RU187494U1 - MODULAR WALL TYPE CONTAINER FOR PLANTS - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to crop production and is intended for growing flowers of various types and sizes and decorating walls by plants in any premises and on the street. The technical task of the claimed utility model is to create a modular wall container for the possibility of creating an integral wall composition. The technical result is to ensure stable placement as a single container and container systems on a vertical plane. The technical result is achieved by the fact that the modular container is wall-mounted for Asthenium contains elements of engagement with other containers, while it includes a housing with a hexagonal back wall with hooks and a hexagonal base containing tongues and hooks on the lateral faces and corresponding tongue grooves and hook grooves to be able to connect with other bases on any face, the central tongue on the front surface and cutouts for engagement with the hooks of the housing and through holes for mounting to the wall.

Description

The utility model relates to crop production and is intended for growing flowers of various types and sizes and decorating walls of plants in any premises and on the street.

Known phytomodule of the closed type for growing crops and landscaping vertical surfaces (RF patent for utility model No. 159281, priority date 08.21.2015), made in the form of a vertical panel made of plastic and having a supporting part for mounting on a vertical supporting surface containing trays made in the form of boxes of a closed type, and in each tray there are openings for planting plants, while the panel is made in the form of a single structure containing trays placed one below the other and having a transverse angle tilt.

A hanging flower pot is known (US 20130014438, priority date 07/14/2011), including a flower pot housing that has an engaging rib on one side wall and an engaging groove on the opposite side wall. Thanks to the engaging elements, the plurality of flower pot cases can be stably connected to each other. For fastening to the wall, a hook-shaped protrusion of the rear wall of the flower pot housing is used (adopted as a prototype). A disadvantage of the known solution is the insufficiently stable fastening of the container to the wall.

The technical task of the claimed utility model is the creation of a modular wall container for the possibility of creating an integral wall composition.

EFFECT: provision of stable placement of both a single container and a container system on a vertical plane.

The technical result is achieved by the fact that the modular wall-mounted container for plants contains elements of engagement with other containers, while it includes a housing with a hexagonal back wall with hooks and a hexagonal base containing tongues and hooks on the side faces and corresponding tongue and tongue grooves and grooves hooks for the possibility of connection with other bases on any face, a central tongue on the front surface and cutouts for engagement with hooks of the housing and through mounting holes for mounting I'm against the wall.

The inventive utility model is illustrated by drawings:

FIG. 1 - General view of the device.

FIG. 2 - General view of the base.

FIG. 3 - General view of the container body.

FIG. 4 - An example of connecting devices to each other.

FIG. 5 - Rear view of the container.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the container AA in FIG. 5.

FIG. 7 - View of the container from the bottom.

FIG. 8 - Rear view of the device.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view of the device BB in FIG. 8.

FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the device BB of FIG. 8.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view of the device GG of FIG. 8.

FIG. 12 - Rear view when connecting devices to each other.

FIG. 13 - Section DD according to FIG. 12.

FIG. 14 - Section EE of FIG. 12.

The device (Fig. 1) is a structure that provides for wall mounting, and consists of a base 1 (Fig. 2) and a housing 2 (Fig. 3).

Base 1 is a monolithic construction in the form of a regular hexagon made of plastic. On the side faces there are provided elements for attaching the bases to each other - six reeds 3 and three hooks 4, as well as the corresponding grooves of the tongues 5 and the grooves of the hooks 6 (Fig. 2, Fig. 13, Fig. 14). In this case, the tongues 3 and the grooves of the hooks 6 are located on the three upper faces of the hexagon, and the hooks 4 and the grooves of the tongues 5 are located on the three lower ones. The Central tab 7 serves to limit the movement of the housing up (Fig. 2, Fig. 10). The base 1 contains through cutouts that serve to facilitate the design, and also play the role of fastening elements between the base 1 and the housing 2. In particular, the edges 10 of the side cutouts 9 serve to limit the movement of the housing 2 left or right (Fig. 2, Fig. 8 ) At the base 1, holes 11 are provided for rigid wall mounting with suitable fasteners (FIG. 2). Also, in the base 1, in its upper part, a pocket 12 is provided in the form of a through cut-out of a rectangular shape for coupling with the elements of the housing 2.

The housing 2, made of plastic, has a rear wall 13 in the form of a regular hexagon and a bowl 14 located on the front side (Fig. 3). In the lower part of the bowl of the housing there is a through groove 15 and a recess of rectangular shape 16 (Fig. 7). The groove 15 can be used as a handle for the convenience of carrying the container in your hand.

Recess 16 may be used for drainage if holes are made in the bottom of the recess. On the rear side of the housing (Fig. 5) there are 4 hooks with stiffeners - two upper 17 and two lower 18, which allow the container to be suspended from the base, as well as ribs 19 adjacent to the front side 8 of the base. In addition, the face 20 serves as a stop for the tongue 7 of the base (Fig. 6, Fig. 10).

The housing 2 is suspended from the base 1 using special hooks. When assembling, the two upper hooks 17 of the housing enter the pocket 12 in the upper part of the base, and the two lower hooks 18 into the side cutouts 9, abutting against the surfaces 21 and 22, respectively (Fig. 8, Fig. 9, Fig. 11), while the lower edge of the tongue 7 engages with the edge 20 on the rear side of the housing (Fig. 10).

Several devices, when mounted on a wall, are interconnected using hooks and tongues, which creates the appearance of a monolithic structure (Fig. 4) and allows various design configurations to be performed.

The fastening of the bases to each other when creating a modular design is performed top-down, snapping the tabs 3 into the grooves 5, and the hooks 4 should be included in the grooves 6 (Fig. 12-Fig. 14). In order to remove the housing from the base, it is necessary to pull it slightly towards yourself so that the tongue 7 disengages from the face 20 (Fig. 10), and then pull it upward so that the hooks 17 and 18 disengage from the base (Fig. 9, Fig. 11).

Also, the container body can be used separately from the base for installation on a horizontal surface.

Benefits of the utility model:

- the design provides a solid mount on a vertical surface due to the strong adhesion of the base to the housing, preventing it from moving up and left and right;

- the design allows easy removal of the container from the wall by disengaging reeds and hooks;

- the use of the claimed utility model allows you to create a monolithic structure to obtain various kinds of design effects;

- lightweight device due to cutouts on the base.

Claims (5)

1. A modular wall-mounted container for plants containing elements of engagement with other containers, characterized in that it consists of a body with a hexagonal back wall with hooks and a hexagonal base containing tongues and hooks on the lateral faces and corresponding tongue and tongue grooves and hook grooves for the possibility of connection with other bases on any face, a central tongue on the front surface and cutouts for engagement with the hooks of the housing and through mounting holes for mounting to the wall. 2. The modular container according to claim 1, characterized in that the base is made with through cutouts, while the cutout in the upper part is rectangular in shape for engagement with the hooks of the housing. 3. The modular container according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains tongues on the three lower lateral sides of the hooks in the central part and on their sides, and tongues of the hooks on the three upper lateral faces in the central part and on their sides. 4. The modular container according to claim 1, characterized in that a through groove is made on the lower side of the bowl. 5. The modular container according to claim 1, characterized in that a recess is made on the underside of the bowl to make drain holes.

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