Type of sideboard cabinet
AssigneeJsyard Home Technology Co., LTD
InventorWeiping Fan
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Abstract
The invention discloses a new type of sideboard cabinet, comprising cabinet, support legs and drawer section; the bottom of the cabinet is fixed to the ground through the support legs, the cabinet is equipped with a plurality of storage spaces along its lengthwise direction, corresponding storage spaces of the cabinet are equipped with bi-parting cabinet doors, the storage spaces in the cabinet are provided with a plurality of groups of criss-crossed partition boards, and the multiple groups of partition boards divide the storage spaces into a plurality of groups of storage compartments; the drawer section is slidably arranged in the storage space located at one side of the cabinet.
Claims3
A new type of sideboard cabinet, comprising cabinet (1), support legs (2) and drawer section;
- the bottom of the cabinet (1) is fixed to the ground through the support legs (2), the cabinet (1) is equipped with a plurality of storage spaces (3) along its lengthwise direction, corresponding storage spaces (3) of the cabinet (1) are equipped with bi-parting cabinet doors (4), the storage spaces (3) in the cabinet (1) are provided with a plurality of groups of criss-crossed partition boards (5), and the multiple groups of partition boards (5) divide the storage space (3) into a plurality of groups of storage compartments;
- the drawer section is slidably arranged in the storage space (3) located at one side of the cabinet (1);
- the drawer section includes drawers (6) and hidden compartments (7) wherein the hidden compartments (7) are located in the lower part of the drawers (6), and the rear end of the drawer (6) is rotatably connected with the rear end of hidden compartment (7), two sides of the hidden compartments (7) are equipped with sliding rails (8) to be connected with cabinet (1) and partition boards (5);
- it also includes the wine glass holder (9), which is arranged in the storage space (3) of the other side of the cabinet (1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.