EP0579895A1 - Bottle carrier - Google Patents

Abstract

A bottle carrier made of a foldable flat material, having a bottom (3, 4) linked to the longitudinal walls (1, 2), having end wall halves (7, 8, 9, 10) linked to the other opposite edges of the longitudinal walls (1, 2), longitudinal web sections (15, 16, 17, 18) being linked to the end wall halves (7, 8, 9, 10), of which longitudinal web sections in each case two have connecting sections (30, 32) which lie on one side of the longitudinal walls and are linked to one another at the mutually facing sides, having transverse webs (23, 24, 25, 26) which are punched out of the longitudinal web sections, are linked thereto, and have a linked transverse web connecting tab (28) which can be connected to a longitudinal wall (1, 2), and having gripping sections (35, 36) which are linked to one another, can be folded against the connecting sections (30, 32) during the folding-together and pre-sizing and can be connected to said connecting sections, the end wall halves having, in each case between the groove lines with the longitudinal walls and the longitudinal web sections, further groove lines (11, 12, 13, 14), it being possible for central sections of adjacent end wall halves to be folded in along further groove lines, forming in each case an end-face notching (39, 40), and the bottom (3, 4) having centre sleeve passages (6) for the entry of centre sleeves, and the longitudinal web sections having a centre sleeve receiver (5). <IMAGE>

Description

The invention relates to a bottle carrier according to the preamble of claim 1.

Bottle carriers of the above type are already known from EP-A-0 185 216 and DE-PS 34 02 729. These container carriers or truckloaders delimit open compartments with longitudinal walls, longitudinal web, transverse webs, end walls and floor for the insertion or removal of bottles. In addition, a web-like handle with a handle opening is formed on the longitudinal center axis. In the case of the container carrier from the first-mentioned publication, the handle sections are articulated to narrow connecting sections and also connected to wider connection sections that have handle openings. According to the second publication, the handle sections are directed to wider connecting sections with handle openings and are also connected to narrower connecting sections. In both cases, the crossbars are punched out in the longitudinal web sections with the wider connecting sections.

So-called quill boxes have become known for the transport and storage of multi-piece packs which are filled with reusable bottles. These reach into the interstices of the bottle with quills that stand up from a base plate. The quills reach through the quill openings of the packing base. After the packs have been removed, the bottles can be individually adjusted in the quill box, whereby they are held on the side by the quills and partitions.

Quill boxes with four segments surrounded on all sides by dividing walls are customary for a pack of six bottles, with two quills being assigned to each segment. In total, these boxes are equipped with eight quills. But there are also boxes of five, ten or other quill boxes, in which between two neighboring ones Packs a quill is placed. Truckloaders are not suitable for use in quill boxes.

Proceeding from this, the object of the invention is to create a container carrier or truck loader of the type mentioned at the outset, which can be used in quill boxes.

The solution to the problem is specified in claim 1. Advantageous refinements are contained in the subclaims.

In the case of a container carrier according to the invention, the end wall halves each have at least one further crease line between the longitudinal walls and the longitudinal web sections which delimit central sections of the end wall halves towards the connecting sections. These central sections of adjacent end wall halves can be folded inwards, each forming an end notch in the container carrier. The notch is dimensioned such that it receives at least a partial cross section of a quill, preferably half a quill cross section between two adjacent container carriers. For insertion in a quill box, the bottom has edge quill bushings at the front edges and / or between the front edges at least one quill bushing and the longitudinal web sections are provided with a quill receptacle for an inserted quill. The edge quill bushings and / or quill bushings are arranged in the bottom so that after assembly they are located below the notches in the end faces or a quill receptacle in the longitudinal web sections. Thus, quills between adjacent container carriers can penetrate into the notches through the edge quill bushing and further quills through the quill bushings into the quill receptacles. This makes the container carrier not only suitable for figure eight, but also for five, ten and other quill boxes. In the case of use exclusively for quill boxes which have no quills between adjacent container carriers, the container carrier according to the invention can also be designed without notches on the end face and associated edge quill bushings.

To the side of the central section, each end wall half has a side section which is directed to a longitudinal wall. The side sections of adjacent end wall halves can be aligned obliquely to the longitudinal walls after assembly, so that they protrude in the longitudinal direction over the longitudinal walls. The projection can be roughly the depth compensate for the notch.

The entire longitudinal extent of the longitudinal web sections can be less than the length of a longitudinal wall, as a result of which the notches can be folded, even if the side sections of the end wall halves are aligned perpendicular to the longitudinal walls.

In bottle carriers with more complex shaped end walls, the end wall halves can each have two further creasing lines with an intermediate section in between, on which the central section adjoins on one side and the side section adjoins on the other side. This enables better adaptation to the bottle contour. In particular, flat end wall surfaces are favored if the intermediate sections are aligned perpendicular to the longitudinal walls.

In the finished container carrier, the front edges of the bottom can be aligned with the end walls and thus also completely undercut the interior of the container.

To form compartments in the container interior, in each case at least one transverse web can be punched out and articulated on the longitudinal web section in the longitudinal web sections which are connected to the same longitudinal wall by end wall halves be. The crossbar has a crossbar connecting link articulated to its free edge and connectable to the associated longitudinal wall. The crossbars also stabilize the assembled bottle carrier.

To stabilize the shape of the container, the end wall halves can also each have a bottom flap that can be connected to the bottom. The bottom flap is preferably arranged at an intermediate section and, in the case of a bottle carrier without an intermediate section, at a central section, as a result of which the bottom is stabilized at a distance from the longitudinal walls.

Preferably, two longitudinal web sections hinged to adjacent end wall halves span all the quill bushings after assembly and have the associated quill receptacle, with all transverse webs being punched from them. Adjacent to their articulations on the end wall halves, the two longitudinal web sections can have a recess encompassing all quill receptacles.

Adjacent transverse webs can overlap one another in the longitudinal direction and from the respectively assigned longitudinal web section be punched. For this purpose, in the finished, erected carrier, the crossbar connecting tab of each crossbar can be arranged closer to the ground than its articulation on the longitudinal web section. The cross bar connection flap is worked into the cut in the overlap area with the adjacent cross bar next to its articulation. The articulations and cross-connection lugs of adjacent cross-members are preferably arranged at the same height. Then the transverse webs in the finished girder are inclined downwards from the longitudinal web to the longitudinal walls.

Preferably, the articulation of each crossbar can be positioned centrally above a sleeve feedthrough, as a result of which the compartments are correctly aligned with the receptacles between the sleeves or partition walls.

Fig. 1

einen Zuschnitt eines Flaschenträgers mit vier Flächen an jeder Stirnwand flach ausgebreitet in der Draufsicht;

Fig. 2

Flaschenträger aus demselben Zuschnitt konfektioniert in perspektivischer Seitenansicht;

Fig. 3

Pinolenkasten mit vier eingesetzten Flaschenträgern gemäß Fig. 2 im Querschnitt;

Fig. 4

derselbe Pinolenkasten in einem Längsschnitt durch zwei Flaschenträger;

Fig. 5

einen Zuschnitt eines Flaschenträgers mit sechs Flächen an jeder Stirnwand flach ausgebreitet in der Draufsicht;

Fig. 6

Flaschenträger aus demselben Zuschnitt konfektioniert in perspektivischer Seitenansicht;

Fig. 7

Pinolenkasten mit vier eingesetzten Flaschenträgern gemäß Fig. 6 im Querschnitt;

Fig. 8

einen Zuschnitt eines Flaschenträgers mit sechs Flächen und zwei Bodenlaschen an jeder Stirnwand flach ausgebreitet in der Draufsicht;

Fig. 9

Flaschenträger aus demselben Zuschnitt beim Konfektionieren vor dem Schließen des Bodens in perspektivischer Ansicht von unten;

Fig. 10

derselbe Flaschenträger fertig konfektioniert in perspektivischer Ansicht von unten;

Fig. 11

Pinolenkasten mit vier eingesetzten Flaschenträgern gemäß Fig. 10 im Querschnitt;

Fig. 12

einen Zuschnitt eines Flaschenträgers mit sechs Flächen und zwei Bodenlaschen an jeder Stirnwand sowie ohne Querstege flach ausgebreitet in der Draufsicht;

Fig. 13

einen Zuschnitt eines Flaschenträgers mit sechs Flächen und zwei Bodenlaschen an jeder Stirnwand und zwischen den Verbindungsabschnitten angeordneten Grifföffnungen flach ausgebreitet in der Draufsicht.

Further details and advantages of the invention result from the following description of the accompanying drawings, which show two preferred configurations. The drawings show:

Fig. 1

a blank of a bottle holder with four surfaces on each end wall spread flat in plan view;

Fig. 2

Bottle carrier made from the same blank, assembled in a perspective side view;

Fig. 3

Quill box with four inserted bottle carriers according to Figure 2 in cross section.

Fig. 4

the same quill box in a longitudinal section through two bottle carriers;

Fig. 5

a blank of a bottle carrier with six surfaces on each end wall spread flat in plan view;

Fig. 6

Bottle carrier made from the same blank, assembled in a perspective side view;

Fig. 7

Quill box with four inserted bottle carriers according to FIG. 6 in cross section;

Fig. 8

a blank of a bottle carrier with six surfaces and two bottom flaps spread flat on each end wall in plan view;

Fig. 9

Bottle carrier from the same blank when assembling before closing the bottom in perspective Bottom view;

Fig. 10

the same bottle carrier, fully assembled, in a perspective view from below;

Fig. 11

Quill box with four inserted bottle carriers according to FIG. 10 in cross section;

Fig. 12

a cut of a bottle carrier with six surfaces and two bottom flaps on each end wall and spread flat without crossbars in plan view;

Fig. 13

a cut of a bottle carrier with six surfaces and two bottom flaps on each end wall and handle openings arranged between the connecting sections spread out flat in plan view.

As far as the same reference numbers are used in the drawings of the two bottle carriers, there is structural agreement and the description of the figures in FIGS. 1 to 4 applies to both bottle carriers. 5 to 13, only the constructive distinguishing features are explained.

The blank shown in FIG. 1 has two longitudinal walls 1, 2. On the outside of the longitudinal wall 1, a flap-like bottom half 3 is articulated via a crease line. A longer bottom half 4 is articulated to the longitudinal wall 2 in the same way. The bottom half 4 has edge quill bushings 5 of approximately half the quill cross-section at both end edges and between them two quill bushings 6, which correspond approximately to a full quill cross-section. The front edges with the edge pin bushings 5 are shaped so that they are flush with the end walls in the finished carrier.

On opposite sides perpendicular to the outer sides of the longitudinal walls 1, 2 each end wall halves 7, 8, 9, 10 are articulated via creasing lines. The end wall halves 7, 8, 9, 10 have creasing lines 11, 12, 13, 14 parallel to their articulation lines, which they have in central sections 7 ', 8', 9 ', 10' and side sections 7 '', 8 '', Divide 9 '', 10 ''.

Longitudinal web sections 15, 16, 17, 18 are in turn articulated to the central sections 7 ', 8', 9 ', 10' of the end wall halves via crease lines. The longitudinal web sections 15, 17 have hooks 19, 20 formed on ends facing away from one another. The longitudinal web sections 16, 18 are wider than the longitudinal web sections 15, 17 executed, but each provided in the corner area with a punched recess 21, 22 which forms a quill receptacle.

In addition to their cutouts 21, 22, the longitudinal web sections 16, 18 each have two cross webs 23, 24 and 25, 26, each of which has a linkage 27 and a cross web connecting tab 28. In each longitudinal web section 16, 17, a cross web 23, 25 overlaps the adjacent cross web 24, 26 with a cross web connecting flap 28. The articulations 27 and the cross web connecting flaps 28 of adjacent cross webs 23, 24 and 25, 26 are arranged at the same height.

The longitudinal web sections 15, 16, 17, 18 have connecting sections 29, 30, 31, 32 which extend beyond the height of the adjacent end wall halves 7, 8, 9, 10, with adjacent connecting sections 29, 31 and 30, 32 in the middle via a creasing line with one another are connected. The connecting sections 30, 32 are wider than the connecting sections 29, 31 and form first grip sections with grip openings 33, 34.

Further grip sections 35, 36 with grip openings 37, 38 are connected to the connecting sections or via creasing lines first handle sections 30, 32 steered and extend between the longitudinal walls 1, 2nd

When the blank is pre-assembled into a flat container carrier, its parts are folded to the left of the remaining part to the left of the crease lines between the end wall halves 8, 10 and the longitudinal web sections 16, 18. Furthermore, the parts to the left of the creasing lines between the end wall halves 7, 9 and the longitudinal walls 1, 2 are folded to the right onto the middle part of the blank. In this case, the handle sections 35, 36 are connected to the parts of the connecting sections or first handle sections 30, 32 folded over them and the latter to the connecting sections 29, 31 by applying glue. In addition, the crossbar connecting tabs 28 are glued centrally to the opposite inner sides of the longitudinal walls 1, 2.

Finally, the bottom half 4 can be folded around its central axis and glued to the narrower bottom half 3.

The pre-assembled carrier is assembled by erecting it before it is filled with bottles, as shown in FIG. 2. For this you can use the crease lines between a supporting force A is applied to the longitudinal walls 1, 2 and the end wall halves 7, 9 and an indenting force E is applied to the creasing lines between the end wall halves 8, 10 and the longitudinal web sections 16, 18. The compartments open and form notches 39, 40 on the end walls 7, 9 and 8, 10, which are delimited by the central sections 7 ', 9' and 8 ', 10' of the end wall halves. The hooks 19, 20 can be hooked onto the rim pin bushing 5 of the bottom half 4 - not shown - in order to stabilize the bottle carrier in the upright position.

The finished carrier 41 can then be filled with bottles from above. If the carrier is to be filled on the base side, the base halves 3, 4 are not glued together during the pre-assembly. After the support 41 has been erected from a flat configuration, the bottles can then be filled through the bottom openings, whereupon the bottom can be closed by gluing the bottom half 4 to the bottom half 3. After removal of the bottle and removal of the hooking of the bottom, the carrier 41 can be returned to a flat position and disposed of if it is not to be reused.

The following explanations concern usability of the bottle carrier 41 in quill boxes. According to FIG. 3, a five-way quill box 42 has two rows, each with five quills 43. Each quill has approximately a diamond cross-section, the sides being concave. Each row of quills is surrounded by long walls 44 and transverse walls 45, the central long wall 44 preventing the contact of adjacent bottles or containers and the remaining walls 44, 45 securing material used to the outside.

The middle sleeve 43 of each sleeve row passes through the sleeve sleeve bushings 5 of two adjacent bottle carriers 41 and extends in the notches 39. The further sleeves 43 of the same row reach through the sleeve sleeves 6 in the bottoms of the same bottle holder 41 and protrude into their sleeve receptacles of the longitudinal web.

3 also shows that the alignment of the side and central sections 7, 7 ', 9, 9' of the end wall halves favors the insertion of the bottle carrier 41 into the sleeve carrier 42. This is further supported by sliding the longitudinal walls 1, 2 along the long walls 44 of the quill carrier 42.

The arrangement of the sleeves 43 in the bottle carriers 41 is can be seen better from FIG. 4. Accordingly, the middle sleeve 43 of the five-row enters the notches 39 of two adjacent bottle carriers 41. The remaining quills 43 are located in the quill receptacle 21, 22 of the two longitudinal web sections 16, 18 folded against one another. In the upper region of the longitudinal web sections, the transverse webs are folded vertically to the plane of the drawing in order to be connected to the longitudinal walls 1, 2 by means of their crossbar connecting tabs. This creates a free space in the area of the tip 43 'of the sleeve 43 shown on the right, which is previously blocked by a crossbar (cf. FIG. 1 - approximately position 28 of the crossbar 25 shown on the left).

3 and 4 it can be seen that the penetrated sleeves 43 do not prevent bottles from being accommodated in compartments of the bottle carrier 41. The bottle carrier 41 can rather be filled with bottles and inserted into and removed from the sleeve box 42. Bottles can also be inserted after the bottle carrier has been inserted or removed from the box without the bottle carrier. Finally, it is possible to remove bottle carrier 41 and to equip the sleeve box 42 exclusively with filled or emptied bottles.

5, each end wall half 7, 8, 9, 10 has a crease line 11 ″, 12 ″, 13 ″, 14 ″, in each case between this and the articulation of the end wall half to the longitudinal wall 1, 2 a side section 7 ″, 8 ″, 9 ″, 10 ″ is arranged. Between the crease line 11 ″, 12 ″, 13 ″, 14 ″ and its articulation line on a longitudinal web section 15, 16, 17, 18, each end wall half 7, 8, 9, 10 has a crease line 11 ′, 12 ′, 13 ', 14', central sections 7 ', 8', 9 ', 10' being arranged between these creasing lines and the longitudinal web sections. Between the crease lines 11 'and 11' ', 12' and 12 '', 13 'and 13' ', 14' and 14 '' each end wall half 7, 8, 9, 10 has an intermediate section 7 '' ', 8' ' ', 9' '', 10 '' '.

The blank according to FIG. 5 is folded like that according to FIG. 1 and erected into a carrier according to FIG. 6. This support 46 has a notch 39, 40 each on the end wall halves 7, 8, 9, 10 made up of central sections 7 ', 8', 9 ', 10', and laterally next to them the intermediate sections 7 '' 'which are oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal walls 1, 2 , 8 '' ', 9' '', 10 '' 'and on the very outside the side sections 7' ', 8' ', 9' ', 10' '.

According to FIG. 7, such a carrier 46 can be set in a quill box 42, with better volume utilization than the carrier 41 results.

The cut according to FIG. 8 differs from that according to FIG. 5 in that the longitudinal web sections 15, 17 have no hooks 19, 20 at their ends facing away from one another and in that the intermediate sections 7 '' ', 8' '', 9 '' 'and 10' '' of the end wall halves 7, 8, 9 and 10 each have a base plate 47, 48, 49 and 50. The bottom flaps 47, 48, 49 and 50 have a trapezoidal shape, their outer edge being inclined toward a bottom half 3, 4.

The blank according to FIG. 8 is folded like that according to FIG. 5 or FIG. 1 and brought into a shape according to FIG. 9 by a tool. Then it is glued in the bottom area by first bending the bottom half 3 and the bottom flaps 47, 48, 49, 50 in the direction of the arrow and then folding the bottom half 4 against its outside and connecting it to it by means of an adhesive. The bottle carrier is then stabilized in the form according to FIG. 10 and is protected against tearing, particularly in the region of the bottom. According to FIG. 11, four of these bottle carriers 51, like the bottle carrier 46 according to FIG. 7, can be set in a five-way sleeve box 42. This figure shows positions 3, 47, 48, 49 and 50 the glue points in the floor area.

The blank according to FIG. 12 is also equipped with bottom flaps 47, 48, 49, 50, but has no transverse webs 23, 24, 25, 26 compared to that in FIG. 8 at the wider connecting sections 30, 32. Thus, when pre-assembling this bottle carrier, there is no need to glue cross-bar connecting straps to the longitudinal walls 1, 2 and no compartments are formed in the interior of the assembled container carrier. The finished after the gluing of the bottom half 4 with the bottom half 3 and the bottom tabs 47, 48, 49 and 50 bottle carrier is stabilized so that it does not have the stabilizing effect of the crossbars. The bottles can be supported on one another in the bottle carrier or on quills inserted through the edge quill punchings 5 and quill punchings 6 if the bottle holder is in a quill box.

13, the connecting sections 30, 32 between the end wall halves 8, 10 and longitudinal walls 1, 2 are widened into grip sections, in contrast to that in FIG. 12, again having grip openings 33, 34. On the handle portions 30, 32 are also between the longitudinal walls 1, 2 and the end wall halves 7, 9 the handle sections 35, 36 are steered with the handle openings 37, 38. The material-saving arrangement of all handle sections in the center of the blank is favored by the fact that there are no transverse webs. When prefabricating this carrier, the longitudinal web sections 16, 18 can first be folded against the end wall halves 8, 10. Then the left support half with the end wall halves 7, 9 can be folded around their connecting line with the longitudinal walls 1, 2, the connecting sections 29, 31 coming to rest on the handle sections 30, 32. Finally, the grip sections 35, 36 are folded around the connecting sections 29, 31 and connected to the connecting sections 30, 32 in the region of the longitudinal web sections 16, 18. The bottom is closed as previously described for the blanks according to FIGS. 8 and 12, bottom tabs 47, 48, 49 and 50 being glued in.

For all bottle carriers, the bottom halves 3, 4 can be glued at the packaging manufacturer or at the packer. Raising the pre-assembled bottle carrier and hooking the bottom 3, 4 or sticking the bottom tabs 47, 48, 49, 50 will usually only take place at the packer.

Claims (15)

Bottle holder made from a one-piece blank made of foldable flat material, with a base (3, 4) articulated on the longitudinal walls (1, 2), which has floor halves (3, 4) that can be connected to one another in an overlap area or a side flap that can be connected to a longitudinal wall other opposite edges of the longitudinal walls articulated end wall halves (7, 8, 9, 10), longitudinal web sections (15, 17; 16, 18) being articulated to the end wall halves parallel to the crease line with the longitudinal walls, two of which lie on one side of the longitudinal walls on the mutually facing sides have connecting sections (29, 31; 30, 32) which are articulated to one another and articulated handle sections (35, 36) which are articulated to connecting sections (30, 32) and when folded and pre-assembled against the connecting sections (29 , 30, 31, 32) are foldable and can be connected to them, characterized in that the end wall halves (7, 8, 9, 10) each Weil have at least one further crease line (11, 12, 13, 14) parallel to the aforementioned crease lines between the crease lines with the longitudinal walls (1, 2) and the longitudinal web sections (15, 16, 17, 18), central sections (7 ', 8 ', 9', 10 ') along adjacent end wall halves further creasing lines with the formation of an end notch (39, 40) can be folded inwards, the bottom (3, 4) for the penetration of quills towards the front edges of open edge quill bushings (5) and / or at least one quill bushing (6 ), and the longitudinal web sections (15, 16, 17, 18) have a sleeve holder (21, 22), the edge sleeve bushings and / or the sleeve sleeve after assembly below the notches (39, 40) and / or a sleeve holder (21 , 22) are arranged. Bottle carrier according to claim 1, characterized in that side sections (7 '', 9 '', 8 '', 10 '') of adjacent end wall halves (7, 9, 8, 10) after being assembled obliquely to the longitudinal walls (1, 2) are aligned so that they project in the longitudinal direction over the longitudinal walls (1, 2). Bottle holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the length of each longitudinal wall (1, 2) exceeds the entire longitudinal extent of the longitudinal web sections (15, 16, 17, 18). Bottle holder according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized characterized in that the end wall halves (7, 8, 9, 10) each have two further creasing lines (11 ', 11'',12', 12 '', 13 ', 13'',14', 14 '') with an intermediate section (7 ''',8''', 9 ''',10''') in between. Bottle holder according to claim 4, characterized in that the intermediate sections (7 '' ', 8' '', 9 '' ', 10' '') are aligned perpendicular to the longitudinal walls. Bottle holder according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the end edges of the base (3, 4) are flush with the end walls (7, 8, 9, 10) after assembly. Bottle carrier according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that in the longitudinal web sections, which are connected to the same longitudinal wall by end wall halves, at least one transverse web (23, 24, 25, 26) is punched out and guided on the longitudinal web section, the cross web has a crossbar connecting tab (28) articulated to the free edge and connectable to the associated longitudinal wall. Bottle holder according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the end wall halves are on the bottom side has articulated a bottom bracket that can be connected to the floor (3, 4). Bottle holder according to claim 8, characterized in that the bottom flap is articulated to an intermediate section (7 '' ', 8' '', 9 '' ', 10' ''). Bottle holder according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that two longitudinal web sections (16, 18) articulated on adjacent end wall halves (8, 10) span all the sleeve bushings (6) after assembly and the respectively assigned sleeve holder (21, 22) and that all transverse webs (23, 24, 25, 26) are punched out of them. Bottle carrier according to claim 10, characterized in that the two longitudinal web sections (16, 18) adjacent to their articulations on the end wall halves (8, 10) have a recess (21, 22) encompassing all quill receptacles. Bottle holder according to claim 10 or 11, characterized in that adjacent transverse webs (23, 24; 25, 26) overlap each other in the longitudinal direction from the respective assigned longitudinal web section (16, 18) are punched. Bottle carrier according to claim 12, characterized in that the crossbar connecting tabs (28) of each crossbar (23, 25) after assembly are arranged closer to the floor (3, 4) than their articulation (27) on the longitudinal web section (16, 18). Bottle carrier according to claim 13, characterized in that the articulations (27) and crossbar connecting tabs (28) of adjacent crossbars (23, 24; 25, 26) are each arranged at the same distance from the floor (3, 4) after assembly. Bottle holder according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the articulation (27) of each cross-piece (23, 24, 25, 26) is positioned centrally over a sleeve passage (6) after assembly.

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