SU1715301A1 - Assembled shelving - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to furniture, in particular to prefabricated shelving for books, documentation, as well as household items and decorations.

A prefabricated rack consisting of one or several sections, containing tubular vertical uprights, along w and means for installing shelves on racks, each of which is designed as a goma; that including two brackets connected among themselves and covering a rack. /

The disadvantage of the device is the impossibility of installing sections at different angles to each other, which reduces the operational possibilities of the rack.

The purpose of the invention is to expand the operational capabilities of the rack.

Figure 1 presents the modular rack of two sections, a general front view; in figure 2

- section aa in figure 1; on fig.Z - rack, side view; Figure 4 - the same. front view ya one shelf, figure 5 - the same. view from above; on fig.b - the same. side view; 7-11 examples of the layout of the sections of the rack, top view.,

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The pre-assembled rack of two sections 1 in series and fastened together among themselves includes three racks 2 of circular metal pipes and a shelf 3, the number of which, like their location in one section or another, can be selected (} ano depending on the need - with extraction extra or adding extra shelves on your own.

Shelves 3 on the uprights 2 are supported by clamps 4, each of which consists of two brackets covering the rack and held in place by friction when tightening the brackets of the clamps with 4 screws 5.

Each shelf 3 includes a wooden frame 6 consisting of two longitudinal meters of two transverse bars interconnected by spikes and glue. When the shelf is mounted on a rack, a sheet 7 is placed on it, for example, from a thin wood-reddish board, having recesses along its ends for setting the posts. Sheet 7, frame b and yoke 4 are fastened together with screws

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Each tubular pillar 2 is completed, in addition to the main, auxiliary pipe 9 of smaller diameter, inserted loosely from below into the main pipe and ending with the fifth 10, which can be supported, with screws on the wooden bar with fastening to it. An adjusting nut 11 is screwed onto the thread with which the auxiliary pipe 9 is provided on the outside. The main pipe of the pillar 2 ends at the top of the fifth 12 to abut the rack into the ceiling of the room.

Installation and use of the rack is as follows.

First of all, one section is mounted; two racks "2" are installed at a given distance from one another. To do this, each main pipe of the rack is inserted into the bottom of the auxiliary pipe 9 with a nut 11 and, giving the rack a vertical state in a given place, scrolling: press the nut so that, by abutting it at the lower end of the main pipe, open the rack between the floor and the ceiling of the room ..

Then, clamps 4 are sequentially mounted on racks at levels corresponding to where the shelves are to be located in each section of the rack. The b frames are supported on the clamps, winding them between the uprights14 with tilting to the horizontal and then the sheets of 7 shelves. In this case, adjust the distance 4e racks in order to ensure that the screws 8 fall simultaneously into smooth drills 8, sheet 7 and frame b, as well as into the threaded holes in the clamps 4.

For this reason, it is advisable to start the installation of the shelves from one of the lowest and one of the highest. After adjusting the distance between the racks, mount the rest at the desired levels.

After the first section of the rack is assembled, the next section is mounted in a similar way, in addition to the two racks already installed, only one third,

similar to the following sections, the consumption of each of them is only one rack.

In this case, the subsequent sections can be placed in the same vertical plane with the previous ones or at different angles.

to the previous ones, as shown in FIG. 10.11. In the second case, the shelves in adjacent sections must have a vertical offset in order to be able to turn relative to each other adjacent shelves.

In cases where the racking of the racks to the ceiling of the room is difficult, the stability of the racks can be ensured by attaching the upper ends of the racks to the nearest wall by means of cantilevers.

Claims (3)

1. An assembly rack consisting of one or more sections, containing tubular uprights, shelves and Means for mounting the shelves on racks, each of which is made in the form of a collar, including two brackets interconnected and covering the rack, characterized in that, in order to expand operational capabilities; the staples of each shelf mounting means on the racks are made in the form of plates with a notch to cover the rack and are placed in a plane, - a perpeedicular shelf, with the ability to rotate on a rack in a horizontal plane to install sections at different angles relative to each other. 2. The rack according to claim 1, wherein the vertical tubular posts are made telescopic, each rack consisting of a main long pipe, an upper tip for supporting the ceiling and a short auxiliary pipe with one for laying into the floor, the auxiliary pipe having an external thread and an adjusting nut cooperating with the lower portion of the main pipe. 3. A rack according to claim 1, characterized in that each shelf consists of a rectangular frame and a plate placed in the frame, both ends of which have a recess for covering the stand. Fig.Z 76 I I four eight h / (Pu.ii 8 5 / I II F1 //. 7 r f i G e / e.S