EP0585496A1 - Système de classement par suspension - Google Patents

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EP0585496A1
EP0585496A1 EP92202686A EP92202686A EP0585496A1 EP 0585496 A1 EP0585496 A1 EP 0585496A1 EP 92202686 A EP92202686 A EP 92202686A EP 92202686 A EP92202686 A EP 92202686A EP 0585496 A1 EP0585496 A1 EP 0585496A1
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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
    • A47B96/00—Details of cabinets, racks or shelf units not covered by a single one of groups A47B43/00 - A47B95/00; General details of furniture
    • A47B96/16—Drawers or movable shelves coupled to doors
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
    • B42F—SHEETS TEMPORARILY ATTACHED TOGETHER; FILING APPLIANCES; FILE CARDS; INDEXING
    • B42F15/00—Suspended filing appliances
    • B42F15/007—Support structures for suspended files
    • B42F15/0082—Support structures for suspended files with a fixed support
    • B42F15/0094—Support structures for suspended files with a fixed support with access from above

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  • the present invention relates generally to the field of filing equipment, and more particularly, to a hanging suspended filing system forming a vertical filing system which may be utilized within a confined space such as on the back of a door, such as a closet door, on a portable partition such as used to create separate office cubicles or work stations, upon suitable recessed wall space, in a cabinet specifically designed for such use, hung on a flat wall surface, from the underside of a shelf within a clothes or storage closet, or even mounted in conjunction with the interior surface of a car trunk, or in a horizontal position placed under a conventional bed.
  • a hanging suspended filing system forming a vertical filing system which may be utilized within a confined space such as on the back of a door, such as a closet door, on a portable partition such as used to create separate office cubicles or work stations, upon suitable recessed wall space, in a cabinet specifically designed for such use, hung on a flat wall surface, from the underside of a shelf within a clothes or storage closet, or even mounted in conjunction with
  • filing systems of the prior art generally comprise cabinets of a size which makes these cabinets quite inconvenient and aesthetically unpleasing for use in areas where decorating decor may dictate such devices to be out of place.
  • the typical file cabinet whose dimensions may be eighteen (18) inches or more in width, extending fore and aft three (3) feet or more and having a height of five (5) feet, may well prove obtrusive in a well decorated office or home.
  • a vertical filing system which houses standard file hanging jackets and file folders of both a letter and legal size.
  • the present invention is designed to hang on the back of any suitable door or may be hung elsewhere such as on walls in suitable locations, on closet rods, hung from closet shelves, or, if desired, may be recessed in a wall, or may be housed in built-in cabinet suitable for the intended use.
  • the filing system may be fitted with a back closure panel and a door system on the front of the file to completely enclose the filing system.
  • the construction may be of simple means such as any suitably strong material such as metal, plastic, wood, or of a wire.
  • Another type of construction which may well be suitable, would be a peg arrangement projecting outwardly from the mounting surface. It is anticipated that the system may be of such a width so as to accommodate at least one vertical column of either letter size or legal size file folders, or of any other size file that may be useful to an end user. If space allows, the system could well utilize a multiple width filing system which may be of any particular length to allow convenient user access.
  • file units of shorter length could be utilized and, if the situation so dictated, the shorter units could be vertically attached to one another in a daisy chain, or a single hanging file module may be either attached and daisy-chained to other hanging file modules, or independently attached to a vertical support structure, (which vertical support structure is in turn attached to a vertical surface or is supported by hanging the modules vertically), in a modular fashion to make an elongated file system to meet the needs of most users.
  • filing systems may be used for hanging conventional file folders having notched ends for support purposes, all aspects and embodiments of the invention may be used with any alternative arrangement for hanging files and be adapted as necessary to that end.
  • conventional file folder jackets are placed within the hanging filing system and then, for example, conventional file folders of suitable size and number are placed within the hanging file folder jackets.
  • a multiple level system of five (5) vertical levels would provide approximately thirty (30) inches or more of horizontal file storage space, yet would require only six (6) inches of actual horizontal space.
  • adequate vertical space would exist between the hanging file folder locations thereby allowing viewing of file tabs for identification, removal and insertion of files within the jackets.
  • an object of the present invention to provide a novel and unique, vertical hanging filing system which requires very little horizontal space, may be mounted at any convenient location within a very short period of time, and is easily accessible to the user.
  • Another object of the invention is the provision of a hanging file system which uses standard file folders and hanging jackets which are readily available in the office supply market.
  • Another object of the invention is the provision of the hanging filing system which, when properly mounted, maintains office files neatly out-of-sight, will mount on virtually any available door or other suitable surface thereby utilizing otherwise wasted space, and yet may be easily removed from the mounting surface, and is extremely portable.
  • Another object of the invention is the provision of a hanging filing system which may also be attached to a clothes closet rod or to the underside of a closet shelf, thereby making practical use of excess closet space.
  • a further object of the invention is the provision of multiple units of the filing system which may be hung directly in front of one another thereby creating a greater depth of filing space.
  • Another object of the invention is the provision of the hanging filing system of the present invention which provides a large volume of permanent file storage at a small cost, and utilizes an extremely simple unit constructed of commonly obtained material, is easily manufactured, is relatively inexpensive, and is easily utilized by the ultimate user.
  • the hanging file system of the present invention is generally indicated by the numeral 11.
  • the system 11 comprises a pair of elongated sidewalls 12a and 12b which are typically interconnected by a top 13 and a bottom 14, thereby forming the basic unit.
  • the basic system 11 could be fitted with an optional back panel and optional doors on the front to fully enclose the unit. The doors are not shown in the drawings of the preferred embodiment.
  • file system 11 has been shown in the preferred embodiment as having solid sidewalls, and solid top and bottom members, it should be noted that many different types of construction could be utilized such as wood, plastic or a wire mesh design such as is utilized in display or closet shelving. It should be anticipated that any such construction technique would be applicable to the present invention.
  • the sidewalls 12a and 12b are designed to incorporate multiple slots 15 at vertically disposed locations. While the preferred embodiment describes a file system 11 having solid side walls with slots 15 therein, it should be evident that a supporting rod of suitable type could be mounted on the interior of the sidewalls to accept the hanging file jackets 16, thereby eliminating the slots 15.
  • hanging file jackets 16 of conventional design, which have, as part of the jacket, a pair of stiffening hanger rods 17 to which the file jacket is attached at either end.
  • Such construction forms an open-top envelope into which a standard file folder may be inserted.
  • a hanger hook 18 At each end of the folder hanger rod 17, there would normally be provided a hanger hook 18 which, when in its operative position, would have a downwardly facing notch 19 which will cooperate with the bottom edge of the slot 15 to retain the jacket in its intended hanging position in a suspended relationship with any desired vertical planar surface.
  • the jacket 16 is easily seen in Figure 5 hanging in its intended mode and its intended use.
  • multiple jackets may be placed within the file system 11 and at each slot position, thereby providing several jackets at each slot position wherein each jacket could easily hold one or more common file folders therein.
  • an optional back panel 20 which provides rigidity to the unit, if necessary.
  • the hanging file system 11 of the present invention is shown being attached to the rear surface of a door 21 and, in this case, the door is indicated as being a closet door leading into a relatively small enclosure 22.
  • the present invention is not only particularly suited to a door or vertical wall environment, but may equally be used in built-in arrangements much like bookcases, or may be built into a pantry-like enclosure where a pantry type door may be vertically hinged and the hanging file system of the present invention may be swung out in multiple stages wherein several of the file systems could well be housed in a very compact and convenient enclosure within such a wall cabinet.
  • any number of means may be utilized to suspend the hanging file system 11 on a door, or a wall, or other suitable mounting surface.
  • the system is mounted upon door 21 by means of an optional hanger bracket 23 which may be of substantially L-shaped design having an extended leg 24, a base leg 25, and possibly an optional lip 26 which contacts the reverse side of the door to prevent the bracket 23 from being accidentally released from the door.
  • an optional hanger bracket 23 which may be of substantially L-shaped design having an extended leg 24, a base leg 25, and possibly an optional lip 26 which contacts the reverse side of the door to prevent the bracket 23 from being accidentally released from the door.
  • the aesthetics of a mounting situation will dictate against having a lip 26 showing on the opposite side of a door. If such was the case, the lip might well be done away with and the hanging file system would be secured to the door with various other means such as screwing base leg 25 to the door top.
  • the other mounting means may be in addition to the hanger bracket 23, or the other mounting means may be independent thereof, and the hanger bracket 23 may well be done away with depending on the desired mounting scheme.
  • optional side mounting brackets 27 are attached to the sidewalls 12a and 12b in such a manner that suitable screw fasteners may be placed therethrough into the door or other mounting surface to maintain the file system 11 suspended upon the intended mounting surface.
  • other mounting means could be utilized, some of which may be utilized independently or may be utilized in conjunction with one or more of the just described mounting systems.
  • hook and loop fasteners may also be used to hold files against a vertical surface to prevent movement.
  • Figure 6 shows an installation of the hanging file system 11 in such a closet environment in which a closet 22 is provided with a door 21 to conceal the hanging file system.
  • the system components comprising multiple units 28a and 28b, are hung from a closet shelf 29.
  • the members of the hanging component preferably comprise a mesh weave wire cross grid array having projecting wire supports 31 and cross wire supports 32.
  • a plurality of engagement devices shown herein as eye-type hooks 33 engaged by respective S-type hooks 34 which connect the system units to the cross wire supports 32.
  • the wire grid system is used herein as an illustrative hanging support inasmuch as it is obvious that a solid wood shelf could be used equally well.
  • a great degree of additional file storage space is achieved. If the optional back panel 20 is not utilized, it is possible to reach through the multiple units to retrieve a file from one of the units which is located rearwardly from the frontmost unit.
  • a further application of a shorter version of the hanging file system may be located within a trunk of an automobile, such as being hung from the underside of the trunk-lid.
  • the files may be made to recline toward a horizontal position on the trunk floor when the trunk lid is closed, and the files may be positioned in a nearly vertical position when the trunk lid is opened.
  • the file may be easily transferred from the auto to the home, office, cabinet, bedroom or closet, etc., for continuing accessibility. It also permits convenient transport of the hanging file system.
  • Figures 7-11 show a modified embodiment of the hanging file system, generally indicated by numeral 35, and which is constructed of steel rod typically painted or covered by a vinyl covering to give a more finished appearance.
  • the open frame work of the modified hanging file system 35 comprises a pair of spaced apart side rails 36 on each side of the unit.
  • the side rails 36 are maintained apart from each other by one or more rear lateral support members 37 which span the distance between respective side rails 36.
  • the typical unit might be manufactured in either a "letter” sized unit or a "legal” sized unit.
  • the file system 35 would need to be manufactured to fit one size or the other, because the hanging file jackets 16 are obviously of different lengths depending on whether it is a letter size or a legal size folder.
  • the file system is suitably expandable to either the letter or legal size.
  • the sleeve 37 may be placed at varying vertical positions to allow the system 35 to be mounted at desired heights when used with hanger bars 42.
  • the folder hanging rods 17 are designed to be supported on designated file jacket supports.
  • the file jacket supports comprise parallel support rods 39a and 39b spaced at intervals along the vertical length of the file system 35 wherein the spacing will allow the vertical stacking of file jacket 16 in any desired number of bays. Referring to Figure 8 which shows a detailed view of the hanging file jackets 16 being supported by the file jacket supports, it is easily seen that the jackets are hung only on support rod 39b and do not engage support rod 39a.
  • the spacing between the file jacket support rods 39a and 39b is of such a dimension that the user of the system will be able to remove the jacket 16 from support rod 39b by merely twisting the rods 17 rearwardly enough so that, upon lifting the rods 17 vertically, while moving one side of rod 17 forward or backward, the tilt that was given by the user will allow the rods 17 to disengage the file jacket support rod 39b and to be removed from file system 35 without striking file jacket support rod 39a.
  • file jacket support 39a the true purpose of file jacket support 39a is to maintain the file jacket 16 upon support rod 39b even when the door 21 or other movable vertical surface is maneuvered in such a manner that there would be a possibility of upsetting the file jackets and causing the rod 17 to dislodge from support 39b. Therefore, with a provision of support rod 39a above the rod 17 there is little chance, because of the spacing between rods 39a and 39b, of the file jackets becoming inadvertently dislodged.
  • file jackets 16 may be supported on top of rod 39a, or rod 39a may be eliminated completely, providing only single support rod.
  • One advantage of the present embodiment is that the length of the system 35 may be easily varied by the user. For instance, if the user of the three bay system shown in Figure 9 would need additional hanging space, it would be a simple matter to take a pair of the three bay hanging file system shown in Figure 9 and attach one to the other by means of hanger hooks 41.
  • the topmost system 35 would be mounted to a door, or other suitable surface, and then the second unit would be hung from the bottom of the first unit by means of the hanger hooks 41.
  • several ways could be utilized to attach one unit to the other. For instance the hanger hooks might be hooked over the lowermost rear lateral support 37, or the hanger hooks might well be attached to one of the file jacket support rods 39a or 39b.
  • the decorating decor is such that the projecting lip of the U-shaped hanger 43 is unattractive, as it may show over the door and to the interior of the room, then the distal lip of the U-shaped hanger could be eliminated leaving only an L-shaped hanger hung over the door and it would then be possible that a fastening device such as a nail or screw (not shown) could be placed through the short leg of the L into the top of the door.
  • the proximal end of the hanger bar 42 is designed to have an upturned U-shaped hanger portion 44 which is adapted to accept the uppermost rear lateral support 37 therein to maintain the file system 35 in its desired position on the vertical surface.
  • a bumper 45 will be provided so that it may be placed at spaced intervals along side rail rod 36b.
  • the bumper could also be placed in conjunction with rear lateral supports 37 as the situation may dictate.
  • the bumper generally comprises a box-like structure having on one surface thereof a rounded slot 46 which is open to the exterior of the bumper and which is designed to matingly engage with the side rail rod or the rear lateral support when the bumper is to be utilized.
  • the user would normally snap the bumper on to the rail and the bumper would then provide a certain standoff distance between the file system 35 and the vertical surface to which the system is mounted.
  • a screw 47 will be placed through a hole 48 in the bumper into the door 21, or other vertical surface, thereby fixedly mounting the bumper in a desired location.
  • such other mounting means might include adhesive material or a hook and loop fastener type material of suitable type.
  • the adhesive or hook and loop fastener would be affixed to the rearmost surface of the bumper as is generally indicated by the broken lines 49 in Figure 11.
  • the present invention has disclosed a hanging file system which fits in any closet or suitable vertical space providing an out-of-sight and/or off the floor filing system, utilizing what heretofore has most usually been wasted space. Further, the system presented herein is inexpensive, requires little installation knowledge and needs no floor space, but yet eliminates unsightly filing cabinets and provides convenient access to the user of a light, strong and extremely durable filing system.
  • a file support comprising means to suspend files in an upright orientation and means adapted to mount or hang the support against an upright surface, the support being in the form of an assembled or integral unit or comprising members adapted to be assembled into a unit.
  • the suspension means conveniently comprises rods or elongate slots in panel members, on which rods or on the upwardly facing peripheral wall faces of which slots the ends of files may be seated.
  • the invention also provides a method of installing a filing system, comprising hanging (e.g. with the use of a hook arrangement and/or screws) a pre-made file suspension frame for holding suspension files on a support; desirably, when, hanging the frame has an upright side (normally the back side) seated on an upright surface.
  • Such a suspension frame comprising means (e.g. a book or bracket) for hanging it from a support is included in the invention.
  • a plurality of suspension frames may be hung above each other, an upper frame forming a support for hanging a lower.

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