Wall mounted storing constructions
AssigneeInter IKEA Systems B.V.
InventorsBenny Andersson, Lars Almblad, Mats Lundqvist, Sofia Wiktorsson
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AssigneeInter IKEA Systems B.V.
InventorsBenny Andersson, Lars Almblad, Mats Lundqvist, Sofia Wiktorsson
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The present invention concerns a wall mounted storing construction or system that could hold a number of storing means. The storing means used may be shelves, hangers for different clothes, such as trousers or coats, shoe holders, rods etc. or for different combinations of these storing means. The storing system comprises uprights (1) and brackets (3), wherein the brackets (3) are mounted in the uprights (1). The brackets (3) are to receive the storing means, such as shelves (15). Each bracket (3) has a general u-from with an upper part and two walls, having ears (10) to be received in openings (22) of the uprights (1). The walls of brackets (3) are pressed together in the area of the ears (10) to allow the ears (10) of the brackets (3) to be pushed into the uprights (1). The uprights (1) are fixed to the wall. The upper end of each upright (1) is mounted on a horizontal assembly rail (2), being fixed to the wall. Each upright (1) is attached to the assembly rail (2) in a way making it possible to slide the uprights (1) along the assembly rail.
A wall mounted storing construction comprising uprights and brackets, wherein the brackets are mounted in the uprights and which brackets are to receive storing means, wherein each bracket has a general u-from with an upper part and two walls, between which walls an open space is formed, wherein each upright has the general form of an U, with a back part to be fixed to a wall and two channels projecting forward at opposite sides of the back part, wherein a number of openings are placed on the sides of the channels facing each other, that each bracket has ears to be received in the openings of the uprights, wherein the walls of the brackets are pressed together in the area of the ears to allow the ears of the brackets to be pushed into the uprights.
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