Stackable unit
AssigneeArmor Inox
InventorsBernard Cadoret, Olivier Marquet
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Abstract
The invention concerns a stackable unit (100a) comprising: two longitudinal sections (104a) and two transverse sections (102a) forming a frame; at least one trough (106a) whereof each end is fixed to the transverse sections (102a); and under each trough (106a) there is fixed a cover (108a); the stackable unit (100a) being characterised in that it comprises at least two vertical posts (110a) distributed over and fixed to each longitudinal section (104a), the upper face of each post (110a) serving as a rest for the lower surface of a post of a higher stackable unit, and the lower face of each post (110a) coming to rest on the upper face of a post (110b) of the lower stackable unit (100b) or on the ground.
Claims4
A stackable unit (100a) comprising:
- (a) two longitudinal sections (104a);
- (b) two transverse sections (102a) joined to the longitudinal sections (104a) to produce a frame;
- (c) at least one trough (106a) where the longitudinal axis is parallel to the longitudinal sections (104a) and where each end is fixed to the transverse sections (102a);
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- (d) under each trough (106a) there is fixed a cover (108a), where the longitudinal axis is parallel to the longitudinal sections (104a) so that when the stackable unit (100a) is stacked on another identical stackable unit (100b), each cover (108a) of the stackable unit (100a) comes to cover a trough (106b) of the lower stackable unit (110b);
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- (a) further comprising at least two vertical posts (110a) distributed over and fixed to each longitudinal section (104a), the upper face of each post (110a) serving as a rest for the lower surface of a post of a higher stackable unit, and the lower face of each post (110a) coming to rest on the upper face of a post (110b) of the lower stackable unit (110b) or on a floor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.