JPH09313264A - Shelf for housing footwear - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow a shelf to be attached easily and to make a stay movable back and forth by improving the structures of a shelf receptacle and a stay for preventing footwear from falling. SOLUTION: This shelf comprises a shelf for housing footwear (A) having a pair of opposed side caps 20 fitted securely to the left and right opposite end edges of a plate member 10, a pair of opposed stay mounting sections 30 projected on the upper surfaces of the side caps 20 with the slide grooves opposed to each other, a stay 40 whose opposite sides are attached in the slide grooves movably back and forth, and notch sections 22 for supporting the side caps formed at least two positions in the lower surface of each of the side caps 20 and shelf receptacles C in the shape of a crank inserted and anchored in hole sections made in the left and right opposite inner surfaces of a support frame. The shelf A is attached to the support frame horizontally or in a forward or backward slanted manner with the notch sections engaged with the shelf receptacles C.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a footwear storage rack for storing footwear such as shoes and sandals in an aligned manner.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, a conventional storage shelf for aligning and storing footwear comprises a plurality of shelf boards arranged at predetermined intervals in a vertical direction, and is installed in a space (for example, a space such as a front door). ) Is kept wide, the storage depth of the storage shelf is narrowed, and an inclined shelf in which the shelf board of the storage shelf is inclined in the front-rear direction to the storage front side or the storage back side is used.

The above-mentioned storage shelves include storage shelves that support a shelf plate or a storage shelf main body that can be turned upside down in order to increase the storage amount. For example, there are storage shelves having a configuration in which an inclined shelf board inclined in the front-rear direction as described above and a horizontal shelf board are arranged in a mixed manner.

[0004] In the above-mentioned storage shelf, a shelf support is attached to a support for receiving a shelf, and a plurality of shelves constituting the shelf are locked so as not to fall on the shelf support. Placed and attached.

For example, holes are provided at two locations at the same height, at least in the front-rear horizontal direction or the front-rear inclination direction, on the inner surface of the support body, which is composed of a pair of side plates and a pair of columns, which are provided on the left and right sides. In the hole,
Lock the shelves so-called "dobo" so that they do not come in and out, and lock the shelves so that they do not fall onto the shelves and attach them horizontally or inclinedly. I have.

[0006]

However, the conventional "dobo" for horizontal boards or inclined shelves which has been used as the above-mentioned shelf board receiver is a common common shelf board receiver, and is used for storing footwear. Often used as a separate stand-alone product unrelated to the support used as shelves, which often results in the assembly and production of storage shelves.
In some cases, it takes time and effort to attach the shelf plate receiver, or it may be disadvantageous in terms of cost.

[0007] In addition, the conventional footwear storage shelves can be properly stored in a fixed position so that the footwear does not protrude from the shelves on the horizontal shelf and the inclined shelf, respectively. Fixed stays are provided in front of and behind the shelves to prevent them from slipping or falling off the shelves.

However, when footwear with a high heel such as high heels is placed on the inclined shelf plate, the upper part of the heel protrudes from the stay and the edge of the shelf plate, and is inclined to the front side of the storage to be inclined low. In the case of a shelf board, it collides with the back surface of the opening / closing door such as the opening door and the sliding door of the storage shelf, and in the case of an inclined shelf board that tilts low to the back side of the storage, it collides with the back plate or wall surface of the storage back side In some cases, a collision or a collision may interfere with the opening / closing operation of the door when the footwear is stored or taken out.

An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned inconvenience by improving the structure of the shelf support and the stay for preventing the falling of footwear, which is called "dabo".

[0010]

According to the present invention, a plate material 1 is provided.
A pair of side caps 20 that are inserted into and fixed to the left and right side ends of each other by facing each other; and a pair of stay mounting portions 30 that project from the upper surfaces of the side caps 20 so that slide grooves 31 face each other. A footwear storage shelf board comprising a stay 40 having both ends movably mounted in the slide groove 31 in the front-rear direction, and side cap supporting notches 22 provided at least at two front and rear positions on the lower surface of the pair of side caps 20. A, a support frame B, and a crank-shaped shelf board receiver C that is inserted and locked in a holed portion formed in the left and right opposing inner surfaces of the support frame B. Body B
The footwear storage shelf is characterized in that the notch 22 is engaged with the shelf board receiver C and attached horizontally or in a front-back inclination state.

The present invention is also the footwear storage rack of the above-mentioned invention, wherein the support frame B is pivotally supported by an exterior rack D provided on the outer side thereof and is horizontally rotatable.

[0012]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The footwear storage rack of the present invention will be described below in detail according to the embodiment shown in the overall perspective view of FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, the footwear storage shelf A has a plate member 10 and a pair of side caps 20 attached to the left and right ends of the plate member 10 by inserting and fitting the left and right ends thereof. Equipped with 20.

The pair of side caps 20,
Each of the stay mounting portions 30 and 30 is provided on its upper surface so as to project upward, and each of the stay mounting portions 30 and 30 faces each other. It is provided with a slender rod-shaped stay 40 attached by inserting and fitting.

Next, as shown in FIG. 2, the support frame B has an upper horizontal bar 60 (or a top plate covering the upper part) at the upper part and a lower horizontal bar 70 (or a base plate, a bottom plate, etc.) at the lower part.
And vertical bars 80 continuous (or connected or joined) to the upper and lower horizontal bars 60, 70 and facing each other on the left and right sides.
80 (or side plates that cover both side portions).

One or more of the footwear storage shelves A are crank-shaped shelves that are mounted on the inner surfaces of the vertical bars 80 on both the left and right sides of the support frame B that face each other. The tool C is fitted and mounted and attached. The structure of the main body of the supporting frame B is at least a frame structure capable of attaching and detaching a shelf receiver C for fitting and mounting the storage shelf A in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention. In particular, the present invention is not limited thereto.

FIG. 2 shows another embodiment of the footwear storage rack according to the present invention, in which the footwear storage rack shown in the above-mentioned embodiment is arranged in a direction perpendicular to the exterior rack D constructed on the outside thereof. Each upper mounting rotation axis E passing through the rotation center line O
And a lower mounting rotary shaft F so as to be horizontally rotatable. As shown in FIGS. 3A to 3D, the support frame B of the footwear storage rack is attached to the outer rack D. , Half rotation, reverse rotation, or free rotation.

The structure of the exterior rack D is not particularly limited in the present invention, and at least a structure capable of rotatably mounting and supporting the footwear storage rack of the present invention is as shown in FIG. A structure other than the structure of the exterior rack D may be used.

As shown in the overall perspective view of the shelf board of FIG. 4, the footwear storage shelf board A is provided at the left and right ends of the plate member 10, as shown in FIG.
The side caps 20, 20 are fitted and attached from the direction of the arrow.

The side caps 20 and 20 are liner-shaped members that cover the left and right ends of the plate member 10. At least inner side surfaces of the side caps 20 and 20 facing each other are formed with insertion grooves 21. The plate member 10 is mounted by inserting the left and right ends of the plate member 10 into the grooves 21 and 21, respectively. Note that the length of the plate material 10 in the left-right direction can be adjusted by cutting to a required length along the cutting line L.

Stay attaching portions 30 are integrally attached to the upper surfaces of the side caps 20 and 20, respectively, and both side ends in the longitudinal direction of the stay are attached to the inner surfaces of the stay attaching portions 30 and 30 that face each other. A slide groove 31 into which the parts are inserted and fitted is formed.

Further, the lower surfaces of the side caps 20 and 20 are provided with notches 22 and 22 for fitting and locking downward at least at two places.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged overall perspective view of the footwear storage shelf board A. The notches 22 provided on the lower surfaces of the side caps 20 have a structure in which the lower surfaces of the side caps 20 and 20 are simply notched. Or, if necessary, face down on the front and rear sides of the side cap 20,
A resilient spring for tightly holding (clamping) a crank-shaped shelf support C by a combination of an insertion shaft bent at a right angle, a swingable arm and a support shaft, which will be described in detail later. You may make it comprise the plate-shaped holding plates 23 and 23 which oppose each other. In addition, a concave portion 25 formed in a concave shape is provided on the outer surface of each side cap 20 in which the notch portion 22 is formed, and a crank-shaped shelf board receiving member C is provided in the concave portion 25. Swingable arm can be fitted.

The slide groove 31 of the stay mounting portion 30 provided on the upper surface of the side cap 20 is a horizontal groove 31c extending in the horizontal direction in which the end of the stay 40 provided in the front-back direction of the side cap 20 is slidably movable. , The stop grooves 31a and 31b for stopping and engaging the stay 40 continuously formed by bending or curving downward at right angles or obliquely downward with respect to the front and rear ends of the horizontal groove 31c, Both ends of the stay 40 are fitted so as to be freely movable along the inside of the slide groove portion 31.

FIG. 6A is a top view of the side cap 20, FIG. 6B is a front sectional view of the side cap 20 taken along the line MM, and FIG. 6C is a NN side of the side cap 20. FIG. 24 is a cross-sectional view, where 24 is the insertion groove 21 of the side cap 20.
A reinforcing plate for reinforcing the main body of the cap 20 provided as necessary therein, and also serves as a stop plate for stopping the end of the plate material 10 to be inserted. As shown in FIG. 6 (c), a thin slit hole 26 is provided in the upper side of each notch 22 in the horizontal direction as necessary, and is constituted by a pair of opposing holding plates 23, 23. The notch 22 provided has elasticity in the opening and closing directions.

FIGS. 7A and 7B are perspective views illustrating a state in which the end portion of the stay 40 is freely moved along the inside of the slide groove portion 31, and FIG. 7A is a perspective view of the stay 40. 10 shows a state in which the stay 40 is moved inwardly of the plate member 10 and stopped by dropping its end into one of the stop grooves 31a directed downward or obliquely downward. It shows a state in which it is moved and stopped by dropping its end into the other stop groove 31b directed downward or obliquely downward.

As the plate material 10, a plate material using a wood material such as natural wood or particle board (laminated material), or a plate material made of plastic, metal or the like can be used.

As the material of the side cap 20 and the stay attaching portion 30, a molded body made of plastic, metal or the like can be used, and a wood material such as natural wood or particle board (laminated material) may be used.

For the stay 40, a slender rod made of a wood material such as natural wood or particle board (glued wood), or a rod made of plastic or metal or a pipe can be used.

The material of the support frame B is, for example,
Wood materials such as natural wood or particle board (laminate), or metal materials such as plastic materials and aluminum can be used.

As shown in the partial front view of the storage shelf in FIG. 8, the shelf board receiver C is provided on the vertical frames 80, 80 (or the side plates 80, 80) on the left and right sides of the support frame B which face each other. Hole portions 8 formed at the same height on opposite inner surface sides, respectively.
One is inserted and locked in each of 1, 81.

FIG. 9 is a partial side surface inside view of the storage shelf,
The shelf board receiver C has holes formed at the same height (horizontal) on the inner surface sides of the front and rear vertical bars 80 (or the front and rear of one side plate 80) of the support frame B facing each other. At different heights from the installation parts 81, 81 (inclined)
One is inserted and locked in each of the holed portions 81, 81 that are bored.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the shelf board C has a crank shape in outline, and is inserted horizontally into the hole 81 to engage the shelf board C main body. An insertion shaft 50 for stopping, an arm 51 extending in a direction perpendicular to the shaft 50, and a support shaft 52 extending horizontally from a tip end portion of the arm 51 in a direction opposite to the shaft 50. It is composed by.

After the insertion shaft 50 is inserted into the hole portion 81 and locked, the support shaft 52 of the shelf plate receiver C is pivoted about the shaft 50.
1 can be swing-moved (swinged). The swinging arm 51 and the support shaft 5
When the concave portion 25 is provided on the outer side surface of the side cap 20 as needed (see FIG. 5), the reference numeral 2 swings in the concave portion 25 around the insertion shaft 50. is there.

As shown in FIG. 9, the shelf receiving member C engaged with the respective holed portions 81, 81 formed horizontally at the distance H.
To the support shafts 52, 52, respectively.
The notches 22 and 22 (see FIGS. 4, 5 and 6) on the lower surface of the side cap 20 of the shelf board A set to the same separation distance from Placed and fixed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the support shafts 52, 52 of the shelf receiving member C, which are engaged with the inclined holed holes 81, 81, are moved in the directions in which the support shafts 52, 52 come close to each other. After swinging to the same separation distance as the separation distance H, the support shafts 52, 52 have notches 22 on the lower surface of the side cap 20 of the shelf board A set to the same separation distance as the separation distance H. , 22 (see FIGS. 4, 5, and 6) are fitted to each other, and the shelf board A is placed and fixed on the support frame body B.

10A and 10B are side surface inner views showing various shapes of the hole forming portions 81 formed on the inner surfaces of the vertical frame 80 (or the side plate 80) of the support frame B facing each other, and FIG. The hole-shaped hole forming portion 81, (b) is a hole-forming portion 81 having a shape in which a concave portion 81a is provided in the lower portion of the circular hole.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing various shapes of the corresponding shelf-shaped shelf support C having a crank shape. FIG. 11A shows the outer end of the insertion shaft 50 in the direction orthogonal to the arm 51. A projecting locking projection plate 50a is provided, and a locking flange 52 is provided on the outer end portion of the support shaft 52 as necessary.
(a) is provided, and (b) is provided with a flange 50b for locking on the outer end portion of the insertion shaft 50, and protrudes laterally around the outer end portion of the support shaft 52 as necessary. The flange 52a is provided.

As shown in FIG. 8 mentioned above, the vertical frame members 80, 80 (or the side plates 80, 80 facing each other) which are vertically opposed to each other of the supporting frame B are provided with hole portions facing each other. The insertion shafts 50 of the shelf receiving portions C are inserted into and locked in the 81 and 81, and the shelf A is cut into the notch portions 22 and 22 of the supporting shafts 52 and 52 of the shelf receiving portions C, respectively. When fitted and supported, the projecting plate 50a and the flange 52a of the shelf plate receiving portion C respectively stand upright and face the vertical bars 80, 80 (or the side plates 80, 8).
It is possible to prevent the warp of 0) in the outward direction.

12A and 12B are partial front views showing various forms of the side cap 20, and FIG. 12A shows the insertion groove 21 of the side cap 20 into which the end of the plate material 10 is inserted and the support of the shelf board receiving member C. The notch 22 that engages the shaft 52,
Each of them is set and arranged so as to be located laterally to each other, and (b) shows that the insertion groove 21 is set on the upper side and the notch portion 22 is set on the lower side, and they are set on the upper side and the lower side, respectively. In addition, even when the insertion groove 21 and the notch 22 are set to be arranged laterally or vertically,
In the present invention, the thickness of the plate material 10 used is not particularly limited.

As another embodiment of the shelf receiving member C according to the present invention, a plan view of FIG.
As shown in the side view of FIG. 13B and the front view of FIG.
An arm projection 53 is provided as an extension of the upper end of the arm 51 so as to project above the insertion shaft 50.

The arm projection 53 swings around the insertion shaft 50 in the recess 25 on the outer surface of the side cap 20 in which the arm 51 and the support shaft 52 of the crank-shaped shelf support C are formed. At that time, 360 ° rotation (full rotation)
This is a stop plate for stopping the rotation of the arm 51 at a predetermined circumferential angle so that the arm projecting portion 53 abuts on the inner surface of the end of the recess 25 so as not to cause the protrusion.

[0043]

The footwear storage shelf of the present invention has an improved structure of the shelf board receiver and the stay for preventing the footwear from falling off. The shelf board receiver of the present invention is used as a common shelf board receiver. Unlike the conventional "shoulders" of horizontal or inclined shelves that have been used in the past, since it is possible to swing and move as described above, both horizontal shelves and inclined shelves are supported. It is easy to use as a tool, and during the assembly production of storage shelves,
The shelf support can be easily installed in a short time, which is effective in reducing the production cost.

As described above, the stay of the present invention can be adjusted in the front-rear direction with respect to the stay mounting portion, and can be pulled inward or inward from the storage shelf board when necessary. Since it can be moved immediately, and it can be fixed immediately after moving because it is a drop-in method, it is desirable to have two stages before and after so that the stored footwear does not slip off or fall off from its shelf board. Can be stored and held in place.

Further, for example, by moving the stay in the direction in which the stay is pulled inward, it is possible to prevent the upper part of the heel when the footwear having a high heel is placed from protruding beyond the stay and the edge of the shelf. When an opening / closing door is installed on the front side of the storage shelf, it prevents the occurrence of obstacles when storing and taking out footwear without colliding with the back side of the door or the back plate or wall surface on the back side of the storage shelf. There is an effect that can be done.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of a footwear storage shelf of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an overall perspective view showing another embodiment of the footwear storage rack of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an overall perspective view showing a state in which the footwear storage rack of the present invention is rotated.

FIG. 4 is an assembled perspective view of a storage shelf board in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic perspective view showing the entire storage shelf board after assembly in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention.

FIG. 6A is a plan view showing a side cap in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention, and FIG. 6B is a front sectional view taken along line MM.
(C) is NN side sectional drawing.

7A and 7B are partial perspective views showing the movement adjustment of the stay of the storage shelf board in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a partial front view of the footwear storage rack of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a partial side inner view of the footwear storage rack of the present invention.

10 (a) and 10 (b) are partial side inner views showing the shape of a holed portion for attaching a shelf board holder formed in the support frame in the footwear storage rack of the present invention.

11 (a) and 11 (b) are perspective views showing the shape of a shelf board holder in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention.

12 (a) and 12 (b) are partial front views showing the fitting and connection state of the shelf support and the storage shelf in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention.

13 (a) is a plan view showing a structural example of a shelf board holder in the footwear storage shelf of the present invention, FIG. 13 (b) is a front view thereof, and FIG.
Is a side view.

[Explanation of symbols]

A ... Storage shelf board B ... Support frame C ... Crank-shaped shelf board receiver D ... Exterior rack 10 ... Plate material 20 ... Side cap 21 ... Insert groove 22 ... Notch portion 30 ... Stay attaching portion 31 ... Slide groove 31a, 31
b: Stop groove 31c: Horizontal groove 40: Stay 50: Insert shaft 51: Arm 5
2 ... Support shaft 60 ... Upper horizontal rail 70 ... Lower horizontal rail 80 ... Vertical rail 81 ...
Hole

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[Submission date] July 2, 1996

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Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A pair of side caps 20 that are fitted and fixed to both left and right ends of a plate member 10 so as to face each other.
A pair of stay mounting portions 30 projectingly provided on the upper surface of the side cap 20 so that the slide grooves 31 face each other, a stay 40 having both ends movably mounted in the slide groove 31 in the front-rear direction, and the pair of side walls. Footwear storage shelf A including at least two front and rear portions of the cap 20 for supporting the side cap, and a support frame B
And a crank-shaped shelf board receiver C which is inserted into and locked in a holed portion formed on the left and right inner surfaces of the support frame B facing each other. A footwear storage shelf characterized by being attached to the shelf support C in a horizontal or front-back inclination state. 2. The footwear storage rack according to claim 1, wherein the support frame B is pivotally supported by an exterior rack D provided on the outside thereof and is horizontally rotatable.