Stackable roll container with insertable shelves

Abstract

The invention relates to a stackable roll container (1), particularly for transporting food, cosmetics or basic commodities in large packages, with a preferably rectangular base (3) on which transport rollers (5) are mounted on the underside and two opposing side walls (7) are arranged, wherein each of the opposing side walls (7) has a vertical front end strut (11) and a vertical rear end strut (13), which are connected by means of several horizontally running support struts (15), wherein the interior side of each of the vertical front struts (11) lies in one of two vertical reference planes (E-E) and wherein the rear end struts (13) are offset sufficiently inward relative to the respective reference plane (E-E) that another roll container (1) of the same type can be inserted from the front between the side walls (7) of the roll container (1), wherein the horizontal connecting struts (15) are arranged and constructed in such a manner that, apart from a front connecting section (15a) to the front end strut (11) and a rear connecting section (115b) to the rear end strut (13), they lie in the intermediate space delimited by the reference plane (E-E) and an inner limiting plane that is defined by the exterior sides of the rear end struts (13) and runs parallel to the respective reference plane (E-E). According to the invention, the connecting struts are constructed as support struts (15) so that each two associated support struts (15) of the two side walls (7) are used as support means and guide means for a respective insert base (19) that can be inserted between the side walls (7).

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a stackable wheeled container having the features of the preamble of claim 1, in particular for conveying large packages of food, cosmetics or household products. Furthermore, the invention relates to an insert base for such a container according to claim 7 . Background technique [0002] For transporting food, cosmetics or other daily necessities, commercial chains mainly use so-called containers on wheels. A distinction is made here between so-called non-nesting roller containers, ie roller containers that cannot be stacked on top of each other, and stackable roller containers. Non-nestable, wheeled containers require considerable storage costs and are impractical to handle. Dismantling is also relatively complex (for example, for return), and the percentage of damage to the rollers and frame is very high when the containers are transported in the air. [0003] Known nestable roller containers have a specially designed bas...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] However, the disadvantage of this container with wheels is that the goods can only be placed one above the other on the container floor, so that it is not possible to easily remove the goods located in the center of the correspondingly stacked containers

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