Clamp-bolt shelving
OwnerFriedrich Ruschitzkainventor
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Abstract
Shelving wherein bores are drilled in legs of channel-section-shaped shelving posts, between the legs of which is positioned channel-section-shaped crosspiece having obliquely downwardly and upwardly extending slotted crosspiece holes lying opposite the bores, and wherein a clamp bolt is placed in the bores in the slotted crosspiece holes, the bores and slotted crosspiece holes lying opposite one another.
Claims15
Erectable shelving comprising shelving posts, crosspieces, shelving bases, and clamp bolts, wherein said shelving posts each have channel-section-shaped legs and bores are drilled in the legs of the channel-section-shaped shelving posts, between the legs of at least two shelving posts there is placed a crosspiece, said crosspiece being of channel-section-shaped cross-section and having obliquely downwardly and outwardly extending slotted crosspiece holes lying opposite the bores in said legs, a clamp bolt being placed in the bores and in the slotted cross-piece holes, said bores and said slotted crosspiece holes lying opposite one another, and each of the channel-section-shaped shelving posts has at the outer ends of its legs a tubular section provided on the outside with bores and on the inside with slotted holes extending parallel to the flange in the legs.
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