JPS596761Y2 - draining shelf - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a draining shelf in which one side of two shelf boards are overlapped and can be slid freely in the longitudinal direction.

Since conventional draining racks are constructed of rod-shaped bodies such as pipes in a lattice pattern, small items such as spoons and chopsticks are not usually placed on them for fear of falling.

However, the drain shelf is installed above the front of the sink to make effective use of space and is the perfect place to drain the water.Also, with the diversification of lifestyles, the number of small tableware items is increasing. .

Therefore, it is desirable that small items can also be drained on the draining shelf.

This invention aims to provide a draining shelf that is constructed of two shelf boards, on which small items can be placed, and whose length can be adjusted depending on the mounting location.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the draining shelf A of this invention is constructed by overlapping two shelf boards 1 on one side so that they can slide freely in the longitudinal direction.

The front and rear edges 2 of both shelf boards 1 are bent downward as shown in FIG. The front and rear edges 2b of the lower shelf board 1b are fitted so as to be slidable in the longitudinal direction, so that both the shelf boards 1a and 1b are integrated and maintain a flat shape to some extent.

In addition, due to the relationship between shelf A's expansion/contraction rate and load strength, both shelf boards 1
The lengths should be in a ratio of approximately 4:6.

A plurality of longitudinal grooves 3 are formed in parallel in the shelf board 1, and longitudinally long drainage holes 4 are formed in the longitudinal direction of each groove 3 in sequence at desired intervals. Water droplets from tableware etc. placed on top flow down into the groove 3 and fall from the drain hole 4.

In addition, in the overlapping part of both shelf boards 1a and lb, both shelf boards 1a
, lb parallel drain holes 4 are located on the same line in the sliding direction, and the overlapping drain holes 4 are located at at least two locations spaced apart in the sliding direction (right and left in Fig. 1). (at least 2) bolts 5
By inserting the wing nut 6 and tightening it,
The shelf boards 1a and lb are integrated.

The tightening points of the bolts 4 may be determined as appropriate, and the key is to tighten the bolts 4 at necessary points that can prevent the shelf A from being warped downward due to the length of the shelf A (the left and right length in Figure 1) and the shelf board 1c being placed. As many as you need.

In the case of the embodiment, they are provided at four locations. Both shelf boards 1a, l above
In the overlapping part b, as shown in FIG. 4, the length of the drainage hole 4 of the upper shelf board 1a is a1, the gap between the adjacent drainage holes 4 is b1, and the length of the drainage hole of the lower shelf board 1b is The length of 4 is a2
, when the gap between adjacent drain holes 4 is b2, and the diameter of the tightening bolt 5 is C, a1, ≧b2+2C, a2≧
If the drainage holes 4 of both shelf boards 1a, lb are shaped so that bt + 2 c, the drainage holes 4 of the upper and lower shelf boards 1a, lb will be formed regardless of the degree of polymerization of both shelf boards 1a, lb. The bolts 5 can be inserted by overlapping each other, and both shelf boards 1a
, lb can definitely be fastened with the bolts 5.

Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, reinforcing materials 7 having an L-shaped cross section can be attached to appropriate locations on the shelf board 1, thereby increasing the steel properties of the shelf board 1 and reducing the weight considerably. It is possible to provide a shelf A that can withstand

Furthermore, if caps 8 cut out from plates or the like are attached to the outer ends of the shelves 1a and 1b by fitting or welding, there is no need to damage the hands and the appearance is good.

The shelf A constructed as described above is attached to a wall or the like via the shelf frame 9 shown in FIGS. 1 and 3.

That is, the shelf frame 9 has a rectangular frame shape, and an elastic locking piece 10 into which the front and rear edges 2 of the shelf board 1 fit is formed on the inner surface of the upright piece, and the shelf frame is attached to the top of the locking piece 10. A bulging portion 11 is formed toward the inner surface of the shelf 9, and the front and rear edges 2 of the shelf board 1 can be pressed against the shelf frame 9 and fixed securely by this bulging portion 11.

The shape of the locking piece 10 can be determined by various methods such as cutting and raising the shelf frame 9 or welding separate pieces, and the position of the locking piece 10 depends on the height of the shelf A and the number of stages of the shelf A. It may be determined as appropriate.

When installing shelf A, screw the shelf frame 9 to the wall etc. at desired intervals, and then set the length of shelf A to the interval between shelf frames 9 by sliding both shelf boards 1a and lb. Then, the front and rear edges 2 of the shelf board 1 are fitted into the locking pieces 10.

In this state, the locking piece 10 is not visible from the outside and looks good.

Further, when cleaning or maintaining the shelf A, it is sufficient to push up the shelf board 1 from below, and by pushing up the shelf board 1, the shelf board 1 can be removed from the shelf frame 9, making the work very easy.

As described above, according to the draining shelf of this invention, the shelf is formed of two shelf boards, and drain holes are formed in the shelf boards, and
By inserting a bolt into the drainage hole and tightening it, both shelf boards are integrated, so not only can the length of the shelf be set as desired, but small items such as spoons can also be placed on it, making it extremely versatile. You can get a wide draining shelf.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially removed perspective view of an embodiment of the draining shelf of this invention;
Figure 2 is a partially enlarged cutaway side view of the overlapping part of the shelves in Figure 1, Figure 3 is a partially cutaway front view of the overlapped part of the shelves in Figure 1, and Figure 4 is a partially enlarged side view of the overlapping part of the shelves in Figure 1. 5 is a cutaway side view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 6 is a partial bottom view of FIG. 1. A...Shelf, 1...Shelf board, 4...
・Water hole, 5...Bent bolt.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) Two shelves are stacked on one side so that they can slide freely in the longitudinal direction, and in the longitudinal direction of both shelves, a plurality of longitudinally long drainage holes are formed one after another with a desired gap. In the overlapping part of the shelves, the drainage holes of both shelves are located on the same line in the sliding direction, and bolts are inserted and tightened in at least two places spaced apart in the sliding direction of the overlapping drainage holes, and both shelves are tightened. A drain shelf characterized by integrating the following. (2) In the overlapping part of both shelves, the length of the drain hole on one shelf is a1, the gap between the adjacent drain holes is b1, the length of the drain hole on the other shelf is a2, and the length of the drain hole on the other shelf is a2, and the length of the drain hole on the other shelf is a2. When the gap between the drainage holes is b2 and the diameter of the tightening bolt is C, a1
The draining shelf according to claim 1, wherein the draining holes of both shelf boards are shaped so that ≧b2+2C and a2≧b1+2C.