ES2296480B1 - MULTIPLE FURNITURE WITH RECTANGULAR SHELVES. - Google Patents

Abstract

The object of this Patent is a "Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves", whose uses are explicit in the descriptive texts of the invention. It is a multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves whose shelves can be made of glass, wood or aluminum, the wooden ones being potentially tiltable and all of them adjustable in height, arranged between vertical profiles that constitute the basic structural elements, supported by peculiar supports according to their application.

Description

Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves.

Object

The object to which the invention relates to Protect this Patent of Invention, refers to a "Furniture multipurpose with rectangular shelves ".

The multipurpose concept responds to the possibility of using the furniture in different applications such as an exempt shelf, room divider in the same area or as an internal structure of a closet.

Background

Shelving furniture are known from different materials and for various purposes, which have means of support or support of its shelves of configurations and functions appropriate to the nature and purpose of the furniture.

The functional requirements of each type of furniture, condition the characteristics of the shelves, as well as between certain limits the subjection of them to the structure general.

Current requirements with regard to the aesthetics of the furniture, they also condition the configuration general and stylistic furniture, which is why it takes very diverse.

Description of the invention

The purpose of the invention that is protected in This Patent consists of the design of a shelf, which responding to current stylistic requirements of the structural and auxiliary elements that allow its multiple use recommended in the previous description of your object.

It is a piece of furniture whose shelves can be glass, wood or aluminum, the wooden ones being tiltable optionally and all of them adjustable in height, arranged between vertical profiles that constitute the elements basic structural, supported by peculiar supports according to their application.

The formal characteristics of the uprights verticals are defined by their cross section which is substantially rectangular, in whose four vertices there are two triangular shaped rounded vertex openings the place that vertices would occupy in the general way rectangular.

On the inside of each of the lines that configure the base of said triangles of rounded vertices presents inwardly closed profile section, both open cylindrical projections.

One of the free ends of the uprights is closes with a trim cover or is completed if necessary by a Supplementary wall support profile.

The trim cover is configured so substantially rectangular, in whose four vertices there are two Trapecial starters, presenting one of their flat faces while which in the other, presents two flat rectangular projections parallel and next to its major sides and two other protrusions in straight dihedral shape, facing and symmetrical, close to the minor faces of the general rectangular shape.

Its open ends are adjustable in verticality and length by means of thread levelers articulated configuration by patella.

The designs of the shelf supports respond to different characteristics according to nature and ends thereof.

The support for glass or wood shelves It consists of two pieces of symmetrical configuration speculate, each of which is formed by a plate in one of whose ends has a hollow and countersunk cylinder, arranged tangentially to one of the faces of the plate, while at the opposite end said plate has a profile circumferential of 90 ° giving rise to a widening from the upper lower face At the ends of this widening emerge  two equal and facing extensions in the form of "L" inverted, one of which is pierced by a perforation where a captive screw is housed. Of the bases of said extensions protruding two coplanar projections with one face of the plate and noticeably triangular configuration, topped by a small stepping. On the opposite side of the plate and next to its projection there is a small cylinder of equal diameter and in symmetrical arrangement with that of the end of the platen.

The upper grip piece complements the glass or wood stand.

The support for aluminum or glass shelves It consists of a piece of general configuration orientatively trapecial, with one of its flat faces in whose lower base rises a flat projection of rectangular configuration, with the upper vertices rounded. Next to one of the faces of said projection has a circular perforation, while next to the opposite face there is a rectangular recess in the base minor of the trapeze. Near the major base of the trapeze a cylindrical projection perforated with its axis parallel to the major base of the trapeze.

The face of the support opposite to the flat, presents two symmetrically opposite nerves on the major sides of the trapezoid, separated by a parallel transverse septum and close to the major base. The lateral nerves have an increasing height in the sense from the smallest to the largest base; and a hole countersunk next to the entrance of the minor base. On the outer face of one of the lateral nerves and next to the major base presents a rectangular projection with a countersunk hole where houses a captive screw.

The support for aluminum shelves is a profile whose cross section of an aluminum shelf, configured in a trapecial way, whose minor base It has a rectangular recess whose smaller side reduces its length by two protrusions facing each other, while the main base presents a rectangular projection at one of its ends, defining a embedded with a small projection located at the opposite end of said major base.

The section presents three inside cross divisions, one of which close to the major base it is configured with two flat projections perpendicular to said major base and on its opposite face has a protrusion cylindrical open. The next to the minor base has two symmetrical projections parallel to said base and further inwards thereof and parallel to the minor base with a cylindrical projection open towards the lower base, being the intermediate division flat on both sides.

A glass shelf holder that has a cross section orientatively configured rectangular with two flat opposite faces. One of the other two It has an incoming whose outer limit reduces its length by two small protruding ends aligned and facing each other, while which on the remaining face has an orthogonal flat projection whose free end has a small protrusion in the form of a hook and divide the aforementioned face into a flat part and another curved-convex that ends near the end of a flat faces

Inside the profile there are two small flat projections aligned and facing orthogonally to the flat faces Inside the part curved-convex on the other side there is a protrusion open cylindrical interior.

The support for wooden shelves variable inclination is constituted by a rectangular plate base, with two countersunk holes next to its sides minors and whose central area emerges a projection shaped circular sector, one of whose radii is perpendicular to the plate base.

Said projection has two emptyings concentric and a circular hole near the center.

The emptying closest to the outside area of the circular sector, is of concentric opening of uniform width, presented the boundaries of said small protrusion slit equidistant, while the other internal emptying is in the form of concentric circular sector with the general configuration of the outgoing.

The jaws for fixing the brackets shelves to vertical uprights are made up of pieces males and females that are coupled by pairs of lugs embedded in the female part, which is the same for all male parts

One of the male jaws is applied to the main face of the upright retaining the shelf supports, composed of two pieces in angular arrangement.

Another variant is applied to the smaller side of the vertical amount formally differing from the previous one in the male piece size.

Another type of jaw is characterized in that the male part is applied to fixing hinges supplements, presenting a general configuration of "T".

The verticality regulation element and length of the uprights is applicable to any of its ends and is configured by a rectangular support piece, in whose center articulates a kneecap from which axially emerges a asparagus.

At the ends of the stud there is a piece of rectangular configuration whose flat face reproduces the section transverse of the amount to which it is coupled, while in its external face has two extreme projections that configure in the central area a recess in which a sliding piece fits rectangular, with lateral wings adjusted to the edges of the protrusions of the base piece.

The base piece and the slide are crossed by a matching central hole. The sliding piece is fixed by a captive screw and in the common thread hole the axial stud of the patella.

Brief description of the drawings

To complement the description of the invention and facilitate the interpretation of formal characteristics, structural and functional of its object, drawings are accompanied in those that schematically represent different aspects of a preferred embodiment of "Multipurpose furniture with shelves Rectangular "that constitutes the object of this Patent. said drawings:

Figure 1 represents the furniture assembly, seen is isometric perspective.

Figure 2 shows in detail the union between a vertical upright and an orthogonal section to support the wall.

Figure 3 corresponds to a detail of the vertical level and length of the uprights, located in Any of its extremes.

Figure 4 is a view of an upright vertical, showing the formal characteristics of its section cross.

Figure 5 is an isometric perspective that shows the arrangement of the supports for glass shelves or wood in horizontal position and wood in arrangement tiltable

Figure 6 shows the other arrangement of supports suitable for both glass shelves and aluminum.

Figure 7 represents in explosion the provision of specific supports for each of the shelves of different material (glass, wood and aluminum).

Figure 8 shows in perspective one of the two pieces that make up a support for glass or wood, the other corresponding to its mirror symmetric,

Figure 9 shows in perspective the piece of upper grip that complements the support of figure 8 in The case of glass shelves.

Figure 10 represents in perspective the specular symmetry brackets that are applied to the smaller sides of aluminum shelves.

Figure 11 corresponds to the section cross section of an aluminum shelf, showing the means internal coupling and fixing of the support of the figure 10.

Figure 12 corresponds to the section cross section of a glass holder.

Figure 13 corresponds to the representation in perspective of the stand for wooden shelves in arrangement inclined

Figure 14 represents a section of upright vertical of the furniture structure, showing the fixing of jaws on their major and minor faces, immobilizable in positions chosen optionally, for union with different shelf supports.

Figure 15 depicts a male jaw applicable to the main side of the upright, suitable for any shelf supports.

Figure 16 is also a male jaw applicable to the major side of the upright, for various uses, such as, hinge supplements, shelf brackets tilting or clamping of furniture modules to avoid their I overturn.

Figure 17 shows a jaw in perspective male applicable to the lower side of the stud.

Figures 18 and 19 represent a jaw female, views from opposite sides.

Figure 20 represents a vertical upright of the furniture structure, showing the trim cover of closure, as well as the arrangement of the regulatory element of verticality and length of the amount.

Figure 21 shows a cross section of the upright.

Figure 22 depicts the cover in perspective trim that closes one end of the stud.

Figures 23 and 24 represent in perspective two exterior and interior views of the piece that fits a end of the stud to receive the perforated plate of the figure 25.

Figure 26 represents a perspective view joint support element for vertical adjustment and length of the upright, in which they fit in figures 23, 24 and 25.

Description of a preferred embodiment

To clearly show nature and the scope of the advantageous application of the "Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves "constituting the object of the invention claimed, its structure and its description are described below use, referring to the drawings that, to represent a preferred embodiment of said object, with character informative, should be considered in its broadest sense and not as limiters of the application and the content of the invention claimed.

The object of the Patent is a piece of furniture whose shelves can be made of glass, wood or aluminum, being those of wood inclinable potentatively and all of them adjustable in height, arranged between vertical profiles that constitute the basic structural elements, supported by peculiar supports According to your application.

The formal characteristics of the uprights verticals are defined by their cross section (Fig. 21) which is substantially rectangular, in whose four vertices there are two triangular shaped rounded vertex openings the place that vertices would occupy in the general way rectangular.

On the inside of each of the lines (1) that configure the base of said vertices triangles rounded, presents inwardly closed section of the profile, two open cylindrical projections (2).

One of the free ends of the uprights (3) (Fig. 20) closes with a trim cover (4) or is completed in its case for a complementary support profile on the wall (Fig. 1 and 2).

The trim cover (4) (Fig. 22) is configured in a substantially rectangular way, in whose four vertices there are two trapecial incoming (5), presenting a of its flat faces while in the other, it has two protrusions rectangular parallel planes (6) and close to their major sides and two other projections in the form of a straight dihedral (7), facing and symmetrical, close to the smaller faces of the general form rectangular.

Its open ends are adjustable in verticality and length by means of thread levelers (Fig. 26) configuration articulated by patella.

The designs of the shelf supports respond to different characteristics according to nature and ends thereof.

The support for glass or wood shelves (Fig. 8) consists of two configuration pieces (8) symmetric specular, each of which is formed by a plate at one of whose ends has a hollow cylinder and countersunk (9), arranged tangentially to one of the faces of the plate, while at the opposite end said plate presents a circumferential profile of 90 ° (10) resulting in a widening from the upper lower face. At the ends of said widening emerge two equal extensions and faced in the form of an inverted "L" (11), one of which it is crossed by a hole (12) where a screw is housed prisoner. From the bases of these extensions stand out two coplanar projections with a plate and configuration face noticeably triangular (13), topped by a small staggering On the opposite side of the plate and next to its outgoing there is a small cylinder (14) of equal diameter and in symmetrical arrangement with that of the end of the plate.

The upper clamp piece (68) (Fig. 9) complements the support for glass or wood (8) (Fig. 8).

The support for aluminum or glass shelves (15) (Fig. 10) consists of a configuration piece general orientatively trapecial, with one of its flat faces in whose lower base rises a flat outgoing configuration rectangular (16), with rounded upper vertices. Next one of the faces of said projection has a perforation circular (17), while next to the opposite face there is a rectangular inlet at the minor base of the trapezoid (18). Next to the major base of the trapezoid emerges a cylindrical perforated projection (19) with its axis parallel to the major base of the trapezoid.

The face of the support opposite to the flat, presents two symmetrically opposite ribs (20) on the major sides of the trapezoid, separated by a parallel transverse septum (21) and next to the main base. The lateral nerves have a height growing in the sense from the smallest to the largest base; and a countersunk hole (22) near the major base. In the face external of one of the lateral nerves and close to the major base presents a rectangular projection with a countersunk perforation (23) where a captive screw is housed.

The aluminum shelf is a profile (24) (Fig. 11) whose cross section is configured so noticeably trapecial and whose minor base has an entree rectangular (25) whose smaller side reduces its length by two facing outgoing (26), while the major base has a rectangular projection (27) at one of its ends, defining a recessed (28) with a small projection located at the opposite end of said major base.

The section presents three inside cross divisions, one of which (29) next to the base major is configured with two flat projections (30) in direction perpendicular to said major base and on its opposite face it has a open cylindrical projection (31). Next to the minor base it has two symmetrical projections (32) parallel to said base and more inwards and parallel to the smaller base with a open cylindrical projection (33) oriented towards the smaller base, the intermediate division (34) being flat on both sides.

A support for glass shelves (35) (Fig. 12) that has a cross section configured so orientatively rectangular with two flat opposite faces (36). One of the other two presents an entree (37) whose outer limit reduce its length by two small aligned end protrusions and facing each other (38), while in the remaining face it has a orthogonal flat projection (39) whose free end has a small protrusion in the form of a hook (40) and divide the said face into a flat part (41) and another curved-convex (42) that ends near the end of one flat faces.

Inside the profile there are two small flat projections (43) aligned and facing orthogonal to flat faces. Inside the part curved-convex on the other side there is a protrusion open cylindrical interior (44).

The support for wooden shelves variable inclination (45) (Fig. 13) is constituted by a rectangular base plate (46) base, with two countersunk holes (47) next to its minor sides and from whose central area a protrusion (48) in the shape of a circular sector, one of whose radii is perpendicular to the base plate.

Said projection has two emptyings concentric (49) and (52) and a circular hole near the center (fifty).

The emptying (49) closest to the outside area of the circular sector, it has a concentric opening of uniform width, presented the boundaries of said small protrusion slit equidistant (51), while the other emptying (52) inside is in concentric circular sector shape with the general configuration outgoing

The jaws (Fig. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19) for fixing shelf supports to vertical uprights They consist of male parts (Fig. 15, 16 and 17) and females (Fig. 18 and 19) that are coupled by pairs of lugs (53) embedded in the female part (69) (Fig. 18 and 19), which is the Same for all male parts.

One of the male jaws (54) (Fig. 15) is applied to the main face of the stud retaining the supports of shelves, composed of two pieces in angular arrangement.

Another variant (55) (Fig. 17) is applied to the face lower vertical amount formally differing from the previous one in the size of the male piece.

Another type of jaw (56) (Fig. 16) is characterized in that the male part is applied to the fixing of hinge supplements, presenting a general configuration of "T"

The element (57) (Fig. 23, 24, 25 and 26) of regulation of the verticality and length of the uprights is applicable to any of its ends and is configured by a rectangular support piece (58), in whose center articulates a patella (59) from which axially a stud (60) emerges.

At the ends of the stud there is a piece of rectangular configuration (61) (Fig. 23 and 24) whose flat face reproduces the cross section of the upright to which it is attached, while on its external face it has two outgoing ends (62) that form a recess in the central area (63) in the one that fits a sliding piece (64) (Fig. 25) rectangular, with lateral wings (65) adjusted to the edges of the projections of the base piece (61).

The base piece (61) and the slide (64), are crossed by a coincident central hole (66). The piece Slider is fixed by a set screw (67) and in the common hole (66) threads the axial stud of the patella (60).

Claims (12)

1. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves made of glass, wood or aluminum, characterized in that the wooden ones are powerfully tiltable and all of them adjustable in height, arranged between vertical profiles that constitute the basic structural elements, supported by peculiar supports according to their application. 2. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1 characterized in that its vertical uprights are characterized by its cross section (Fig. 21) which is substantially rectangular, in whose four vertices there are triangular-shaped incoming openings of rounded vertices open by the place that they would occupy the vertices of the general rectangular shape. On the inside of each of the lines (1) that make up the base of said triangles of rounded vertices, there are open cylindrical projections (2) towards the closed interior of the profile section. One of the free ends of the uprights (3) (Fig. 20) closes with a trim cover (4) or is completed in its case by a complementary profile (5) of support in the wall (Fig. 1 and 2). 3. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 2, characterized in that at any of the ends of its vertical uprights a trim cover (4) (Fig. 22) is configured in a substantially rectangular way, in which four vertices there are trapecial incoming entrances (5), presenting one of its flat faces while in the other, it presents two parallel rectangular flat projections (6) and next to its major sides and two other straight dihedral-shaped projections (7), facing and symmetrical, close to the smaller faces of the general rectangular shape. 4. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 2, characterized in that its open ends adjustable in verticality and length by means of thread levelers (Fig. 26) of articulated configuration by patella. The designs of the shelf supports respond to different characteristics according to nature and ends thereof. 5. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1, characterized in that the support for glass or wood shelves (Fig. 8) consists of two pieces (8) of specular symmetrical configuration, each of which is formed by a plate at one end of which it has a hollow and countersunk cylinder (9), arranged tangentially to one of the faces of the plate, while at the opposite end said plate has a circumference profile) of 90 ° (10) giving rise to a widening from the upper lower face. At the ends of said widening there are two equal and opposite extensions in the form of an inverted "L" (11), one of which is crossed by a hole (12) where a captive screw is housed. From the bases of said extensions, two coplanar projections protrude with a face of the plate and of a substantially triangular configuration (13), finished off by a small stepping. On the opposite side of the plate and next to its projection there is a small cylinder (14) of equal diameter and in symmetrical arrangement with that of the end of the plate. 6. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1, characterized in that the support for aluminum or glass shelves (Fig. 10) is constituted by a piece of general configuration orientatively trapecial, with one of its flat faces on whose lower base it rises a flat projection of rectangular configuration (16), with rounded upper vertices. Next to one of the faces of said projection there is a circular perforation (17), while next to the opposite face there is a rectangular recess in the minor base of the trapezoid (18). A perforated cylindrical projection (19) with its axis parallel to the major trapezoid base emerges near the major base of the trapezium. The face of the support opposite to the flat, presents two symmetrically opposite ribs (20) on the major sides of the trapezoid, separated by a parallel transverse septum (21) and next to the main base. The lateral nerves have a height growing in the sense from the smallest to the largest base; and a countersunk hole (22) near the major base. In the face external of one of the lateral nerves and close to the major base presents a rectangular projection with a countersunk perforation (23) where a captive screw is housed. 7. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 6, characterized in that the aluminum shelf is a profile (24) (Fig. 11) whose cross section is substantially trapecially configured and whose minor base has a rectangular recess (25) whose smaller side reduces its length by two facing projections (26), while the main base has a rectangular projection (27) at one of its ends, defining a recess (28) with a small projection located at the opposite end of said major base . The section presents three inside cross divisions, one of which (29) next to the base major is configured with two flat projections (30) in direction perpendicular to said major base and on its opposite face it has a open cylindrical projection (31). Next to the minor base it has two symmetrical projections (32) parallel to said base and more inwards and parallel to the smaller base with a open cylindrical projection (33) oriented towards the smaller base, the intermediate division (34) being flat on both sides. 8. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1, characterized in that a support for glass shelves (35) (Fig. 12) having a cross-sectional shape configured in an orientatively rectangular manner with two flat opposite faces (36). One of the other two has a recess (37) whose outer limit reduces its length by two small aligned and facing extreme projections (38), while on the remaining face it has an orthogonal flat projection (39) whose free end has a small projection in the form of a hook (40) and divide the aforementioned face into a flat part (41) and another curved-convex (42) that ends near the end of one of the flat faces. Inside the profile there are two small flat projections (43) aligned and facing orthogonal to flat faces. Inside the part curved-convex on the other side there is a protrusion open cylindrical interior (44). 9. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1, characterized in that the support for wooden shelves of variable inclination (45) (Fig. 13) is constituted by a rectangular plate (46) of base, with two countersunk holes (47) close to its minor sides and whose central area emerges a projection (48) in the form of a circular sector, one of whose radii is perpendicular to the base plate. Said projection has two emptyings concentric (49) and (52) and a circular hole near the center (fifty). The emptying (49) closest to the outside area of the circular sector, it has a concentric opening of uniform width, presented the boundaries of said small protrusion slit equidistant (51), while the other emptying (52) inside is in the form of a concentric circular sector with the configuration general outgoing. 10. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1, characterized in that the jaws (Fig. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19) for fixing the shelf supports to the vertical uprights are constituted by male parts (Fig. 15, 16 and 17) and females (Fig. 18 and 19) that are coupled by pairs of studs (53) embedded in the female part, which is the same for all male parts. One of the male jaws (54) (Fig. 15) is applied to the main face of the stud retaining the supports of shelves, composed of two pieces in angular arrangement. Another variant (55) (Fig. 17) is applied to the face lower vertical amount formally differing from the previous one in the size of the male piece. 11. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 1, characterized in that another type of jaw (56) (Fig. 16) is characterized in that the male part is applied to the fixing of hinge supplements, presenting a general "T" configuration. . 12. Multipurpose furniture with rectangular shelves, according to claim 4, characterized in that the element (57) (Fig. 23, 24, 25 and 26) for regulating the verticality and length of the uprights is applicable to any of its ends and is configured by a rectangular support piece (58), at the center of which it articulates a ball joint (59) from which a stud (60) emerges axially. At the ends of the stud there is a piece of rectangular configuration (61) (Fig. 23 and 24) whose flat face reproduces the cross section of the upright to which it is attached, while on its external face it has two outgoing ends (62) that form a recess in the central area (63) in the one that fits a sliding piece (64) (Fig. 25) rectangular, with lateral wings (65) adjusted to the edges of the projections of the base piece (61). The base piece (61) and the slide (64), are crossed by a coincident central hole (66). The piece Slider is fixed by a set screw (67) and in the common hole (66) threads the axial stud of the patella (60).