Shoe cabinet

Abstract

The application belongs to the technical field of furniture, and particularly relates to a shoe cabinet, which comprises a first cabinet body; a drying device, a first storage area for placing shoes and a nursing area are arranged in the first cabinet body; the drying device is connected with the first storage area or the nursing area through a first air supply pipeline; the first storage area and the nursing area are connected with the drying device through a first return air pipeline; the first air supply pipeline comprises an inner air duct and an outer air duct sleeved outside the inner air duct; the inner air duct is connected with the outer air duct; the outer air duct and the inner air duct have a first state and a second state; when the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the first state, the outer air duct is connected with the first storage area but not connected with the nursing area; when the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the second state, the outer air duct is connected with the nursing area but not connected with the first storage area. The application can improve the drying efficiency of the nursing area in the shoe cabinet.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application belongs to the field of furniture and household goods technology, specifically relating to a shoe cabinet. Background Technology

[0002] A shoe cabinet is a piece of furniture used to store shoes, and it is usually placed in the entryway of the front door. A shoe cabinet can store a lot of shoes while occupying a small area, which helps to keep the room tidy.

[0003] In related technological solutions, shoe cabinets generally include a cabinet body and cabinet doors. The cabinet doors can be opened or closed relative to the cabinet body to facilitate users placing shoes into or removing them from the cabinet. The cabinet body has multiple shelves, with equal spacing between adjacent shelves. Each shelf is horizontally positioned within the cabinet, allowing users to place shoes on them. In some designs, the shoe cabinet may also include a care area, which can be connected to a drying device to dry the shoes, thereby improving user comfort when wearing them.

[0004] However, the above-mentioned solutions have the problem of insufficient hot air entering the care area, resulting in low drying efficiency. Summary of the Invention

[0005] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems in the related art, namely the problem of low drying efficiency in the care area in the related art, this application provides a shoe cabinet.

[0006] One embodiment of this application provides a shoe cabinet, including a first cabinet body;

[0007] The first cabinet contains a drying device, a first storage area for placing shoes, and a care area. The drying device is connected to the first storage area or the care area through a first air supply duct, and the first storage area and the care area are connected to the drying device through a first return air duct.

[0008] The first air supply duct includes an inner air duct and an outer air duct sleeved outside the inner air duct. The inner air duct connects the drying device and the outer air duct. The outer air duct and the inner air duct have a first state and a second state, respectively.

[0009] When the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the first state, the outer air duct is connected to the first storage area but not to the nursing area;

[0010] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the outer air duct connects to the nursing area but not to the first storage area.

[0011] As described above, the shoe cabinet may optionally have a first air outlet communicating with the first storage area and a second air outlet communicating with the care area on the outer air duct, and a first through hole and a second through hole on the inner air duct.

[0012] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the first state, the first through hole is connected to the first air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is connected to the first storage area; the second through hole is not connected to the second air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is not connected to the nursing area.

[0013] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the first through hole is not connected to the first air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is not connected to the first storage area; the second through hole is connected to the second air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is connected to the nursing area.

[0014] In the shoe cabinet described above, optionally, the inner air duct is slidably disposed within the outer air duct;

[0015] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the first state, the inner air duct slides away from the first end of the outer air duct so that the first through hole is connected to the first air outlet, and the second through hole is not connected to the second air outlet.

[0016] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the inner air duct slides toward the first end of the outer air duct so that the first through hole is not connected to the first air outlet, and the second through hole is connected to the second air outlet.

[0017] As described above, the shoe cabinet may optionally have a first magnetic component at the first end of the outer air duct and a second magnetic component at the first end of the inner air duct; the first magnetic component is an electromagnet and the second magnetic component is an iron block, and the electromagnet is also electrically connected to an external power source.

[0018] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the external power supply charges the electromagnet, and the electromagnet attracts the iron block to make the inner air duct slide toward the first end of the outer air duct.

[0019] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the first state, the external power supply does not charge the electromagnet, and the inner air duct slides away from the first end of the outer air duct under its own gravity.

[0020] As described above, the shoe cabinet may optionally include a first top wall, a first bottom wall, and a first side wall, a second side wall, and a third side wall disposed between the first top wall and the first bottom wall, wherein the first side wall and the second side wall are disposed opposite to each other along a first direction; the first air supply duct and the first air return duct are disposed opposite to each other along the first direction, and the first air supply duct is disposed close to the second side wall, and the first air return duct is disposed close to the first side wall.

[0021] Along the second direction, the first cabinet also includes a first partition, a second partition, and a third partition, all of which are connected to the third side wall; the first storage area is disposed between the first partition and the second partition, the drying device is disposed between the second partition and the first bottom wall, and the care area is disposed between the first partition and the third partition.

[0022] Optionally, the shoe cabinet described above may also include a plurality of first partitions in the first storage area, the plurality of first partitions being spaced apart along the second direction, a plurality of first air supply outlets being provided on the side of the outer air duct facing the first return air duct, a plurality of first return air outlets being provided on the side of the first return air duct facing the outer air duct, and a first air supply outlet and a first return air outlet being provided between two adjacent first partitions and between the second partition and the first partition closest to the second partition;

[0023] The first cabinet is also provided with a second air supply duct, which is located between the third partition and the first top wall. The second air supply duct is connected to the second air outlet. The third partition is provided with a third air outlet that connects to the second air supply duct. The first return air duct is also provided with a second return air outlet on the side facing the nursing area.

[0024] As described above, the shoe cabinet may optionally include a fourth partition inside the first cabinet. Along the first direction, the fourth partition is disposed between the first side wall and the second side wall, and the fourth partition is perpendicular to the first partition and the third partition.

[0025] The first partition, the third partition, the fourth partition, and the first sidewall together form the nursing area. The first partition, the third partition, the fourth partition, and the second sidewall together form an auxiliary area. A deodorizing device is provided in the auxiliary area. The fourth partition has a through hole connecting the nursing area and the auxiliary area. The deodorizing device is connected to the nursing area through the through hole.

[0026] Optionally, the shoe cabinet described above may also include a second cabinet, which has a second storage area for placing shoes, a third air supply duct and a second air return duct, the third air supply duct being connected to the outer air duct, and the second air return duct being connected to the drying device.

[0027] As described above, the shoe cabinet may optionally have a first air supply port and a first air return port on the first cabinet body, a fourth air supply port on the side of the outer air duct facing the second side wall, a third through hole on the side of the inner air duct facing the second side wall, the first air supply port being connected to the fourth air supply port, and the first air return port being connected to the drying device.

[0028] The second cabinet is provided with a second air supply port and a second air return port. The second air supply port is connected to the first air supply port and the third air supply duct. The second air return port is connected to the first air return port and the second air return duct.

[0029] When the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the first state, the third through hole is connected to the fourth air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is connected to the third air supply pipe.

[0030] When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the third through hole is not connected to the fourth air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is not connected to the third air supply pipe.

[0031] As described above, the shoe cabinet may optionally include a second top wall, a second bottom wall, and a fourth side wall, a fifth side wall, and a sixth side wall disposed between the second top wall and the second bottom wall, wherein the fourth side wall and the fifth side wall are disposed opposite to each other along the first direction;

[0032] The fourth side wall is provided with a second air supply connection port and a second air return connection port. In the first direction, the first air supply connection port corresponds to the second air supply connection port, and the first air return connection port corresponds to the second air return connection port.

[0033] Along the second direction, the second cabinet is also provided with a plurality of spaced second partitions, and a gap is formed between the second partitions and the fourth side wall and / or the fifth side wall;

[0034] The third air supply duct and the second return air duct are arranged on both sides of the second cabinet along the second direction, with the third air supply duct being located near the second top wall and the second return air duct being located near the second bottom wall; the third air supply duct has a fifth air outlet on the side facing the second partition plate, and the second return air duct has a third air outlet on the side facing the second partition plate.

[0035] Those skilled in the art will understand that the embodiments of this application provide a shoe cabinet, including a first cabinet body; the first cabinet body is provided with a drying device, a first storage area for placing shoes, and a care area. The drying device is connected to the first storage area or the care area through a first air supply duct, and the first storage area and the care area are connected to the drying device through a first return air duct. The first air supply duct includes an inner air duct and an outer air duct sleeved outside the inner air duct. The inner air duct connects the drying device and the outer air duct, and the outer air duct and the inner air duct have relative first and second states. When the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the first state, the outer air duct connects to the first storage area but not to the care area; when the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the second state, the outer air duct connects to the care area but not to the first storage area. Through the above settings, when drying operations are required, this application can make the outer air duct and the inner air duct be in the second state, so that the first air supply duct connects to the care area but not to the first storage area. In this way, the hot air generated by the drying device only enters the care area, which is beneficial to improving the drying efficiency of the care area. Attached Figure Description

[0036] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this application or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are some embodiments of this application. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0037] Figure 1 This is a simplified structural diagram of a shoe cabinet provided in one embodiment of this application from a first-view perspective;

[0038] Figure 2 This is a simplified structural diagram of a shoe cabinet provided in an embodiment of this application from a second perspective (the first and second cabinet doors are hidden in the figure);

[0039] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of a shoe cabinet provided in one embodiment of this application;

[0040] Figure 4 This is a simplified structural diagram of the first air supply duct provided in an embodiment of this application from a first perspective;

[0041] Figure 5 This is a simplified structural diagram of the first air supply duct provided in an embodiment of this application from a second perspective;

[0042] Figure 6 This is a simplified structural diagram of the outer and inner air ducts in a first state according to an embodiment of this application (part of the outer air duct is hidden in the diagram);

[0043] Figure 7 This is a simplified structural diagram of the outer and inner air ducts in a second state according to an embodiment of this application (part of the outer air duct is hidden in the diagram).

[0044] Figure label:

[0045] 100 - First cabinet; 101 - First top wall; 102 - First bottom wall; 103 - First side wall; 104 - Second side wall; 105 - Third side wall; 106 - First partition; 107 - Second partition; 108 - Third partition; 109 - Fourth partition;

[0046] 110 - First storage area; 111 - First partition plate;

[0047] 120 - Nursing Area;

[0048] 130 - First air supply duct;

[0049] 131-Inner air duct; 1311-First through hole; 1312-Second through hole; 1313-Second magnetic component; 1314-Third through hole;

[0050] 132 - Outer air duct; 1321 - First air outlet; 1322 - Second air outlet; 1323 - First magnetic component; 1324 - Fourth air outlet;

[0051] 140 - First return air duct;

[0052] 150 - Second air supply duct; 151 - Third air supply outlet;

[0053] 160-Auxiliary area;

[0054] 170 - First cabinet door;

[0055] 200 - Second cabinet; 201 - Second top wall; 202 - Second bottom wall; 203 - Fourth side wall; 204 - Fifth side wall; 205 - Sixth side wall;

[0056] 210 - Second storage area; 211 - Second partition plate;

[0057] 220 - Third air supply duct; 221 - Fifth air supply outlet;

[0058] 230 - Second return air duct; 231 - Third return air outlet;

[0059] 240 - Second cabinet door;

[0060] X - First direction; Y - Second direction. Detailed Implementation

[0061] In related technological solutions, shoe cabinets generally include a cabinet body and cabinet doors. The cabinet doors can be opened or closed relative to the cabinet body to facilitate users placing shoes into or removing them from the cabinet. The cabinet body has multiple shelves with equal spacing between adjacent shelves, and each shelf is horizontally positioned within the cabinet body. Users can place shoes on the shelves. In some designs, the shoe cabinet may also include a care area, which can be connected to a drying device to dry the shoes placed inside, thereby improving user comfort. However, in the aforementioned technological solutions, hot air entering the shoe cabinet not only enters the care area but also the storage area, resulting in less hot air reaching the care area and thus lower drying efficiency.

[0062] In view of this, this application aims to provide a shoe cabinet by setting a first air supply duct including an inner air duct and an outer air duct surrounding the inner air duct. The inner air duct connects a drying device and the outer air duct, and the outer air duct and the inner air duct have a first state and a second state respectively. In the first state, the outer air duct connects to a first storage area but not to a care area; in the second state, the outer air duct connects to the care area but not to the first storage area. Through the above setting, the flow direction of the hot air generated by the drying device can be controlled. When drying is required, the hot air can be controlled to enter only the care area and not the first storage area, thereby improving the drying efficiency of the care area.

[0063] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this application clearer, the technical solutions of the embodiments of this application will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this application, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of this application, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of this application.

[0064] Figure 1 This is a simplified structural diagram of a shoe cabinet provided in one embodiment of this application from a first-view perspective; Figure 2 This is a simplified structural diagram of a shoe cabinet provided in an embodiment of this application from a second perspective (the first and second cabinet doors are hidden in the figure); Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of a shoe cabinet provided in one embodiment of this application; Figure 4 This is a simplified structural diagram of the first air supply duct provided in an embodiment of this application from a first perspective; Figure 5 This is a simplified structural diagram of the first air supply duct provided in an embodiment of this application from a second perspective; Figure 6 This is a simplified structural diagram of the outer and inner air ducts in a first state according to an embodiment of this application (part of the outer air duct is hidden in the diagram); Figure 7This is a simplified structural diagram of the outer and inner air ducts in a second state according to an embodiment of this application (part of the outer air duct is hidden in the diagram).

[0065] Please refer to Figures 1-7 This embodiment provides a shoe cabinet, including a first cabinet body 100. The shape of the first cabinet body 100 can be set as needed, for example, it can be a cuboid or cylindrical structure. This embodiment uses a cuboid shape as an example for explanation. A first cabinet door 170 is provided on one side of the first cabinet body 100. The first cabinet door 170 can be opened or closed relative to the first cabinet body 100 to facilitate the user to put shoes into the first cabinet body 100 or take shoes out of the first cabinet body 100.

[0066] The first cabinet 100 contains a drying device (not shown in the figure), a first storage area 110 for storing shoes, and a care area 120. The specific locations of the drying device, the first storage area 110, and the care area 120 can be set as needed. The drying device generates hot air, the first storage area 110 is used to store shoes that are not frequently worn or worn, and the care area 120 is used to store shoes that are frequently worn or have just been washed and are still damp. Generally, within the first cabinet 100, the volume of the first storage area 110 is much larger than the volume of the care area 120, thus better meeting the user's needs.

[0067] The drying device is connected to the first storage area 110 or the care area 120 through the first air supply duct 130. The first storage area 110 and the care area 120 are connected to the drying device through the first return air duct 140. The arrangement of the first air supply duct 130 and the first return air duct 140 realizes the circulation of hot air inside the first cabinet 100, thereby improving the ventilation in the first storage area 110 and the care area 120, which is conducive to maintaining environmental hygiene and reducing the probability of bacterial growth.

[0068] Please continue to refer to Figures 4-6 In this embodiment, the first air supply duct 130 includes an inner air duct 131 and an outer air duct 132 sleeved outside the inner air duct 131. The inner air duct 131 connects the drying device and the outer air duct 132. The outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 have a first state and a second state, respectively.

[0069] Specifically, when the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the first state, the outer air duct 132 is connected to the first storage area 110 but not to the care area 120; at this time, the hot air generated by the drying device enters the first storage area 110 but does not enter the care area 120 (generally, shoes are not stored in the care area 120 at this time).

[0070] When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the second state, the outer air duct 132 connects to the care area 120 but not to the first storage area 110; at this time, the hot air generated by the drying device enters the care area 120 but does not enter the first storage area 110. Since the care area 120 itself is small in volume, concentrating the hot air into the care area 120 can increase the temperature, wind speed, etc. in the care area 120, thereby improving the drying efficiency of the care area 120.

[0071] With the above settings, when drying is required, this embodiment can put the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 in the second state, so that the first air supply duct 130 is connected to the nursing area 120 but not to the first storage area 110. In this way, the hot air generated by the drying device only enters the nursing area 120, which is beneficial to improving the drying efficiency of the nursing area 120.

[0072] In one possible implementation, please continue to refer to Figures 4-7 In this embodiment, the outer air duct 132 is provided with a first air outlet 1321 communicating with the first storage area 110 and a second air outlet 1322 communicating with the care area 120, and the inner air duct 131 is provided with a first through hole 1311 and a second through hole 1312.

[0073] When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the first state, the first through hole 1311 is connected to the first air outlet 1321, and the first air supply duct 130 is connected to the first storage area 110; the second through hole 1312 is not connected to the second air outlet 1322, and the first air supply duct 130 is not connected to the nursing area 120.

[0074] When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the second state, the first through hole 1311 is not connected to the first air outlet 1321, and the first air supply duct 130 is not connected to the first storage area 110; the second through hole 1312 is connected to the second air outlet 1322, and the first air supply duct 130 is connected to the nursing area 120.

[0075] This embodiment achieves the switching of the relative state between the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 by changing the relative position of the first air outlet 1321 and the first through hole 1311, and the relative position of the second air outlet 1322 and the second through hole 1312, thereby selectively sending the hot air generated by the drying device into the first storage area 110 or the care area 120.

[0076] Optionally, in this embodiment, the inner air duct 131 is slidably disposed within the outer air duct 132, and the sliding of the inner air duct 131 enables the first air outlet 1321 to cooperate with the first through hole 1311 or the second air outlet 1322 to cooperate with the second through hole 1312.

[0077] like Figure 6 As shown, when the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the first state, the inner air duct 131 slides away from the first end of the outer air duct 132 so that the first through hole 1311 is connected to the first air outlet 1321, and the second through hole 1312 is not connected to the second air outlet 1322. At this time, the hot air generated by the drying device enters the first storage area 110 through the first air outlet 1321.

[0078] like Figure 7 As shown, when the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the second state, the inner air duct 131 slides toward the first end of the outer air duct 132 so that the first through hole 1311 is not connected to the first air outlet 1321, and the second through hole 1312 is connected to the second air outlet 1322. At this time, the hot air generated by the drying device enters the care area 120 through the second air outlet 1322.

[0079] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the first end of the outer air duct 132 is provided with a first magnetic element 1323, and the first end of the inner air duct 131 is provided with a second magnetic element 1313. The first magnetic element 1323 and the second magnetic element 1313 can attract or repel each other, thereby driving the inner air duct 131 to slide within the outer air duct 132.

[0080] Preferably, the first magnetic component 1323 can be an electromagnet, and the second magnetic component 1313 can be an iron block. The electromagnet is also electrically connected to an external power source. When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the second state, the external power source charges the electromagnet, and the electromagnet attracts the iron block, causing the inner air duct 131 to slide towards the first end of the outer air duct 132. This allows the hot air generated by the drying device to enter the care area 120 through the second air outlet 1322, thereby improving the drying efficiency in the care area 120. When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the first state, the external power source does not charge the electromagnet, and the inner air duct 131 slides away from the first end of the outer air duct 132 under its own gravity. This allows the hot air generated by the drying device to enter the first storage area 110 through the first air outlet 1321.

[0081] In one possible implementation, please continue to refer to Figures 1-3 In this embodiment, the first cabinet 100 includes a first top wall 101, a first bottom wall 102, and a first side wall 103, a second side wall 104, and a third side wall 105 disposed between the first top wall 101 and the first bottom wall 102. The first side wall 103 and the second side wall 104 are disposed opposite each other along a first direction X. The first cabinet door 170 is disposed opposite to the third side wall 105. A first air supply duct 130 and a first air return duct 140 are disposed opposite each other along the first direction X, with the first air supply duct 130 disposed near the second side wall 104 and the first air return duct 140 disposed near the first side wall 103.

[0082] Along the second direction Y, the first cabinet 100 also includes a first partition 106, a second partition 107, and a third partition 108, all of which are connected to the third side wall 105. A first storage area 110 is disposed between the first partition 106 and the second partition 107, a drying device is disposed between the second partition 107 and the first bottom wall 102, and a care area 120 is disposed between the first partition 106 and the third partition 108; that is, along the second direction Y, in this embodiment, the care area 120, the first storage area 110, and the drying device are arranged sequentially.

[0083] Furthermore, the first storage area 110 is also provided with a plurality of first partitions 111, which are spaced apart along the second direction Y, dividing the first storage area 110 into a plurality of areas for placing shoes. The outer air duct 132 has a plurality of first air supply outlets 1321 on the side facing the first return air duct 140, and the first return air duct 140 has a plurality of first return air outlets on the side facing the outer air duct 132. A first air supply outlet 1321 and a first return air outlet are provided between two adjacent first partitions 111, and between the second partition 107 and the first partition 111 closest to the second partition 107; that is, a first air supply outlet 1321 and a first return air outlet are provided in each area for placing shoes, thereby facilitating air circulation.

[0084] The first cabinet 100 is also equipped with a second air supply duct 150, which is located between the third partition 108 and the first top wall 101. The second air supply duct 150 is connected to a second air outlet 1322, and the hot air in the first air supply duct 130 can enter the second air supply duct 150 through the second air outlet 1322. The third partition 108 is equipped with a third air outlet 151 that connects to the second air supply duct 150. The first return air duct 140 is also equipped with a second return air outlet on the side facing the nursing area 120. The circulation of hot air in the nursing area 120 can be achieved through the third air outlet 151 and the second return air outlet.

[0085] Furthermore, the first cabinet 100 of this embodiment is also provided with a fourth partition 109. Along the first direction X, the fourth partition 109 is disposed between the first side wall 103 and the second side wall 104, and the fourth partition 109 is perpendicular to the first partition 106 and the third partition 108.

[0086] In other words, in this embodiment, the first partition 106, the third partition 108, the fourth partition 109, and the first sidewall 103 together form the nursing area 120, and the first partition 106, the third partition 108, the fourth partition 109, and the second sidewall 104 together form the auxiliary area 160. A deodorizing device is provided in the auxiliary area 160, and the fourth partition 109 has a through hole connecting the nursing area 120 and the auxiliary area 160. The deodorizing device connects to the nursing area 120 through the through hole, thereby enabling deodorization of the nursing area 120 and reducing odors within it.

[0087] In one possible implementation, please continue to refer to Figures 1-3 The shoe cabinet in this embodiment also includes a second cabinet 200. The shape of the second cabinet 200 can be set as needed, such as a cuboid or cylindrical structure. This embodiment uses a cuboid shape as an example for explanation. A second cabinet door 240 is provided on one side of the second cabinet 200. The second cabinet door 240 can be opened or closed relative to the second cabinet 200 to facilitate the user to put shoes into the second cabinet 200 or take shoes out of the second cabinet 200.

[0088] The second cabinet 200 has a second storage area 210 for placing shoes. The second cabinet 200 also has a third air supply duct 220 and a second return air duct 230. The third air supply duct 220 is connected to the outer air duct 132, and the second return air duct 230 is connected to the drying device.

[0089] By incorporating a second cabinet 200, the overall number of shoes that can be stored in the shoe cabinet can be increased, thereby enhancing its practicality. The third air supply duct 220 and the second return air duct 230 allow hot air to be introduced into the second storage area 210 and circulated, which helps maintain hygiene and reduces the probability of bacterial growth.

[0090] Optionally, in this embodiment, the first cabinet 100 is provided with a first air supply connection port and a first air return connection port, which are preferably located on the second side wall 104. The outer air duct 132 is provided with a fourth air supply port 1324 on the side facing the second side wall 104, and the inner air duct 131 is provided with a third through hole 1314 on the side facing the second side wall 104. The first air supply connection port is connected to the fourth air supply port 1324, and the first air return connection port is connected to the drying device.

[0091] The second cabinet 200 is provided with a second air supply connection port and a second air return connection port. The second air supply connection port is connected to the first air supply connection port and the third air supply duct 220, and the second air return connection port is connected to the first air return connection port and the second air return duct 230.

[0092] When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the first state, the third through hole 1314 is connected to the fourth air outlet 1324, and the first air supply pipe 130 is connected to the third air supply pipe 220. At this time, the hot air generated by the drying device is simultaneously sent into the first storage area 110 and the second storage area 210 to provide hot air for the shoes placed in the storage areas.

[0093] When the outer air duct 132 and the inner air duct 131 are in the second state, the third through hole 1314 is not connected to the fourth air outlet 1324, and the first air supply pipe 130 is not connected to the third air supply pipe 220. At this time, the hot air generated by the drying device only enters the care area 120, thereby ensuring the drying efficiency of the care area 120.

[0094] In one possible implementation, such as Figures 1-3 As shown, the second cabinet 200 in this embodiment includes a second top wall 201, a second bottom wall 202, and a fourth side wall 203, a fifth side wall 204, and a sixth side wall 205 disposed between the second top wall 201 and the second bottom wall 202, wherein the fourth side wall 203 and the fifth side wall 204 are disposed opposite to each other along the first direction X.

[0095] The fourth side wall 203 is provided with a second air supply port and a second air return port. In the first direction X, the first air supply port corresponds to the second air supply port, and the first air return port corresponds to the second air return port, so that the hot air generated by the drying device is circulated in the second cabinet 200.

[0096] Along the second direction Y, the second cabinet 200 is also provided with a plurality of spaced second partitions 211, which divide the second storage area 210 into multiple areas for placing shoes. A gap is formed between the second partitions 211 and the fourth side wall 203 and / or the fifth side wall 204, through which hot air can circulate within the second storage area 210.

[0097] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the third air supply duct 220 and the second return air duct 230 are arranged on both sides of the second cabinet 200 along the second direction Y, with the third air supply duct 220 located near the second top wall 201 and the second return air duct 230 located near the second bottom wall 202. The third air supply duct 220 has a fifth air outlet 221 on the side facing the second partition plate 211, and the second return air duct 230 has a third return air outlet 231 on the side facing the second partition plate 211. Hot air generated by the drying device is sent into the third air supply duct 220 and blown out from the second top wall 201. The hot air passes through the gap between the second partition plate 211 and the fourth side wall 203 and / or the fifth side wall 204 to achieve transmission within the second storage area 210, finally reaching the third return air outlet 231 on the side of the second bottom wall 202. The hot air then enters the second return air duct 230 through the third return air outlet 231 and finally flows back to the drying device, thus realizing the circulation of hot air within the second cabinet 200.

[0098] In the description of the embodiments of this application, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly specifying the number of indicated technical features. Therefore, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one of that feature. In the description of this application, "multiple" means at least two, such as two, three, etc., unless otherwise explicitly specified.

[0099] In the embodiments of this application, unless otherwise expressly specified and limited, the terms "installation," "connection," "linking," "fixing," etc., should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral part; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; they can refer to the internal communication of two components or the interaction between two components, unless otherwise expressly limited. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this application according to the specific circumstances.

[0100] In the description of the embodiments of this application, it should be understood that the terms "inner", "outer", "upper", "bottom", "front", "rear", etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship (if any) based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing this application and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this application.

[0101] Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of this application, and are not intended to limit them. Although this application has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that modifications can still be made to the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments, or equivalent substitutions can be made to some or all of the technical features therein. Such modifications or substitutions do not cause the essence of the corresponding technical solutions to deviate from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of this application.

Claims

1. A shoe cabinet, characterized in that, Including the first cabinet; The first cabinet contains a drying device, a first storage area for placing shoes, and a care area. The drying device is connected to the first storage area or the care area through a first air supply duct, and the first storage area and the care area are connected to the drying device through a first return air duct. The first air supply duct includes an inner air duct and an outer air duct sleeved outside the inner air duct. The inner air duct connects the drying device and the outer air duct. The outer air duct and the inner air duct have a first state and a second state, respectively. When the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the first state, the outer air duct is connected to the first storage area but not to the nursing area; When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the outer air duct connects to the nursing area but not to the first storage area.

2. The shoe cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that, The outer air duct is provided with a first air outlet communicating with the first storage area and a second air outlet communicating with the nursing area, and the inner air duct is provided with a first through hole and a second through hole. When the outer and inner air ducts are in the first state, the first through hole is connected to the first air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is connected to the first storage area; the second through hole is not connected to the second air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is not connected to the nursing area. When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the first through hole is not connected to the first air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is not connected to the first storage area; the second through hole is connected to the second air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is connected to the nursing area.

3. The shoe cabinet according to claim 2, characterized in that, The inner air duct is slidably disposed within the outer air duct; When the outer and inner air ducts are in the first state, the inner air duct slides away from the first end of the outer air duct so that the first through hole is connected to the first air outlet, and the second through hole is not connected to the second air outlet. When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the inner air duct slides toward the first end of the outer air duct so that the first through hole is not connected to the first air outlet, and the second through hole is connected to the second air outlet.

4. The shoe cabinet according to claim 3, characterized in that, The first end of the outer air duct is provided with a first magnetic element, and the first end of the inner air duct is provided with a second magnetic element. The first magnetic component is an electromagnet, the second magnetic component is an iron block, and the electromagnet is also electrically connected to an external power source. When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the external power supply charges the electromagnet, and the electromagnet attracts the iron block to make the inner air duct slide toward the first end of the outer air duct. When the outer and inner air ducts are in the first state, the external power supply does not charge the electromagnet, and the inner air duct slides away from the first end of the outer air duct under its own gravity.

5. The shoe cabinet according to any one of claims 2-4, characterized in that, The first cabinet includes a first top wall, a first bottom wall, and a first side wall, a second side wall, and a third side wall disposed between the first top wall and the first bottom wall, wherein the first side wall and the second side wall are disposed opposite to each other along a first direction; the first air supply duct and the first air return duct are disposed opposite to each other along the first direction, and the first air supply duct is disposed close to the second side wall, and the first air return duct is disposed close to the first side wall. Along the second direction, the first cabinet also includes a first partition, a second partition, and a third partition, all of which are connected to the third side wall; the first storage area is disposed between the first partition and the second partition, the drying device is disposed between the second partition and the first bottom wall, and the care area is disposed between the first partition and the third partition.

6. The shoe cabinet according to claim 5, characterized in that, The first storage area is also provided with a plurality of first partitions, which are spaced apart along the second direction. The outer air duct is provided with a plurality of first air supply outlets on the side facing the first return air duct, and the first return air duct is provided with a plurality of first return air outlets on the side facing the outer air duct. A first air supply outlet and a first return air outlet are provided between two adjacent first partitions and between the second partition and the first partition closest to the second partition. The first cabinet is also provided with a second air supply duct, which is located between the third partition and the first top wall. The second air supply duct is connected to the second air outlet. The third partition is provided with a third air outlet that connects to the second air supply duct. The first return air duct is also provided with a second return air outlet on the side facing the nursing area.

7. The shoe cabinet according to claim 6, characterized in that, The first cabinet is also provided with a fourth partition. Along the first direction, the fourth partition is disposed between the first side wall and the second side wall, and the fourth partition is perpendicular to the first partition and the third partition. The first partition, the third partition, the fourth partition, and the first sidewall together form the nursing area. The first partition, the third partition, the fourth partition, and the second sidewall together form an auxiliary area. A deodorizing device is provided in the auxiliary area. The fourth partition has a through hole connecting the nursing area and the auxiliary area. The deodorizing device is connected to the nursing area through the through hole.

8. The shoe cabinet according to claim 7, characterized in that, It also includes a second cabinet, which has a second storage area for placing shoes. The second cabinet also has a third air supply duct and a second return air duct. The third air supply duct is connected to the outer air duct, and the second return air duct is connected to the drying device.

9. The shoe cabinet according to claim 8, characterized in that, The first cabinet is provided with a first air supply connection port and a first air return connection port. The outer air duct is provided with a fourth air supply port on the side facing the second side wall. The inner air duct is provided with a third through hole on the side facing the second side wall. The first air supply connection port is connected to the fourth air supply port. The first air return connection port is connected to the drying device. The second cabinet is provided with a second air supply port and a second air return port. The second air supply port is connected to the first air supply port and the third air supply duct. The second air return port is connected to the first air return port and the second air return duct. When the outer air duct and the inner air duct are in the first state, the third through hole is connected to the fourth air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is connected to the third air supply pipe. When the outer and inner air ducts are in the second state, the third through hole is not connected to the fourth air outlet, and the first air supply pipe is not connected to the third air supply pipe.

10. The shoe cabinet according to claim 9, characterized in that, The second cabinet includes a second top wall, a second bottom wall, and a fourth side wall, a fifth side wall, and a sixth side wall disposed between the second top wall and the second bottom wall, wherein the fourth side wall and the fifth side wall are disposed opposite to each other along the first direction; The fourth side wall is provided with a second air supply connection port and a second air return connection port. In the first direction, the first air supply connection port corresponds to the second air supply connection port, and the first air return connection port corresponds to the second air return connection port. Along the second direction, the second cabinet is also provided with a plurality of spaced second partitions, and a gap is formed between the second partitions and the fourth side wall and / or the fifth side wall; The third air supply duct and the second return air duct are arranged on both sides of the second cabinet along the second direction, with the third air supply duct being located near the second top wall and the second return air duct being located near the second bottom wall; the third air supply duct has a fifth air outlet on the side facing the second partition plate, and the second return air duct has a third air outlet on the side facing the second partition plate.

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