DE1863724U - ADD-ON SHELVING. - Google Patents

Description

HÄ.65S997 * 15.10.82

October 12, 1962

Utility model registration \

Lothar Neumann, Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Rosmarinweg 63 concerning

Extension shelf »

Description 8

Shelves made up of easily assembled and interchangeable elements exist and by adding or omitting or corresponding arrangement such elements can usually be easily adapted to the available space and the respective space requirements, are available in different versions

The area of application of such shelving systems extends from the design of large storage rooms to shop fittings and furnishings of office and living spaces, which are correspondingly diverse Requirements that, depending on the specific application, are made of such A shelving system must be provided. On the one hand, it is the largest possible Variability and storage capacity, on the other hand a decorative appearance 'or furniture character that are required and inevitably lead to a not inconsiderable effort in the execution and manufacture of the individual Elements and often to a table number of different elements of the same Due to the resulting higher costs, the acquisition of such a shelf is likely to be too expensive for some applications namely, if on the one hand only a medium load capacity of the shelf is necessary and, on the other hand, a functional shape, but not an ornamental appearance, is required.

The construction of such a shelf described below is based on the idea of creating one of a few different ones and easy-to-manufacture elements of existing shelving, especially for households, but also craft shops, retailers and other traders, a simple means of expedient and space-efficient design of their often very small storage, parking, To give basement and floor space in hand.

In order to bring the effort to the benefit into a reasonable ratio it is necessary to design the individual parts of the shelf in such a way that that they can be made using standardized and commercially available starting materials in a simple manner with little effort and tools Devices can be manufactured with small piece times. These requirements are met by the construction described below largely fulfilled, whereby the real advantage of the shelving system, the ability to adapt to the spatial conditions and the respective space requirements is retained.

" ² " RA. 6 5 G 9 9 7 »1 SM ? ^{above 1962}

Utility model registration Lothar Neumann »Stuttgart-Bad Cannatatt Rosmarinweg 63

concerning

Extension shelf « Description (continued):

Bas shelf, for the under the designation add-on shelf Registration in the utility model register is applied for, is structured as follows: Several, but at least two »supports standing vertically on the ground a are attached to a wall or to the floor and ceiling with suitable fasteners and are held in their position in this way. * Each of these supports is made of tubular steel, preferably Tube 25 ^ x 2 mm DIN 2448 St 35.29 »and is with several through Holes, preferably 6.4 ^ »provided, which are at an appropriate distance from one another, axially parallel to one another and perpendicular to the pipe axis» are distributed along the length of the support. All supports are the same Number of holes and the same distribution of the latter over the length of the support. The supports are attached so that the holes are visible when the Shelf from the front (Fig. 1), across, e.g. parallel to the wall on which the shelf is attached is attached »stand.

On these supports a are suspension elements that come from an angle b and

a strut c connected to this exist, at any height, however two each at the same height, preferably with M 6 socket head screws DIN 84 and hexagon nuts M 6 DIN 934 fastened. The angle b is off Angle steel, preferably L 20x3 mm DIN 1 * 028 St 37, made on cut to the appropriate length for the depth of the shelf Leg of the angle b is used to attach to the support a and to attach the strut c and is provided with holes, vorzugsw.6,4 ». The other, free and inevitably horizontally lying leg forms together with the free leg facing it of the second bracket b attached to the next support at the same height, a support, e.g. * for a shelf d, a hanging cupboard e or a worktop f. - 3 -

October 12, 1962 utility model registration

Lothar Neumann, Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Rosmarinweg 63 concerning

Extension shelf " Description (continued) t

The strut c is made of strip steel, preferably i6x3 mm DIK 1016 St 37 * 2, made, which cut to the required length and with the one for attaching the strut c to the support & and the angle b necessary holes, preferably 6.4, is provided. The strut c is used in a known way to absorb the torque generated by the weight of the stored goods. Worktops f etc. are expediently fixed with the angles b connected, e.g. screwed, the hanging cabinets hung with four hanging elements «

Hitunter cannot use the standing version of the shelf possible or not appropriate, e.g. if the space on the Flooring is to be used elsewhere. If you want the space above one Use a workbench standing on the wall, a table or the like for accommodation purposes, so it is necessary to hang up the shelf (Pig. 3) For these applications, the supports a can be replaced by support brackets g attached to the wall. The support brackets g are off Angle steel, preferably L 35x4 "» m DIN 1028 St 37, produced on the necessary length is cut off, one leg of each support bracket rests against the wall and is to be attached to this depending on Provide two or more holes in the length of the support bracket. The free leg facing away from the wall is provided with several continuous, at an appropriate distance from each other over the length of the support bracket holes, vorzugsw.6,4, provided, in which again the angle b and strut c existing suspension elements are preferably fastened with cylinder screws IS 6 DIN 84 and hexagon nuts M 6 DIN 934.

Claims (2)

_ ₄ J »A.G5B 997 * 15.1 & 62 * ■ October 12, 1962> * J " Utility model registration 1 I Lothar Neumann, Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Hosmarinweg 63 concerning A η b ac, u - R ega I Protection claims j 1 · Shelf, which can be created by adding or removing supports and hanging elements with shelves, hanging cabinets, etc. or they can be adapted to the available space and space requirements by arranging them accordingly can, characterized in that the individual suspension elements from an angle (b) made of angle steel, preferably L 20x3 now SIN 1028 St 37 »and a strut connected to it (c) Strip steel, preferably ΐβχ3 mm BIM I016 St 37-2, and in pairs at the same height on each one standing vertically on the floor and with suitable fastening parts on a wall, Hem ceiling or the like held support (a) made of steel tube, preferably tube 25 ^ x 2 mm DIN 2448 St 35.29, which with several continuous axes parallel to each other and perpendicular to the pipe axis extending and at an appropriate distance from each other in the longitudinal direction of the support distributed holes, preferably 6.4, provided is, preferably with cylinder screws M 6 BIN 64 and hexagon nuts H 6 AM 934 are attached. 2. Shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the supports (a) can be replaced by a support bracket (g) made of angle steel, preferably L 35 χ 4 mm BIN 1028 St 37, attached to the wall, its legs facing away from the wall with several continuous, at an appropriate distance from each other over the length of the support bracket distributed holes, preferably 6.4 ^, for attaching the suspension elements is provided.