JPS602836Y2 - corner storage shelf - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is completely different from previous storage shelves; it completely utilizes the corners of the room, eliminates wasted space, and further enhances the structure of the room. The purpose of this is to improve utilization by moving all the movable shelves alternately and to double the storage capacity.

Incidentally, to explain the drawings, 1 is a top plate formed in a right-angled curved shape, and 2 is a base plate, which are vertically opposed to each other at a predetermined height.

Spaces a and b are provided in part 3 of the corner, and both wings 4,
A fixed shelf 5.5' and a partition plate 6.6 are installed on the outside of 4', that is, at the depth.
They are separated and arranged side by side, with a top plate 1 on the front or inside part.
The base plate 2 is provided with rails 7 and 8 each having a concave cut end, and each upper plate 10 of a plurality of movable shelves 9 and 9' having approximately the same volume as the fixed shelves 5 and 5' is provided on the rails 7 and 8. The trochanter 11 provided on the bottom plate 11 and the trochanter 13 provided on each bottom plate 12 are movably inserted into the trochanter 11 and the trochanter 13 provided on each bottom plate 12, respectively.

In the figure, 14 is the shelf board of the fixed shelf and movable shelf, and C is the rail 8.
The intersection point ν indicates the moving direction of the movable shelves 9, 9'.

Originally, storage shelves such as cupboards and bookcases were usually installed on one side of a room with the front facing out for ease of use.

Therefore, since this style has been a custom since ancient times, it was assumed that there would probably be no change to it.

However, the creativity of this idea lies in the fact that it was designed not to be installed on one side of the room, but in an unusual corner.

When it comes to using this corner, it has the advantage that it can be used very ideally depending on the structure and location of the room.

Even if it is separated, in the case of bookshelves, the corner is often used for the length depending on the direction, sunlight, etc.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, the movable shelves 9, 9' provided on the front surfaces of both wings 4, 4' are placed in spaces a and b of that row, as shown by the phantom lines in the figure. If you move the two alternately,
All of the movable shelves in that row move freely as shown by the arrow ν, creating a gap there and not only the storage shelves but also the fixed shelves 5 and 5' in the depth.
There is also the convenience of being able to easily take out and use the necessary utensils or books.

Of course, the double structure of a fixed shelf and a movable shelf can double the amount of loaded items, but it is also possible to install a partition in the center of the movable shelf and make it a double structure that can be taken out from the left and right sides, or If fixed shelves were made to have the same function as movable shelves, they would be able to hold many more items, so if they were used as bookshelves, they would be reminiscent of a small library at home.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the corner storage shelf of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A. 1 is the top plate, 2 is the base plate, 3 is the corner, 4, 4' is the outer depth of both wings, 5, 5' is the fixed shelf, 6, 6' is the partition plate, 7° 8 is the rail with a concave cross section, 9°9' is a moving shelf, and C is the intersection of rail 8.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The top plate and plywood are formed into a right-angled curved shape and face each other up and down, with a space provided at a part of the corner, fixed shelves are partitioned and placed side by side on the outside of both wings, and a rail with a concave cross section is installed on the inside, that is, the front. A corner storage shelf comprising a plurality of movable shelves movably provided on the rails so as to intersect in the space, and having a volume approximately equal to the volume of the fixed shelf.