Article storage apparatus
AssigneeMaki Tech Co., Ltd.
InventorFumihiro Moronaga
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AssigneeMaki Tech Co., Ltd.
InventorFumihiro Moronaga
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The invention provides an article storage apparatus which has a high earthquake resisting strength and can achieve weight saving and cost reduction. The article storage apparatus uses a lattice-shaped panel in which a plurality of rod-like members intersect, and is provided with a bottom panel forming a loading surface for an article to be stored, front and rear lattice-shaped panels provided in a rising manner in both front and rear end portions of the bottom panel, and side lattice-shaped panels provided in a rising manner in both side portions of the bottom panel. Further, side surfaces of the side lattice-shaped panels are provided with an upper reinforcing member attached along an upper end portion of the panel and having a higher flexure strength than that of the rod-like member. Further, there are leg portions provided having engagement portions capable of engaging with at least the upper reinforcing member and provided in a lower surface of the bottom panel. The engagement portions of the leg portions of the article storage apparatuses adjacent vertically to each other are engaged with at least the upper reinforcing member, at the time of piling a plurality of the article storage apparatuses. Since the article storage apparatus is reinforced by the upper reinforcing member, it is possible to manufacture the article storage apparatus having a high earthquake resisting strength.
An article storage apparatus using a lattice-shaped panel in which a plurality of rod-like members intersect, comprising:
An article storage apparatus using a lattice-shaped panel in which a plurality of rod-like members intersect, comprising:
An article storage apparatus comprising:
An article storage apparatus in which an article storage space is formed by a bottom panel, front and rear lattice-shaped panels provided in a rising manner in the bottom panel and side lattice-shaped panels,
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