SI21006A2 - Wardrobe - Google Patents

Abstract

A wardrobe, preferentially a prefabricated one in accordance with the invention, has been designed to be assembled and located on the very site without dimensions of the surrounding room to dictate the possibility of its emplacement. In spite of the outlook of the wardrobe installed, its structure enables it to stand independently without fixation to the walls and the ceiling, but nevertheless allows a good circulation of air in order to prevent the apparition of mildew and water condensate on sides adjacent to the walls and the ceiling and at the same time, enables a servicing access to its backside wall for cleaning and whitewashing, if needed. The wardrobe is constructed in such a manner that the bottom (3) and the ceiling (4) are at a certain distance from rear edges of upright elements (1 and 2). Behind the bottom (3) and the ceiling (4) or between them as well as between the elements (1 and 2), there are transverse profiles (5) for ventilation of the wardrobe. The interspace between the profiles (5) and the rear edge of the upright elements (1 and 2) determines a ventilation gap (9) which is running all along the wardrobe height and is connecting the space under the bottom (3) with the space above the ceiling (4) to assure the flow of air behind the backside of the wardrobe. Door leafs (6) are mounted on the upright elements (1 and 2) in front of the profiles (5) and are creating the backside of the wardrobe.

Description

The subject of the invention is a cabinet with shelves or hangers and any door with or without them.

A technical problem

The technical problem solved by the invention is how to design such a cabinet, preferably prefabricated, which can be assembled and installed directly in its place, without the dimensions of the surroundings condition the possibility of installation and that despite the appearance of the built-in cabinet, its construction is such that it stands on its own without wall or ceiling attachment, allowing good air circulation to prevent mold and condensation along the sides and ceiling of adjacent sides, while also providing service access to the back wall for cleaning and, where necessary, bleaching.

The prior art

The well-known built-in cabinets are custom-made and do not allow for prefabrication. Therefore, they are more expensive.

Furthermore, this type of cabinet is known according to the Slovenian patent P 2000 0 0040 (Vene Aleš), which solves only the adjustment of the prefabricated cabinet in height and not in width, as well as ventilation from behind.

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However, there is a need for an even more general solution that will allow more flexibility in the space and the needs of users while maximizing product prefabrication to reduce cost while maintaining quality.

The solution to a technical problem

The described technical problem is solved by a closet according to the invention, the essential feature of which is that it is made of prefabricated upright panels, lateral and if necessary intermediate, horizontal floor and ceiling, located away from the floor and ceiling of the room for better circulation of air, back , which is constructed in each area between adjacent upright panels as one or two door wings that can be opened to provide access to the closet wall and cross-sections along said door wings as backs to provide cabinet weathering.

The invention will now be explained in more detail below with a description of an embodiment and the accompanying drawing, in which FIG. 1 is a drawing of a cabinet according to the invention with a partial cross-section of the front door, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the cabinet along line II - II of FIG. 1.

The cabinet is made of side upright elements 1, preferably panels and, if necessary, upright upright elements 2. The elements 1 and 2 are connected to one another at the bottom by the bottom 3, and at the top by the ceiling 4, which flow from the front edges of the elements 1 and 2 to the offset from the rear edges of the upright elements 1 and 2, where transversally extending profiles 5 are provided to secure the cabinet from behind the bottom 3 and the ceiling 4 and between the elements 1 and 2. If necessary, more such profiles 5 are installed between the bottom 3 and the ceiling 4, preferably at least one. On the uprights 1 and 2, door wings 6 are mounted just before the profiles 5

27104.doc / VIII-01 / D27-Vr hinges 7, relative to the spacing between adjacent upright elements 1 and 2, single wing or double and forming the back of the cabinet.

Underneath the bottom 3 of the cabinet, the space is filled, if necessary, with a pull-out drawer 8, which is known by design. Above the ceiling 4, there is a relatively large space up to the ceiling of the room.

The spacing between the profiles 5 and the rear edge of the upright elements 1 and 2, which generally lie in place or extend near the rear wall, determines a ventilation gap 9 extending over the entire height of the cabinet and connecting the space below the floor 3 and the space above the ceiling 4 and providing flow air behind the back of the cabinet.

The cabinet doors 10 are designed to extend at a relatively small distance from the floor and ceiling of the room to form ventilation slots 11, 12.

After door 10 on the upper part of the cabinet, if necessary, a transverse supporting lath 13 is made, while no similar lath is required above the floor.

For leveling the cabinet, screw feet 14 or similar known tan furniture elements are mounted below the upright elements 1 and 2.

Closing doors 15 between the side uprights 1 and the walls of the space are provided for closing the slots, which are preferably mounted on the standard lining elements 1 and, if necessary, have additional end closing profiles 16 fixed on the wall, which are fixed on the spot for fine adjustment of wall unevenness.

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All fittings and frames are standard and selected according to their respective needs. Also, the exterior of the cabinet is arbitrary and is made possible by the construction when t has been described. Instead of a hinged door, a ski door may be provided, or a door that does not run from floor to ceiling: only partially or, in the transverse direction, several doors can be converted. The drawers can be visible or hidden behind the door. Further embodiments are possible without circumventing the essence of the invention as defined in the following claims.

Claims (4)

A cabinet made of laterally upright elements (1), preferably panels and, where appropriate, upright upright elements (2) with leveling screw legs (14) and elements (1) and (2) interconnected at the bottom by the bottom (3) and the upper part with a ceiling (4), with door leafs (10) mounted on the cabinet face and drawers (8) in it, characterized in that the bottom (3) and the ceiling flow. (4) away from the rear edges of the upright elements (1 and 2), where transversely flowing profiles (5) are mounted behind and between the bottom (3), ceiling (4) and, if necessary, between and between the elements (1 and 2) cabinets, thereby determining the distance between the profiles (5) and the rear edge of the upright elements (1 and 2) a ventilation slot (9) extending over the entire height of the cabinet and connecting the space below the floor (3) and the space above the ceiling (4) air flow behind the back of the cabinet, and that the uprights (1 and 2) in front of the profiles (5) have door wings (6) installed as the back of the cabinet Cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the front door (10) of the cabinet is designed to extend at a relatively small distance from the floor and ceiling of the room to form ventilation slots (11, 12). Cabinet according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that a transverse support strip (13) is provided behind the door (10) on the upper part of the cabinet if necessary. Cabinet according to Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that an end door (15) is provided between the side uprights (1) and the walls of the room, which, if necessary, have additional end profiles (16) on the adjacent wall.