JPH0429809Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] "Industrial application field" This invention relates to a sliding rack for the kitchen, a sliding rack that is installed inside the sink to store and organize cooking utensils, seasoning containers, etc. It is.

``Prior Art'' This type of slide rack, which has been known in the art, engages each storage shelf stepped between the fixed left and right supporting legs with both rails suspended horizontally on the opposite sides of the supporting legs. It was designed to be operated by sliding back and forth.

``Problems to be solved by the invention'' By the way, in the slide rack described above, it is easy to store and organize cooking utensils in each storage shelf, but it is difficult to store seasoning containers and bottles in a row on the storage shelf. difficult to do.

Therefore, in the present invention, it is an organizing shelf that can be stored in the space below the water tank inside the sink, and the lower part of the shelf has a space where bottles such as soy sauce bottles can be lined up, and the upper part has a space for storing bottles such as soy sauce bottles. To provide a device which is provided with a storage shelf for utensils, and furthermore, the entire shelf can be pulled forward from inside the sink when in use, allowing the utensils to be taken in and out easily.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' As a means to solve the problems mentioned above, rails were installed on both the left and right sides as sliding stands installed on the floor inside the sink so that the shelves were large enough to be accommodated in the internal space of the sink. A rectangular frame is formed, and a tray is provided which is placed on the rectangular frame and whose side edges and bottom rotating wheels engage with both rails and is slidable in the front and rear directions. By rotatably pivoting the lower ends of a pair of portal-shaped supporting legs, both supporting legs can be attached to the dish stand in a manner that allows them to be folded up and down. A pair of corresponding insertion holes are provided in the upper part of the opposing surfaces of the rods, and a side frame with upper and lower horizontal rods arranged in parallel is arranged in the upper part of both left and right sides between the supporting legs that face each other in an upright state. The front and rear ends of the side frame are removably engaged with each other through the insertion holes, and the utensil storage shelf is engaged with hooks on both sides of the frame to form a bridge. This is a slide rack with a storage space for bottles on the lower side of the storage shelf.

``Function'' Since both side edges of the plate stand and the bottom rotating ring are slidably engaged along both side rails of the sliding stand, this organizing shelf is pulled forward from above the sliding stand and placed under the sink. Project outward from the side.

In addition, both support legs placed opposite the front and rear of the plate stand,
By disengaging and removing the storage shelf from both side frames, it is possible to rotate at the lower end shaft attachment part and fold inwardly, and each component can be assembled and disassembled freely. Convenient for transportation.

In addition, by locking and mounting the husband's side frames on both the left and right sides between the front and rear supporting legs, the distance between the two supporting legs is maintained and the upright posture of both supporting legs is maintained, and the entire shelf is stabilized. secure.

"Example" Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a slide rack according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing each component thereof, in which 1 is a slide rack, 2 is a tray stand, 3 indicates a portal support leg, 4 indicates a side frame, and 5 indicates a storage shelf.

The sliding table 1 has both rails 1a arranged on both the left and right sides and arranged in parallel with each other with their openings facing each other.
Connecting rods 1b, 1 in the left and right direction between the front and rear ends of 1a'
b' are bridged and connected to form a rectangular frame, and cutout openings A and B are provided at the front and rear ends of the upper walls of both the left and right rails, and a section of the side wall is formed a little behind the front end notch opening A. Stopper pieces C and C' are provided inwardly by cutting and raising the parts inward, and a rotary ring 1c is rotatably pivoted to the lower side wall of the front end notch opening A, so that the upper end surface of the rotating ring is inserted through the notch opening. It protrudes slightly upward. Further, both the front and rear connecting rods 1b, 1b' are provided with mounting holes for a pair of left and right husbands.

The plate stand 2 is configured to be engaged between the rails on both sides of the sliding table 1 so as to be slidable back and forth.The plate stand 2 is configured to be slidable back and forth by engaging between the rails on both sides of the sliding table 1. A bent side edge 2a is formed, and the both side edges 2a are configured to be engaged within the rail 1a of the sliding table 1, and rising surfaces 2b extending upward from the husband are erected at both front and rear ends of the flat plate, Bent pieces 2c facing each other are formed at both left and right ends of the upright surface, and these are configured as pivoting pieces at the lower end of the gate-shaped support leg 3, and the lower rear ends of both side edges 2a, 2a' A rotary ring 2d is rotatably mounted on the shaft.

The gate-shaped supporting legs 3 are made by bending a round pipe material into a gate shape so that the width matches the width of the dish stand 2 and the height fits inside the sink.
A pair of insertion holes E and E are provided on the opposing inner surfaces of the upper parts of A and 3A', and a grip tube 6 is fitted into the center of the upper end horizontal rod 3B on the front support leg. I'm wearing it.

The side frame 4 has parallel both side rails 4 arranged vertically in parallel.
Both ends of a and 4a' are connected by a front vertical beam 4b and a rear vertical beam 4b', and also connected at the center by a middle vertical beam 4c, and both upper and lower ends of both front and rear vertical beams 4b and 4b' are connected at both ends. It extends vertically from the end of the crossbar, and at the extended end, the upper end is formed into dogleg-shaped upward insertion pieces 4d, 4d', and the lower end is formed into outward horizontal right-angled insertion pieces 4e, 4e'. The corner insertion pieces are formed so that the vertical spacing matches the vertical spacing of the insertion holes so that they can be inserted into the upper and lower insertion holes E and E provided oppositely to each leg rod of the support leg.

The storage shelf 5 has a front-to-back length that is approximately half the front-to-back length of the side frame, and is formed into a basket shape by orthogonally connecting a large number of wire rods to each other, and is approximately half the front-to-back length of the side frame. A plurality of wire rods 5a... are arranged in parallel at equal intervals, and at both ends thereof, hooks 5e and 5e' are connected and fixed by U-shaped curved members 5b and 5b' which are bent at both ends, and an intermediate U-shaped curved line is formed in the center. The U-shaped curved members 5 at both front and rear ends are connected and fixed by the members 5c.
In b, 5b', hook hooks 5e, 5e' are made by attaching spanning wires 5d, 5d' between the upper parts of the vertical line parts on both the left and right sides, and bending the upper ends of the vertical lines outward in an inverted U shape. is provided.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the state in which both the front and rear supporting legs 3, 3 of the dish stand 2 placed on the sliding table 1 are folded. As shown in the figure, they are folded inward and placed on top of each other.

Then, both supporting legs are erected from the folded state shown in Fig. 3 to stand upright, and the husband side frame 4 is mounted on both sides between the two upright supporting legs by engaging the insertion pieces and the insertion holes to stabilize both supporting legs. After this, two storage shelves are engaged and hung between the frames on both sides using hooks as shown in FIG. 1, and the storage shelves are ready for use.

The plate stand 2 can be easily separated from the sliding table 1 with both storage shelves suspended from both supporting legs.The method for doing this is to lift the front part of the plate stand in the state shown in Fig. 3. Rotating wheel 2 at the rear end from
The two can be separated by pulling up d from the notch opening at the rear end of the rail.

When the two are combined and engaged, if the plate stand is placed on the sliding table in the reverse order of the above method, the rotary ring 2d at the rear end of the plate stand will engage with the rail 1a, and the front end of the plate stand will be engaged with the rail 1a. Since it comes into contact with the rotating wheel 1c at the front end of the slide table, the rolling of the front and rear rotating wheels maintains a state in which both can slide smoothly.

Fig. 4 shows a vertical cross-sectional view of the front section taken longitudinally through the central part of the shelf in the front-rear direction, and Fig. 5 shows a vertical cross-sectional view of the central part of the shelf in the horizontal direction, together with a vertical cross-sectional view of the central part of the shelf in the horizontal direction. FIG. 3 is a virtual diagram showing a state in which the camera is moved by a two-dot chain line.

``Effects of the invention'' Due to the above-mentioned structure, the slide rack of the invention fits inside the sink and is pulled out by sliding the entire slide rack forward, making it easy to store and take out utensils. It is easy and can be quickly pushed backwards and stored inside the sink.
Its handling is simple.

When the entire shelf is pulled out, the rotary wheel at the rear end of the tray hits the stopper pieces on both sides of the front end of the slider to prevent it from moving forward, so excessive forward movement is stopped and the tray is pulled out from above the slider. Prevent them from leaving.

In addition, since the utensil storage shelf was suspended only in the upper part between the two supporting legs by means of both side frames attached to the upper part between the supporting legs, a space with a high vertical distance and a wide front and rear width was formed at the bottom of the storage shelf. This space can be used to store a large number of tall bottles of seasonings, etc., and together with the storage shelf, all the utensils and ingredients needed for cooking can be stored in an organized manner for easy access. , improve the efficiency of cooking work.

Furthermore, since this sorting shelf can be assembled and disassembled, and both supporting legs are foldable, it can be packed in a small volume when packaging and transporting products on the shelf when selling them, or when transporting when replacing the shelf. It is convenient because it can be done.

Furthermore, since the two storage shelves suspended between the side frames are half the length of the side frames, they are compatible so that their hanging positions can be exchanged, so the front and rear, top and bottom can be changed depending on the convenience of use. Convenient to use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the entire shelf according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing each component of the shelf, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the shelf with both front and rear supporting legs folded. Figure 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the shelf at the center in the front-rear direction, and Figure 5 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the shelf at the center in the left-right direction. A virtual diagram is shown. 1...Sliding table, 1a, 1a'...Rail, 1c...
Rotating ring, 2...Dish stand, 2a...Side edge, 2d...Rotating ring, 3...Gate-shaped support leg, 3a...Leg rod, E...Insertion hole, 4...Side frame, 5...Storage Shelf, 6...Grip tube, A, B...Notch opening, C...Stopper piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) The lower ends of a pair of portal-shaped supporting legs are rotatably pivoted to the front and rear of a rectangular dish stand, and both supporting legs are provided to be able to rise and fall freely, and between the front and rear supporting legs that are erected. A side frame with upper and lower parallel horizontal bars arranged side by side is removably attached to the left and right sides of the plate, and utensil storage shelves are engaged and suspended in one or two levels between the horizontal frames, and the bottom of the dish stand is A slide rack equipped with a rotating ring so that it can be moved back and forth. (2) A sliding base with both left and right rails facing each other is installed below the pan base, and the rotating wheels on the side edges and bottom of the pan base are engaged with both rails of the sliding base and slide along the rails. A slide rack according to claim 1, which can be freely combined. (3) A claim in which a pair of upper and lower insertion holes are provided opposite to each other on the surfaces facing the left and right leg rods of both the front and rear supporting legs, and insertion pieces at the upper and lower portions of both the front and rear ends of the side frame are removably engaged in the insertion holes. The slide rack described in item (1) or item (2).