TWM522634U - Interchangeable shoe rack structure - Google Patents

Description

Replaceable shoe rack structure

This creation is about a shoe rack, especially a shoe rack for hanging shoes.

The multi-layer shoe rack of the prior art can only be placed on the top surface of the shoe board, which causes the space above the shoe to be idle and wasteful, and needs to be improved; for this, some shoe racks are provided with hanging devices on the bottom surface of the shoe board, such as jigs, etc. Wait for extra hanging shoes.

However, the structure of the clamp is liable to cause damage to the upper, and the footwear cannot stand upright and is easy to shake and unstable.

In addition, there is also a structure in which a shoe groove is arranged under the bottom surface of the shoe board, and the bottom of the shoe is extended into the shoe slot for hanging. However, shoes of different sizes and types are not suitable for using the same shoe groove. For example, the upper of the high-heeled boots is inclined. If placed in the horizontal shoe groove of the general shoes, the boots may be skewed, the upper may be pressed, or even dropped or not stored at all.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a replaceable shoe frame structure that can correspond to different forms of footwear and is easy to use.

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides a replaceable shoe rack structure comprising a support structure, at least one shoe panel and at least one shoe structure.

The shoe board is disposed on the support structure and has a certain distance from the ground; the shoe structure is disposed on a bottom surface of the shoe board, and the shoe structure comprises two clamping structures, wherein the two clamping structures are disposed in parallel with each other. The clamping structure comprises two parallelly disposed clamping plates, each of the clamping plates is composed of a base portion and a receiving portion, the base portion is positioned to the bottom surface of the shoe board, and the receiving portion is detachably coupled to the base portion away from the ground One end of the shoe board defines a clamping space between the two clamping plates of each of the clamping structures, and each of the receiving portions forms a curved surface to cooperate with the outer contour of the shoe disposed in the clamping space.

Thereby, the user can assemble by selecting an appropriate shape and size of the bearing portion, thereby matching the form and size of different shoes.

The following is a description of possible implementations of the present invention by way of example only, and is not intended to limit the scope of the creation of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1-7, the present invention provides a replaceable shoe rack structure comprising a support structure 10, at least one shoe panel 20 and at least one shoe structure. In the main embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of shoe boards 20 and a plurality of shoe-making structures are included, and a bottom plate 40 is further included.

Each of the shoe boards 20 is sequentially disposed on the support structure 10, and the bottom plate 40 is disposed under the lowermost shoe board 20 and at a predetermined distance therefrom. More specifically, the support structure 10 may include a support column. The bottom plate 40 and the shoe-mounted panels 20 are vertically aligned by being spaced apart from each other by the support structure 10.

Each of the shoe structure is disposed on a bottom surface of the shoe board 20, the shoe structure includes two clamping structures 31, the two clamping structures are disposed in parallel with each other, and each of the clamping structures comprises two clamping plates arranged in parallel, each of the clamping plates The base portion 301 is disposed on the bottom surface of the shoe board 20, and the receiving portion 302 is detachably coupled to the end portion of the base portion 301 away from the shoe board 20, An interposing space 313 is defined between the two clamping plates of the sandwiching structure, and each of the receiving portions 302 forms a curved surface 3111, 3121 to cooperate with the outer contour of the shoe disposed in the clamping space 313, so that the shoe 50 The two sides of the curved surface 3111, 3121 can be placed between the two curved surfaces 3111, 3121. Preferably, the curvature radius of each of the curved surfaces 3111 and 3121 in the horizontal direction is different, and the base 301 of each of the clamping plates is substantially associated with the shoe board. 20 vertical. Preferably, each of the receiving portion 302 and the base portion 301 has at least one elongated hole 3022, 3012. The at least one locking member 314 has an elongated portion 3141 through which the elongated portion 3141 passes. After 3022, the locking member 314 is rotated to lock the receiving portion 302 and the base portion 301 to each other. In particular, the curved surface may also be a beveled or vertical surface structure to achieve the effect of matching the outer contour of the shoe.

More specifically, the two clamping plates of the clamping structure 31 are respectively a fixing clamping plate 311 and a movable clamping plate 312. The two movable clamping plates 312 of the two clamping structures are located between the two fixing clamping plates 311. The shoe structure further includes a displacement structure 32 located between the two movable clamping plates 312 and connected to the two movable clamping plates 312. The displacement structure 32 can move the two movable clamping plates 312 in opposite directions to simultaneously change the The width of the second sandwich space 313. The base portion 301 and the receiving portion 302 of each of the clamping plates and the connecting ends thereof extend horizontally away from the clamping space 313 at least one of the ear portions 3011 and 3021, and the two ear portions 3011 and 3021 are overlapped with each other. The elongated holes 3012, 3022 are formed on the ear portions 3011, 3021. Further, each of the base portions 301 is formed with a through hole 3013 beside the ear portion 3011, and each of the receiving portions 302 is formed beside the ear portion 3021. There is a bump 3023, and the bump 3023 is placed through the through hole 3013.

With respect to the displacement structure 32, in the embodiment, each of the displacement structures 32 includes a complex array of lateral links 322, at least one longitudinal link 323, at least two vertical links 321 and a screw 324, and each set of transverse links 322 includes At least two transverse links 322 are pivotally connected to each other and respectively connected to the two movable clamping plates 312. The longitudinal links 323 are connected between the pivotal links of the lateral links 322 to maintain each group. The distance between the transverse links 322 is fixed. The two vertical straight links 321 are respectively disposed at the pivotal joints of the different sets of the transverse links 322. One of the vertical connecting rods 321 is rotatably passed through the screw 324 but cannot be opposite to the screw. 324 moves, another vertical link 321 passes through the screw 324 and is screwed, and the distance between the two vertical straight links 321 is changed by rotating the screw 324, thereby causing the transverse links in each set of transverse links 322. The 322 pivots relative to each other to adjust the distance between the two movable jaws 312, and simultaneously pushes the two movable jaws 312 to the fixed jaws 311 by the same distance.

In addition, the bottom surface of the shoe board 20 is provided with two sliding rails 21 spaced apart from each other by a certain distance. The opposite ends of the movable clamping plate 312 perpendicular to the moving direction thereof respectively have a sliding flange 3112, and the two sliding flanges 3112 are respectively slidably disposed. In the two slide rails 21, the sliding of each of the movable clamping plates 312 is guided, and more specifically, each of the sliding rails 21 is surrounded by a braided sheet body and a shoe board 20, and each sliding A notch 3113 is formed above the flange 3112, and the notch 3113 corresponds to the crest-like piece to embed the clam-shaped piece.

With the above structure, the user can adjust the width of the clamping space 313 by the displacement structure 32 according to the width of the shoe to be hung, or after the shoe is placed in the clamping space 313, the displacement structure 32 is operated. The movable clamping plate 312 is moved to the fixing clamping plate 311, and the shoe 50 is clamped and fixed, so that a good hanging effect can be achieved. In particular, the fixed clamping plate 311 and the movable clamping plate 312 have curved curved surfaces 3111 and 3121, and even the curved ends of the curved curved surfaces 3111 and 3121 are different, and can fit the different heights and surfaces of the toe and the sole. The curvature allows the shoe 50 to be properly and stably suspended without skewing or squeezing the upper.

Referring to FIG. 8 to FIG. 13 again, in another embodiment of the present invention, another aspect of the clamping structure 31a is provided: the two ends of the fixed clamping plate 311a and the curved surface of the movable clamping plate 312a in the horizontal direction The height in the vertical direction is different, so that the curved surface is inclined, and can correspond to the curvature of the upper surface of the high-heeled boot 60. When the boot 60 is hung, the boot can be kept upright and not skewed, and the boot is not pressed. head. In other possible embodiments, the aspect of the sandwich structure may also vary depending on the appearance of the shoe, and is not limited to the above.

In summary, the present invention is used by the hanging structure provided on the bottom surface of the shoe board to effectively use the storage space, and the bearing portion can be replaced as needed to meet the size and type of different shoe boots, which is very practical.

10‧‧‧Support structure
20‧‧‧shoes
21‧‧‧Slide rails
301‧‧‧ base
3011‧‧ Ears
3012‧‧‧Long hole
3013‧‧‧Perforation
302‧‧‧Support Department
3021‧‧ Ears
3022‧‧‧Long hole
3023‧‧‧Bumps
31, 31a‧‧ ‧ sandwich structure
311, 311a‧‧‧ fixed splint
3111‧‧‧ curved surface
3112‧‧‧Sliding flange
3113‧‧ ‧ gap
312, 312a‧‧‧ movable splint
3121‧‧‧ curved surface
313‧‧‧Clamping space
314‧‧‧Locker
3141‧‧‧Long section
32‧‧‧displacement structure
321‧‧‧Lead straight link
322‧‧‧Transverse link
323‧‧‧Longitudinal connecting rod
324‧‧‧ screw
40‧‧‧floor
50‧‧‧ shoes
60‧‧‧ boots

Figure 1 is a partial perspective view of the creation. Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the use of part of the creation. Figure 3 is a partial exploded view of the creation. Figure 4 is a partial bottom view of the creation. Figure 5 is a partial rear view of the creation. Figure 6 is a partial rear view of the present use. Figure 7 is a schematic diagram of the use of the present creation. Figure 8 is a partial perspective view of a second embodiment of the present invention. Figure 9 is a partial schematic view showing the use of the second embodiment of the present invention. Figure 10 is a partial rear elevational view of the second embodiment of the present invention. Figure 11 is a partial rear view of the second embodiment of the present invention in use. Figure 12 is a schematic view showing the use of the second embodiment of the present creation. Figure 13 is a partial perspective view of another angle of the second embodiment of the present invention.

20‧‧‧shoes

21‧‧‧Slide rails

301‧‧‧ base

302‧‧‧Support Department

31‧‧‧Clamping structure

311‧‧‧Fixed splint

313‧‧‧Clamping space

314‧‧‧Locker

32‧‧‧displacement structure

321‧‧‧Lead straight link

322‧‧‧Transverse link

323‧‧‧Longitudinal connecting rod

3112‧‧‧Sliding flange

312‧‧‧ movable splint

324‧‧‧ screw

Claims (12)

The utility model relates to a replaceable shoe rack structure, comprising: a support structure; at least one shoe board disposed on the support structure and at a distance from the ground; at least one shoe structure disposed on the bottom surface of the shoe board The shoe structure comprises two clamping structures, the two clamping structures are arranged in parallel with each other, and each of the clamping structures comprises two clamping plates arranged in parallel, each of the clamping plates being composed of a base and a receiving portion, the base is positioned to a bottom surface of the shoe board, the receiving portion is detachably coupled to an end of the base portion farther away from the shoe board, and an clamping space is defined between the two clamping plates of the clamping structure, and each of the receiving portions is formed A curved curved surface cooperates with the outer contour of the shoe placed in the interposed space. The removable shoe rack structure according to claim 1, comprising a plurality of shoe-making boards and a plurality of shoe-making structures, further comprising a bottom plate, wherein the shoe-making plates are sequentially disposed above the bottom plate, the shoe The support structure is connected between the plate and the bottom plate and between any two adjacent shoe panels. The removable shoe rack structure of claim 1, wherein the two clamping plates of each of the clamping structures are a fixed clamping plate and a movable clamping plate, and the two movable clamping plates of the two clamping structures are located between the two fixed clamping plates. The at least one shoe structure further includes a displacement structure located between the two movable clamping plates and connected to the two movable clamping plates, the displacement structure enabling the two movable clamping plates to move in opposite directions to simultaneously change the two The width of the space. The replaceable shoe rack structure of claim 3, wherein each of the displacement structures comprises a plurality of transverse links, at least one longitudinal link, at least two vertical links and a screw, and each set of transverse links comprises at least two lateral directions. a connecting rod, the two transverse links are pivotally connected to each other and respectively connected to the two movable clamping plates, and the longitudinal connecting rod is connected between the pivotal joints of the transverse connecting links to maintain a certain distance between each set of transverse connecting links The two vertical straight links are respectively disposed at pivotal joints of different sets of transverse links, wherein a vertical connecting rod is rotatably passed through the screw but cannot move relative to the screw, and another vertical connecting rod is used for the screw to pass through and The screw is arranged to change the distance between the two vertical straight links by rotating the screw, so that the transverse links in each set of transverse links are pivoted relative to each other, thereby adjusting the distance between the two movable clamping plates. The replaceable shoe rack structure according to claim 3, wherein the bottom surface of the shoe board is provided with two slide rails spaced apart from each other by a certain distance, and the opposite ends of each of the base portions of the movable clip plate perpendicular to the moving direction thereof respectively have a sliding convex The two sliding flanges are respectively slidably disposed in the two sliding rails to guide the sliding of each of the movable clamping plates. The interchangeable shoe rack structure according to claim 5, wherein each of the slide rails is formed by a weft-shaped sheet body and a shoe-making board, and a gap is formed on each of the sliding flanges, and the gap corresponds to The braided sheet is embedded in the braided sheet. The replaceable shoe rack structure according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein each of the curved surfaces has a different radius of curvature at both ends in the horizontal direction. The replaceable shoe rack structure according to claim 7, wherein the height of each of the curved surfaces in the horizontal direction is different in a vertical direction, so that the curved surface is inclined. The replaceable shoe rack structure of claim 7, wherein the base of each of the jaws is substantially perpendicular to the shoe panel. The replaceable shoe rack structure according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein each of the receiving portion and the base portion has at least one elongated hole, and at least one of the fasteners has an elongated portion, the length After the shaped portion passes through the elongated hole, the locking member is rotated to lock the receiving portion and the base portion to each other. The replaceable shoe rack structure according to claim 9, wherein the base of each of the splints and the end of the receiving portion and the connecting ends extend horizontally away from the clamping space at least one ear, the two ears. Stacked on each other, the elongated holes are formed on the ears. The replaceable shoe rack structure of claim 11, wherein each of the base portions has a perforation formed beside the ear portion, and each of the receiving portions is formed with a protrusion beside the ear portion, and the protrusion is inserted through the through hole. .