JPH0437915B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a wardrobe with sectional sliding shutter doors, and is preferably applicable to be configured as a built-in wardrobe or cupboard. can.

PRIOR ART Wardrobes with sectional sliding shutter doors are already known. For example, Italian Patent No. 884754, filed on September 19, 1969, discloses a sliding shutter door for a closet consisting of a plurality of wood strips or laths connected to each other by two bonded connecting fabrics. Disclosed. Also,
Italian Design No. 140948, filed on September 26, 1969, discloses 11 pieces of bedroom furniture, including a closet with a sliding shutter door.

These furniture configurations consist of a closed floor panel, a closed back panel, closed side panels, a floor panel, and a front sliding shutter door that is slidably fitted into a rail on the inside surface of the ceiling panel. It is a conventional box-shaped wooden furniture. The sliding shutter door is made up of multiple outer laths, an inner lath placed opposite each outer lath, and a connecting fabric with a hinge function sandwiched between the outer lath and inner lath and glued to those laths. A covering cloth is stretched on the inner surface of the lining lath.

However, in a shutter door having such a conventional structure, since both the outer lath and the inner lath are made of wooden strips, there is a restriction that the shutter door cannot be applied to a tall wardrobe that extends from the floor to the ceiling. This is because if a shutter door with such a structure is lengthened vertically, it will become heavy and cannot be held straight, causing it to bend. Additionally, the use of covering fabric increases manufacturing costs.

However, the main drawbacks of traditional configurations are the limitations in fitting the furniture into various installation locations, the inability to change length and height dimensions, and the very high manufacturing costs. be.

Problem to be Solved by the Invention The present invention is intended to overcome the above-mentioned drawbacks and is particularly suitable for floor-to-ceiling height wardrobes and built-in wardrobes.
To provide a wardrobe with a wooden appearance and an assembly type sliding shutter door without side panels.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a sectional sliding shutter door without side panels suitable for floor-to-ceiling height wardrobes and built-in wardrobes. A wardrobe, comprising: a floor guide frame with a curved upward sliding shutter door rail; a ceiling guide frame with a curved downward sliding shutter door rail; and the floor guide frame and the ceiling. a support member for connecting and fixing the guide frame; at least one partial rear panel; and at least one, preferably two, opposed sliding shutter doors. , a plurality of wooden outer laths, and a wooden diagonal cut that is arranged opposite to each of the laths and is bonded to the laths with a connecting cloth or flexible net having a hinge function sandwiched between the laths. A hinged retractable slide shutter door comprising an inner lath and a lightweight aluminum alloy reinforcing shaped member attached to each inner lath to hold the door straight; An assembled slide shutter that can be installed between a floor guide frame and a ceiling guide frame, and can be used to open and close at least the front and sides of the wardrobe using end handles. Provide wardrobes with doors.

Here, "hinge connection" or "hinge connection"
means to connect or connect a plurality of laths in a hinge-like manner so that they can be bent together. "Hinge function" refers to a function that allows multiple laths to be connected or connected in a hinge-like manner.

Effects of the Invention The main advantages obtained by the present invention are that the hinge connection consists of a wooden outer lath, a wooden hypotenuse lining lath, and a lightweight aluminum alloy reinforcing profile for holding the sliding door straight. By using composite sliding shutter doors, we can create an economical wardrobe with sliding shutter doors that is lightweight, strong, tall from floor to ceiling, and has a wooden appearance. be.

Another advantage of the invention is that it makes it possible to construct wardrobes of various shapes and dimensions depending on the conditions of the building in which they are to be installed, and that the wardrobes can be assembled using assembly kits adapted to the respective conditions. that the wardrobe can be fitted in a variety of different geometries with very low manufacturing and assembly costs; The sliding shutter door can be folded into a roll.

DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS Referring to Figures 1-16, rectangular and cylindrical wardrobes according to the present invention are shown. This prefabricated wardrobe with a sliding shutter door includes a floor guide frame 2 with a curved upward sliding shutter door rail 17 and a ceiling guide frame with a curved downward sliding shutter door rail 17. 3, and support members 15, 2 for connecting and fixing the floor guide frame 2 and ceiling guide frame 3.
5 and at least one, preferably two, opposed sliding shutter doors 1, which are constituted by a plurality of hinged lath members and which are connected to the opposed floor guides. It can be mounted between the frame 2 and the ceiling guide frame 3, and the end handle 4 can be used to open and close at least the front and side parts of the wardrobe.

It is preferable that a cover lath 6 is disposed between the ceiling-side guide frame 3 and the ceiling and fixed with a clamp 19. Seal members 20 and 18 are provided for sealing against the ceiling and floor, respectively.

In the rectangular embodiment of FIGS. 1 to 10, the support member 15 is connected to a ceiling guide frame transom 5 and a floor guide frame transom 13, which can be fixed to the guide frames 3, 2, respectively. Configure an intermediate panel (partition panel) to The structure constructed in this way can be fixed between the ceiling and the floor using the upper fixing screw 16 and the lower fixing screw 14.

As shown in FIG. 7, each guide frame 2, 3 can be disassembled and assembled using well-known connection screws (not shown).

Preferably, a drawer 21 and a removable shelf 22 are provided between at least two supporting intermediate panels 15,15.

Ceiling guide frame 3 and support intermediate panel 1
5 can carry a clothes hanger 24.

At least one rear panel 23 is provided on the rear side to cover the rear part between the support intermediate panels 15, 15 sandwiching the extractor 21 and the shelf 22. There is no need for a rear panel on the rear sides that are covered by opening each slide shutter door 1.

Preferably, vertical seals or brush seals are provided to seal between each sliding shutter door 1 and the rear wall to prevent dust from entering the wardrobe.

The hinge-connected retractable sliding shutter door 1 has a plurality of outer wooden laths 7 arranged in parallel, and is arranged in parallel and opposite to each of the laths. It consists of diagonally cut lightweight wooden lining laths 9 which sandwich flexible plastic nets 11 and are bonded to the laths, and reinforcing lightweight aluminum alloy molded members 10 attached to each of the lining laths.

At both open ends of each reinforcing shaped member 10 for holding the lath straight are upper slide rail guide inserts 12 to facilitate sliding of the slide shutter door 1 along the upper and lower rails 17. and a lower slide rail guide insert 12'. Each rail 17 is made of plastic material and is attached to a guide frame 2,3.

The rectangular wardrobe shown in Figures 1-10 can also be assembled as a corner rectangular wardrobe for installation in a corner of a room, as shown in Figure 11.

Further, as shown in FIG. 12, a circular wardrobe can be constructed by using circular guide frames 2 and 3 and a vertical central shaft 25 as a support member for supporting them. Each hinge cloth 2
6 can be constructed in the same shape and fixed to the central shaft 25. A single shutter door 1 can be combined with a plurality of spaced apart arcuate rear panels 27.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 is a schematic front view of a rectangular wardrobe according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view of the wardrobe of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a plan view of the wardrobe of FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a slide shirt. Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view of the rectangular wardrobe installed between the floor and ceiling, taken along line A-A in Figure 3, Figure 6 is the floor guide frame. FIG. 7 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of the slide shutter door slidably mounted between the guide frame and the ceiling side guide frame, FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the connection between the assembled guide frame members, and FIG. 8 is the shutter door. a perspective view of an insert that can be inserted from the bottom upwards into the lower end of the reinforcing template member of the
9 is a perspective view of an insert that can be inserted into the upper end of the template member from top to bottom; FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view of the rectangular wardrobe of FIG. 1;
Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of a corner rectangular wardrobe, Figure 12 is an exploded perspective view of a cylindrical wardrobe, Figure 13 is a perspective view of a rectangular wardrobe with the shutter door closed, and Figure 14. is a perspective view of a rectangular wardrobe with the shutter door open;
FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the rectangular corner wardrobe with the shutter door partially open, and FIG. 16 is a perspective view of the cylindrical wardrobe with the shutter door partially open. 1... Sliding shutter door, 2... Floor guide frame, 3... Ceiling guide frame, 7... Outer wooden lath, 9... Lining lath, 10... Reinforcing shaped member, 11... Connecting cloth or flexible plastic net, 12, 12'... Slide rail guide insert, 14, 16... Fixing screw, 15... Support member (intermediate panel), 17... Slide shutter door rail, 21... ...Extract, 22...Shelf board, 2
3, 27... Rear panel, 25... Support member (center axis).

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A wardrobe with sectional sliding shutter doors without side panels, suitable for floor-to-ceiling height wardrobes and built-in wardrobes, comprising: a curved upward sliding shutter; a floor-side guide frame 2 provided with a shutter door rail 17; a ceiling-side guide frame 3 provided with a curved downward slide shutter door rail 17; and the floor-side guide frame 2 and ceiling-side guide frame 3 are connected. , support members 15, 2 for fixing
5 and at least one partial rear panel 23, 27
and at least one, preferably two, opposing sliding shutter doors 1, the sliding shutter doors 1 having a plurality of wooden outer laths 7 arranged oppositely to each of the laths, respectively; A wooden diagonally cut lining lath 9 glued to the lath with a connecting cloth or flexible net 11 having a hinge function sandwiched between the lath, and a straightly held wooden lining lath 9 attached to each of the lining laths. This is a hinged retractable slide shutter door comprising a reinforcing shaped member 10 made of lightweight aluminum alloy for the purpose of
The wardrobe can be mounted between the opposed floor guide frame 2 and ceiling guide frame 3, and can be opened and closed using the end handle 4 at least the front and side parts of the wardrobe. A wardrobe with an assembled sliding shutter door. 2. The wardrobe has a rectangular parallelepiped structure, and the support member 15 is connected to a ceiling guide frame transom 5 and a floor guide frame transom 13, which can be fixed to the ceiling guide frame 3 and floor guide frame 2, respectively. The wardrobe consists of an intermediate panel that is fitted with an upper fixing screw 1.
6 and a lower fixing screw 14 to fix the wardrobe between the floor and the ceiling. 3 The floor-side and ceiling-side guide frames 2, 3
2. A wardrobe with a sectional slide shutter door according to claim 1, wherein the wardrobe is a circular frame with radial connecting members, and the support member includes a vertical central axis (25). 4 The floor-side and ceiling-side guide frames 2 and 3
4. A wardrobe with an assembled sliding shutter door according to claim 1, wherein said wardrobe is constructed of a plurality of members having different shapes and lengths that can be freely combined. 5. A drawer 21 and a removable shelf 22 are provided between at least two intermediate panels 15, 15; Claims 1 to 2 are arranged so as to cover the rear part.
A wardrobe with an assembly type sliding shutter door as described in any of Item 4. 6. The assembly type slide according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein each of the outer laths 9 is laterally rotatable and removably connected to each other by a tongue-and-groove joint. Wardrobe with shutter door. 7 The reinforcing shaped member 10 has a tube shape with both ends open, and has an upper slide rail to facilitate sliding of the slide shutter door 1 along the upward and downward slide shutter door rails 17. The guide inserts 12 and the lower slide rail guide inserts 12' are alternately inserted into the open upper and lower ends of the reinforcing shaped member 10 and close the upper and lower ends. A wardrobe with an assembled sliding shutter door as described in any of the above.