KR200211627Y1 - A partition and book-end equipment for two side bookshelf - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a divider device of a double-sided bookshelf used in a library or the like. Conventionally, if books are placed to face each other through the front and rear of the shelf, the books are pushed to the center line of the shelf and invade each other.

Therefore, in the present invention, when the shelf 11 is provided between the two side plate 10, the shelf 1 is installed, the guide rods in the through-holes 12 drilled in the center of the both side plate 10 Both ends of the 20 are inserted and supported by the nut 22, and the guide rods 20 have a support device 30 slide-coupled to constitute a partition device of a double-sided shelf, thereby forming a space between the side plates 10. Since the books are folded and stably supported by a pair of guide rods 20 mounted in the horizontal direction, the books are pushed to the center line of the shelf 11 and the closed ends such as invading each other's areas are prevented. Only by sliding the support 30 coupled to the side of the book by sliding the support 30 to the side of the books can be firmly supported books to prevent the books from falling down, the use is very convenient Shelf 11 damaged This has the advantage that effectively prevent such evils.

Description

A partition and book-end equipment for two side bookshelf}

The present invention relates to a divider device of a double-sided bookshelf used in a library or the like.

In general, a library that collects many books and reads them to the general public uses shelves consisting of multiple shelves to effectively store numerous books and to facilitate the reading. The book can be placed on both sides.

Such a double-sided bookshelf is designed to stand up so that the unfolding parts of the book face each other through the front and rear of the shelf, and careful attention is required at this time.

In other words, if books are placed in front of the shelves to face each other inadvertently, books are pushed off the shelf's centerline and invade each other's areas. Books on the shelves are not uniformly aligned but irregularly aligned. As a result, closed ends such as the inability to keep the appearance beautiful were generated.

Therefore, there were inconveniences such as always paying close attention to books.

In addition, when the amount of books arranged on the shelf is small, a bookend made of 'L' type is used to prevent the book from falling to one side. Such a bookend is mainly formed of metal and placed on a shelf. As the books are supported in the state, they come into contact with the wooden shelves, causing damage to the surface of the soft shelves.

The present invention was devised in view of the above problems, and its purpose is to prevent books from standing on the front and rear of the shelves from interfering with each other's area to maintain the alignment of books uniformly, It is to provide a partition device of the double-sided shelves to prevent the closed end is damaged by the shelf.

Features of the present invention for achieving the above object,

In the bookshelf in which a plurality of shelves are layered between the side plates erected on both sides,

Both ends of the guide rods are inserted into the through holes drilled in the longitudinal direction from the center of both side plate members, and both ends of the guide rods are supported by a nut. It can be.

1 is a perspective view illustrating an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is an enlarged perspective view of part of FIG. 1;

Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view illustrating an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating an embodiment of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

1: bookshelf 10: side plate

11: shelf 12: through hole

13: support frame 20: guide rod

21: spiral 22: nut

30: support 31: support

32: support rod

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, preferred embodiments of the present invention for solving the above object is as follows.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4

The shelf 1 is provided with side plates 10 having a predetermined width are erected on both sides of the shelves 11, and a plurality of shelves 11 between the side plates 10 maintain a constant interval and layered. It is installed.

A plurality of through holes 12 are drilled at regular intervals in the center line forming the vertical direction of the side plate 10, and both ends of the guide rods 20 are fitted in the through holes 12 in the horizontal direction.

A nut 22 is coupled to the spiral portion 21 formed at both ends of the guide rod 20, and the nut 22 has a side plate 10 when both ends of the guide rod 20 are fitted into the through hole 12. In close contact with the inner surface of the guide rod 20 is firmly mounted between the side plate material (10).

The guide rods 20 are mainly mounted between the shelves 11 so as to be horizontal, and a pair of guide rods 20 are horizontally coupled to the support brackets 30 to slide to both sides thereof. Since it is possible to mount the book 11 to stand on the shelf 11 to prevent the book from falling.

The support 30 is composed of a support 31 which is slide-coupled to the guide rod 20, and the support bar 32 of the '' 'shape mounted on the front of the support 31.

According to the present invention made up of a preliminary configuration, the books are folded and stably supported by a pair of guide rods 20 mounted in the horizontal direction at the center of the side plate 10 so that the books are pushed from the center line of the shelf 11. Bars are prevented, such as invading each other's areas while being built, the books standing on the shelf 11 is uniformly aligned to keep the appearance beautiful.

In addition, when the amount of books erected on the shelf 11 is small, simply by moving the support 30 slide-bonded to the guide rod 20, the book 30 is in close contact with the side of the books firmly Supported books can be prevented from falling down, and the support 30 is mounted on the guide rod 20, so that the shelves 11 are not in contact with each other and the shelves 11 are made of wood. It is possible to effectively prevent the closure such as damage.

As shown, the guide rods 20 are mounted between the shelves 11 so as to be horizontal, but the number of the guide rods 20 may be increased, and in particular, both sides of the side plate 10 to which the both ends of the guide rods 20 are coupled. It is preferable to mount the support frame 13 made of an iron plate in the center portion to maintain a firmly coupled state of the guide rod 20.

The present invention as described above, in the configuration of the shelf (1) in which the shelves 11 are layered between the two side plate 10, the through-hole 12 drilled in the center of the both side plate 10 Both ends of the guide rods 20 are fitted to each other to be supported by the nut 22, and the guide rods 20 have a side plate member by which the supporter 30 slides to form a partition device for a double-sided shelf. Since the books are folded and stably supported by a pair of guide rods 20 mounted in the horizontal direction between the books, the books are pushed to the center line of the shelf 11 and the closed ends such as invading each other's areas are prevented. Just by moving the support 30 slide-coupled to the guide rods 20 to close the support 30 to the side of the books, the books are firmly supported to prevent the books from falling down, its use While this is very convenient Fig. 11 is a useful design in which closed ends such as damage to the shelf 11 are effectively prevented.

Claims (1)

In constructing a bookshelf 1 in which a plurality of shelves 11 are provided between layers of side plates 10 mounted on both sides, Both ends of the guide rods 20 are inserted into the through holes 12 drilled in the longitudinal direction from the center of the side plate 10 and supported by the nut 22, and the support rods 30 are supported on the guide rods 20. The shelf of the double-sided shelves, characterized in that the slide).