KR19990003748A - Rotary dining table assembly - Google Patents

Abstract

The rotary dining table assembly includes a support and an oven fixed on top of the support. A rotating disk can be pivotally supported between the oven and the support. The rotating disk is on the table surface without focusing a plate or a bowl disposed on the table.

According to this arrangement, a plurality of dishes are simultaneously supported and people can enjoy these dishes at the same time.

Description

Rotary dining table assembly

The present invention relates to a turntable assembly.

As economic growth grew, wealth was given to hardworking people.

Filling a stomach is not urgent.

Today everyone is looking for food that suits their taste.

On the other hand, when several courses are provided, the size of the table is required to be larger.

Typically the size of the table is fixed and the plates or trays are also placed in a fixed position.

If a person sits opposite the food he wants to eat, he will not reach his arm and will not be able to eat it.

In the center of such a table, a rotary table was set up so that the table that the person wanted to eat was rotated and brought in front of him.

But such a rotary table is so small that it cannot provide space for each food. As a result, each dish is provided one by one, and if the food that you want to eat has not been eaten all the time, the next food comes out and you may not be able to eat the food you want to eat.

This is common when dining in a hotel or restaurant.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a rotary dining table assembly that can eat a plurality of dishes at the same time at one table.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a dining table assembly which can be installed on a small dining table and which can support various kinds of dishes evenly around the supporting device.

In this respect, the user can enjoy the dishes arranged in front of them.

1 is a cross-sectional view of a rotary dining table according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a cross-sectional view of a rotary dining table according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the use of the rotary phase shifter device

Figure 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating the use of the platen support device according to another embodiment of the present invention

5 is a plan view of the first mode of the rotating disk of the present invention;

Figure 6 is a plan view of the second mode of the rotating disk of the present invention

7 is a side view of the rotating disk shown in FIG.

8 is a plan view of a third mode of the rotating disk of the present invention;

9 is a schematic diagram illustrating a fourth mode of the rotating disk, with each support bracket detachably engaged with the rotating disk;

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1: supporting base

2: guiding rail

3: oven

4: first connecting portion

5: second connecting portion

7: roller assembly

8, 80: rotational disk

9, 90: supporting bracket

19: intermediate connecting means

Figure 1 shows a rotary dining table according to the first preferred embodiment of the present invention, the rotary dining table having a rotating revolving support device, the oven 3 is firmly supported at the top, the bottom is wide and the top is narrow Includes support 1

The support 1 is below its center of gravity so as to be firmly placed on the table.

The upper part of the support 1 was provided with a first connection 4 for placing the oven 3 thereon.

The first connection portion 4 includes a central groove portion 40, and the groove portion 40 has an annular plunger having an annular periphery 43 at its outer periphery, a central through hole 44 and an annular shoulder 41 at the outer periphery of the annular periphery 43. 42, wherein the plunge serves as a guide rail 2 for the roller assembly of the rotating disk 8.

The oven 3 has an opening container for accommodating a hot vessel or a larger vessel 10 at the top thereof, and a downwardly having an annular peripheral portion 53 at the outer periphery of the central upward recess 51, a central upward recess 51 at the bottom thereof, and a fastening nut 54 at the center thereof. And a second connection having an extension 50.

The extension part 50 is arranged to be accommodated in the recessed part 40 of the first connection part 4, and the fastening nut 54 is arranged together with the through hole 44, and a mouse gap 540 is formed therebetween.

When the second connecting portion 5 is placed on the first connecting portion, the fastening bolt 6 is inserted through the through hole 44 to be fastened to the fastening nut 54.

In this arrangement, the first and second connections 4 and 5 are fastened together by the fastening nut 54 and the bolt 6.

When the oven 3 is detachably attached to the support 1, when the annular peripheral surfaces 43 and 53 are in close contact with each other and the fastening bolt 6 is fastened to the fastening nut 54, the recess 40 is radially outward with the recess 51. Is compressed.

In this way, the mouse gap 540 will be narrowed.

By relatively limiting the annular peripheral surface 43 around the recessed portion 40 and the annular peripheral surface 53 around the recessed portion 51, an accurate guide rail for the roller assembly 7 of the rotating disk is defined therebetween, and this guide rail 2 Will not be affected by the adhesion of the fastening bolt 6 and the fastening nut 54.

The size of the guide rail 2 between the support 1 and the oven 3 is kept uniform and the roller assembly of the rotating disk 8 can slide smoothly on the rail.

2 to 5 show a second embodiment of the present invention.

The rotating platen support device of this embodiment is substantially the same as in the first embodiment mentioned above and includes a support 1 provided with a first connection 4 and an oven 3 provided with a second connection 5.

The intermediate connecting means 19 comprises an upper plunger 191, an annular plunge having an annular shoulder 19 which is identical to the plunge 42 having a shoulder 41 of the support 1 thereon, an upper periphery 193 and a lower extension 194. As a result, the upper guide rail 20 is formed when the second connecting portion 5 is engaged with the upper platform 191 of the intermediate connecting means 19. Similarly, the lower guide rail 2 is also formed when the lower extension 194 is engaged with the central recess 40 of the first connecting portion 4 of the support 1.

Fastening bolt 6 can be applied to fasten oven 3, intermediate means 19 and support 1 together. As a result, the guide rails 2 and 20 are thus formed, and when the oven is integrally attached to the support 1 via the intermediate connecting means 19, the two rotating disks 8 and 80 having roller assemblies 7, 70 are transferred to the roller assembly 7, 70 may be arranged in between, so as to be well supported by the guide rails 2 and 20.

In this way, when the rotating disks 8 and 80 are moved, they can be rotated with the aid of a roller assembly supported by the guide rails 2 and 20. Therefore, between the support 1 and the oven 3, at least two layers of rotating disks 8 and 80 are disposed by stirring, and several dishes can be served simultaneously.

In this manner, as shown in Fig. 5, the rotating disks 8 and 80 are integrally formed. The support brackets 9, 90 disposed at the periphery of the rotating disks 8, 80 have a circular shape for receiving and supporting plates, trays, and the like on top. In contrast, the top rotating disk 80A can be designed with a raised configuration of bracket 90 to provide a larger receiving space for the vessel 120 as shown in FIG.

In the second mode, the rotating disks 8 and 80 can be designed to serve as oval plates that can hold food directly as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. In this case, no separate dish is needed.

In addition, external spaces around the rotating disks 8 and 80 can be utilized efficiently.

The space for food can be increased while the outer diameter of the rotating disk can be reduced.

On the other hand, foods for heating pots such as vegetables and bread chips can be placed directly on a plate so that the user can easily enjoy the food.

According to another mode shown in Fig. 8, the support brackets of the rotating disks 8, 80 may also be arranged to have an annular shape 90A with a gap 91.

According to another mode shown in FIG. 9, the rotating disks 8, 80 also comprise a plurality of removable support brackets 17 with insertion projections 18 and a plurality of corresponding receptors 16 formed on the outer periphery of the rotating hub 8A.

In this way the support brackets can be formed separately and separately. The unit can be easily attached to the hub 8A. In this structure, the overall size can be reduced.

The fuel used in the oven 3 may be any kind of heating means, such as solid alcohol 11.

The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

For example, the rotating disk may be deformed to have one or more layers in response to actual needs. Moreover, the shape of the support bracket of the rotating disk can be modified to have a different shape depending on the use thereof.

Claims (3)

An oven 3 comprising a wide bottom and a narrow top, a support 1 provided with a first connection 4 at a narrow top, an opening vessel for receiving a heating vessel or a larger vessel at the top and a second connection at the bottom 1 A guide rail formed between the upper end of the connecting portion 4 and the lower end of the oven 3, a roller assembly 7 is provided at the center, and a rotating disk provided with a plurality of support brackets 9 for mounting and supporting a plate or a bowl 12 at the upper end thereof. 8, and a fastening bolt 6 inserted into the first connecting portion 4 and the second connecting portion 5 to fasten them, wherein the oven 3 is detachably engaged with the support 1 and the rotating disk 8 is disposed on a table when rotating. Guide rails 2 are formed to support the rotating disks 8 arranged at intervals on the table without touching the finished items, so that the rotating disks serve as Rotary table assembly that is supported several dishes An intermediate connecting means (19) is also provided for connecting the first connecting portion (4) of the support (1) and the second connecting portion (5) of the oven (3), wherein the rotating disks (8) and (80) each have a central roller assembly (7) and 70 (70). And a plurality of support brackets 9 and 90, and the fastening bolt 6 fastens the support 1, the intermediate connecting means 19 and the oven 3 together, and thus an upper guide rail 20 is formed between the oven and the intermediate connecting means 19. A lower guide rail is formed between the intermediate connecting means 19 and the support 1 to support the rotary disks 8 and 80, respectively. The rotary dining table assembly according to claim 1, wherein at least one intermediate connecting means 19 is provided between the oven 3 and the support 1, and at least two guide rails and two sets of rotating disks.