Wall inlaid showing cabinet for exhibiting cultural heritage

Abstract

A wall-attached type showcase for exhibiting cultural properties is provided to more safely exhibit the cultural properties by concealing a locking device mounted to a support frame body and making the appearance of the showcase beautiful since the support frame body is inward absorbed in a showcase body and a glass door is outward revealed when locking the glass door. The wall-attached type showcase for exhibiting cultural properties comprises an LM guide rail(31) fixedly formed to be parallel in the forward and backward direction to both lower sides of a showcase body; an LM guide(3) fixedly formed to the middle support frame for supporting the LM guide rail to run on a level; front and rear brackets formed to face with the upper side of a middle connection frame; a ball screw formed between the front and rear brackets; a driving axis(5) of the ball screw with a projection on the front end extended to be adjacent to the other side of the front cover through the front bracket; a ball screw cylindrical body formed on the ball screw for forward or backward moving according to the rotation and reverse rotation of the ball screw; a connection member for forward or backward moving the ball screw cylindrical body and the showcase body; an inserting opening for attaching or removing a bundle of locks and for inserting and removing a bonding rod of a passive rotation lever.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wall-embedded display cabinet suitable for displaying small-sized paintings, books or decorations and other cultural heritages. Background technique [0002] Relics or cultural properties are the heritage of the country, so the country preserves them in places such as museums that have facilities that can safely store cultural properties. In addition, in order to allow ordinary people to view cultural heritage conveniently, the museum displays cultural heritage in display cabinets that can see through the interior. [0003] The preservation of most cultural relics requires that the temperature and humidity remain constant. At the same time, while setting up facilities that can cut off external risk factors, it is also necessary to maintain an appropriate temperature and humidity in the storage space, so that it can be considered safe. . Therefore, most of the display cabinets used to display cultural heritage are made of ai...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] However, as mentioned above, the supporting frame exposed together with the glass door protrudes from the wall surface, and there is a disadvantage of impairing the appearance of the wall-mounted display case.

In addition, since the locking device assembled on the supporting frame protrudes from the wall, the locking device can be opened with an imitation key or a sharp tool, etc., and it is considered that there is a disadvantage that cultural assets cannot be safely displayed.

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