding wire 6 ... Support wire 7 ... Partition wire 8 ... Notch part 9 ... Silicon tube 10 ... Movable Rod 11 …… Moving rod insert 12 …… Wire connection 13 …… Tunnel opening 14 …… Rib

Claims (4)

A frying pan rack that is installed in the drawer to hold and store frying pans and one-handed pans,
The rack is at least partly composed of a wire,
A movable partition bar is provided on the upper surface of the rack,
The frying pan rack is characterized in that the partition bar and the upper surface of the rack are connected by a fitting member. The fitting member has a partition bar insertion portion whose internal diameter is tapered and finally becomes thinner than the diameter of the partition bar; and
The frying pan rack according to claim 1, further comprising a connection portion connected so as to cover from above the upper surface of the rack. The frying pan rack according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein at least one corner of the upper surface of the rack is cut out. The frying pan rack according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a locking portion for locking a stored item such as a frying pan or a pan is provided on an inner bottom surface of the rack.

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