Boot rack
Abstract
A boot rack includes two vertical supporting frames arranged crosswise with an interval, with each frame including a top end, a seating bottom end, a front side and a rear side. At least one horizontal limiting frame is arranged crosswise between the two vertical supporting frames and at a certain height from the seating bottom end. A plurality of barrel limiting slots are arranged on the horizontal limiting frame with intervals, with each slot including a front side entry. The width of said front side entry must be sufficient for the barrel of at least one boot to be aligned and inserted into the barrel limiting slot so as to laterally limit the barrel. In this way, the boots can be placed tidily with less space occupation, meanwhile effectively avoiding possible tilting or bending. This provides a protection of the boots against deformation and is a practical advancement.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A boot rack for placing of existing boots to avoid tilting, folding and deformation; said boot rack comprises:
two vertical supporting frames, arranged crosswise with a certain distance between each other, and each vertical supporting frame includes a top end, a seating bottom end, a front side and a rear side; at least one horizontal limiting frame, arranged crosswise between the two vertical supporting frames and at a certain height from the seating bottom end; a plurality of barrel limiting slots, arranged on the horizontal limiting frame with intervals; each barrel limiting slot includes a front side entry; wherein, the width of said front side entry must be sufficient for the barrel of at least one boot to be aligned and inserted into the barrel limiting slot so a to laterally limit the barrel.
2 . The structure defined in claim 1 , wherein each the horizontal limiting frame includes a horizontal connecting rod connected to the rear side of the two vertical supporting frame and multiple U-shaped frames connected to the horizontal connecting rod, wherein, each U-shaped frame is a U-shaped rod comprising a folded portion and two extending portions projecting forward; each U-shaped frame is connected to the horizontal connecting rod through the folded portion; said barrel limiting slot is defined between the two extending portions of the U-shaped frame.
3 . The structure defined in claim I, wherein the horizontal limiting frame is in the form of a board frame connected between the two vertical supporting frames, and the barrel limiting slots are opened on the horizontal limiting frame with intervals.
4 . The structure defined in claim 1 , wherein between the two vertical supporting frames, two horizontal limiting frames are connected, one at an upper position, and the other at a lower position; the width of the barrel limiting slot provided on the two horizontal limiting frames must be smaller than the width of the bottom of the boot, so that the barrel of a boot with its opening posing upward can be inserted into the lower barrel limiting slot, while the barrel of the other boot with its opening posing downward can be inserted into both the upper and lower barrel limiting slots, with its bottom limited above the upper barrel limiting slot; in this way, the two boots are placed in opposite directions; this realizes an efficacy of saving the storage space.
5 . The structure defined in claim 4 , wherein, for the barrel limiting slots of the two horizontal limiting frames, their front side entries are arranged in an aligned manner or staggered manner.
6 . The structure defined in claim 2 , wherein the U-shaped frame of the horizontal limiting frame is an integral form made of a folded rod, or is an integrally connected form with the front ends of the neighboring extending portions being connected by a plurality of cross bars.
7 . The structure defined in claim 2 , wherein the front end of the extending portion of each U-shaped frame is fitted b a plug, or, the front ends of the two neighboring extending portions of each U-shaped frame are fitted by a folded plug.
8 . The structure defined in claim 1 , wherein the seating bottom ends of the two vertical supporting frames are connected with each other through at least two horizontal supporting rods, and a placing bottom board is installed on to of each horizontal supporting rod.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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