KR102525648B1 - Refrigerator - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a refrigerator. The present invention may include a cabinet having a storage compartment 3 formed therein, and a storage assembly 100 installed in the storage compartment 3 and having a storage space 130a formed therein. In addition, the storage assembly 100 is provided with a guide frame 110 in which a drawer guide part 121 and a shelf guide part 125 are provided at different heights, and the guide frame 110 includes a storage drawer 130 and a plurality of shelves 150 and 170 may be disposed.
At this time, the shelves 150 and 170 include shelf frames 151 and 171 and upper plates 160 and 180 coupled to upper surfaces of the shelf frames 151 and 171, and the lower surfaces of the upper plates 160 and 180 are on the upper surfaces of the shelf frames 151 and 171. The adhesive portions 152b, 153b, and 172b that are open toward and filled with the adhesive may be recessed. Accordingly, the shelf frames 151 and 171 do not cover the edges of the top plates 160 and 180, so that the entire upper surface of the top plates 160 and 180 can be exposed, and since the adhesive is injected through the adhesive portions 152b, 153b, and 172b that open upwards, the adhesive is injected. The operation of injecting can be easily performed.

Description

Refrigerator {Refrigerator}

The present invention relates to a refrigerator, and more particularly, to a refrigerator having a drawer-type storage assembly therein.

In general, a refrigerator is a home appliance capable of storing food at a low temperature in an internal storage space shielded by a door. To this end, the refrigerator is configured to cool the inside of the storage space using cool air generated through heat exchange with a refrigerant circulating in the refrigerating cycle, thereby storing stored food in an optimal state.

In recent years, it has been gradually becoming larger and multi-functional according to the trend of changing dietary life and upgrading of products. In addition, for the convenience of users, various structures have been developed to efficiently use the internal space of the refrigerator. For example, there is a structure in which a storage box for storing fresh food such as fruit is placed separately inside the refrigerator and the upper part of the storage box is covered with a shelf made of a transparent material so that the user can observe the inside of the storage box. At this time, various products may be placed on top of the storage box.

The upper shelf of the box is made of glass, and a part fixing the edge of the transparent shelf is made of an injection-molded material. However, in order to wrap and fix the edge of the transparent shelf made of glass material with injection molding, a method such as insert injection must be used, which not only increases manufacturing cost, but also reduces the aesthetics of the box because the part wrapped with injection molding is covered by injection molding. There is also a problem.

In addition, when a plurality of transparent shelves are disposed inside the refrigerator in a structure that extends to each other, the upper surfaces of the shelves cannot be connected in parallel to each other because the injection molding material surrounding the edges of the transparent shelves protrudes. Accordingly, when storage is placed on top of the shelves, the storage is tilted to one side due to the protruding injection molding material, and there is a problem in that the storage is interfered with during movement.

To solve this problem, a method of bonding the bottom of the transparent shelf to the frame was developed instead of covering the edge of the transparent shelf with injection molding. For example, Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1507411 (Prior Art 1) discloses a technique of placing a locking protrusion at the bottom of a glass shelf and injecting an adhesive through an injection hole of the holding protrusion, and US Patent Registration 4,582,738 (Prior Art 2) discloses a method of bonding a glass sheet by injecting an adhesive through a hole in a leg.

However, these prior arts are not easy to manufacture because an injection hole must be molded in the frame to inject the adhesive into the shelf and the adhesive must be accurately injected through the injection hole. In addition, in the prior art, UV adhesive (Light Cure Adhesive) is used for bonding the shelf, so a separate ultraviolet irradiation facility is required, and thus manufacturing cost increases.

In addition, in the process of injecting the adhesive, the adhesive may leak between the shelf and the frame, which deteriorates the quality of the shelf.

Republic of Korea Patent Registration No. 10-1507411 (Prior Art 1) US registered patent 4,582,738 (prior art 2)

The present invention is to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and an object of the present invention is to have a recessed bonding groove on the surface of the shelf frame so that the top plate of a transparent material is directly adhered to the shelf frame.

Another object of the present invention is to make a plurality of open top plates form the same plane with each other, and there is no protrusion between the top plates.

Another object of the present invention is to prevent the adhesive injected into the adhesive groove from leaking out of the shelf frame.

According to a feature of the present invention for achieving the above object, the present invention may include a cabinet having a storage compartment therein, and a storage assembly installed in the storage compartment and having a storage space therein. The storage assembly may include a guide frame having drawer guides and shelf guides having different heights, and storage drawers and shelves may be disposed on the guide frame.

At this time, the shelf includes a shelf frame coupled to the shelf guide part and a top plate coupled to the top surface of the shelf frame, and an adhesive portion opened toward the bottom surface of the top plate and filled with adhesive is recessed in the top surface of the shelf frame. It can be. Accordingly, the shelf frame does not cover the edge of the top plate, so that the entire top surface of the top plate can be exposed, and since the adhesive is injected through the adhesive portion that is opened upward, the operation of injecting the adhesive can be easily performed.

The shelf may include a first shelf that is rotatably coupled to the shelf guide and includes a first shelf frame and a first top plate coupled to an upper portion of the first shelf frame. In addition, the shelf may further include a second shelf moving along the shelf guide part and the first shelf frame, and the second shelf may include a second top plate coupled to an upper portion of the second shelf frame. there is. The first adhesive portion and the second adhesive portion that open toward the bottom surfaces of the first top plate and the second top plate may be recessed in the upper surfaces of the first shelf frame and the second shelf frame, respectively.

In addition, the first attachment part is formed on the side attachment grooves formed on the upper surface of the pair of first shelf bodies disposed on both sides of the first shelf frame and on the upper surface of the first front body disposed in front of the first shelf frame. It may include a formed front adhesive groove.

In addition, the side adhesive grooves include a first side adhesive groove extending along the longitudinal direction of the first shelf body and a second side adhesive groove formed parallel to the first side adhesive groove and disposed outside the first side adhesive groove. It may include a side adhesive groove.

In addition, the second side adhesive grooves may be respectively disposed on both sides of the first side adhesive grooves.

The first side adhesive groove may have a wider left and right width than the second side adhesive groove, and the second side adhesive groove may have a deeper depression than the first side adhesive groove.

In addition, the first shelf frame may include a pair of first shelf bodies spaced apart from each other and disposed on both sides. A first front body may be connected between the pair of first shelf bodies, and the first front body may be disposed in front of the first shelf frame. In this case, the adhesive part may be formed continuously on the upper surface of the first shelf body and the upper surface of the first front body.

In addition, the pair of first shelf bodies are formed with connection guide parts facing each other, the second shelf slides forward and backward along the shelf guide part and the connection guide part, and the second shelf is the shelf guide part. When moving from to the connection guide part, the second shelf may overlap the first shelf.

In addition, the second attachment portion may include main attachment grooves extending along the longitudinal direction of the second shelf body disposed on both sides of the second shelf frame. In addition, an auxiliary adhesive groove may be formed parallel to the main adhesive groove, and the auxiliary adhesive groove may be disposed outside the main adhesive groove.

Further, the main bonding groove may have a wider left and right width than the auxiliary bonding groove, and the auxiliary bonding groove may have a deeper depression than the main bonding groove.

In addition, a guide fence may protrude from an upper surface of the second shelf body, and the guide fence may extend in a direction parallel to the second attachment part. At this time, the guide fence surrounds the circumferential surface of the second top plate and may be disposed closer to the outer side of the first shelf body than the auxiliary bonding groove.

The first front body is provided with a cover covering the front circumferential surface of the first top plate, and the upper surface of the first shelf and the upper surface of the second shelf in a state in which the first shelf and the second shelf are spread out. And upper surfaces of the cover part may form the same plane as each other.

As discussed above, the refrigerator according to the present invention has the following effects.

In the present invention, the surface of the shelf frame constituting the shelf is recessed with an adhesive portion, and a top plate made of a transparent material may be directly adhered to the shelf frame while covering the adhesive portion. Accordingly, since the shelf frame does not cover the edge of the top plate, the entire upper surface of the top plate can be exposed, and the aesthetics of the shelf can be improved.

At this time, since the adhesive is injected into the shelf frame through the adhesive portion that is open upwards without a complex structured injection hole, the adhesive injection operation can be easily performed.

In addition, the injection molding material does not protrude between the first shelf and the second shelf, which are spread out to each other, and the upper surfaces of the two shelves form the same plane. Accordingly, even if the stored items are placed on the shelf, the stored items do not tilt and there is no part that gets stuck when moving the stored items, so the usability of the refrigerator is improved.

In addition, in the shelf of the present invention, a plurality of adhesive grooves are arranged side by side along the longitudinal direction of the shelf frame. Since the adhesive supplied to the upper surface of the shelf frame is injected into the plurality of adhesive grooves, the adhesive force between the shelf frame and the top plate can be increased. In addition, since the adhesive can be sequentially injected into the plurality of adhesive grooves, the adhesive does not leak out of the shelf frame. Accordingly, the shelf assembly quality of the refrigerator may be improved, and the aesthetics of the shelf may also be improved.

In addition, the adhesive portion formed on the shelf frame may not penetrate the shelf frame, but may be formed in a recessed structure on the upper surface of the shelf frame. Accordingly, the structure of a mold for injection molding the shelf frame can be simplified and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

Meanwhile, in the present invention, when the first shelf and the second shelf serving as a cover of the storage assembly overlap each other, the storage space is opened upward to increase the height at which objects can be stored. At the same time, the storage drawer itself provided with the storage space may be drawn forward. Accordingly, the user can not only store tall objects, but also can take out objects without interfering with other parts inside the refrigerator when the storage drawer is drawn forward, thereby improving usability.

1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of a refrigerator according to the present invention;
2 is a perspective view showing a state in which objects are stored in a storage assembly constituting one embodiment of FIG. 1;
3 is a perspective view showing a state in which a storage drawer is withdrawn from the storage assembly shown in FIG. 2;
4 is a perspective view showing the configuration of a storage assembly constituting one embodiment of FIG. 1;
5 is a perspective view showing a state in which a second cover overlaps a first cover in the storage assembly constituting the embodiment of FIG. 1;
6 is a perspective view showing a state in which objects are stored in a storage space in the state shown in FIG. 5;
7 is a perspective view illustrating a folded state of a first cover and a second cover in the storage assembly constituting the embodiment of FIG. 1;
8 is an exploded perspective view showing each part of the storage assembly constituting the embodiment of FIG. 1 in an exploded manner;
9 is a perspective view showing an assembled state of a storage drawer and a guide frame of the storage assembly constituting the embodiment of FIG. 1;
10 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XX' of FIG. 4;
11 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a first shelf constituting one embodiment of FIG. 1;
Fig. 12 is a perspective view showing the configuration of the first shelf frame shown in Fig. 11;
Fig. 13 is a cross-sectional view along line XIII-XIII' of Fig. 12;
14 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of another embodiment of a first shelf frame;
15 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a second shelf constituting one embodiment of FIG. 1;
16 is a perspective view showing the configuration of a second shelf body among the second shelf frames shown in FIG. 15;
Fig. 17 is a cross-sectional view along the line XVII-XVII' of Fig. 16;
18 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of another embodiment of a second shelf frame;

Hereinafter, some embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail through exemplary drawings. In adding reference numerals to components of each drawing, it should be noted that the same components have the same numerals as much as possible even if they are displayed on different drawings. In addition, in describing an embodiment of the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known configuration or function hinders understanding of the embodiment of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

The present invention relates to a refrigerator, and a storage assembly 100 is disposed inside the refrigerator. The storage assembly 100 is for storing food and other objects (hereinafter, referred to as 'storage items P1, P2, and P3'). Some of the storage assembly 100 (storage drawer 130) can be moved in and out of the storage compartment 3 of the refrigerator, and other parts (the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170) can be moved in and out of the storage compartment 3 ), overlapping or folding operations can be performed. Below, the structure of the storage assembly 100 will be mainly described.

Prior to description, when defining the direction of the drawing, the front (front) of the refrigerator is the direction toward the user when the user looks at the refrigerator from the front, and the rear (rear) is the opposite direction. (X in FIG. 1 axial direction), and the left (left) and right (right) sides of the refrigerator are the left and right width directions (see Y-axis direction in FIG. 1), and the top (top) and bottom (bottom) of the refrigerator are the height direction ( See the Z-axis direction in FIG. 1).

The refrigerator includes a cabinet having a storage compartment 3 therein, and a door (not shown) coupled to the cabinet to shield the storage compartment 3. The cabinet is formed as a cylindrical body open to the front, and an inner case 1 constituting the cabinet is shown in FIG. 1 . Although not shown, the cabinet includes an outer case forming an outer wall of the cabinet and an inner case 1 forming an inner wall of the cabinet.

A storage compartment 3 is provided inside the inner case 1 . The storage compartment 3 is an empty space in which goods are stored, and a plurality of shelves (not shown) may be provided in the storage compartment 3 . The shelves may serve to partition the storage compartment 3 in the vertical direction. To install the shelf, a mounting rail 5 is provided on the inner surface of the storage compartment 3.

A storage assembly 100 is provided in the storage compartment 3 . The storage assembly 100 can not only store the stored items P1, P2, and P3 in the internal storage space 130a, but also provide a shelf function in which the stored items P1, P2, and P3 can be seated. can The storage assembly 100 is disposed in the storage compartment 3. As shown in FIG. 1, the storage assembly 100 may be disposed at the bottom of the storage compartment 3, but may also be disposed in the middle or upper portion of the storage compartment 3.

Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3 , it can be seen that the storage drawer 130 among the components constituting the storage assembly 100 is moved in and out of the storage compartment 3 . In FIG. 2 , the storage drawer 130 is located inside the storage compartment 3 , and in FIG. 3 , the storage drawer 130 is drawn out of the storage compartment 3 . After the user pulls out the storage drawer 130 as shown in FIG. 3 , the user stores the stored items P1, P2, and P3 in the storage space 130a or the stored items P1, P3 stored in the storage space 130a. P2, P3) can be taken out.

2 and 3, the storage space 130a of the storage drawer 130 is expressed in an upwardly open state. That is, the shelves 150 and 170 covering the top of the storage drawer 130 are overlapped with each other or rotated in an overlapped state so that the storage space 130a is opened. When the storage space 130a is opened, the storage space 130a may also store objects P1, P2, and P3 of high height.

Here, the overlapping of the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 constituting the shelves 150 and 170 means the state shown in FIG. 5, and the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 Rotation in a state of overlapping each other means the same state as in FIG. 7 . And, the fact that the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 are spread out means that they cover the top of the storage space 130a as shown in FIG. 4 .

Therefore, the user can (i) unfold the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 as shown in FIG. 4 and use them as covers and shelves, (ii) use the second shelf 170 as a first shelf ( 150), only the front of the storage drawer 130 may be opened upward, and (iii) the front of the storage drawer 130 by folding the overlapping second shelf 170 and first shelf 150 as shown in FIG. Both the and the rear can be opened. Among them, since the storage space 130a is opened upward in FIGS. 5 and 7, storage items P1, P2, and P3 higher than the height of the storage space 130a can be stored.

The storage assembly 100 is disposed in the storage chamber 3, and the location of the storage assembly 100 is determined by the guide frame 110. The guide frame 110 is fixed to the inner case 1 and guides the forward and backward movement of the storage drawer 130 . In addition, the guide frame 110 also guides rotation of the first shelf 150 and forward and backward movement of the second shelf 170 . The guide frame 110 may be fixed to the inner case 1 with fasteners such as screws, or may be fixed to the inner case 1 by press fit or adhesive.

Referring to FIGS. 7 and 8 , the guide frame 110 has a substantially U-shaped skeleton. More precisely, the guide frame 110 includes a pair of side bodies 111 spaced apart from each other and disposed side by side, and a rear body 115 connecting the pair of side bodies 111. The guide frame 110 may be made of a synthetic resin material and may be integrally molded.

The side bodies 111 of the guide frame 110 are in close contact with both sides of the inner surface of the inner case 1, and the rear body 115 is in close contact with the rear surface of the inner surface of the inner case 1. The guide frame 110 is firmly fixed to the inner case 1 so as not to move together during the process of moving in and out of the storage drawer 130 .

The side body 111 of the guide frame 110 has a substantially rectangular plate shape. A plurality of reinforcing ribs (reference numerals omitted) may be provided on the outer surface of the side body 111 toward the inner surface of the inner case 1 . The reinforcing ribs do not extend to the upper surface of the guide frame 110 and are omitted in the middle.

And the top of the side body 111 has a deformation prevention portion 113. The deformation prevention part 113 is provided in the front and rear along the upper end of the side body 111, and may be a kind of slimming structure. The deformation preventing part 113 is to prevent the side body 111 from contracting due to thermal deformation when the guide frame 110 is injection-molded. Reference numeral 112 denotes a front deco provided at the front end of the deformation preventing part 113, and the front deco 112 has a unified aesthetic with the second front body 178 of the second shelf 170 to be described below. can provide

A mounting groove (S) is formed between the reinforcing rib and the deformation preventing part (113). The mounting groove (S) is a relatively recessed portion than the deformation preventing portion 113 and the reinforcing rib. A mounting portion (not shown) of the inner case 1 is inserted into the mounting groove S, so that the base frame can be fixed to the inner case 1 .

A drawer guide part 121 and a shelf guide part 125 are provided at different heights on the inner surface of the side body 111. The drawer guide part 121 guides the storage drawer 130, and the shelf guide part 125 guides the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170. The drawer guide part 121 and the shelf guide part 125 respectively extend in the longitudinal direction of the side body 111 in the front and rear directions.

In this embodiment, the drawer guide part 121 is disposed below the shelf guide part 125 . Accordingly, the storage drawer 130 is disposed below the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170, and the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 are the upper part of the storage drawer 130. can serve as a cover.

As shown in FIG. 8 , the drawer guide part 121 extends in the front-rear direction and is recessed in the side body 111. The draw-out rail 135 of the storage drawer 130 is fitted into the drawer guide portion 121, and when the storage drawer 130 is moved in and out in the front and rear directions, the draw-out rail 135 is attached to the drawer guide portion 121. are guided

The front end of the drawer guide part 121 is opened forward to form a rail entrance 121a. The draw-out rail 135 may be inserted into the drawer guide part 121 through the rail entrance 121a. A rail stopper 121b protrudes from the rail entrance 121a, and the rail stopper 121b hangs on the rail end 135a of the take-out rail 135 so that the storage drawer 130 is attached to the guide frame 110. to prevent complete separation from

Looking at the shelf guide part 125, the shelf guide part 125 includes a first shelf guide 126 disposed relatively inside the side body 111 and a second shelf guide 127 disposed outside the side body 111. includes The first shelf 150 is disposed on the first shelf guide 126 , and the second shelf 170 is disposed on the second shelf guide 127 . The first shelf guide 126 and the second shelf guide 127 may be continuously connected to each other to form one path.

The first shelf guide 126 has a wider upper and lower width than the second shelf guide 127 . Referring to FIG. 5 , since not only the first shelf 150 but also the second shelf 170 may be disposed on the first shelf guide 126 so as to overlap the first shelf 150, the first shelf 150 may be disposed on the first shelf guide 126. The shelf guide 126 is wider than the second shelf guide 127.

There is a stepped portion 128 between the first shelf guide 126 and the second shelf guide 127. Since the first shelf guide 126 is wider than the second shelf guide 127, a stepped portion 128 is formed between them. In this embodiment, the stepped portion 128 is extends in an oblique direction. Accordingly, when the second shelf 170 moves in the direction from the second shelf guide 127 to the first shelf guide 126, the rear end of the second shelf 170 can naturally drop downward.

More precisely, the guide protrusion 177 provided on the second shelf 170 moves downward along the stepped portion 128, and accordingly, the entire second shelf 170 can move in an inclined direction. there is. When the guide protrusion 177 of the second shelf 170 moves downward along the stepped portion 128, the entire second shelf 170 becomes inclined, and in this state, the second shelf 170 ) moves downward of the first shelf 150 so that the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 can be stacked with each other.

At this time, as shown in FIG. 8, a shelf stopper 128' is provided between the first shelf guide 126 and the second shelf guide 127 corresponding to opposite sides of the stepped portion 128. The shelf stopper 128' may interfere with the guide protrusion 177 to fix the initial position of the guide protrusion 177. When the second shelf 170 is unfolded again from the first shelf 150 (see FIG. 4), the guide protrusion 177 may interfere with the shelf stopper 128'. Accordingly, the guide protrusion 177 may be positioned behind the shelf stopper 128'.

Meanwhile, in this embodiment, the first shelf guide 126 has a deeper depression than the second shelf guide 127. That is, the first shelf guide 126 is recessed further into the side body 111 than the second shelf guide 127 in the left-right width direction (Y-axis direction in FIG. 1). In this case, the first shelf body 152 of the first shelf 150 is positioned on the first shelf guide 126, and the connection guide part 155 of the first shelf body 152 is positioned on the second shelf. It can be connected continuously with the guide 127.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the top of the first shelf guide 126 is open upward, and an opening 126a is formed at the top of the side body 111 . The opening 126a is formed in a direction to further widen the left and right widths of the storage space 130a. The first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 may be mounted to the guide frame 110 in a downward direction through the opening 126a. More precisely, after the second shelf 170 is first mounted on the guide frame 110 through the opening 126a, it moves from the first shelf guide 126 to the second shelf guide 127. do. Subsequently, the first shelf 150 may be mounted on the first shelf guide 126 through the opening 126a.

A rotation guide 126b is provided inside the first shelf guide 126. The rotation guide 126b can be regarded as a part that is avoided so as not to interfere with the first shelf guide 126 when the first shelf 150 rotates relative to the guide frame 110 . To this end, the rotation guide 126b is formed with a larger vertical width than the first shelf guide 126 on the side body 111 .

A rotation groove 129 is recessed in the rotation guide 126b. The rotation groove 129 is recessed in the upper part of the rotation guide 126b. The rotating protrusion 159 of the first shelf 150 is fitted into the rotation groove 129 so as to become the center of rotation of the first shelf 150 . The rotation grooves 129 are formed on each of the pair of side bodies 111, and the rotation protrusions 159 are also provided on both side surfaces of the first shelf 150, respectively.

In this embodiment, the front end of the second shelf guide 127 is blocked. Therefore, the second shelf 170 may not be separated forward due to being blocked by the front end. And, as shown in FIG. 7 , the front half of the second shelf guide 127 is formed to gradually narrow in width, so that noise generated when the second shelf 170 is pulled forward can be reduced.

Next, looking at the storage drawer 130, the storage drawer 130 has a substantially hexahedral shape, and a storage space 130a is provided at the center. The storage space 130a is an empty space that is open upward. When the storage drawer 130 is withdrawn from the guide frame 110, the storage space 130a is opened upward, and when the storage drawer 130 is stored again in the guide frame 110, the storage space 130a is shielded by the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170.

The drawer side part 131, the drawer rear part 132, and the drawer front part 133 constituting the storage drawer 130 are connected to each other, and the storage space 130a is formed in a portion wrapped therein. Among them, the drawer front part 133 faces the user, and the drawer rear part 132 faces the inside of the inner case 1 . And the drawer side part 131 is a part guided by the guide frame 110 .

Draw-out rails 135 are provided on the side surfaces of the drawers 131. The withdrawal rail 135 extends along the withdrawal direction of the storage drawer 130 . That is, the pull-out rail 135 extends in the front-rear direction of the storage drawer 130 (X-axis direction in FIG. 1 ) and protrudes from the drawer side portion 131 .

At the end of the take-out rail 135, a rail end 135a is provided. The rail end 135a has a larger width than the take-out rail 135 . The rail end portion 135a is inserted into the drawer guide portion 121 through the rail entrance 121a of the drawer guide portion 121 . Further, the rail end 135a is caught on the rail stopper 121b provided at the rail entrance 121a, and the storage drawer 130 can be prevented from being completely separated from the guide frame 110.

The drawer side part 131 is provided with a seating protrusion 136 spaced apart from the withdrawal rail 135 . The seating protrusion 136 is located behind the drawer side part 131 than the rail end part 135a, and has a cylindrical shape in this embodiment. The seating protrusion 136 may have the same height as the rail end 135a while being spaced apart from it. The seating protrusion 136 is seated in the innermost space of the drawer guide portion 121 when the pull-out rail 135 is completely inserted into the drawer guide portion 121 . In addition, since the seating protrusion 136 has a curved surface, when the storage drawer 130 is inserted into the storage compartment 3 along the guide frame 110, the storage drawer 130 moves smoothly. allow you to move

Referring to FIG. 9 , it can be seen that the storage drawer 130 is completely mounted on the guide frame 110 . 9, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 are omitted, so that the storage space 130a is completely open upward.

Next, the shelves 150 and 170 will be described. The skeletons of the shelves 150 and 170 are formed by shelf frames 151 and 171, and top plates 160 and 180 are respectively disposed on top of them. At this time, the upper plates 160 and 180 may be adhered to the adhesive portions 152b, 153b, and 172b formed on the shelf frames 151 and 171. Hereinafter, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 constituting the shelves 150 and 170 will be sequentially described.

First, looking at the function of the first shelf 150, (i) the first shelf 150 functions as a shelf on which the storage items P1, P2, and P3 can be seated, and at the same time (ii) the storage drawer ( 130), it also functions as a cover to block the storage space 130a. In addition, (iii) when the first shelf 150 is rotated, as shown in FIG. 7 , the storage space 130a is opened so that the tall storage items P1, P2, and P3 can be stored in the storage space 130a. make it possible Finally, (iv) the first shelf 150 may also serve to guide the movement of the second shelf 170 so that the second shelf 170 overlaps the first shelf 150. .

The first shelf 150 may function as a shelf together with the second shelf 170 . Referring to FIG. 10 , the upper surface of the first shelf 150 and the upper surface of the second shelf 170 form the same plane. In FIG. 10 , A indicates a virtual extension line connecting the upper surface of the first shelf 150 and the upper surface of the second shelf 170 . Therefore, even if the user places the stored items P1, P2, and P3 on the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170, the stored items P1, P2, and P3 are not stored on the first shelf 150. ) and the second shelf 170, it is possible to prevent unstable storage due to tilting. This structure will be described again below.

Referring to FIG. 11 , the first shelf 150 includes a first shelf frame 151 and a first top plate 160 coupled to the first shelf frame 151 . In this embodiment, the first shelf frame 151 has an approximate 'U' shape and is made of a synthetic resin material. The first shelf frame 151 forms the skeleton of the first shelf 150, and the first top plate 160 covers the upper part of the storage space 130a and stores items P1, P2, and P3 therein. A storage place that can be seated is provided on the upper part.

Looking at the structure of the first shelf frame 151, the first shelf frame 151 includes a pair of first shelf bodies 152 spaced apart from each other, and both ends of the pair of first shelf bodies ( 152) includes a first front body 153 respectively connected to the front ends. The pair of first shelf bodies 152 are coupled to the pair of side bodies 111 of the guide frame 110, respectively. Also, the first front body 153 is disposed to face the rear end of the second shelf 170 when the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 are unfolded.

The first top plate 160 has a rectangular plate shape and may be made of a transparent or translucent material. For example, the first top plate 160 may be made of glass or a transparent synthetic resin material. When the first top plate 160 is transparent, the storage space 130a can be observed through the first top plate 160 . The storage items P1, P2, and P3 may be seated on the upper surface 161 of the first top plate 160.

The edge of the first top plate 160 is in close contact with the pair of first shelf bodies 152 and the first front body 153 . Since the first top plate 160 is seated on top of the pair of first shelf bodies 152 and the first front body 153, the edge of the first top plate 160 is the first shelf frame ( 151), the entire area may be exposed upward. Through this structure, aesthetics of the storage assembly 100 can be improved.

The edge of the first top plate 160 may be fixed by being adhered to the top surface 152a of the first shelf body 152 and the top surface 153a of the first front body 153 . 12 and 13, the first adhesive portions 152b and 153b are recessed in the upper surface of the first shelf frame 151. An adhesive is applied to the first adhesive portions 152b and 153b, and the adhesive can fix the first top plate 160 to the upper surface of the first shelf frame 151. Here, the adhesive may be referred to as a sealant, and various materials having an adhesive component may be applied. For example, the adhesive may be a PVC-based, synthetic rubber-based, butyl rubber-based, epoxy resin-based, polyurethane-based, or silicone-based adhesive.

The first adhesive portions 152b and 153b include a side adhesive groove 152b and a front adhesive groove 153b. The side attachment groove 152b is recessed in the upper surface 152a of the first shelf body 152, and the front attachment groove 153b is recessed in the upper surface 153a of the first front body 153. will be. In this embodiment, the side bonding groove 152b and the front bonding groove 153b are continuously connected to each other.

Referring to FIG. 13, the side adhesive grooves 152b include a first side adhesive groove 152b1 disposed relatively inside and a second side adhesive groove 152b2 disposed outside the first side adhesive groove 152b1. ). The first side attachment groove 152b1 and the second side attachment groove 152b2 continuously extend along the longitudinal direction of the first shelf body 152, respectively.

In this way, when the number of side bonding grooves 152b is formed, the bonding area between the first top plate 160 and the first shelf body 152 is widened so that the first top plate 160 can be fixed more firmly. there is. In addition, even if the first top plate 160 is tilted or twisted, a minimum bonding area can be secured. For example, the bottom surface of the first top plate 160 may come into close contact with the first side bonding groove 152b1, but may be spaced apart from the second side bonding groove 152b2. Even in this case, the first top plate ( 160) may be fixed to the first shelf body 152 by the adhesive injected into the first side attachment groove 152b1.

In this embodiment, the first side adhesive groove 152b1 has a wider left and right width than the second side adhesive groove 152b2, and the second side adhesive groove 152b2 is more depressed than the first side adhesive groove 152b1. depth is formed deeper. The first side bonding groove 152b1 can secure a wide bonding area between the first top plate 160 and the first shelf body 152, and the second side bonding groove 152b2 can secure the first side bonding groove 152b2. It is possible to prevent the adhesive leaking from the side holding groove from escaping to the outside of the upper surface 152a of the first shelf body 152 . That is, the adhesive leaking from the first side bonding groove 152b1 permeates into the second side bonding groove 152b2 and is no longer discharged outward.

Of course, since the adhesive can also be filled in the second side adhesive groove 152b2, the second side adhesive groove 152b2, along with the first side adhesive groove 152b1, can also be used to protect the bottom surface of the first top plate 160 and the adhesive. It can serve to increase the adhesive strength between the upper surfaces 152a of the first shelf bodies 152.

Two first side attachment grooves 152b1 and two second side attachment grooves 152b2 are formed on the upper surface 152a of the first shelf body 152, respectively. Alternatively, each of the first side bonding groove 152b1 and the second side bonding groove 152b2 may be formed, or one of the two may be formed of one and the other of the two may be formed of two.

In this embodiment, the front bonding groove 153b is composed of one, and both ends thereof are respectively connected to the first side bonding groove 152b1. Of course, the front bonding groove 153b may also be configured in multiple numbers.

For reference, another embodiment of the first shelf body 1152 is shown in FIG. 14 . The same structure as the first shelf body 152 of the previous embodiment is assigned a code of the 1000th and the description thereof will be omitted. A side attachment groove 1152b is formed on the upper surface 1152a of the first shelf body 1152. The side attachment groove 1152b is composed of one piece and extends forward and backward along the longitudinal direction of the first shelf body 1152. The side attachment groove 1152b is formed in a shape recessed in the center of the upper surface 1152a of the first shelf body 1152.

Referring to FIG. 10 again, the first front body 153 is provided with a cover part 153' covering the front circumferential surface of the first top plate 160. The cover part 153' protrudes upward to cover the front circumferential surface of the first top plate 160. At this time, the upper surface 161 of the first shelf 160, the upper surface 181 of the second shelf 180, and the cover in a state where the first shelf 160 and the second shelf 180 are spread out. Upper surfaces of the portions 153' may form the same plane as each other. An imaginary extension line A shows that the upper surface 161 of the first shelf 160, the upper surface 181 of the second shelf 180, and the upper surface of the cover part 153' are coplanar with each other.

Referring to the embodiments of FIGS. 11 to 13 , a connection guide part 155 is formed on the first shelf body 152 . The connection guide part 155 is formed in a recessed shape on the inner surface of the pair of first shelf bodies 152 facing each other. The connection guide part 155 is connected to the shelf guide part 125. More precisely, the connection guide part 155 is the guide body 174 of the second shelf guide 127 among the shelf guide parts 125. , shelf rail). Accordingly, the second shelf body 172 of the second shelf 170 can be guided along a path from the second shelf guide 127 to the connection guide part 155.

The connection guide part 155 is opened forward. A guide inlet 155a is formed in the connection guide part 155, and the guide inlet 155a is open toward the second shelf 170. Accordingly, the second shelf 170 can move to the connection guide part 155 while being located on the second shelf guide 127 .

A guide stopper 156 is provided at the distal end of the connection guide part 155. The guide stopper 156 serves to limit the moving distance when the second shelf 170 is stacked and moved under the first shelf 150 . The guide stopper 156 may protrude from the connection guide part 155 and interfere with the end of the second shelf body 172 of the second shelf 170 .

A rotating protrusion 159 protrudes from the first shelf body 152 . The rotating protrusion 159 protrudes from a surface of the second shelf body 172 that is opposite to the connection guide part 155 . The rotating protrusion 159 has a substantially cylindrical shape and is inserted into the rotating groove 129 formed in the rotating guide 126b. The rotating protrusion 159 serves as a rotational center of the first shelf 150 .

15 shows the second shelf 170. The second shelf 170 includes a second shelf frame 171 and a second top plate 180 fixed to the second shelf frame 171 . In this embodiment, the second shelf frame 171 has a substantially 'c' shape and is made of a synthetic resin material. The second shelf frame 171 forms the skeleton of the second shelf 170, and the second top plate 180 covers the upper part of the storage space 130a and stores items P1, P2, and P3. A storage place that can be seated is provided on the upper part.

Looking at the structure of the second shelf frame 171, the second shelf frame 171 includes a pair of second shelf bodies 172 spaced apart from each other, and the pair of second shelf bodies 172. It includes a second front body 178 disposed in front of. The pair of second shelf bodies 172 are coupled to the pair of side bodies 111 of the guide frame 110, respectively. The second front body 178 is disposed to face the front end of the first shelf 150 when the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 are unfolded.

In this embodiment, the pair of second shelf bodies 172 are disposed below the left and right edges of the second top plate 180, respectively. Bottom surfaces of the left and right edges of the second top plate 180 are bonded to the top surfaces 172a of the pair of second shelf bodies 172 . A specific bonding structure between the second shelf body 172 and the second top plate 180 will be described below.

Guide bodies 174 to be described later are provided on both sides of the second shelf body 172, and the guide bodies 174 can be regarded as shelf rails. The shelf rail is a part that is disposed on the second shelf guide 127 and moves along the connection guide part 155 when the second shelf 170 retracts. The shelf rail may have a structure that protrudes further from both side surfaces of the second shelf body 172 .

The front body is not disposed below the front edge of the second top plate 180, but is assembled in such a way as to be inserted into the front surface of the second top plate 180. Accordingly, the upper surface of the front body may be located higher than the upper surface 181 of the second top plate 180 . In this way, it is possible to prevent the storage items P1, P2, and P3 on the second top plate 180 from rolling and falling in front of the second top plate 180, and the user grips the front body and the second top plate ( 180) can be easily pushed or pulled. Reference numeral 178a denotes a coupling groove into which the front edge of the second top plate 180 is inserted.

Referring to FIG. 16, the second adhesive portion 172b is provided on the upper surface 172a of the second shelf body 172. An adhesive is applied to the second adhesive portion 172b, and the adhesive can fix the second top plate 180 to the upper surface of the second shelf frame 171. Here, the adhesive may be referred to as a sealant, and various materials having an adhesive component may be applied.

The second adhesive portion 172b is recessed into the upper surface 172a of the second shelf body 172. The second adhesive portion 172b extends in the longitudinal direction of the second shelf body 172 and is recessed downward in the second shelf body 172 .

Referring to FIG. 17 , the second adhesive portion 172b includes a main adhesive groove 172b1 disposed relatively inside and an auxiliary adhesive groove 172b2 disposed outside the main adhesive groove 172b1. The main bonding groove 172b1 and the auxiliary bonding groove 172b2 continuously extend along the longitudinal direction of the second shelf body 172, respectively.

In this way, when the second adhesive portion 172b is composed of a plurality of pieces, the adhesive area between the second top plate 180 and the second shelf body 172 is widened so that the second top plate 180 can be more firmly fixed. there is. In addition, even if the second top plate 180 is tilted or twisted, a minimum bonding area can be secured. For example, the bottom surface of the second top plate 180 may come into close contact with the main bonding groove 172b1, but may be spaced apart from the auxiliary bonding groove 172b2. Even in this case, the second top plate 180 is It can be fixed to the second shelf body 172 by the adhesive injected into the adhesive groove 172b1.

In this embodiment, the main bonding groove 172b1 has a wider left and right width than the auxiliary bonding groove 172b2, and the auxiliary bonding groove 172b2 has a deeper depression than the main bonding groove 172b1. The main bonding groove 172b1 can secure a wide bonding area between the second top plate 180 and the second shelf body 172, and the auxiliary bonding groove 172b2 is the main bonding groove 172b1. It is possible to prevent the adhesive leaked from escaping to the outside of the upper surface 172a of the second shelf body 172. That is, the adhesive leaking from the main bonding groove 172b1 permeates into the auxiliary bonding groove 172b2 and is no longer discharged outward.

Of course, since the auxiliary adhesive groove 172b2 can also be filled with adhesive, the auxiliary adhesive groove 172b2, along with the main adhesive groove 172b1, is also applied to the lower surface of the second top plate 180 and the second shelf body 172. ) It may serve to increase the adhesive force between the upper surface (172a).

The auxiliary adhesive grooves 172b2 may be disposed on both sides of the main adhesive groove 172b1, and may consist of two. Unlike this, only one auxiliary adhesive groove 172b2 is formed on the upper surface 172a of the second shelf body 172, or both the main adhesive groove 172b1 and the auxiliary adhesive groove 172b2 consist of two. It could be.

For reference, another embodiment of the second shelf body 1172 is shown in FIG. 18 . The same structure as that of the second shelf body 172 of the previous embodiment is assigned a 1000th code and a description thereof will be omitted. A second adhesive portion 1172b is formed on the upper surface 1172a of the second shelf body 1172. The second adhesive portion 1172b is composed of one piece and extends forward and backward along the longitudinal direction of the second shelf body 1172 . The second adhesive portion 1172b is formed in a recessed shape in the center of the upper surface 1172a of the second shelf body 1172.

Referring to FIG. 17 again, the second shelf body 172 is provided with a guide fence 173. The guide fence 173 protrudes upward from the upper surface 172a of the second shelf body 172 . The guide fence 173 may extend in the same direction as the second adhesive portion 172b. A side edge of the second top plate 180 is seated on the guide fence 173 so that the guide fence 173 can support the side surface of the second top plate 180 . The surface of the guide fence 173 may be formed as a curved surface corresponding to the edge of the second top plate 180 .

A guide body 174 may be further provided on the second shelf body 172 . The guide body 174 further protrudes outward from the second shelf body 172 . The guide body 174 is a part of the shelf guide part 125 that is guided along the second shelf guide 127 and the connection guide part 155 . The guide body 174 can move forward and backward while being inserted into the second shelf guide 127 and the connection guide part 155. Reference numeral 176 denotes an extension extending downward from the guide body 174 .

A guide protrusion 177 is provided on the second shelf body 172 . The guide protrusion 177 protrudes downward from the distal end of the second shelf body 172 . The guide protrusion 177 is a part that moves downward along the stepped portion 128 of the shelf guide part 125 . Accordingly, the entire second shelf 170 may move in an inclined direction. When the rear end of the second shelf 170 moves downward along the stepped portion 128, the entire second shelf 170 is in an inclined state, and in this state, the second shelf 170 moves downward along the first shelf 170. As the first shelf 150 moves downward, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 can be stacked with each other.

When the second shelf body 172 moves from the second shelf guide 127 of the side body 111 to the connection guide part 155 of the first shelf 150, the first top plate 160 The second top plate 180 may be overlapped at the bottom. This appearance is well shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 .

Next, the operating process of the storage assembly 100 according to this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 7 . First, as shown in FIG. 4, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 are open to each other. Accordingly, the upper part of the storage space 130a is covered, and the storage items P1, P2, and P3 may be seated on the upper parts of the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170. That is, in FIG. 4 , the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 perform the cover function of the storage drawer 130 together with the shelf function.

In this state, when the second shelf 170 overlaps the lower portion of the first shelf 150, the state shown in FIG. 5 is obtained. More specifically, when the user pushes the second shelf 170 backward, the second shelf 170 is disposed below the first shelf 150 . Since the stepped portion 128 is formed between the first shelf guide 126 and the second shelf guide 127, the second shelf 170 moves from the second shelf guide 127 to the first shelf guide ( 126), the rear end of the second shelf 170 provided with the guide protrusion 177 may naturally drop downward.

At this time, the guide protrusion 177 provided on the second shelf 170 moves downward along the stepped portion 128, and accordingly, the entire second shelf 170 can move in an inclined direction. When the rear end of the second shelf 170 moves downward along the stepped portion 128, the entire second shelf 170 is in an inclined state, and in this state, the second shelf 170 moves downward along the first shelf 170. As the first shelf 150 moves downward, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 can be stacked with each other.

In this case, since the place where the second shelf 170 was initially located is opened upward, the user can store the tall items P1, P2, and P3 in the storage space 130a. This appearance is well shown in FIG. 6 .

If the user wants to store more high-height items P1, P2, and P3, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 may be rotated and folded. Since the second shelf 170 is mounted on the connection guide part 155 of the first shelf 150, when the first shelf 150 is rotated, the second shelf 170 is also rotated. At this time, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 rotate together with the rotating protrusion 159 of the first shelf 150 as a rotation center. Such a state is shown in FIG. 7 .

That is, the user may overlap the second shelf 170 with the first shelf 150 as shown in FIG. 5 and open only the front of the drawer 130 upward, or the overlapping second shelf 170 as shown in FIG. 7 Both the front and rear sides of the storage drawer 130 may be opened by folding the first shelf 150 and the first shelf 150 . Therefore, the user can transform the storage assembly 100 in various ways according to his or her use environment.

Meanwhile, referring to FIGS. 2 and 3 , the user can pull the storage drawer 130 forward to take out the storage items P1 , P2 , and P3 . 2 shows a state in which the storage drawer 130 is mounted inside the guide frame 110, and FIG. 3 shows a state in which the user pulls out the storage drawer 130. When the storage drawer 130 is pulled forward, the user can easily take out the stored items P1, P2, and P3 without interference with other upper shelves (not shown).

And, as described above, in this embodiment, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 operate independently of the storage drawer 130 . Therefore, even if the storage drawer 130 is taken out, the first shelf 150 and the second shelf 170 remain in the cabinet to perform the shelf function, and the user withdraws only the storage drawer 130 to take out or can be stored Accordingly, there is no need to separately provide a cover for covering the storage space 130a and a shelf for placing objects thereon.

The above description is merely an example of the technical idea of the present invention, and various modifications and variations can be made to those skilled in the art without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. Therefore, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention are not intended to limit the technical idea of the present invention, but to explain, and the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is not limited by these embodiments. The protection scope of the present invention should be construed according to the claims below, and all technical ideas within the equivalent range should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

1: inner case 3: storage room
100: storage assembly 110: guide frame
111: side body 115: rear body
121: drawer guide part 125: shelf guide part
126: first shelf guide 127: second shelf guide
128: stepped part 130: drawer drawer
150: first shelf 151: first shelf frame
152: first shelf body 152b, 153b: first adhesive part
152b: side adhesive groove 153: first front body
153b: front adhesive groove 155: connection guide
156: guide stopper 159: rotating protrusion
160: first top plate 170: second shelf
171: second shelf frame 172: second shelf body
172b: second attachment part 174: guide body
177: guide protrusion 178: second front body
180: second top plate P1, P2, P3: storage

Claims (16)

In a shelf of a refrigerator detachably mounted in a storage compartment formed in a cabinet,
An upper plate made of glass having flat surfaces formed on upper and lower surfaces, and front, side and rear surfaces connecting the upper and lower surfaces;
A shelf body disposed opposite to the lower surface adjacent to both sides of the upper plate and having adhesive parts formed on the upper surface;
An adhesive for bonding the top plate and the shelf body to each other,
The adhesive part,
a plurality of second side bonding grooves disposed side by side and spaced apart from each other on the upper surface of the shelf body and having valleys having a first width and a first depth extending in the front-back direction; and
a first side attachment groove disposed between the second side attachment grooves and having a second width wider than the first width and a valley having a second depth shallower than the first depth extending in the forward and backward directions; refrigerator to do.
The method according to claim 1, wherein a guide frame having a shelf guide portion formed on an opposite inner surface is mounted in the storage compartment;
the shelf,
A first top plate made of glass having an upper surface and a lower surface formed in a plane and having a front surface, both side surfaces, and a rear surface, fixed to the lower surface of the first top plate adjacent to the both side surfaces by an adhesive, and to the inner surface facing each other The first shelf is composed of a first shelf frame including a pair of first shelf bodies each formed with connection guide parts and a first front body connecting the pair of first shelf bodies, and mounted on the shelf guide parts. ; and
A second upper plate made of glass having upper and lower surfaces formed in a plane and having a front surface, both side surfaces, and a rear surface, and a lower surface of the second upper plate adjacent to the both side surfaces are fixed to each other by an adhesive, and the shelf guide part a second shelf including a pair of second shelf bodies having guide protrusions for guiding movement by the connection guide part and a second front body coupled to surround the front surface, upper surface, and lower surface of the second top plate; A second shelf composed of a frame; includes,
The refrigerator characterized in that the adhesive portion includes a first adhesive portion and a second adhesive portion that open toward bottom surfaces of the first top plate and the second top plate, respectively, from the upper surfaces of the first shelf frame and the second shelf frame.
The method according to claim 2, wherein the first adhesive portion
the first side bonding groove and the second side bonding groove formed on the upper surfaces of the pair of first shelf bodies; and
A refrigerator characterized in that it comprises a; front adhesive groove formed on the upper surface of the first front body.
The method according to claim 3, wherein the first side attachment groove extends along the longitudinal direction of the first shelf body,
The plurality of second side adhesive grooves are formed parallel to the first side adhesive grooves.
The refrigerator according to claim 4, wherein the plurality of second side attachment grooves are disposed on both sides of the first side attachment groove.
The refrigerator according to claim 3, wherein one end of the first side adhesive groove is connected to the front adhesive groove to form a continuous adhesive portion.
The method according to claim 2, wherein the first shelf frame
A pair of first shelf bodies spaced apart from each other and disposed on both sides; and
The first front body connected between the pair of first shelf bodies and disposed in front of the first shelf frame;
The refrigerator, characterized in that the first adhesive portion is formed continuously on the upper surface of the first shelf body and the upper surface of the first front body.
The method according to claim 7, wherein the pair of first shelf bodies are formed with connection guide parts facing each other, the second shelf slides forward and backward along the shelf guide part and the connection guide part, and the second shelf The refrigerator, characterized in that, when moving from the shelf guide unit to the connection guide unit, the second shelf overlaps the first shelf.
The method according to claim 2, wherein the second adhesive portion
A main bonding groove recessed into the upper surface of the second shelf body and extending along the longitudinal direction of the second shelf body;
A refrigerator characterized in that it comprises a plurality of auxiliary adhesive grooves formed parallel to the main adhesive groove and disposed on both sides of the main adhesive groove.
10. The refrigerator according to claim 9, wherein the main adhesive groove has a wider left and right width than the auxiliary adhesive grooves, and the auxiliary adhesive grooves have a deeper depression than the main adhesive groove.
The refrigerator according to claim 1, wherein a guide fence protrudes from an upper surface of the shelf body, and the guide fence surrounds a circumferential surface of the top plate.
The refrigerator according to claim 11, wherein the guide fence extends in a direction parallel to the adhesive portion.
The method according to claim 2, wherein the guide frame includes a drawer guide part for guiding the storage drawers on which the shelves are arranged, the drawer guide part is provided on the same plane as the shelf guide part, and the drawer guide part is lower than the shelf guide part. A refrigerator characterized in that it is provided at the location.
The refrigerator according to claim 2, wherein an upper surface of the first shelf and an upper surface of the second shelf form the same plane when the first shelf and the second shelf are spread out.
The method according to claim 2, wherein the first front body is provided with a cover part covering a front circumferential surface of the first top plate, and the top surface of the first top plate and the second shelf are spread in a state where the first shelf and the second shelf are spread out. The refrigerator, characterized in that the upper surface of the top plate and the upper surface of the cover part form the same plane with each other.
The refrigerator according to claim 11, wherein the height of the guide fence is lower than the thickness of the top plate.

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