US2002101087A1PendingUtilityA1
Device for storage of articles
Priority: Jan 30, 2001Filed: Aug 20, 2001Published: Aug 1, 2002
Est. expiryJan 30, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
Device for the storage of articles, comprising a frame and at least one receptacle that can be detachably fitted on the said frame, such that the frame ( 110 ) has at the top a carrying handle ( 120 ) and on either side of the handle suspension devices are provided, on each of which a receptacle ( 130, 131 ) can be hung, such that the receptacles can be removed from the suspension device by being lifted out.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Device for the storage of articles, comprising a frame and at least one receptacle that can be detachably fitted on this frame,
characterised in that
at the top, the frame ( 110 ) has a carrying handle ( 120 ) and on either side of the said handle suspension devices ( 150 , 151 ) are provided, from each of which a receptacle ( 130 , 131 ) can be hung, such that the receptacles can be removed by lifting them upwards out of the suspension device.
2 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the receptacles are in the form of pouches ( 130 , 131 ), bags, boxes or cartons.
3 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 2 ,
characterised in that
the suspension devices ( 150 , 151 ) are in each case yokes made from wire or suchlike, which can each be attached opposite one another on either side of the handle ( 120 ).
4 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the receptacles ( 130 , 131 ) each have at their upper end rods ( 141 , 142 ; 143 , 144 ) which respectively allow the container ( 130 , 131 ) to be hung by being positioned on the suspension devices ( 150 , 151 ).
5 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 4 ,
characterised in that
each receptacle has two rods ( 141 , 142 or 143 , 144 ), and when the respective outermost rod ( 142 , 143 ) only is removed from the hanging yoke ( 150 , 151 ), the receptacle ( 130 , 131 ) can be opened.
6 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the suspension device ( 150 , 151 ) has insertion ends on the side facing the handle, by means of which it can be attached to the handle.
7 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the suspension device ( 150 , 151 ) has hanging ends ( 160 , 161 ) bent upwards on the side facing away from the handle.
8 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the frame ( 110 ) is at least partially tubular or rod-shaped and the handle ( 120 ) can be plugged onto the respective upper ends of tube or rod sections ( 113 , 114 ) of the frame that extend upwards, and can be attached thereto by friction force locking.
9 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the frame ( 110 ) has tubular or rod-like bent foot portions ( 111 , 112 ), which when viewed from the end side, extend from the upward-reaching sections ( 113 , 114 ) first outwards and then, in further sections, longitudinally, such that the respective sections of the tubular or rod-shaped frame merge into one another.
10 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 8 ,
characterised in that
the frame has upward-reaching sections ( 113 , 114 ) and at the lower ends thereof in each case foot portions ( 111 , 112 ) connected thereto, such that each of the upward-reaching sections ( 113 , 114 ) forms with one foot portion ( 111 , 112 ) an approximately T-shaped arrangement, and the feet ( 111 , 112 ) extend transversely relative to the receptacles ( 130 , 131 ).
11 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 10 ,
characterised in that
sections ( 111 , 112 ) of the foot portions extend essentially horizontally and rest on the ground in some areas ( 116 , 117 ).
12 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 1 ,
characterised in that
the receptacles ( 130 , 131 ) are formed as bags or sacks and have a relatively elongated shape, such that when closed, the width of the receptacles increases from top to bottom when viewed from the end side of the frame.
13 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 4 ,
characterised in that
the receptacles ( 130 , 131 ) can be hung on the suspension devices ( 150 , 151 ) by means of the rods ( 141 , 142 ; 143 , 144 ) and the suspended receptacles end a certain distance above the lower end of the frame ( 110 ) and the ground.
14 . Device for the storage of articles according to claims 10 ,
characterised in that
seen from the bottom upwards, the upward-reaching, preferably tubular or rod-like sections ( 113 , 114 ) of the frame are directed convergently.
15 . Device for the storage of articles, comprising a holding component that can be fixed to a wall, to which is attached at least one suspension device onto which at least one receptacle can be hung,
characterised in that
the suspension device is a hanging yoke ( 50 ) and the receptacle ( 30 ) has two rods ( 41 , 42 ) that enable the receptacle ( 30 ) to be hung, by each being laid on the suspension device ( 50 ).
16 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 15 ,
characterised in that
the holding component ( 10 ) is a plate-like, wall-mounted component and the suspension device ( 50 .) has insertion ends on the side facing the holding component ( 10 ), by means of which it can be attached to the holding component.
17 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 15 ,
characterised in that
the receptacle ( 30 ) is made according to any of claims 2 , 5 or 12 .
18 . Device for the storage of articles according to claim 15 ,
characterised in that
the suspension device has hanging ends ( 60 ) bent upwards on the side facing away from the holding component ( 10 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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