KR101030484B1 - A tilt pocket for a door of refrigerators - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a door pocket mounted on an inner side of a refrigerator door, and includes a pocket portion 12 formed by bending a wire, and a pocket portion pivotably supported on both sides of the pocket portion and engaged with the side wall 14 of the inner side of the door 13. It includes a holder 20 is fixed, the holders are connected to each other by a support rod (24) inserted into the hole 21 formed in the inner side, the hinges 25 protruding at both ends of the pocket portion is rotatable A hole 22 to be inserted is formed, and a locking jaw 26 is formed to protrude inwardly to limit rotation of the upper portion of the pocket part. The support part is formed to protrude on the inside of the door. Protruding portion 30 is formed so as to be engaged with the (32) and the projection jaw 31 is formed in a position spaced apart from the width of the inner door support portion therefrom, so that the assembly of the door pocket is easy, the foot The plastic door pocket and the wire type pocket of which both ends of the door pocket have the same structure can be mounted without changing the shape structure of the inside of the door, so that other types of pockets can be universally used on the same shape of the door. There is an effect that can reduce the manufacturing cost of the interior of the door.

Refrigerator, door pocket

Description

Refrigerator door pocket {A TILT POCKET FOR A DOOR OF REFRIGERATORS}

       1 is a schematic perspective view showing a conventional refrigerator door pocket mounting structure.

       Figure 2 is a schematic perspective view of the door pocket mounted on the refrigerator according to the present invention.

       3 is a perspective view of the door pocket support of FIG.

       Figure 4 is a perspective view showing a structure for mounting the pocket support of Figure 3 inside the refrigerator door.

       Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

         12: pocket 14: (door inner wound) side wall

         20: holder 21: slot

         22: fixing part 23: hole

         24: support rod 26: locking jaw

         27: hinge 28: locking jaw

         30: protrusion 31: protrusion jaw

32: support part

The present invention relates to a refrigerator door pocket, and in particular, a wire pocket that can be inclined forward for easy storage or removal of an object from the refrigerator door pocket, and thus an improved structure for easy mounting without large changes in the shape of the pocket mounting portion on the door. Relates to the door pocket.

In general, inside the door 1 of the refrigerator, a pocket 2 is provided to store things such as beverage containers or cans, which are small in size and frequently used, as shown in FIG. Such a pocket may be formed by molding a plastic, but may also be configured by bending a wire as shown in FIG. 1, and the conventional pocket 2 forms a fixing hole 3 in the inner door 4 of the door to bracket (5) and configured to rotatably mount the wire pocket 2 to the bracket.

However, in order to mount the door pocket using the bracket in this way, in order to fix the bracket, the hole 3 must be formed in the inner box 4 of the door. The hole must be covered with a cap, or a shape-modified internal wound must be manufactured to fit the pocket. As such, since expensive jig is required to mold the inner phase, there is a problem of causing an increase in manufacturing cost.

Therefore, a door that can be universally applied to the inside of the door in order to prevent an increase in manufacturing cost due to a change in the shape structure of the door inside inevitably accompanying the wire pocket and the integrated door pocket of plastic material mounted on the inside of the conventional door. A pocket was required.

Accordingly, the present invention can be universally mounted to a door inner box to which a plastic door pocket is applied in order to solve the problem of manufacturing cost increase due to the change in the structure of the door inner box according to the type of the pocket provided in the conventional refrigerator door inner box. An object of the present invention is to provide a refrigerator door pocket comprising a holder and a wire pocket.

Refrigerator door pocket for achieving the above object comprises a pocket portion bent wire to accommodate the object, and a holder for rotatably supporting the pocket portion on both sides of the pocket portion and fixed to the side wall of the door, the holder They are connected to each other by a support rod inserted into and fixed to a hole formed in the inner side, and holes are formed in which hinges protruding from both ends of the pocket part are rotatably inserted, so as to limit rotation to the front of the upper part of the pocket part. A protruding locking step is formed.

Preferably, the outer side of the holder is formed with a protrusion to engage and fix the support formed to protrude on the inside of the door, and a protruding jaw is formed at a position spaced apart therefrom by the width of the support formed on the inside of the door.

In addition, the holder is coupled to and integrated on both sides of a single support rod, the end of which is fixed to the fixing portion formed therein, the support rod extends between the pockets provided on each of the inner wall on both sides and bent at right angles at both ends. The fixing part is composed of a slot formed in the side wall to engage the bent end of the support rod inside the holder.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings showing an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail the present invention.

 2 shows a door pocket 10 according to the present invention mounted on the refrigerator door 11, the door pocket of the present invention is a pocket portion 12 bent wire and a pocket on both sides of the pocket portion And a holder 20 which rotatably supports the part and is engaged with and fixed to the side wall 14 of the door inner image 13.

The pocket 12 has a structure in which a horizontal member and a vertical member intersect in a frame formed by bending wires in a basket shape and are joined to each other by welding to the frame. The object can be accommodated.

The holder 20 basically has an outer shape such as both ends of the pocket part by plastic molding, and the inside of the holder 20 is inclined from the upper side to the lower side as shown in FIG. 3 and has a slot 21 formed therein. 22 is formed, and one hole 23 is formed as can be seen from the lower left of the figure.

The holders 20 are connected by one support rod 24, and the slots 21 formed in the fixing part 22 of the holder are perpendicular to one support rod 24 provided for holder connection. For inserting and fixing the bent end 25, the slot has a latching jaw 26 formed in at least two opposing walls to engage with the bent end of the support rod inserted into the slot so that the support rod is fixed at the fixing portion. Do not fall. In this way, the bent both ends 25 of the support rods 24 are inclinedly engaged to the inside of the holder, thereby stably connecting both holders by one support rod.

The holder 23 is fixed to the inner side wall of the door by inserting the hinge 27 formed by bending the end of the wire is protruded laterally from the lower end of the front portion of the pocket portion 12 to the hole 23 in the lower left of FIG. Rotatably supported relative to

In addition, in Fig. 3, when the upper part of the pocket part is rotated forward, the locking part of the rear part of the pocket part is caught when the locking step 28 having a cross section protruding in a triangle is formed so that an object can be easily taken out and stored when the door is opened. The rotation width is limited.

The outer side of the holder is also formed with a projection 30 as shown in FIG. 4 and spaced apart therefrom to form a projection jaw 31, so that the support 32 formed to protrude on the inside of the door protrudes from the holder. The holder is securely mounted on the inside of the door by being sandwiched between the jaws and the protrusions.

Therefore, the pocket of the present invention can be easily mounted by inserting the holder provided on both sides of the inside of the door between the protrusion 30 and the projection jaw 31. The protruding support of the inner shell is a pocket supporting structure which is commonly seen for fixing the pocket of a refrigerator door, and the door pocket of the present invention has a shape of the inner surface of the door by a holder having a coupling structure shape such as both ends of a conventional plastic pocket. It can be applied without major structural changes.

According to the present invention, a refrigerator door pocket includes a pocket portion formed by bending a wire, a holder in which hinges of the pocket portions are pivotally fitted on both sides thereof, and holders coupled to both ends of the pocket portion on one support rod. By concatenating the door pockets, the assembly of the door pockets is simple, and the plastic door pockets and the wire-type pockets having the same structure at both ends of the door pockets of the present invention can be mounted without changing the shape structure of the inside of the door, Since different types of pockets can be used universally on the same inner shape of the door, there is no need to change the jig required for foam molding on the inside of the door according to the conventional door pocket. Due to the change, the increase in manufacturing cost caused by the change of the jig necessary for manufacturing the door inner box It is going to have effects that can result in reducing the manufacturing cost of the door internal injuries.

Claims (2)

In the door pocket mounted on the inside of the refrigerator door, a pocket portion 12 bent and formed of a wire, and a holder which rotatably supports the pocket portion on both sides of the pocket portion and is engaged with and fixed to the side wall 14 of the door inner image 13 ( 20, wherein the holders are connected to each other by a support rod 24 inserted into and fixed to a fixing portion 22 formed therein, and the hinges 27 bent at both ends of the pocket portion are rotatably inserted. The hole 23 is formed, the refrigerator door pocket, characterized in that the locking projection (26) protruding inwardly to limit the rotation to the front of the upper portion of the pocket portion. According to claim 1, wherein the fixing portion 22 is protruded inclined downward from the upper side of the inside of the holder and the slot 21 is formed, the bent end of the support rod 24 inserted into the slot Refrigerator door pocket, characterized in that the engaging jaw (26) is formed to engage with (25).

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