Movable cabinets
AssigneeCabinetics Innovations Ltd.
InventorsAMIEL GUIVOL, SHOOLAMIT GUIVOL
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Abstract
A Highly Hung Vertically Moveable Cabinet (HHVMC) comprising a cabinet having a bottom and a top essentially parallel thereto; and an electrical motion system configured to allow movement of the cabinet to a predetermined distance of at least 500 mm in a first direction and in a second opposite direction. Both first direction and second direction being essentially normal to the cabinet bottom and top, and switches electrically coupled to the motion system, wired to allow selection of the movement in the first or second direction.
Claims20
A Highly Hung Vertically Moveable Cabinet (HHVMC), comprising:
- a cabinet having a bottom and a top essentially parallel thereto;
- an electrical motion system configured to allow movement of the cabinet to a predetermined distance of at least 500 mm in a first direction and in a second opposite direction, both first direction and second direction being essentially normal to the cabinet bottom and top;
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- switches electrically coupled to the motion system, wired to allow selection of the movement in the first or second direction.
A SHAFT CORNER Movable Cabinet comprising:
- an insert cabinet guided to a vertical movement only, installed within a trapped volume of a corner kitchen cabinet;
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- an electrical motion system, wherein the electrical motion system comprises a tubular motor assembly.
A method comprising:
- installing a Highly Hung Vertically Moveable Cabinet (HHVMC) and provided with an electrical motion system;
- at an upper volume of a built space with some 1900 mm clearance between a bottom of the HHVMC and a floor of the built space, in the up most travel position of the HHVMC;
- providing at least two telescopic rails to stabilize vertical motion of the HHVMC;
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- lowering and lifting the HHVMC about 500 mm and more using the electrical motion system,
- wherein the clearance enables installation above windows and doors in the built space;
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- wherein the HHVMC has an aspect ratio higher than 1:1 to gain access to stored items in the HMMVC.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.