JPS6127470Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a movable organizing shelf for a closet that is installed in a closet to facilitate the organization of bedding, mainly futons, and also allows for assembly and disassembly.

When storing bedding such as futons in a closet, it is common to stack them one on top of the other. However, when several futons are stacked, the ones on top get in the way when you take out the bottom one, and futons that are not used often get crushed and deformed underneath, and also because of your height. For people who don't have a very high budget, it is troublesome and hard work to put the futon in the upper part of the closet.

Therefore, this idea was created by using a rectangular frame body.
A desired number of joints are bent in a letter shape and horizontal guide pipes are fixed to the vertical part of the frame body, and a shelf pipe formed in a U-shape and with shelf strings stretched is attached to the guide pipe of the joint. This closet is connected to the closet so that it can slide freely, the shelf pipe divides the closet into several levels, the shelf pipe slides to allow futons to be put in and taken out outside the closet, and the closet can be easily disassembled into its component parts. It was developed for the purpose of providing movable organizing shelves for people.

Next, an embodiment of the movable storage shelf for closets according to this invention will be described based on the drawings. 1 is a bottom pipe formed in a U-shape, and 2 is a pipe formed in a U-shape with both ends. This is an L-shaped bent pipe for the back side. The ends of the bottom pipe 1 and the back pipe 2 are connected by bolts 4 and nuts 5 via a core material 3, as shown in FIG. 6 is a shelf pipe formed in a U-shape, and 7 is a joint for connecting the back pipe 2 and the shelf pipe 6.
As shown in FIG.
The guide pipe 9 is fixed at right angles to the guide pipe 9. However, the guide pipe 9 has an outer diameter that is equal to or slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the shelf pipe 6. Further, the joint 7 is oriented such that its guide pipe 9 is parallel to the bottom pipe 1, and its base 8 is fixed to an arbitrary position on the vertical column of the back pipe 2 using bolts 4 and nuts 5. . However, since this joint 7 is a pair of left and right joints, when it is fixed to the left and right vertical pillars of the back pipe 2, they must be fixed at the same height. In addition, by drilling a large number of holes for the bolts 4 in the vertical column of the back pipe 2, the number of joints and the mounting position can be adjusted as desired, and the number and spacing of the shelf pipes 6 can be adjusted. be able to. The joint 7, that is, the back pipe 2 and the shelf pipe 6 are slidably connected by inserting the guide pipe 8 of the joint 7 from the end of the shelf pipe 6. In addition, numeral 10 in the figure is a shelf string stretched over the shelf pipe 6. In this embodiment, a rectangular frame body is bent into an L-shape by connecting a U-shaped bottom pipe 1 and a U-shaped back pipe 2 whose ends are bent into an L-shape. However, the method of forming the frame body is not limited to this example. However, if the bottom pipe 1 and the back pipe 2 can be disassembled as in this embodiment, it is more convenient to carry than if they are integrated. By stretching shelf strings 10 on the bottom pipe 1, bedding such as futons can be stably placed.The back pipe 2 serves to secure the joint 7, and also serves to secure the joint 7 on the back when storing the futon. The pipe 2 prevents the futon from coming into contact with the back of the closet, which has the effect of preventing the futon from getting wet from condensation on the back of the closet. Further, by forming the frame continuously in this manner, the structure becomes strong and deformation of the frame can be prevented.

Then, this is installed in a closet, and bedding such as futons is stored in each tier, but the lowest tier is stored on top of the bottom pipe 1, and the rest are stored on the shelf pipe 6 and shelf strings 10. It is stored on a tiered surface made up of. In this case, shelf pipe 6
When you pull toward you, the shelf pipe 6 will become the guide pipe 9.
Although they are connected by , they slide, so only this shelf pipe 6 can be moved from the closet to the outside. Therefore, when placing and storing on this shelf pipe 6, if you pull it out once, you will have to work within a wide space, which is extremely convenient.

As described above, according to the movable storage shelf for closets according to this invention, the shelf can be slid and the number of shelves and the interval between the shelves can be adjusted by drilling a large number of joint bolt holes in the back pipe. It can be adjusted as desired, and it can be easily disassembled into each component pipe, making it easy to move.It has extremely great practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the movable storage shelf for closets according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are partially enlarged exploded perspective views. 1...Bottom pipe, 2...Back pipe, 3
... core material, 4 ... bolt, 5 ... nut, 6 ...
Pipe for shelf, 7...Joint, 8...Base, 9
...Guide pipe, 10...Shelf string.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A shelf formed by bending a rectangular frame into an L-shape, fixing a desired number of joints with horizontal guide pipes fixed to the vertical part of the frame, and forming a U-shape with shelf strings stretched. A movable storage shelf for a closet, characterized in that a storage pipe is slidably connected to a guide pipe of the joint.