JPS627145Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a footwear storage box for storing footwear such as shoes, and uses the storage space separated by internal shelf boards effectively without wasting it, so that a large number of footwear can be stored in a narrow space. In order to provide efficient storage, a container for carrying and storing footwear, the bottom of which slopes downward toward the inner depths, is placed in the upper part of the storage space between it and the shelf board below. It is characterized in that it has a space that allows footwear to be stored and is equipped with a drawer that can be freely drawn out, so that footwear can be stored above and below one storage space.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.
Inside the box 1, like a general footwear storage box, an appropriate number of shelf boards 2 are installed, and each space separated by the shelf boards 2 serves as a storage space 3 for footwear a such as shoes. In the case shown in the figure, the space is further divided by a vertical partition plate 4 to a width that allows storage of approximately one pair of footwear a at a time. The upper part of the storage space 3 has a substantially rectangular plane and is open upward and has a bottom surface 5.
A container 6 such as a basket for carrying and storing footwear, which slopes downward toward the inner rear side and becomes deeper toward the inner rear side, is spaced between it and the lower shelf board 2 to the extent that footwear a such as shoes can be stored. It is equipped so that it can be held and pulled out to the front. The angle of inclination of the bottom surface 5 of the container 6 is mainly in the range of 15 to 45 degrees, so as to approximately correspond to the shape of shoes with high heels, especially the slope of the upper surface when the shoes are placed horizontally. Furthermore, the distance between the bottom surface 5 and the shelf board 2 is set so that the height is slightly larger than the height of the tip of the shoe, etc. at the inner depth, that is, the shoe, etc. is inserted onto the shelf board 2 from the tip side. It is desirable to set it so that it can be placed and stored. Further, the container 6 is formed so that the depth of the front side of the shallow bottom is slightly larger than the height of the tip of shoes, etc., so that footwear such as shoes can be stored with the tip facing forward.

In addition, as a means for equipping the container 6 so as to be freely drawn out, in the illustrated embodiment, flanges 7, 7 are provided at the upper ends of both side surfaces of the container 6, and flanges 7, 7 projecting laterally are provided on both side plates 8, 8 of the box 1, or partitions. Rails 10, 10 having a substantially U-shaped cross section are fixed oppositely to the upper end corners of both sides 9, 9 of the storage space 3 formed by the plate 4, and the flanges 7, 7 of the container 6 are attached to the rails 10, 10. 7 is inserted and hung so that it can be freely pulled out. Of course, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned structure, and various other structures in which the container 6 can be freely drawn out are possible.

As the container 6, as shown in the figure, it is preferable to use a cage made of a wire mesh or a synthetic resin mesh as it has good air permeability and allows the footwear stored inside to be seen through. In this case, it is preferable to lay a mat 11 made of woven fabric, non-woven fabric, synthetic resin sheet, foam, or other material on the bottom surface 5 to prevent dirt and the like adhering to the footwear from falling off. Further, the container 6 may be formed of a synthetic resin molded body, or may be constructed of a rigid plate material in the shape of a container, but in this case as well, it is preferable to provide ventilation holes on the circumferential side. .

Furthermore, the container 6 for carrying and storing footwear does not necessarily have to be provided in all the storage spaces 3 in the box 1, but can be installed in one or more arbitrary storage spaces 3. Furthermore, the storage space may be horizontally long enough to store multiple pairs of footwear, and in this case, multiple containers with a width that can store one pair of footwear may be installed in parallel at the top of one storage space. Furthermore, it is also possible to carry out the present invention by equipping a horizontally long container corresponding to the width of the storage space, that is, a container capable of storing a plurality of footwear in the same manner as described above.

Note that the overall structure of the footwear storage box is not limited to one in which the box body 1 is relatively narrow and tall as shown in the figure, or one in which the box body 1 is stacked vertically, and is equipped with a double-door opening/closing door 12. It is possible to implement it in various forms such as a unit type, and in addition to the above-mentioned shoe storage area, there is also a storage area for other footwear, a boot storage area, an umbrella storage area, etc. inside the box body 1. You can leave it there.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and the shelf board 2
Footwear a such as shoes is stored in a container 6 such as a basket installed at the upper part of the storage space 3 separated by Shoes or other footwear a may be stored with the tip facing toward the inner side, contrary to the above, and the bottom surface 5 of the container 6 slopes downward toward the inner side, and the bottom becomes deeper toward the inner side. Therefore, shoes with high heels can be stored by turning the heels toward the inside as described above, and when the container 6 is pushed into the storage space 3, the bottom surface 5 and the lower shelf board 2 Contrary to the inside of the container 6, the distance between the shoes and the like widens vertically toward the front, so that the shoes, etc. can be easily stored on the shelf board 2 with the tips facing toward the inside, and they can be taken in and out of the container 6. It can be done easily without any problems regardless of the presence.
When putting in and taking out the footwear a in the container 6, it is sufficient to remove the footwear on the lower shelf board 2 and then pull out the container 6 forward, and there is no problem in storing and taking out the container. In addition, shoes that are not often worn are stored in the container 6, and shoes, etc. that are worn on a daily basis are stored below it, and the shoes and other footwear inside and outside of the container 6 are changed as appropriate depending on the season. Just do it like this.

As described above, the present invention has a container for carrying and storing footwear in the upper part of the storage space separated by the internal shelf board, and a space below which the footwear can be stored and can be freely pulled out. Because it is equipped with a storage space, shoes and other footwear can be stored in the upper and lower parts of the storage space, that is, in the container and on the shelf board, without any problem in taking them in and out. As shown in the figure, shoes and other footwear can be stored with the top and bottom facing each other alternately, making it possible to use the storage space effectively without wasting it. Storage efficiency can be greatly increased.

In other words, conventionally, the storage space inside a storage box for shoes and other footwear has been designed with a vertical spacing, that is, a space between the upper and lower shelves, so that shoes with high heels such as high heels can be stored. Since footwear such as shoes is high at the rear end and low at the tip, if this footwear is placed on a shelf in the storage space with the tip facing toward the inner back, the upper part will be higher, especially toward the inner back. There will be a large amount of wasted space. However, in the present invention, by providing the upper part of the storage space with a bottom surface that slopes downward toward the inner back and is deeper toward the inner back, the upper part when footwear such as shoes is placed on the shelf board. Space can be used effectively, footwear can be stored in two levels above and below without increasing the space between shelves, there is no wasted space, and a large number of footwear can be stored in a narrow space, greatly increasing storage efficiency. It can be done.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is a front view with the door open, Figure 2 is a sectional view taken along the line - front figure with the door closed, and Figure 3 is a view of the case with the container pulled out. It is an enlarged cutaway perspective view of the section. 1...Box body, 2...Shelf board, 3...Storage space,
4... Partition plate, 6... Container for storing footwear on board, 5
...Bottom surface, a...footwear.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In the upper part of the storage space separated by the shelf board inside the box body, a basket for carrying and storing footwear, etc., whose bottom surface slopes downward toward the inside, is placed, and the footwear is placed between it and the shelf board below. A storage box for shoes and other footwear, characterized by having enough space to store shoes and being equipped so that the drawers can be freely drawn out.