RU68869U1 - MODULAR CABINET SYSTEM - Google Patents

Abstract

A modular cabinet system comprising at least one base element and at least one intermediate element and / or at least one finishing element, which are formed from side walls starting and ending the cabinet system, and partitions interconnected by horizontal walls, shelves and rear walls, while on the side surfaces of the side walls and partitions are made two vertical rows of holes with the same vertical direction pitch, one of which is located near the front end, and the other near the rear end, the distance from the rear end of the side wall and the partition to the nearest vertical row of holes with the same vertical direction pitch is 2-2.5 distances from the front end of the side wall and the partition to the nearest vertical row of holes in the same vertical direction.

Description

The claimed utility model relates to sectional furniture, in particular, to a cabinet system of furniture blocks.

Known, selected as the closest analogue, a complex of modules for storing things containing at least one basic and at least one intermediate or at least one final elements, which are formed from the right and left side walls, starting and ending the system of cabinets, and partitions interconnected by horizontal walls, shelves and rear walls, while on the side surfaces of the side walls and partitions there are two vertical rows of holes with the same vertical direction and a step, one located near the front end, and the other near the rear end (Japan Application №2006020979, Cl. IPC A47V 87/02, publ. 26.01.2006).

The disadvantage of this complex of modules is that the distances from the front and rear ends of the side walls and partitions to the vertical rows of holes located close to them differ by a small amount and visually this difference in size is practically not noticeable. At the same time, inexperienced furniture assemblers often confuse the front and rear ends, which leads to improper assembly of the entire cabinet system, and as a result of this loss of time and physical strength of the assembler to disassemble and reassemble the cabinet system. In addition, in this complex of modules, all side walls and partitions have the same width and configuration, which is often inconvenient for the needs of the consumer.

The technical result that can be obtained in the claimed utility model is to create a modular system of cabinets whose elements are simple to assemble and meet the needs of the consumer.

The technical result is achieved in that in a modular system of cabinets containing at least one base and at least one intermediate and / or at least one final elements, which are formed from the right and left side walls, starting and ending the cabinet system, and partitions connected between themselves horizontal walls, shelves and rear walls, while on the side surfaces of the side walls and partitions there are two vertical rows of holes with the same vertical direction pitch, one of which it is located near the front end, and the other near the rear end, and the distance from the rear end to its closest vertical rows of holes with the same pitch in the vertical direction is equal distances from 2-2.5

front end to the nearest vertical row of holes with the same vertical direction pitch.

And also the fact that in it at least one of the side walls or partitions has a width component of 0.7-0.75 of the width of any other side wall or partition.

And also the fact that in it at least one intermediate element is an angular element.

The inventive utility model is illustrated using the drawings shown in figures 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5:

Figure 1 - shows an embodiment of a modular system of cabinets consisting of one basic element, one intermediate element and two final elements on the right and left;

Figure 2 - shows an embodiment of a modular system of cabinets consisting of one base element and one final element in which the right and left side walls and the partition are made with the same width;

Figure 3 - shows an embodiment of a modular system of cabinets consisting of one base element and one final element in which the right side wall and partition are made with the same width, and the left side wall has a reduced width.

Figure 4 shows a top view of an embodiment of a modular cabinet system consisting of a base element, an intermediate element being an angular element and an intermediate element in which the left side wall has a reduced width.

Figure 5 - shows a side view of the side wall or partition

In figure 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, the following notation:

- base element 1;

- intermediate element 2;

- the final element 3;

- side wall 4;

- side wall or partition 5 of reduced width;

- partition 6;

- shelf 7;

- horizontal wall 8;

- front end 9 of the side walls 4 or 5, or partitions 6;

- the rear end 10 of the side walls 4 or 5, or partitions 6;

- hole 11;

- a vertical row of 12 holes 11 located near the front end 9;

- a vertical row of 13 holes 11 located near the rear end 10;

- back wall 14;

- corner element 15.

The proposed modular system of cabinets consists of at least one base element 1 and at least one intermediate element 2 and / or at least one final element 3. The basic element 1, the intermediate element 2 and the final element 3 are formed of side walls 4, or partitions 6, or one side wall 4 and one partition 6 (figure 2 and 3), interconnected by horizontal walls 8, shelves 7 and rear walls 14.

On the side surfaces of the side walls 4 and the partitions 6, two vertical rows 12 and 13 of the holes 11 are made with the same vertical direction pitch. The vertical row 12 of holes 11 is located at a distance L from the front end 9 of the side wall 4 and the partition 6 (Fig. 5), and the vertical row 13 of holes 11 is located at a distance (2-2.5) L from the rear end 10 of the side wall 4 and partitions 6. With this arrangement of vertical rows 12 and 13 of holes 11, any, even an inexperienced furniture collector or the consumer himself, without any difficulty distinguishes the front end 9 from the rear end 10. But at the same time, for normal visualization, the distance L should be at least 30 millimeters, otherwise the collector will have to strain your eyesight and spend extra time figuring out which of the ends is front and which is back.

The connection of the side walls 4 or partitions 6 with the horizontal walls 8 and the shelves 7 is carried out through the holes 11 using any known connector, for example screws, rods or pins (not shown in FIGS. 1-5). The connection of the side walls 4 or partitions 6 with the rear walls 14 is carried out by any known connection method, for example using screws (not shown in FIGS. 1-5).

At the request of the consumer, any of the basic elements 1, intermediate elements 2 and the final elements 3 in the modular system of cabinets can be made of less depth (Fig.3, 4). For this, side walls or partitions 5 are used with a reduced component width of 0.7-0.75 of the width of side wall 4 or partitions 6. If side walls or partitions are made for 5 s

a reduced component width of less than 0.7 of the width of the side wall 4 or the partition 6, the appearance of the modular system of cabinets is significantly deteriorated and does not suit the consumer. When performing side walls or partitions 5 with a reduced width, the distance L between the vertical row 12 of the holes 11 and the front end 9 has the same meaning as for the side wall 4 or the partition 6. The distance between the vertical row 13 of the holes 11 and the rear does not change end face 10 within (2-2.5) L.

In addition, at the request of the consumer, at least one intermediate element 2 as part of a modular system of cabinets can be made as an angular element 15 (figure 4). Moreover, it will have two rear walls 14, converging at an angle of 90 ° and at the point of convergence connected in any known manner, for example, using brackets (not shown in Fig. 4).

After assembling the modular system of cabinets, doors are fastened to the side walls 4 and partitions 6 and the side wall or partition 5 of reduced width (not shown in Figs. 1-4).

Thus, due to the fact that the distance from the rear end of the side wall and partition to the nearest vertical row of holes with the same vertical direction pitch is 2-2.5 distances from the front end of the side wall and partition to the nearest vertical row of holes with the same vertical step, the possibility of incorrect assembly of the modular cabinet system is eliminated, and thus ease of assembly is ensured. And due to the fact that at least one of the side walls or partitions has a width of 0.7-0.75 of the width of any other side wall or partition and at least one intermediate element is an angular element, the modular system of cabinets meets the most diverse needs of the consumer .

Claims (3)

1. A modular cabinet system comprising at least one base element and at least one intermediate element and / or at least one finishing element, which are formed from side walls starting and ending the cabinet system and partitions interconnected by horizontal walls, shelves and rear walls, while on the side surfaces of the side walls and partitions are two vertical rows of holes with the same vertical direction pitch, one of which is located near the front end a, and the other near the rear end, characterized in that the distance from the rear end of the side wall and partition to the nearest vertical row of holes with the same vertical direction pitch is 2-2.5 distances from the front end of the side wall and partition to the nearest to vertical row of holes with the same vertical direction pitch. 2. The modular cabinet system according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one of the side walls or partitions therein has a width of 0.7-0.75 of the width of any other side wall or partition. 3. The modular cabinet system according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one intermediate element in it is an angular element.