RU58878U1 - FURNITURE BOX - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to sanitary equipment. The box for furniture installed in the bathroom contains a front panel, side and rear walls, to which a bottom is made, made in the form of a glass plate with its edges mounted in grooves on the side walls and the back wall. 2 ill.

Description

The utility model relates to household furniture, namely to sanitary equipment installed in bathrooms.

Known furniture box containing a front panel to which two side walls are attached, interconnected by a rear wall, as well as a bottom attached to the side and rear wall (RU No. 8578, A 47 K 1/02, publ. 1998.12.16 )

This well-known decision was made as a prototype for the claimed object.

As a rule, furniture for bathrooms and other rooms with high moisture content is made of wood-based panels or MDF boards. Such sanitary furniture is poorly resistant to moisture. Since the material used for its manufacture is not equipped with any special “devices” for protecting “the main structural elements from moisture penetration into them, such furniture is short-lived in operation. Due to the inevitable leakage of water, moisture penetrates into the pores of the particleboard sheets, as a result of which they are saturated with moisture, swell, rot and eventually collapse. Therefore, the furniture in question requires periodic overhaul by replacing their individual constituent elements. This applies to the components of furniture for bathrooms, which also includes a drawer that can be pulled out of the housing, for example, for storing sanitary and hygiene items. The front panel and side walls of the box are also made of wood-particle boards or MDF boards, which are processed on external surfaces to prevent moisture from entering the structure of the material. The bottom of the box, as a rule, is made of plywood or pressed cardboard, which also absorb moisture well. If the side walls and the front panel, due to special processing, are able to withstand moisture for some time, then there is a direct effect of water on the bottom, due to

that items such as a toothbrush or tube of paste are sometimes placed wet on the bottom of the drawer. Drops of water flow to the bottom and are absorbed by plywood. Hygienic treatment of the bottom (sponge cleaning, washing) exacerbates this process. In this regard, the box loses its presentation faster than the case of furniture.

Thus, the technical problem to which the proposed utility model is directed is to replace the material of the bottom of the box and make it glass.

The technical result achieved in this case is to increase the moisture resistance of the box structure, and as a result, increase its active service life without major repairs.

The specified technical result is achieved in that in a furniture box containing a front panel, to which two side walls are attached, connected by a rear wall, the bottom attached to the side and rear walls is made of glass, and the bottom is set with its edges in grooves on the side walls and back wall.

Moreover, the side walls and / or the back wall can be made of aluminum, and guides located along these walls can be fixed on the side walls.

These features are significant and interconnected with the formation of a stable set of essential features sufficient to obtain the specified technical result

The present utility model is illustrated by a concrete example, which, however, is not the only possible one, but clearly demonstrates the possibility of achieving the required technical result by the given set of features.

Figure 1 - General view of the box;

figure 2 is a photograph of a cabinet with a box according to a utility model.

According to the present utility model, the furniture box used for bathrooms, such as washbasin cabinets, bathroom cabinets, comprises a front panel 1 that carries a handle 2 (the handle may not be used

depending on the design of the furniture). Two side walls 3 are attached to the front panel, interconnected by a rear wall 4, to which a bottom 5, which is a glass plate, is attached. The glass plate with its edges is installed in the grooves on the side walls and the back wall.

Side walls and / or back wall can be made of AFD or aluminum. MDF / MDF - finely dispersed fractions. This phrase accurately reflects the structure of the material, and echoes the MDF abbreviation MDF - MittelDichteFazerplatte, which is translated from German as “Medium Density Plate”. For the manufacture of furniture, MDF boards are used, made by dry pressing of finely dispersed wood shavings under conditions of high pressure and temperature. The connecting element is lignin, which is released when the wood is heated. MDF boards do not use unhealthy epoxies and phenol. MDF-boards have a homogeneous composition and high density, which makes it possible to obtain a variety of product profiles by machining the source material.

Guides 6 located along these walls can be fixed on the side walls.

The implementation of the aluminum walls allows us to solve the problem of maintaining the stiffness of the box and, at the same time, provide the ability to repeatedly wash the walls. The implementation of the bottom of the glass allows you to provide the possibility of hygienic cleaning of the bottom without violating its integrity and presentation and the practical suitability of the box itself.

This utility model is industrially applicable, as it can be manufactured using technologies and materials commonly used in furniture manufacturing.

Claims (4)

1. A furniture box containing a front panel to which two side walls are attached, interconnected by a rear wall, as well as a bottom attached to a side and rear wall, characterized in that the bottom of the drawer is made of glass. 2. The box according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom with its edges is installed in the grooves on the side walls and the back wall. 3. The box according to claim 1, characterized in that the side walls and / or the rear wall are made of aluminum. 4. The box according to claim 1, characterized in that on the side walls are fixed guides located along these walls.