KR101668115B1 - Cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

It is an object of the present invention to provide a storage bin that can prevent a container or the like from colliding with a ceiling surface or the like in a storage bin, .
A storage compartment according to the present invention is a storage compartment (base cabinet 130) capable of slidably accommodating a drawer 132 capable of storing a subject to be stored therein, and is provided with a loading member 150, And an elevating mechanism for elevating and lowering the loading member in the vertical direction. The elevating mechanism includes a rail 160 disposed on a wall surface in the storage box, and a pulley guided by the rail. An inclined portion 162 that converts the force into a force for raising the loading member and a depth side horizontal portion 164 which is continuous to the inclined portion and which is provided at a deeper side than the inclined portion. And the length from the depth side view point P1 to the rising point P2, which is an intersection of the depth side horizontal portion and the inclined portion, is longer than the depth of the loading member.

Description

Storage {CABINET}

The present invention relates to a storage bin which can prevent damage to a storage bin provided with a drawer, in particular, objects stored in a drawer, and to make it easy to take out objects to be stored.

There are various kinds of cooking utensils used in kitchens, such as balls and draperies, ladles having long shapes, chopsticks for cooking, small articles such as wraps and seasonings, and kitchen knives. In order to store articles such as these cooking utensils, a hanging cupboard has been conventionally provided on the kitchen, or a storage box having a door or a drawer is provided under the kitchen.

Among the above, the drawer having a drawer can easily store the object to be drawn in the drawer from above, and a high space efficiency can be obtained by providing a plurality of drawers in parallel in the horizontal and vertical directions. Thus, in addition to the above-described cooking utensil, various kinds of cooking utensils such as dishes, such as air, dishes and cups, large cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans, seasonings such as salt and pepper, bottles such as food, seasonings, The stored object can be easily stored from above.

However, when a plurality of drawers are installed in parallel in the vertical direction, in order to take out the articles stored in a drawer installed at a position lower than the waist of the user (hereinafter referred to as the downward direction), the user bends the waist, You have to take a position. It is troublesome to perform such an operation every time the user collects the articles to be collected while the user is working while being chased by the kitchen, resulting in a reduction in the working efficiency.

In addition, the above-described operation has a large load applied to the waist. For this reason, when the user is a healthy person, it is not so burdensome. However, in the case of an elderly person whose physical ability is deteriorated and the behavior is not free, such an operation becomes a heavy burden.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, for example, Patent Document 1 discloses a floor cabinet comprising a cabinet body with a drawer capable of entering and exiting in the front-rear direction at the bottom of the cabinet body, and a shelf capable of raising and lowering the draw- have.

According to the floor cabinet disclosed in Patent Document 1, since the drawer is provided with a shelf capable of lifting up and down, the drawer can raise the shelf even when the drawer is downward (downward) Making it easy to access.

According to the floor cabinet described in Patent Document 1, the rear end is pivoted to the inner side surface of the drawer, and the front end thereof is pivotally attached to the outer wall surface of the storage shelf, thereby connecting the drawer and the storage shelf Since the balancer mechanism for urging the storage shelf upward is provided by the tension spring extended between the leading end of the extended installation portion extended to the rear of the link piece and the drawer, the storage shelf can be manually lifted manually .

Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-330564

However, in the floor cabinet described in Patent Document 1, in order to raise the storage rack, the drawer must be drawn out from the cabinet body, and then the storage rack must be pulled up manually. Since the operation of pulling out such a drawer from the cabinet and the operation of pulling up the storage shelf upward are pulled up before the storage shelf comes out from the cabinet to the end, the storage shelf or the contents There is a possibility that collision of a ceiling scene or the like in the cabinet main body may occur.

In particular, when the user is an elderly person or the like as described above, it is difficult for the user to accurately perform these operations, and the operation of pulling up the storage shelf is more troublesome than the operation of bending the body.

Further, the balancer mechanism disclosed in Patent Document 1 presses the lifting operation of the storage rack by the tension spring, but it is not the installation position of the tension spring that can effectively apply the pressing force due to the principle of the lever.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the foregoing problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide a storage compartment which can prevent a collided object or the like from colliding with a ceiling scene or the like in a storage compartment, and can reduce load applied to the body and improve convenience .

In order to solve the above-described problems, a representative structure of the present invention is a storage compartment capable of slidably accommodating a drawer capable of storing a subject to be stored therein, comprising: a stacking member disposed in the drawer and capable of stacking the stacked object; And the lifting mechanism has a rail disposed on a wall surface in the storage compartment and a pulley guided by the rail, and the rail moves in a direction in which the drawer is pulled out by a force in the direction of raising the loading member And a horizontal portion which is continuous to the inclined portion and which is provided on a deeper side than the inclined portion and which is located at a depth from a start point of the depth side where the pulley is located when the drawer is housed, And the length is longer than the depth of the loading member.

According to the above configuration, since the entire stacking member is pulled out from the storage box and then raised, it is possible to prevent the stacking member or the object to be lifted from rising in the storage box and colliding with a ceiling scene or the like in the storage box. Further, since the operation of pulling out the drawer and the operation of raising the loading member are integrated, the user can raise the loading member only by performing a simple operation of pulling out the drawer.

The depth of the stacking member may be the length from the front plate front surface of the drawer to the rear end of the back side of the stacking member. As a result, the stacking member or the object to be picked up can be raised before it is drawn out from the inside of the storage box to the end, so that it can be reliably prevented from colliding with the outer surface of the upper drawer or the like.

Since the pulley is pivotally attached to a portion extending to the rear of the support member, which will be described later, the load member is guided to the rail integrally with the pulley, so that it can rise along the inclined portion. Further, the pulley may comprise an upper pulley disposed on the upper side of the rail and in the vicinity of the depth side, and a lower pulley disposed on the lower side and near the front side of the rail. By disposing the pulleys as described above, the two pulleys can be guided up and down at the same time, and at the same time, the interval between the two pulleys can be maintained, so that the arm can be kept horizontal.

The depth-side viewpoint may be located on the horizontal portion. As a result, the loading member is horizontally moved from the start of the drawing to the start of the elevation, so that when the loading member or the object to be stored moves within the storage box, it can be prevented from touching the ceiling surface of the storage box or the bottom surface of the upper drawer.

According to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a storage container capable of slidably accommodating a drawer capable of storing a stored object, comprising: a stacking member disposed in the drawer and capable of stacking the stacked object; The elevator mechanism includes a rail disposed on a wall surface in a storage compartment and a pulley guided by the rail. The rail has a force in a direction of pulling out the drawer from a force And a horizontal portion which is continuous to the inclined portion and which is provided on a deeper side than the inclined portion. When the drawer is drawn out from the storage compartment to the maximum, the front side view at which the pulley is located Is shorter than the length obtained by subtracting the depth of the loading member from the amount of protrusion of the drawer when the drawer is drawn out to the maximum It is gong.

According to the above configuration, when the drawn drawer is returned to the housing, the loading member is lowered to the end and then enters the storage bin, so that the rear face of the loading member or the object to be stored is the front face of the front face plate of the storage box, And the like.

The protruding amount of the drawer may be the length from the front surface of the drawer front plate at the time of storage to the front surface of the drawer front plate when the drawer is drawn out to the maximum. The depth of the stacking member may be the length from the front surface of the drawer front plate to the rear surface of the stacking member. As a result, it is possible to reliably prevent the rear surface of one or both of the stacking member and the object to be collided against the front surface of the storage front plate or the front surface of the upper drawer plate.

Since the pulley is pivotally attached to a portion extending to the rear of the support member, which will be described later, the load member is guided to the rail integrally with the pulley, so that the pulley can be lowered along the inclined portion. Further, the pulley may comprise an upper pulley disposed on the upper side of the rail and in the vicinity of the depth side, and a lower pulley disposed on the lower side and near the front side of the rail. By disposing the pulleys in this way, the two pulleys can be guided up and down at the same time, and at the same time, the interval between the two pulleys can be set, so that the arm can be kept horizontal.

The drawer further includes a supporting member for supporting the loading member. The loading member can be attached to or detached from the supporting member. The elevating mechanism may elevate or lower the loading member by moving the supporting member in the vertical direction.

According to the above configuration, it is possible to replace the loading member arbitrarily, or to remove the loading member in order to store a large object to be stored in the drawer.

The drawer further includes a pillar member adjacent to the support member, and a spring connecting the support member and the pillar member. The spring connects the upper end portion to the pillar member and the lower end portion to the support member, The restoring force of the spring may be added to the force of upward movement, and the load member may be raised.

According to the above configuration, since the restoring force of the spring pushes up the stacking member by the inclined portion, the load accompanying the rise of the stacking member in the operation of pulling out the drawer can be reduced and the burden on the user can be alleviated.

The spring may be constructed so that a single or a plurality of springs can be detachably attached. As a result, the force for raising the loading member can be adjusted, and the weight of the object to be loaded can be suitably supported depending on the position and size of the drawer.

The stacking member may be a box shape in which a ceiling surface is opened. According to this, a small cooking apparatus such as a chopstick for cooking which is easily scattered in the drawer is arranged in a loading member, and a large cooking apparatus such as a pot is stored in a space inside the drawer other than the loading member. Lt; / RTI >

The loading member may be provided at a position adjacent to the back surface of the drawer front plate. According to this, the loading member is installed at the frontmost position in the drawer. This makes it possible to efficiently take out the articles to be stored in the loading member, thereby improving the convenience.

Two or more loading members may be provided. According to this, a plurality of stacking members can be used separately in accordance with the situation in the object to be drawn and the drawer, and the convenience can be further improved.

According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent collided objects or the like from colliding with a ceiling scene in a storage box, and to provide a storage bin that can raise a container to be collected with a simple mechanism with easy operation.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a view showing a system kitchen including a storage compartment according to the present embodiment. Fig.
2 is a perspective view illustrating the internal structure of the drawer;
3 is a view for explaining a configuration of a rail and a pulley.
4 is a perspective view illustrating a loading member;
5 is a view for explaining a pillar member and a spring;
6 is a view for explaining a sliding member;
7 is a view for explaining a combination of a column member and a sliding member;
8 is a view for explaining the sliding movement of the sliding member;
9 is a sectional view for explaining the movement of the loading member by the lifting mechanism.
10 is a sectional view for explaining respective portions of the lifting mechanism.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The dimensions, materials, other specific numerical values, and the like shown in these embodiments are merely examples for facilitating the understanding of the invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention except for the case where it is specifically mentioned. In the present specification and drawings, elements having substantially the same function and configuration are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted. Elements not directly related to the present invention are not shown.

1 is a view for explaining the overall configuration of a system kitchen having a storage compartment according to the embodiment. As shown in Fig. 1, a system kitchen 100 (hereinafter referred to as a kitchen 100) has a ceiling board 110 (also referred to as a work top) that covers the entire upper surface of the kitchen. In the present embodiment, the ceiling plate 110 is formed using a synthetic resin material (artificial marble), but the present invention is not limited to this, and a stainless steel material may be used.

On the upper surface of the ceiling plate 110, a wind path 112 provided in a set, a cooking space 114, and an integrally formed sink 116 are provided. A ventilation cabinet 120 in which an air passage 112 is installed, a base cabinet 130 having a cooking space 114, a sink cabinet 140 in which a sink 116 is installed, . Each of the cabinets functions as a storage box, and the empty space in the cabinet accommodates wiring to the air passage 112, a sink 116, and water supply and drainage pipes for power reception.

In this way, although the ceiling plate 110 is continuous throughout the system kitchen 100, the ceiling plate 110 is provided under the ceiling plate 110 in correspondence with each configuration such as the air passage 112 and the sink 116 A plurality of cabinets are installed. As a result, even when the configuration of the system kitchen 100 is different, components such as a drawer and a front panel can be prepared in units of cabinets, thereby improving production efficiency. Here, the configuration of the system kitchen is, for example, the width of the cooking space 114 and the width of the sink 116, and the like.

In the present embodiment, each cabinet is provided with slidable drawers of various sizes capable of storing the articles to be stored. For example, the air passage cabinet 120 is provided with a grill 112a and an operation panel 112b of an air passage 112 at its upper portion, and a spice box 122, which is a small drawer for accommodating small items such as seasonings, Respectively. A large drawer 124 having a large width is disposed at the center of the air passage cabinet 120, that is, at the lower portion of the grill 112a, so that a relatively large cooking apparatus such as a pot or a ball can be stored. A drawer-type under shelf 126 is disposed in the vicinity of the bottom of the air passage cabinet 120 at the bottom.

Similarly, the base cabinet 130 is provided with a drawer 131 with a shallow bottom, a large drawer 132 with a deep bottom, and a bottom storage box 136. In the sink cabinet 140, A drawer 144 is provided with a high front plate extending from the top plate 146 to the top plate 110.

Next, the inner structure of the drawer and the lifting mechanism will be described. Although the drawer 132 installed in the base cabinet 130 shown in FIG. 1 is described as an example, other drawers may be provided with a lifting mechanism.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view from the inside of the base cabinet 130 for explaining the internal structure of the drawer 132 having the lifting mechanism. The drawer 132 is disposed at a position adjacent to the rear surface of the front plate of the drawer 132 and the drawer 132 is slidably disposed in the base cabinet 130, Respectively.

The lifting mechanism according to the embodiment of the present invention has a rail 160 disposed on the wall surface of the base cabinet 130 and pulleys 168 and 169 guided by the rail 160. [ The pulleys 168 and 169 are pivotally attached to a support member to be described later. The rail 160 is provided with an inclined portion 162. A depth side portion 164 is formed on the depth side of the inclined portion 162 of the rail 160. A front side horizontal portion 166 is formed on the front side, (162).

Further, the drawer 132 further includes a supporting member for supporting the loading member 150. The support member is composed of a beam 206, a sliding member 204, and an arm 178. The arm 178 is pivotally mounted with pulleys 168 and 169 guided by the rail 160.

3, the pulleys 168 and 169 include an upper pulley 168 disposed on the upper side and depth side of the rail 160 and a lower pulley 169 disposed on the lower side of the rail 160 ). The load member 150 supported by the support member in a state in which the arm 178 maintains the horizontal posture is supported by the pulleys 168 and 169 And is guided to the rail 160 as one body.

When the drawer 132 is pulled out, the inclined portion 162 provided on the rail 160 causes the force F0 in the drawing direction of the drawer 132 to be the force F1 in the direction of raising the loading member 150, (Partial force). Therefore, the elevating mechanism can move the supporting member up and down, thereby raising or lowering the loading member 150.

4 is a perspective view illustrating the loading member 150. Fig. The loading member 150 has a box shape in which a ceiling surface is opened, and has a so-called pocket shape. The loading member 150 has an L-shaped portion 220 and is suspended in the beam 206 of the supporting member as shown in Fig. 2, so that the loading member 150 is detachable from the supporting member. Thus, since the stacking member 150 can be replaced, the shape, the volume, and the number of the stacking members 150 can be selected. Further, since the loading member 150 can be removed, cleaning can be facilitated.

It is also possible that two or more loading members 150 are installed in one drawer 132.

The drawer 132 is provided with a pillar member 200 (see Fig. 2) adjacent to the sliding member 204 of the supporting member and a spring 202 connecting the sliding member 204 and the pillar member 200 . Hereinafter, the pillar member 200 and the spring 202 will be described in detail.

5 is a view for explaining the constructions of the column member 200 and the spring 202. Fig. 2, the column members 200 are provided on both left and right sides of a position adjacent to the rear surface of the front plate of the drawer 132, and the left and right column members 200 of Fig. Which correspond to the left and right column members 200 in the state seen from the inner side of the base cabinet 130 (the state shown in Fig. 2).

The column member 200 includes a concave portion 214 through which the convex portion 212 of the sliding member 204 is inserted in the vertical direction and a concave portion 214 through which the sliding member 204 is vertically guided, (215). Above the concave portion 214, a connecting portion 208 for fixing the upper end of the spring 202 is provided. The column member 200 is provided with a fixing portion 217 for fixing to the back surface of the front plate of the drawer 132.

Fig. 6 is a view for explaining the configuration of the sliding member 204. Fig. The sliding member 204 is provided on both left and right sides of a position adjacent to the rear surface of the front plate of the drawer 132 as in the above-described column member 200, and corresponds to the left and right in Fig. 2 .

The sliding member 204 has a convex portion 212 fitting with the concave portion 214 of the column member 200 and upper and lower grooves 213 penetrating the upper and lower rails 215 of the column member 200 . The convex portion 212 is hollow inside and accommodates the spring 202. A connecting portion 210 for fixing the lower end of the spring 202 is provided below the convex portion 212. The upper and lower grooves 213 are T-shaped in cross section and are configured to be slidable upward and downward without falling off the upper and lower rails 215. The convex portion 212 and the concave portion 214 are also formed so that the sliding member 204 is slid in the vertical direction with respect to the column member 200 while being combined with the upper and lower rails 215 and the upper and lower grooves 213 Respectively. Further, the sliding member 204 has a beam connecting portion 204a for connecting the beam 206. Further,

The spring 202 has an upper end connected to the connecting portion 208 of the column member 200 and a lower end connected to the connecting portion 210 of the sliding member 204. The spring 202 is a tension spring, and always acts in the direction of pulling up the sliding member 204. In the present embodiment, two springs 202 are connected to one pillar member 200, but any one of them may be used. It is preferable to select the number or intensity of the springs 202 according to the weight of the object to be picked up depending on the position or size of the drawer.

7 is a view for explaining a combination of the pillar member 200 and the sliding member 204. Fig. The illustrated pillar member 200 and the sliding member 204 are in a state viewed from above on the left side of the above. The convex portion 212 of the sliding member 204 is fitted in the concave portion 214 of the column member 200 in the direction of the arrow 216 so that both are combined.

More specifically, the upper and lower rails 215 and upper and lower grooves 213 (FIG. 6), the concave portions 214 and the convex portions 212 are combined from below the column member 200, The sliding member 204 is slid and fitted. At this time, the spring 202 is connected to the connecting portion 208 (FIG. 5) of the pillar member 200, and the spring 202 is inserted while inserting the spring 202 into the cavity of the convex portion 212. And the lower end of the spring 202 is connected to the connecting portion 210 of the sliding member 204 when the sliding member 204 reaches the upper end of the column member 200. [ Although the connecting portion 208 of the pillar member 200 is provided in the recess 214, the illustration is omitted in Fig.

Fig. 8 is a view for explaining the sliding movement of the left sliding member 204 among the above, and Fig. 9 and Fig. 10 are cross-sectional views for explaining the movement and respective portions of the loading member 150 by the lifting mechanism . 8 (a) shows a state in which the slidable member 204 is lowered, and FIG. 8 (b) shows a state in which the slidable member 204 is lifted. 9 (a) is a view showing a state in which the drawer 132 is housed in the base cabinet 130, and Fig. 9 (b) is a view showing a state immediately before the lifting member 150 starts rising 9 (c) is a view showing the elevation of the loading member 150, and Fig. 9 (d) is a view showing a state in which the drawer 132 is drawn out to the maximum.

As shown in Fig. 8 (a), when the sliding member 204 is lowered, the spring 202 is elongated, and a force F2 is generated due to the elastic force. 8 (b), the sliding member 204 can be raised to almost the upper end portion of the pillar member 200. As shown in Fig.

The weight of the slidable member 204 and the stacking member 150 and the object to be contained therein is supported by both the spring 202 and the link mechanism including the pulleys 168 and 169 and the rail 160 do. More specifically, the pulleys 168 and 169 and the rails 160 take charge of lifting and lowering, and the spring 202 always has a function of reducing weight. When the spring 202 is not provided, the weight on the front side of the arm 178 is increased and tilted, so that the sliding friction between the pillar member 200 and the sliding member 204 increases, There is a concern. As a result, the spring 202 plays an important role for reliable operation.

As shown in Fig. 9 (a), the position where the upper pulley 168 is positioned is the depth side view point P1 in a state in which the drawer 132 is accommodated. The depth side view point P1 is located on the depth side horizontal portion 164. The upper pulley 168 moves along the depth side horizontal portion 164 of the rail 160 so that the loading member 150 also moves horizontally.

9 (b), the upper pulley 168 reaches the rising point P2 after passing through the depth-side horizontal portion 164, as shown in Fig. 9 (b). The rising point P2 is an intersection of the depth side horizontal portion 164 and the slope portion 162 and is a point where the loading member 150 starts to rise when the drawer 132 is pulled out.

The length L1 from the depth side view point P1 to the starting point P2 is longer than the depth L2 of the mounting member 150. [ Thereby, when the upper pulley 168 reaches the starting point P2, the stacking member 150 is already taken out of the base cabinet 130 as a whole. The depth L2 of the stacking member 150 is the length from the front face of the front plate of the drawer 132 to the rear end of the rear side of the L-shaped portion 220 of the stacking member 150. [ From this, the loading member 150 is lifted out of the base cabinet 130 and then ascends.

9 (c), when the upper pulley 168 moves to the inclined portion 162 beyond the rising point P2, the pillar member 200 is pulled out The sliding member 204 is moved upwardly along the slope portion 162 (orbit shown by arrow 188), while continuing the horizontal movement in unison with the drawer 132.

During this ascending movement, the force F1 (see Fig. 2) in the upward direction converted by the pulleys 168 and 169 and the rail 160 and the force F2 (Fig. 2) pulled up by the spring 202 8 (a)], the stacking member 150 can be raised.

When the drawing is further continued, the loading member 150 reaches the upper end of the movable range as shown in Fig. 9 (d). At this time, the upper pulley 168 reaches the front side horizontal portion 166 of the rail 160, and a force F1 (Fig. 2) in the direction of raising by the pulleys 168, 169 and the rail 160 is generated . 8 (b), the force F2 pulled up by the spring 202 is also weakened as the stacking member 150 reaches the uppermost portion of the column member 200. As shown in Fig. Thereby causing the loading member (150) to move horizontally with the drawer (132).

In a state in which the drawer 132 is drawn out to the maximum extent, the position located in the upper pulley 168 is referred to as a forward-side view point P3. The front side view P3 is located on the front side horizontal portion 166. [ At this time, the upper pulley 168 has a role of supporting the weight of the rear portion of the support member and maintaining the horizontal posture. Since the lower pulley 169 does not have a role, the lower pulley 169 may protrude from the front end of the front side horizontal portion 166 and may be out of the rail 160. As a result, the draw-out amount of the drawer 132 can be reduced.

When the drawer 132 is pushed in from the state shown in Fig. 9 (d), the opposite operation is performed. The length L3 from the front side viewpoint P3 to the starting point P2 is the depth L2 of the stacking member 150 at the protrusion amount L4 of the drawer when the drawer 132 is drawn out to the maximum, Is set to be shorter than the length L5 obtained by subtracting the length L5. Thus, when the loading member 150 starts to be stored in the storage container 152, the descent has already been completed along the inclined portion 162. That is, after the stacking member 150 shown in FIG. 9 (b) is positioned, it is stored.

As described above, since the loading member 150 is vertically moved up and down on the storage hood 152 and moves only in the horizontal direction along the depth side horizontal portion 164 in the storage compartment 152, ) Can be avoided from colliding with the inner wall of the upper drawer or the front drawer.

While the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the related examples. Those skilled in the art will recognize that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

In the present invention, for example, a drawer having a drawer like a kitchen can be used.

100: System Kitchen
110: Ceiling board
112:
112a: Grill
112b: Operation panel
114: Cooking space
116: Sink
120: Wind tunnel cabinet
122: Spice box
124: Drawer
126: Under the storage compartment
130: Base cabinet
131: Drawer
132: Drawer
136: Under the storage compartment
140: Sink cabinet
144: Drawer
146: Storage underneath
150:
152:
160: rail
162:
164:
168: Upper pulley
169: Lower pulley
P1: depth side viewpoint
P2: Starting point of rise
P3:
178:
188: Arrow
200: column member
202: spring
204: sliding member
204a:
206: beam
208: connection portion
210: connection portion
212: convex portion
213: Upper and lower groove
214:
215: Upper and lower rails
216: Arrow
217:
220: L

Claims (5)

A drawer capable of slidably accommodating a drawer capable of containing a drawee therein,
A loading member disposed in the drawer and capable of loading the object to be loaded therein,
A lifting mechanism for lifting and lowering the loading member in the vertical direction,
And a support member which supports the stacking member and extends in a draw-out direction of the drawer,
Wherein the lifting mechanism includes a rail disposed on a wall surface in the storage compartment and a pulley guided by the rail,
The pulley is pivotally attached to the rear of the support member,
Wherein the rail has an inclined portion that converts a force in a direction of pulling out the drawer into a force in a direction of raising the support member and a horizontal portion that is continuous to the inclined portion and is provided on a deeper side than the inclined portion,
Wherein a length from a depth side viewpoint where the pulley is located when the drawer is housed to a rising point that is an intersection of the horizontal portion and the inclined portion is longer than a depth of the stacking member. A drawer capable of slidably accommodating a drawer capable of containing a drawee therein,
A loading member disposed in the drawer,
A lifting mechanism for lifting and lowering the loading member in the vertical direction,
And a support member which supports the stacking member and extends in a draw-out direction of the drawer,
Wherein the lifting mechanism includes a rail disposed on a wall surface in the storage compartment and a pulley guided by the rail,
The pulley is pivotally attached to the rear of the support member,
Wherein the rail has an inclined portion that converts a force in a direction of pulling out the drawer into a force in a direction of raising the support member and a horizontal portion that is continuous to the inclined portion and is provided on a deeper side than the inclined portion,
Wherein a length from a front side view point where a pulley is positioned when the drawer is pulled out from the storage compartment to a rising point that is an intersection of the horizontal part and the inclined part is set to a value obtained by subtracting the projected amount of the drawer Is shorter than the length obtained by subtracting the depth of the stacking member. 3. The method according to claim 1 or 2,
Wherein the stacking member is attachable to and detachable from the support member. The apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the drawer includes: a column member adjacent to the support member;
Further comprising a spring connecting the support member and the column member,
The spring has an upper end connected to the column member and a lower end connected to the support member,
Wherein the lifting mechanism raises the stacking member by adding a restoring force of the spring to a force for moving the supporting member upward. The storage compartment according to claim 1, characterized in that the stacking member is installed at a position adjacent to the rear surface of the drawer front plate.

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