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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
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- the invention relates to a bottle shelf according to the preamble of patent claim 1 and according to the preamble of claim 8.
- Bottle racks serve to arrange as many bottles as possible and to save space.
- a wine rack which can be equipped from four sides (AU 2003100491 A4).
- This wine rack is rotatably mounted on a base so that the wine rack can be rotated 360 °.
- a wine rack which consists of several superposed arrangements for the storage of wine bottles (US D 591, 569 S). On each of these arrangements several wine bottles can be arranged.
- Each of these arrangements consists of a center, which is arranged in the middle of a circular edge portion. The circular edge portion is connected to the center via a plurality of rod-shaped elements. Since the center is arranged above the edge section, the arrangement has essentially the shape of a roof.
- Object of the present invention is to provide a bottle rack, which is accessible from different sides and in which several bottles can be stored in a space-saving and easily visible, so that the bottle labels of the bottles are easy to read.
- the invention thus relates to a bottle rack, which has a bottom element and an overhead ceiling element.
- Floor element and ceiling element are connected to each other via webs.
- a receiving device for a bottleneck of a bottle is arranged such that the receiving device is arranged between the floor element and the ceiling element.
- the bottom element has two mutually parallel support units for a bottle base of a bottle. Additional modules can additionally be arranged between the base element and the ceiling element.
- the bottle rack thus comprises at least one storage unit in which a plurality of bottles can be arranged.
- the bottle rack can be equipped with bottles from several sides.
- the advantage here is that the bottles can be stored in an inclined position. This skew is obtained by having the bottle rack support units for a bottle base of a bottle that are vertically offset from the bottle neck receiving units of that bottle. By means of this inclined position it is achieved that the closure of the bottles arranged there is moistened to about 2/3. This is especially important if the bottles are bottles filled with wine, as this will prevent the cork from drying out.
- Another advantage is that the bottle label of the bottles is arranged clearly visible and readable by the inclined position of the bottles. It is also advantageous that the bottles can be stored in the bottle rack regardless of the length of their bottleneck.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a bottle rack
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the bottle rack shown in Figure 1, in which some bottles are arranged;
- FIG. 3 shows a storage unit of the bottle rack shown in FIG. 2;
- FIG. 4 shows an enlarged detail of that shown in FIG
- Figure 5 is a section A-A through the bottle rack shown in Figure 1;
- Figure 6 is a plan view of the bottle rack shown in Figure 1 after cutting
- Figure 7 is another view of the bottle rack shown in Figure 6, wherein in the bottle rack four bottles are arranged; 8 shows a detail of the view of the bottle rack according to section CC shown in FIG. 6;
- FIG. 9 shows a detail of the view of the bottle rack according to section D-D shown in FIG.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a bottle rack 1.
- the bottle rack 1 has a bottom element 2, which is connected via four webs 3 to 6 with a ceiling element 7.
- Ceiling element 7 and bottom element 2 are arranged parallel to each other.
- the floor element 2 and the ceiling element 7 have essentially the same shape and size, as shown in FIG.
- the bottom element 2 has a bottom 9, which is surrounded by a wall 8.
- the wall 8 consists of four sections 10 to 13, which are arranged at least partially above the bottom 9 and thus form an edge portion 14.
- This bottom 9 has a substantially square surface, with which the bottom 9 comprises four corners 16 to 19.
- the ceiling element 7 has a ceiling 15 which is opposite the floor 9. It is understood that the bottom element 2 and the ceiling element 7 can also have a different shape, for example a round shape.
- the four webs 3 to 6 are respectively arranged in the corners 16 to 19 of the bottom 9 of the bottom element 2 or in the corners of the ceiling 15 of the ceiling element 7.
- the corners of the ceiling 15 are not visible in Figure 1.
- Each web 3 to 6 is connected to the two webs, which are closest to the corresponding web, via a plurality of support units 20, 21, 21 ' , 22, 23, 23 ' , to which at least one bottle with a bottle foot can be placed.
- each two support units are parallel to each other, wherein those support units, which are the support units 20 and 22 opposite, for the sake of clarity are not shown.
- a bottle is also not shown in FIG. 1 for the sake of clarity.
- a receiving device 24 to 27 arranged below the opposing support units 20, 21, 21 ' , 22, 23, 23 '.
- these receiving devices 24 to 27 may be stored a bottleneck of at least one bottle.
- the support units 20, 21, 21 ' , 22, 23, 23 ' are at least partially disposed in the webs 3 to 6. Further, another receptacle 37 for a bottleneck to recognize a bottle which is connected via webs 28 to 31 with the ceiling element 7.
- the support units 20, 21, 21 ' , 22, 23, 23 ' may be inclined with respect to the plane in which they are arranged, as shown in FIG.
- each receiving device 24 to 27 and 37 may be integrally formed or, as is the case in Figure 1, in two parts. As can be seen in FIG. 1, each receiving device 24 to 27 and 37 consists of two receiving devices 32, 32 ' , 33, 33 ' , 34, 34 ' , 35, 35 ' , 36, 36 ' arranged parallel to one another.
- Each module 42 to 45 consists of two mutually parallel support units and the corresponding receiving unit, which connects the two support units together.
- each module 42 to 45 is arranged in the bottle rack 1 in such a way that each module 42 to 45 is rotated relative to the module below or above it by 90 ° with respect to a rotation axis C.
- the first and the third module 42, 44 and the second and the fourth module 43, 45 are congruent to each other.
- this storage units 46 to 50 are the corresponding receiving devices 24 to 27, 37 each above the respective two opposing support units 20, 21, 21 ' , 22, 23, 23 ' for a bottle base, that is, in the bearing units 46 to 50, the support units 20, 21, 21 ' , 22, 23, 23 ' in a first plane and the receiving devices 24 to 27, 37 are arranged in a second plane, the second plane directly above the first level is arranged.
- a person skilled in the art thus also recognizes that two mutually opposite sides 51 and 52 of the edge section 14 are connected to one another. Together with the bottom 9 each form a support unit 39 or 38 for a bottle base of a bottle.
- This support units 38, 39 may also have the shape of a recess embedded in the bottom 9, in which the bottle base of the bottle can be arranged. However, this is not shown in FIG.
- each bearing unit 46 to 50 is arranged one above the other in such a way that each bearing unit 46 to 50 is rotated by 90 ° with respect to an axis of rotation C with respect to the bearing unit lying above or above it.
- the first and the third storage unit 46, 48 and the second and the fourth storage unit 47, 49 are congruent to each other.
- the bearing unit 46 thus forms the lowest storage unit of the bottle rack 1. It consists of the two support units 38 and 39 and the directly above the receiving device 24.
- the two support units 38 and 39 are arranged in a first plane, which lies below the second level, in which the receiving device 24 is arranged.
- the bearing unit 47 lying above the bearing unit 46 consists of two mutually parallel support units and the receiving device 25, wherein in FIG. 2 only the support unit 20 is shown.
- the support unit 20 opposite support unit is not shown for clarity.
- the storage unit 47 is the storage unit 48, which consists of the two support units 21 and 21 ' and the receiving device 26.
- the bearing units 47 and 49 are congruent to each other, whereas the bearing unit 47 is rotated with respect to the two bearing units 46 and 48 by 90 ° with respect to the axis of rotation C.
- light sources can be provided, with which the arranged in the bottle rack bottles can be illuminated from above or below. It is also possible, at the webs 3 to 6 light sources, for example in the form of light emitting diodes to install, with which the bottles located in the bottle rack bottles can be lit from the side. However, light sources are not shown in FIG. It is understood that even on the bottom element 2 and the ceiling element 7 can be omitted. In this case, the webs 3 to 6 would be stabilized exclusively by the individual modules 42 to 45, which connect the webs 3 to 6 with each other. However, so that bottles can be arranged in such a bottle rack 1, at least two superimposed modules must be provided, which are rotated by 90 ° with respect to the axis of rotation C to each other.
- rail systems can be arranged, in which the individual modules 42 to 45 along the webs 3 to 6, that can be moved in the vertical direction.
- the distance of the individual modules 42 to 45 from each other can be changed.
- the inclined position of the bottles is obtained in this case solely by changing the distance of the individual modules 42 to 45 from each other by moving the modules 42 to 45 away from or towards each other along the rail systems mounted on the webs 3 to 6 in the vertical direction become.
- such arranged on the webs 3 to 6 rail systems are not shown in the figure 1.
- the pickup devices 32, 32 ', 33, 33', 34, 34 ', 35, 35' to change could below the corresponding pad units 20, 21, 21 ', 22, 23, 23' may be arranged, for example, a rail system along which the receiving devices 32, 32 ' , 33, 33 ' , 34, 34 ' , 35, 35 ' can be moved.
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the bottle rack 1 shown in FIG. 1 with the bearing units 46 to 50.
- Each storage unit 46 to 50 forms an imaginary equilateral prism.
- the support units, which are opposite the support units 20 and 22, are not shown in Figure 2 again.
- bottles 54, 55, 56 are also a plurality of bottles 54, 55, 56, wherein the bottle 54 is arranged in the storage unit 49 and the bottle 55 in the storage unit 50.
- These bottles 54 to 56 may, for example, be wine bottles, with which the bottle rack 1 would serve as a wine rack.
- the bottles 54 to 56 are arranged in the respective storage units 46 to 50 with their bottleneck in a receiving device 27 and 40 and with theirelectricnfuß at least partially on the corresponding support unit 22 and 23 ' .
- the support units 22, 23 ' on which the bottle base of the respective bottles 54 to 56 is mounted below the receiving means 27 and 40 are arranged, have the bottles 54 to 56 in the storage units 48 to 50th an oblique position.
- the skew is 18 °, so that the bottle labels of the bottles 54 to 56 are arranged clearly legible.
- Particularly advantageous is such an inclination of 18 ° in wine bottles, because thereby the bottle cork of the corresponding wine bottle is moistened to about 2/3.
- the receiving means 24 to 27, 37, 40 for a bottleneck are formed as two mutually parallel receiving devices.
- the example of the receiving device 27 shows that both receiving devices 35 and 35 'of the receiving device 27 have a plurality of bearing surfaces.
- the bearing surfaces 57 to 60 can be seen, wherein in the bearing surface 60 of the bottle neck of the bottle 54 is arranged.
- the receiving device 35 ' only the support surfaces 61 to 63 can be seen.
- the bearing surfaces 57 to 60 of the receiving device 35 are arranged offset to the bearing surfaces 61 to 63 of the receiving device 35 ' , so that the bearing surfaces 61 to 63 of the receiving device 35 ' are arranged obliquely opposite the bearing surfaces 57 to 60 of the receiving device 35.
- An advantage of this bottle rack 1 is that the bottle foot is arranged in the direction of a person standing in front of the wine rack. Due to the inclined position of the bottles, the label can thus be arranged in a clearly visible and readable manner.
- Figure 3 shows a section of the bottle rack 1 shown in Figure 2, wherein only the storage unit 50 is shown, in which the bottle 55 is arranged.
- the dashed lines clearly show that the bearing unit 50 has the shape of an imaginary equilateral prism.
- the bearing unit 50 has the two mutually parallel support units 23 and 23 ' , which lie in a first plane E1.
- the support units 23, 23 ' are inclined.
- a second plane E2 which is located directly above the first plane E1
- the receiving device 40 consists of two mutually parallel receiving devices 70, 70 ' , each having four support surfaces 80 to 83 and 84 to 87.
- On the support surface 85 of the receiving device 70 ' is the bottleneck of the bottle 55 on.
- the bottle 55 is arranged on a surface 41 of the imaginary equilateral prism.
- the support surfaces 80 to 83 of the receiving device 70 are offset from the support surfaces 84 to 87 of the receiving device 70 ' arranged. This has the advantage that if in the storage unit 50 eight bottles are arranged, the bottlenecks of the opposite bottles can not touch. Thus, 50 bottles can be arranged in the storage unit having bottle necks of different lengths.
- FIG. 4 shows an enlarged detail of the bottle rack 1 shown in FIG. Based on this figure will be shown how the support units are arranged in the webs 3 to 6 of the bottle rack 1.
- This section shows the web 5, on which the two support units 22 and 23 ' are arranged.
- Both support units 22 and 23 ' each have a support bar 71 or 72 ' , on which a bottle base of a bottle can be stored at least partially.
- a bottle is not shown in Figure 4 for the sake of clarity.
- On the respective support bar 71 or 72 ' is in each case a support member 73 or 74 ' arranged, which prevents a on the support bar 71 or 72 ' arranged bottle of the support unit 22 or 23 ' can fall down.
- the web 5 has two milled grooves 75 and 76, in which the corresponding support bar 71 or 72 'is at least partially arranged.
- the support strips of the respective support units are introduced at an angle ⁇ obliquely from below into the corresponding web 5.
- this angle is ⁇ 18 °, whereby the arranged in the bottle rack 1 bottles have an inclined position of 18 °.
- the surfaces of the support strips 71 and 72 ' to the outside.
- an angle ⁇ of 18 ° is preferred because in this case the wine bottles have an inclined position, are covered in the 2/3 of the bottle cork with wine and thus kept moist.
- the bottle rack 1 so that on the webs 3 to 6 no rail system on which the individual modules in the vertical direction, that can be moved along the webs 3 to 6, because the support strips firmly in the webs 3 to 6 are anchored, as can be seen in the support strips 71, 72 ' , which are fixedly connected to the web 5.
- FIG. 5 shows a section AA through the bottle rack 1 shown in FIG.
- the two rear webs 3 and 6 connect the bottom 2 with the ceiling element 7.
- the support units 20 and 22 opposite support units 20 ' and 22 ' can be seen.
- the support units 20 and 22 can not be seen in FIG.
- Each of these support units 20 ' to 22 ' has a support bar 88, 89, which is arranged between the two webs 3 and 6 and is at least partially connected to these webs 3 to 6.
- These support strips 88, 89 of the support units 20 ' , 22 ' can be connected to the webs 3 to 6 in the manner shown in Figure 4. So the webs 3 to 6 Have milled recesses in which the support strips 88, 89 are at least partially arranged. However, these millings can not be seen in FIG.
- the individual webs of the bottle rack 1 have rail systems. Along these rail systems then the individual modules can be moved in the vertical direction, whereby the distance between the modules can be changed to each other.
- the rail systems of the two webs 3, 6 are not shown in Figure 5. For the sake of clarity, the modules do not have any reference numbers.
- a support member 90, 91 is arranged, is prevented by the fact that bottles, which are arranged on the support units 20 ' , 22 ' , slip off and can fall from the bottle rack 1.
- the corresponding receiving devices 24, 26 are mounted below the respective support strips 88, 89 of the support units 20 ' , 22 ' .
- These receiving devices 24, 26 are connected to the opposing support units 20, 20 ' , 22, 22 ' , which in turn consist of a support bar with a supporting element arranged thereon. It can also be seen that the receiving devices 25 to 27 are connected via the lower sides of the support strips to the support units 21, 21 ' , 23, 23 ' .
- the bottle rack 1 has a rotating device 93 in the interior of the bottom element 2.
- This rotary device 93 has a turntable 94, which is connected via connecting elements, for example webs, with the bottom element 2.
- connecting elements for example webs
- FIG 5 only the connecting elements 95 and 96 can be seen.
- Two ball bearings 97, 98 can also be seen, between which the turntable 94 is arranged.
- the rotating device 93 may also have a different structure, as long as with her the bottle rack can be rotated about its own axis.
- the skew can also be obtained by not the support units 21, 21 ' , 23, 23 ' are inclined, but that the recording devices along the planes, that are vertically displaceable.
- the recording devices along the planes, that are vertically displaceable.
- for this purpose for example, be arranged below the corresponding support strips of the support units, a rail system on which the recording devices can be moved.
- the two receiving devices 34 and 34 ' are arranged parallel to each other below two opposite support strips, in Figure 5, only the support bar 89 of the support unit 22 ' is.
- the two opposing support strips each have on their underside a rail system on which the receiving devices 34 and 34 ' are arranged. Along these rail systems, the receiving devices 34 and 34 ' can be moved. Now, if the two receiving devices 34 and 34 ' farther away, so increases the skew of the bottles. If, on the other hand, the two receiving devices 34 and 34 ' are arranged directly next to one another, then the oblique position of the bottles decreases correspondingly. Another advantage, if the receiving devices can be moved in the bottle rack 1, is that bottles of different sizes could be stored in the bottle rack 1.
- the inclined position of the bottles can also be adjusted by the fact that both the support units can be inclined and the distances between the receiving devices arranged parallel to one another can be varied.
- the bottle rack 1 can be made of any material, for example, wood, metal or plastic. Preferably, however, the bottle rack 1 is made of wood, for example made of softwood.
- the bottle rack 1 represented in FIG. 1 is shown in section BB.
- On the bottom element 2 sit the four webs 3 to 6. Between the webs 4 and 5, the support unit 22 is arranged, the support unit 22 'is opposite. The support unit 22 ' sits between the webs 3 and 6.
- the receiving device 26 consists of the two receiving devices 34 and 34 ' . Above the receiving device 26, the receiving device 27 is arranged, which connects the two opposing support units 23 and 23 ' for a bottle base of a bottle together.
- the receiving devices of the respective receiving devices are connected to the respective opposite support units with a connecting means, such as screws or an adhesive.
- the receiving device 27 consists of two mutually parallel receiving devices 35 and 35 ' .
- the receiving device 35 has bearing surfaces 57 to 60, which are arranged offset relative to the bearing surfaces 61 to 63, 53 of the receiving device 35 ' .
- the bearing surfaces of the two receiving devices 34 and 34 ' are offset from one another. However, the bearing surfaces of the two receiving devices 34, 34 ' have no reference numbers. In each of these bearing surfaces, a bottleneck of a bottle can be arranged in each case.
- FIG. 7 shows a further view of the bottle rack 1 shown in FIG. 6, wherein four bottles 64 to 67 are arranged in the bottle rack 1.
- the bottle 65 lies with its bottle foot on the support unit 22 ' and with the bottleneck in the support surface 53 of the receiving device 35 ' .
- the bottle base of the bottle 65 rests on the support bar 71 ' and is at least partially disposed on the support member 73 ' .
- the support member 73 ' prevents the bottle 65 of the support bar 71 ' slips and so can fall off the bottle rack 1.
- the bottle 65 obliquely opposite bottle 64 rests with its bottle on the other hand resting on the support unit 22. Also there prevents the support member 73 that the bottle 64 of the bottle rack 1 falls.
- the bottle necks of the two bottles 64 and 65 do not touch.
- the bottlenecks of the bottles, which can be arranged in the storage unit 49, can thus also have different lengths of bottle necks, without touching the bottlenecks of the bottles arranged there.
- FIG 8 shows a section of the view of the bottle rack 1 shown in Figure 6 after section CC.
- the bearing unit 49 is shown, which consists of the two opposing support units 22 and 22 ' and the receiving device 27, which is arranged above the two support units 22 and 22 ' .
- the support units 22 and 22 ' are thus arranged in the first plane E1 and the receiving device 27 arranged above it in the second plane E2.
- Both support units 22 and 22 ' consist of a support bar 71 or 71 ' , to each of which a support member 73 and 73 'is mounted. Both support strips 71 and 71 ' are connected to each other via the receiving device 34 ' of the receiving device 26.
- FIG. 8 shows a detail of the view of the bottle rack 1 shown in FIG.
- bottles 64 and 65 are arranged in the storage unit 49.
- the bottleneck of the bottle 65 lies on the bearing surface 53 of the receiving device 35 ' .
- the bearing surface 53 is not visible in FIG.
- the bottle base of the bottle 65 rests on the support bar 71 'of the support unit 22 ' . Since the support unit 22 ' is inclined with respect to the plane E1 by an angle ⁇ , and the bottle 65 is inclined by the angle ⁇ . By this inclined position of the bottle, the bottle cap is at least partially moistened. This is especially important when it comes to a wine bottle, because with wine bottles, it is important that the cork be moistened at all times. Located on the support rail 71 'arranged support element 73' prevents that the bottle 65 can slip from the bottle rack. 1
- the bottle 64 is arranged with its bottleneck on a support surface 60 of the receiving device 35, wherein the support surface 60 is not visible, since the support surface 60 is arranged in this view behind the support surface 62.
- the bottle 65 is thus arranged behind the bottle 64 in this view.
- the bottle 64 rests on the support unit 22, wherein the support unit 22 is also at an angle ⁇ with respect to the plane E1, that is, with respect to the receiving device 26, inclined.
- the support element 73 arranged on the support strip 71 of the support unit 22 prevents the bottle 64 from falling off the bottle shelf 1.
- the angle ⁇ is 18 °, because with this angle the bottle a
- Slanting ensures that the bottle cap is moistened to about 2/3. This is especially important if the bottle is a wine-filled bottle. In this case, the cork is always in contact with the wine at about 2/3.
- this bottle rack 1 An advantage of this bottle rack 1 is that the bottle foot is arranged in the direction of a person standing in front of the wine rack. As a result of the inclined position of the bottles 64, 65, the label of the bottles 64, 65 can thus be arranged in a clearly visible and readable manner.
- the angle ⁇ can also be adjusted by not tilting the supporting units, but rather that the receiving devices can be displaced horizontally along the planes, that is to say horizontally.
- a rail system can be arranged below the corresponding support strips of the support units, on which the receiving devices can be moved. If, for example, the two receiving devices 35 and 35 ' in FIG. 9 are further apart, the angle ⁇ increases.
- the angle a decreases.
- the receiving devices could be moved in the bottle rack 1
- bottles of different sizes could be stored in the bottle rack 1.
- the angle ⁇ and thus the inclination of the bottles can thus be set as follows:
- the bottle rack 1 has ten storage units 46 to 50 in FIG. 1, it is conceivable to provide a bottle rack with only one storage unit or even more than ten units.
- a bottle rack with only one storage unit can be obtained by arranging the ceiling element 7 with the receiving device 37 arranged thereon directly above the bottom element 2 in the bottle rack 1. On the modules 42 to 45 is thus omitted in this variant.
- the smallest bottle shelf with the simplest structure can thus be constructed as follows. 1.
- the bottle rack 1 has the bottom element 2 and the ceiling element 7 arranged above it, wherein the receiving device 37 is arranged on the ceiling element 7, so that the receiving device 37 lies between the bottom element 2 and the ceiling element 7.
- the bottom element 2 is connected to the ceiling element 7 via webs 3 to 6.
- the bottle rack 1 has webs 3 to 6, wherein the webs 3 to 6 via two superimposed modules 42 to 45 connected to each other and thus also stabilized.
- the modules are arranged at 90 °, relative to a common axis of rotation C, vertically offset from each other.
- modules 42 to 45 between the ceiling element 7 and the bottom element 2 must be arranged.
- a module 42 to 45 consists of two opposing support units for a bottle base and the receiving unit, which connects the two opposing support units together. For each additional module 42 to 45 that is added, another storage unit is obtained.
- Another advantage of this bottle rack is that the bottle rack can be equipped with bottles from four sides at the same time.
- An advantage of this bottle rack is also that the bottles can be arranged at an angle in the storage unit. This angle ensures that the closure of the bottle is moistened to about 2/3. This is especially important if the bottle is a bottle filled with wine, as it must be avoided that the bottle cork dries out.
- the bottle label of the bottles is clearly visible and legible due to the inclined position of the bottles. It is also advantageous that in the bottle rack bottles can be arranged regardless of the length of their bottleneck.
- a further advantage is that the bottles are conveniently and clearly arranged in the bottle rack. Since the bottle rack has a turntable, the bottles can simply be placed in the bottle rack or removed from it.
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