ES1075920U - Suffrage cabin (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Suffrage cabin, characterized because it is formed by two equal halves. These two halves are joined on both sides by means of double hinges (4) which, when joined together, allow a hole to be formed in the interior of the hinges throughout its extension, through which it passes through an end-to-end longitudinal axis. this shaft at the lower end ends in a thread, closed by a lock nut. The other end ends in a horseshoe shape and protrudes from the upper edge of the cabin. The latter is the horseshoe handle for transport. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Suffrage booth

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the stated in this report, refers to a cabin, which has been conceived and carried out in order to obtain numerous and notable advantages, compared to other existing analogue media Purposes

Background of the invention

Different cabins are known in various ways and sizes, these in most cases are built with fragile materials such as simple cardboard or of different thicknesses. Because of their fragility, they are single use. These materials suffer deformations or breaks in both storage and transport.

To be stable they require others support components such as a table, a desk or also, if the cabin is larger, it is possible to locate it at floor level In other cases, the cabins are nothing more than makeshift spaces that guarantee privacy within a local.

In these cases of improvisation are used curtains or simply room dividers built with different materials

Cabins made of wood and metals they need a special transport for their volume when they are unarmed They require a lot of time in assembly as well as disassemble its components.

The ideal of a cabin is that it is close of the main function table at all times protecting the Privacy.

Description of the invention

Characterized by having two halves same. These two halves are joined on both sides by means of double hinges that, when joined together, allow to form in the inside the hinges a hole in all its extension, where crosses a longitudinal axis from end to end.

This axis at the lower end ends in a thread, closed by a lock nut. The other end ends horseshoe-shaped and protrudes from the upper edge of the cabin. The latter is the horseshoe handle for transport.

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, accompanies the present descriptive memory a set of plans based on whose figures will be more easily understood innovations and advantages of the object of the invention.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- Shows a view of the cabin closed.

Figure 2.- Shows an interior view of the cabin.

Figure 3.- Shows a view of the cabin in vertical position.

Figure 4.- Shows a view of both sides of The blackboard of scrutiny.

Description of a preferred embodiment

In view of the commented Figure 1, the cabin It is formed by two equal halves. These two halves there are units on both sides by means of double hinges (4) that, by joining one with another, allowing to form inside the hinges a hole (1) in all its extension, where it crosses a longitudinal axis (2) from end to end.

This axis (2) at the lower end ends in thread, (3) closed by a lock nut (5). The other end it ends in a horseshoe shape and protrudes through the upper edge (6) of the cabin. The latter is the handle (16) in horseshoe for the Transport.

To assemble the cabin, first you you must flex the horseshoe handle (16) from the horizontal position to the vertical

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They are then loosened and the lock nuts (5). Then an axis (2) is first removed and the hinges (4) are deployed, these are opened like a book. Then, the second axis (8) is removed and the cabin is divided into two equal cabins.

Subsequently, the blackboard-curtain (9) sliding it up and You can see that the interior of the cabin is upholstered by different mailboxes (10) containing amphorae (11), accessories (12) and other components (13).

The triangular supports (14) are screwed to hold the cabin that, next to the wheels (15), provide vertical stability, allowing movements at the same time.

The blackboard-curtain (9) returns to its previous location, but it should go down until it reaches the curtain position The board is fixed in that position by safety stops (16) that are fixed in the internal holes of the parallel channels (17).

Then the security of the table is removed (18) and the folding table (19) is lowered to the position horizontal. Finally, the chains (13) of the table and the cabin at both ends from the table (14) towards the cabin.

Once the function of the cabin is finished, the slate-curtain (9) to become slate of scrutiny. Then two hooks (20) are screwed on the edge top of the board, hangs on the wall and fold the Bowling (16) colored to the left for scrutiny.

After the vote, the board is removed totally from the cabin, then two locks are placed on the edge of the same to hang on the wall. The counting board has in its lower part a grid (21) of 12 horizontal axes with 10 black balls crossed, each bearing the number 20. In the same axis there are another 10 white balls with the number 10 and finally another 10 gray balls that carry the numbers from 0 to 10. These 10 ball shafts serve to count hundreds, tens and units.

The last 2 (22) each carry 100 balls small with the same colors of the main shaft just by adding the letter B-A. The last axis repeats the above with the same numbering, but with the letter O.

Claims (1)

1. Suffrage booth, characterized in that it is formed by two equal halves. These two halves are joined on both sides by means of double hinges (4) which, when joined with each other, allow a hole in its entire length to be formed inside the hinges, through which it crosses a longitudinal axis from end to end. This axis at the lower end ends in a thread, closed by a lock nut. The other end ends horseshoe-shaped and protrudes from the upper edge of the cabin. The latter is the horseshoe handle for transport.