JP2019076355A - Shoes rack and shelf board used for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a shelf board used for a back plate-less type shoes rack, which can prevent a wall plate from fouling due to rubbing of a shoe to the wall plate.SOLUTION: Shelf boards 10, 10' are used for a back plate-less type shoes rack 20. The shelf boards 10, 10' includes: a flat plate-like shelf board body 12; and an antifouling member 14 erected upward from a depth-side end part of the shelf board body 12 to be positioned on a side of a wall plate W exposed at a back surface of the shoes rack 20 when being fitted to a shelf support member 22 to be provided at a side surface of the shoes rack 20.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a shoe rack that uses a wall plate as a substitute for a back plate, such as a front door, a shoe inventory, a closet, etc. A shoe rack that can prevent the shoes from being rubbed and soiled on the wall plate instead It relates to a shelf board.

  There is known a back rackless type shoe rack that uses a wall board as a substitute for a back board. The shoe rack of this type without the back plate has a pair of left and right side plates and a plurality of shelf plates, and the shelf plates are constructed between the pair of left and right side plates, so installation is easy, Furthermore, because there is no backboard, there is an advantage that space saving can be achieved, and in recent years it has been very popular.

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  In the type of shoe rack without such a back plate, the wall plate is exposed in the rack, so the shoe rubs against the wall plate when placing the shoes on the shelf plate or taking out the shoes placed on the shelf plate. The wallboard may be undesirably soiled.

  The entrance is a place easily visible to the public, and the color of the wallpaper is often selected based on a bright color such as white or beige, so the dirt on such a wall is very noticeable and is unsightly. There was a problem.

  The present invention has been made in view of such conventional problems, and provides a shoe rack of a type without a back plate that can prevent the shoes from being rubbed and the wall plate instead of the back plate from being soiled, and a shelf plate used therefor. It is to do.

The invention described in claim 1 is “in the shelf board 10, 10 ′ used in the shoe rack 20 of the type without the backboard,
The shelf board 10, 10 'is a shelf board on the side of the wall board W exposed on the back surface of the shoe rack 20 when attached to the flat shelf board main body 12 and the shelf support member 22 provided on the side of the shoe rack 20. It is a shelf board 10, 10 'characterized by having an antifouling member 14 provided upright from the rear end of the main body 12 to the upper side.

  The invention described in claim 2 is characterized in that "the inside corner X which is the boundary between the shelf main body 12 and the antifouling member 14 is a concave curved surface".

  The invention described in claim 3 is characterized in that "the shelf board 10, 10 'according to claim 1 or 2 and the pair of left and right shelf support members 22 for supporting the shelf board 10, 10'" are provided. It is a shoe rack 20 to be used.

  According to these inventions, since the antifouling member is erected at the back end of the shelf main body, when the shoe is put in and out of the shoe rack, the shoe comes in contact with the antifouling member to make the wall plate Since the contact can be prevented, the wall plate instead of the back plate is not soiled.

It is a perspective view showing a shelf board of one example concerning the present invention. It is a side view of a shelf board. It is a figure showing a shoe rack using a shelf board concerning the present invention. It is a figure which shows the attachment state of the shelf support member to a shelf pillar. It is a figure which shows use condition. It is a figure which shows the other Example of a shelf board.

  Hereinafter, a shelf board according to the present invention and a shoe rack using the same will be described with reference to the drawings. Here, the shelf board will be described first, and then the shoe rack using the shelf board will be described. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a shelf board 10 according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view of the shelf board 10. As these figures show, the shelf board 10 concerning this invention has the shelf board main body 12 and the antifouling member 14.

  The shelf main body 12 is a hollow flat member made of a synthetic resin extruded material, and the size thereof is appropriately set according to the size of the place where the shelf 10 is attached (in the present embodiment, the width is The size is 800 mm, the depth is 300 mm, and the thickness is 20 mm.

  The front end 12a of the shelf body 12 is chamfered at the corners to form a semicircular or arc-shaped cross section, and a bottom surface 12b is formed with a shelf receiving and fitting portion 16 at its front and rear ends. Each shelf support fitting portion 16 is a portion into which a shelf support member 26 attached to a shoe rack 20 described later is fitted. In this embodiment, the front end side and the rear end of the shelf main body 12 are formed as concave grooves extending in the longitudinal direction. It is formed on the lower surface of the shelf body 12 in parallel to the side. Further, in the hollow portion 12c of the shelf main body 12, a plurality of vertical ribs 12d are arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval.

  As a synthetic resin to be a material of the shelf main body 12, thermoplastic resin such as ABS resin, polypropylene (PP), acrylic resin (PMMA), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), or thermosetting resin such as phenol resin or melamine resin It can be used. Further, the material of the shelf main body 12 is not limited to the above-mentioned synthetic resin, and for example, wood-based materials such as solid wood, plywood, fiber board, particle board, etc. can be used, and aluminum alloy and stainless steel It is also possible to use such metals. In addition, when the shelf main body 12 is formed with a synthetic resin or a metal, it has an advantage that it can be easily and inexpensively manufactured by extrusion molding, and is preferable.

  At the rear end 12e of the shelf body 12, an antifouling member 14 is provided upright from the upper surface thereof. The antifouling member 14 is a hollow elongated plate-like member formed to have the same width as the shelf main body 12 and, in this embodiment, is integrally formed with the shelf main body 12 by an extrusion material of the same synthetic resin as the shelf main body 12. Is formed. In the present embodiment, as described above, although the shelf main body 12 and the antifouling member 14 are configured as an integral body, these are respectively formed as separate members, and both members 12, 14 are formed by means such as adhesion. May be integrated.

  The height h of the antifouling member 14 is set to abut on the heel of the shoe bottom member Sa when the shoe S is placed on the shelf body 12 (see FIG. 4), and in the present embodiment, the height h is It is set to 30 mm ± 10 mm.

  Next, the shoe rack 20 using the shelf board 10 will be described (see FIG. 3). The shoe rack 20 is of a type without a back plate, and is roughly configured by a shelf board 10 and a pair of left and right shelf support members 22 that support the shelf board 10.

  The respective shelf support members 22 use the existing side wall SW projecting from the wall plate W to the indoor side (the right shelf support member 22a in FIG. 3) and the non-use side wall SW (FIG. 3) , And the left shelf support member 22b). Each aspect will be described below.

  When the existing side wall SW is used, the shelf support member 22 a is configured by a pair of front and rear shelf pillars 24 and a plurality of shelf support members 26.

  The shelf post 24 is an elongated hollow long member made of a rigid material such as metal (stainless steel is used in the present embodiment), and the distance between the shelf receiving fitting portion 16 of the shelf board 10 and the existing side wall SW. Are attached at predetermined intervals so as to coincide with The attachment of the shelf post 24 to the existing side wall SW is performed by fixing with a screw or the like.

  A plurality of shelf support member attachment holes 28 are formed at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction at the central portion of the opposite surface of the existing side wall SW of each shelf pillar 24. Each shelf support member mounting hole 28 has a shape in which an elongated hole 28a extending in the vertical direction and a rectangular hole 28b disposed at the center of the elongated hole 28a are combined, and the rectangular hole 28b is formed from the elongated hole 28a. Are also configured as wide (see FIG. 4).

  The shelf support member 26 is formed by bending a thin plate material made of a rigid material such as metal (stainless steel in this embodiment), and as shown in FIG. It has the support part 26b extended downward from the part 26a. At the base end of the shelf support 26a, a locking piece 26c is formed which fits into the square hole 28b of the shelf post 24 when the shelf support 26 is rotated at an angle of approximately 45 degrees, and the support 26b A locking claw 26d which is fitted into the elongated hole 28a of the shelf post 24 is formed at the tip end of the hook.

  The attachment of the shelf support member 26 to the shelf post 24 is performed as follows. First, the shelf support member 26 is inclined 45 degrees, and the retaining piece 26 c is inserted into the square hole 28 b of the shelf post 24. Then, the shelf support member 26 is rotated to the original angle (thereby, the retaining piece 26c comes into contact with the edge of the square hole 28b to be removed), and the locking claw 26d is placed one step below the shelf It is fitted into the elongated hole 28 a of the receiving member mounting hole 28. Thus, the attachment of the shelf support member 26 to the shelf post 24 is completed.

  On the other hand, when the existing wall plate W is not used, the shelf support member 22b is configured of the vertical panel 30, a pair of front and rear shelf posts 24, and a plurality of shelf support members 26.

  The vertical panel 30 is a side plate of the shoe rack 20, and is configured as a plate-like member formed by combining a frame material in a rectangular shape and sticking a decorative plate 30a on the surface thereof. The size of the vertical panel 30 is selected according to the size of the shoe rack 20 (in this embodiment, the size is 1750 mm in height, 300 mm in depth, and 20 mm in thickness). Is configured as

  The vertical panel 30 is attached to the vertical panel 30 at a predetermined interval so that a pair of front and rear shelf pillars 24 coincides with the distance between the shelf support fitting portions 16 of the shelf board 10, and the vertical shelf panel 24 is attached A reference numeral 30 is attached to the wall plate W and the floor surface at a position separated by a predetermined distance from the existing side wall SW using a separately prepared attachment (not shown).

  Then, the shelf support members 26 are respectively attached to the arbitrary heights of the respective shelf posts 24 by the above-described method, and the shelf support members 26 are fitted onto the shelf support fitting portions 16 so that the shelf boards are mounted on the shelf support members 26. When 10 is placed, the shoe rack 20 is completed.

  When the shoe rack 20 is used, the shoe S is placed on the shelf board 10, but the shelf board 10 of this embodiment is an antifouling member on the back side (the wall board W side) of the shelf board main body 12 Since 14 is erected, when the shoe S is taken in and out of the shoe rack 20, the shoe bottom member Sa does not contact the antifouling member 14 and does not directly contact the wall plate W. Therefore, the shoe sole member Sa of the shoe S does not rub against the wall plate W to stain the wall plate W as in the prior art, and the wall plate W can be always kept in a beautiful state.

  When the shelf board 10 is used for a long time, dust (dust, sand, mud, etc. adhering to the shoe S) is at the boundary between the shelf board main body 12 of the shelf board 10 and the antifouling member 14 Although there is a case where it accumulates in a certain inward corner portion X, there is a problem that it is unsightly if such an inward corner portion X is accumulated with dust.

  In this case, as in the case of the shelf board 10 ′ shown in FIG. 7, the inward corner portion X between the shelf board main body 12 and the antifouling member 14 may be formed as a concave curved surface over the entire length. It is possible to prevent the accumulation of dust in the inward corner portion X.

10: shelf board, 12: shelf board main body, 12a: front end portion (of shelf board main body) 12b: bottom surface, 12c: hollow portion, 12d: longitudinal rib, 12e: rear end portion of shelf board main body, 14: Antifouling member, 16: Shelf support fitting portion, 20: Shoe rack, 22 (22a, 22b): Shelf support member, 24: Shelf post, 26: Shelf support member, 26a: Shelf support portion, 26b: Support portion, 26c: retaining piece, 26d: locking claw, 28: shelf support member mounting hole, 28a: elongated hole, 28b: square hole, 30: vertical panel, h: height of antifouling member, S: shoe, Sa: shoe Bottom member, SW: existing side wall, W: wall plate, X: entry corner portion of shelf plate main body and antifouling member,

Claims (3)

In a shelf board used for a type of shoe rack without a back board,
The shelf is attached to a flat shelf body and a shelf supporting member provided on a side surface of the shoe rack, from the rear end of the shelf body which is the wall plate side exposed on the rear surface of the shoe rack What is claimed is: 1. A shelf board comprising: an antifouling member erected upward.   The shelf board according to claim 1, wherein an in-corner portion which is a boundary portion between the shelf board main body and the antifouling member is a concave curved surface. A shoe rack comprising the shelf board according to claim 1 and a pair of left and right shelf support members for supporting the shelf board.

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