bracket

Abstract

A bracket. The bracket comprises a fixed seat and a movable seat; the fixed seat has a first extending direction and comprises at least one first joint end surface, the at least one first joint end surface is at a first angle with the first extending direction; the movable seat is detachably connected with the fixed seat at a bending angle to form a bending structure, the movable seat comprises at least one second joint end surface corresponding to the at least one first joint end surface; wherein the at least one first joint end surface and the at least one second joint end surface are adjacent to or located at the bending position of the bending structure. The fixed seat of the bracket of the present application can be fixed to the wall surface, and the movable seat can be configured to be more suitable for supporting and placing objects with multiple lines, and the structure that the movable seat is detachably connected with the fixed seat helps to improve the convenience of installation and maintenance.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a support, and more particularly to a support for placing and supporting objects. Background Technology

[0002] Technological advancements have led to the widespread use of electronic devices, which require network connectivity to transmit and receive signals. Therefore, communication devices can be installed in indoor environments to facilitate network connectivity.

[0003] Generally speaking, communication equipment can be mounted on the wall using an L-shaped bracket. However, since communication equipment has multiple cables, these cables can make installation inconvenient and affect the aesthetics.

[0004] In view of this, the development of a bracket that is easy to install and can support and place such objects with multiple lines has become the goal of relevant industry players. Summary of the Invention

[0005] According to one embodiment of the present invention, a bracket is provided, comprising a fixed seat and a movable seat. The fixed seat has a first extending direction and includes at least one first engaging end face, the at least one first engaging end face forming a first angle with the first extending direction. The movable seat and the fixed seat are detachably connected at a bending angle to form a bending structure, the movable seat including at least one second engaging end face corresponding to the at least one first engaging end face. The at least one first engaging end face and the at least one second engaging end face are adjacent to or located at a bend in the bending structure.

[0006] According to another embodiment of the present invention, a bracket is provided, comprising a fixed base and a movable base. The fixed base includes a fixed base body and a first assembly structure, the first assembly structure being located at one end of the fixed base body. The movable base is detachably connected to the fixed base to form a bent structure, the movable base including a movable base body and a second assembly structure, the second assembly structure being located at one end of the movable base body. The second assembly structure is assembled with the first assembly structure and is adjacent to or located at a bend in the bent structure.

[0007] The fixed base of the bracket of the present invention can be fixed to the wall, while the movable base can be configured to be more suitable for supporting and placing objects with multiple lines. The structure in which the movable base is detachably connected to the fixed base helps to improve the convenience of installation and maintenance. In addition, the structural configuration of the first joint end face forming a first angle with the first extension direction, the second joint end face corresponding to the first joint end face, and the second joint end face being adjacent to or located at the bend of the first joint end face helps to improve the stability of the fixed base and the movable base after assembly. Attached Figure Description

[0008] Figure 1A perspective view of a bracket according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown;

[0009] Figure 2 Draw Figure 1 An exploded view of the stent in the embodiment;

[0010] Figure 3 Draw Figure 1 A three-dimensional sectional view of the bracket along section line 3-3 in the embodiment;

[0011] Figure 4 Draw Figure 1 A cross-sectional view of the bracket in the embodiment along section line 4-4;

[0012] Figure 5 Draw Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the dissected structure of the stent in the embodiment; and

[0013] Figure 6 Draw Figure 1 The embodiment shows a side view of the bracket installed on a wall for placing objects.

[0014] Explanation of key component symbols:

[0015] 1000 brackets

[0016] 1100 Fixture

[0017] 1101 First mating end face

[0018] 1110 Pin 1

[0019] 1111 Bump

[0020] 1111a Top surface

[0021] 1111b Bottom surface

[0022] 1111c Outer surface

[0023] 1111d Inner side abutment surface

[0024] 1111e First Pushing Surface

[0025] 1112 First limiting end face

[0026] 1120 First socket

[0027] 1130 First keyhole

[0028] 1200 seats

[0029] 1201 Second mating end face

[0030] 1210 pin 2

[0031] 1211 Slide

[0032] 1211a Upper groove surface

[0033] 1211b Lower groove surface

[0034] 1211c outer groove surface

[0035] 1211d inner groove surface

[0036] 1211e Second Push Surface

[0037] 1212 Second Limiting End Face

[0038] 1220 Second Socket

[0039] 1230 Second keyhole

[0040] 1300 Fastener

[0041] 1310 Inset foot

[0042] C1 Bend

[0043] I1 object

[0044] S1 line

[0045] T1 piercing

[0046] T11 First Semi-notch

[0047] T12 Second Half Notch

[0048] W1 wall

[0049] X, Y, Z axes

[0050] θ1 First angle

[0051] θ2 Second angle Detailed Implementation

[0052] Embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. For clarity, numerous practical details will be set forth in the following description. However, the reader should understand that these practical details are not intended to limit the invention. That is, in some embodiments of the invention, these practical details are not essential. Furthermore, for the sake of simplicity in the drawings, some well-known and customary structures and elements will be illustrated in a simple schematic manner; and repeated elements may be denoted using the same or similar designations.

[0053] Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and "third" used in this document are merely to describe different components or parts, and do not impose any restrictions on the components / parts themselves. Therefore, the first component / part can also be referred to as the second component / part. Moreover, the combinations of components / parts / mechanisms / modules in this document are not combinations generally known, conventional, or publicly known in this field. Whether the components / parts / mechanisms / modules themselves are publicly known cannot be used to determine whether their combination relationships are easily accomplished by a person skilled in the art.

[0054] Please see Figure 1 and Figure 2 ,in, Figure 1 A perspective view of a bracket 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown. Figure 2 Draw Figure 1 An exploded view of the bracket 1000 of the embodiment. The bracket 1000 includes a fixed seat 1100 and a movable seat 1200. The fixed seat 1100 has a first extending direction (parallel to the Z-axis direction) and includes at least one first engaging end face 1101, which forms a first angle θ1 with the first extending direction. The movable seat 1200 is detachably connected to the fixed seat 1100 at a bending angle to form a bent structure. The movable seat 1200 includes at least one second engaging end face 1201 corresponding to the at least one first engaging end face 1101. The at least one first engaging end face 1101 and the at least one second engaging end face 1201 are adjacent to or located at a bend C1 of the bent structure (shown in the figure). Figure 6 ).

[0055] In this way, the mounting bracket 1100 can be fixed to, for example, a wall W1 (shown in the diagram). Figure 6 The movable base 1200 can be configured to be more suitable for supporting and placing objects I1 (illustrated in...). Figure 6 The structure, in which the movable seat 1200 is detachably connected to the fixed seat 1100, helps to improve the convenience of installation and maintenance. Furthermore, the structural configuration of the first mating end face 1101 forming a first angle θ1 with the first extending direction, the second mating end face 1201 corresponding to the first mating end face 1101, and the second mating end face 1201 being adjacent to or located at the bend C1 of the first mating end face 1101, helps to improve the stability of the fixed seat 1100 and the movable seat 1200 after assembly. Details of the bracket 1000 will be described in detail later.

[0056] The fixed seat 1100 may generally be a plate-like structure extending in a first extending direction, while the movable seat 1200 may also include a second extending direction (parallel to the Y-axis) and generally be a plate-like structure extending in the second extending direction. At least one second mating end face 1201 and the second extending direction may form a second angle θ2, which may be added to the first angle θ1 to equal 90 degrees, thus making the bending angle of the bent structure approximately 90 degrees. In other embodiments, the second extending direction may not be completely parallel to the Y-axis and may be determined depending on the object to be placed, so that the bending angle is less than 90 degrees. In this embodiment, the first angle θ1 may be between 10 degrees and 50 degrees, for example, 30 degrees, and is not limited thereto.

[0057] Furthermore, the thickness of the fixed seat 1100 (referring to the thickness in the Y-axis direction) gradually increases towards the bend C1 along the first extension direction, and the thickness of the movable seat 1200 (referring to the thickness in the Z-axis direction) can also gradually increase towards the bend C1 along the second extension direction. This can increase the area of ​​the first joint end face 1101 and the second joint end face 1201, thereby further enhancing stability.

[0058] Please see Figure 3 , Figure 4 as well as Figure 5 See also Figures 1 to 2 ,in Figure 3 Draw Figure 1 A three-dimensional sectional view of the bracket 1000 in the embodiment along the cut line 3-3. Figure 4 Draw Figure 1 A cross-sectional view of the bracket 1000 in the embodiment along section line 4-4. Figure 5 Draw Figure 4 A detailed anatomical view of the bracket 1000 in the embodiment. At least two first engagement end faces 1101 are present. The fixed seat 1100 includes two first pins 1110, with each first engagement end face 1101 located at each first pin 1110. The two first pins 1110 are spaced apart to form a first semi-recess T11. At least two second engagement end faces 1201 are present. The movable seat 1200 includes two second pins 1210, with each second engagement end face 1201 located at each second pin 1210. The two second pins 1210 are spaced apart to form a second semi-recess T12. When each first pin 1110 is connected to each second pin 1210, the first semi-recess T11 and the second semi-recess T12 correspondingly form a through-hole T1 in the bending structure.

[0059] Each first pin 1110 extends in the Z-axis direction and is spaced apart in the X-axis direction, and each second pin 1210 extends in the Y-axis direction and is spaced apart in the X-axis direction. During assembly, the movable base 1200 can be moved relative to the fixed base 1100 along a first angle θ1 so that each second pin 1210 is slidably assembled with each first pin 1110.

[0060] Specifically, each first pin 1110 may include a bump 1111, and each second pin 1210 may include a groove 1211. When each second pin 1210 is connected to each first pin 1110, each bump 1111 is correspondingly accommodated in each groove 1211. In terms of structural configuration, each bump 1111 may be located below each first engagement end face 1101, and each groove 1211 may be located below each second engagement end face 1201. In this way, when each bump 1111 is correspondingly accommodated in each groove 1211, each first engagement end face 1101 and each second engagement end face 1201 may abut against each other.

[0061] Furthermore, each protrusion 1111 may include an upper top surface 1111a, an outer abutting surface 1111c, and a lower bottom surface 1111b. Each outer abutting surface 1111c is connected between each upper top surface 1111a and each lower bottom surface 1111b. Each sliding groove 1211 includes an upper groove surface 1211a, an outer groove surface 1211c, and a lower groove surface 1211b. Each outer groove surface 1211c is connected between each upper groove surface 1211a and each lower groove surface 1211b. When each protrusion 1111 is correspondingly accommodated in each sliding groove 1211, each upper top surface 1111a abuts against each upper groove surface 1211a, each outer abutting surface 1111c abuts against each outer groove surface 1211c, and each lower bottom surface 1111b abuts against each lower groove surface 1211b.

[0062] More specifically, each protrusion 1111 further includes an inner abutment surface 1111d opposite to the outer abutment surface 1111c, and each groove 1211 further includes an inner groove surface 1211d facing the outer groove surface 1211c, with each inner abutment surface 1111d corresponding to and abutting against the corresponding inner groove surface 1211d. That is, the protrusion 1111 is generally a rectangular prism surrounded by an upper top surface 1111a, an outer abutment surface 1111c, a lower bottom surface 1111b, and an inner abutment surface 1111d, and the groove 1211 is generally a rectangular groove surrounded by an upper groove surface 1211a, an outer groove surface 1211c, a lower groove surface 1211b, and an inner groove surface 1211d. The groove 1211 and the protrusion 1111 correspond to each other. The top surface 1111a, bottom surface 1111b, upper groove surface 1211a, and lower groove surface 1211b can provide freedom constraints in the Z and Y axes, while the outer abutment surface 1111c, inner abutment surface 1111d, outer groove surface 1211c, and inner groove surface 1211d can provide freedom constraints in the X axis direction, thereby increasing the stability and structural strength of the support 1000.

[0063] like Figure 2 and Figure 3As shown, each first pin 1110 further includes a first pushing surface 1111e, each first pushing surface 1111e is connected between each upper top surface 1111a and each first mating end surface 1101 to form a first pushing protrusion, and each second pin 1210 further includes a second pushing surface 1211e, each second pushing surface 1211e is connected between each second mating end surface 1201 and each upper groove surface 1211a to form a second pushing protrusion, each first pushing protrusion corresponds to each second pushing protrusion, and each first pushing surface 1111e pushes against each second pushing surface 1211e.

[0064] In detail, there is a gap between each first mating end face 1101 and each protrusion 1111, and the first pushing protrusion of each first pin 1110 is formed in this gap, and the length of the first pushing protrusion in the X-axis direction is less than the length of the upper top surface 1111a in the X-axis direction. The second pushing protrusion is located above the groove 1211, and the length of the second pushing protrusion in the X-axis direction is equal to the length of the upper groove surface 1211a in the X-axis direction, but less than the length of the lower groove surface 1211b in the X-axis direction.

[0065] When each first pin 1110 is connected to each second pin 1210, the second push-abutment will enter the gap between each first mating end face 1101 and each protrusion 1111 and correspond to each first push-abutment. Therefore, the degree of freedom restriction in the X-axis direction can be further strengthened by the pushing relationship between each first push-abutment surface 1111e and each second push-abutment surface 1211e.

[0066] It is important to note that, although Figure 2 and Figure 3 The diagram illustrates multiple first pushing protrusions and multiple second pushing protrusions. However, only some of the first pushing protrusions and second pushing protrusions may push against each other, or all of the first pushing protrusions and second pushing protrusions may push against each other, or only one first pushing protrusion and one second pushing protrusion may be provided. This does not limit the invention.

[0067] Furthermore, each first pin 1110 also includes a first limiting end face 1112, and each second pin 1210 also includes a second limiting end face 1212. When each sliding groove 1211 slides relative to each first pin 1110 so that each first pin 1110 is connected to each second pin 1210, each first limiting end face 1112 abuts against each second limiting end face 1212 to prevent each second pin 1210 from sliding relative to each first pin 1110. The first limiting end face 1112 has an angle with both the Z-axis and Y-axis, and the second limiting end face 1212 also has an angle with both the Z-axis and Y-axis. Through the cooperation of each first limiting end face 1112 and each second limiting end face 1212, each second pin 1210 can stop sliding and stably connect with each first pin 1110.

[0068] like Figure 2 , Figure 4 as well as Figure 5 As shown, the bracket 1000 may further include at least one fastener 1300, the at least one fastener 1300 includes at least two inserts 1310, the fixed base 1100 further includes at least one first socket 1120, the at least one first socket 1120 is located in at least one of two first pins 1110, the movable base 1200 further includes at least one second socket 1220, the at least one second socket 1220 is located in at least one of two second pins 1210, and the at least two inserts 1310 are respectively inserted into the at least one first socket 1120 and the at least one second socket 1220.

[0069] The number of fasteners 1300 can be one, the number of inserts 1310 can be two, the number of first sockets 1120 is also one and located at one of the first pins 1110, and the number of second sockets 1220 is also one and located at the second pin 1210 corresponding to one of the first pins 1110. So when each of the first pins 1110 and each of the second pins 1210 are connected, the two inserts 1310 can be inserted into the first socket 1120 of one of the first pins 1110 and the second socket 1220 of the corresponding second pin 1210, which can better ensure the stability of the connection between the fixed base 1100 and the movable base 1200.

[0070] Please see Figure 6 See also Figures 1 to 5 ,in Figure 6 Draw Figure 1 The bracket 1000 of the embodiment is installed on a wall W1 and is used to place an object I1. The fixed base 1100 can be used to fix it to the wall W1, and the movable base 1200 can be used to place and support the object I1, thereby the bracket 1000 can set the object I1 on the wall W1.

[0071] Accordingly, the fixed base 1100 may further include at least one first locking hole 1130 for at least one screw to pass through, so as to attach the fixed base 1100 to the wall W1; the movable base 1200 may further include at least one second locking hole 1230 for at least one screw to pass through, so as to fix the object I1 to the movable base 1200, and the wire S1 of the object I1 can pass through the through hole T1, which can provide convenience for installation. During installation, the fixed base 1100 can be fixed to the wall W1 first, and then the object I1 can be locked to the movable base 1200, with the wire S1 located in the second semi-recess T12. Then, the second pin 1210 can be slid into the first pin 1110. At this time, the wire S1 can correspond to the first semi-recess T11. After the assembly is completed, the wire S1 can remain in the through hole T1, which can facilitate the assembly of this object I1 with the wire S1.

[0072] Please note that, for the present invention, the bracket may include a fixed seat and a movable seat. The fixed seat can be considered to include a fixed seat body and a first combined structure, the first combined structure being located at one end of the fixed seat body. The movable seat is detachably connected to the fixed seat to form a bent structure, and the movable seat can be considered to include a movable seat body and a second combined structure, the second combined structure being located at one end of the movable seat body. The second combined structure is assembled with the first combined structure and is adjacent to or located at a bend in the bent structure. The first combined structure may include a first engaging end face and a first pin, and the second combined structure may include a second engaging end face and a second pin. Through the structural configuration of the first engaging end face engaging with the second engaging end face, the protrusion on the first pin engaging with the groove on the second pin, and the first pushing protrusion on the first pin pushing against the second pushing protrusion on the second pin, the fixed seat and the movable seat can be stably connected. Furthermore, by using a structural configuration where the sum of the second angle and the first angle is 90 degrees, the bending angle of the bent structure can be approximately 90 degrees, and preferably the first angle is between 10 degrees and 50 degrees, but the present invention is not limited thereto.

[0073] Although the present invention has been disclosed above with reference to embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention. Any person skilled in the art should be able to make various modifications and refinements without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present invention should be determined by the scope of the appended claims.

Claims

1. A support, the support comprising: A fixing base having a first extending direction and including at least one first engaging end face, the at least one first engaging end face being at a first angle to the first extending direction. as well as A movable seat is detachably connected to a fixed seat at a bending angle to form a bending structure. The movable seat includes at least one second engagement end face corresponding to the at least one first engagement end face. The movable seat includes a second extending direction, and the at least one second engagement end face and the second extending direction are at a second angle. The at least one first joint end face and the at least one second joint end face are adjacent to or located at a bend in the bent structure.

2. The stent as claimed in claim 1, wherein, The bending angle is approximately 90 degrees.

3. The stent as described in claim 1, wherein, The number of at least one first engagement end face is two. The fixed seat includes two first pins, each of the first engagement end face is located at each of the first pins, and the two first pins are arranged at intervals to form a first semi-recess. The number of at least one second engagement end face is two. The movable seat includes two second pins, each of the second engagement end face is located at each of the second pins, and the two second pins are arranged at intervals to form a second semi-recess. When each of the first pins and each of the second pins are connected, the first semi-recess and the second semi-recess correspond to form a through hole penetrating the bent structure.

4. The stent as described in claim 3, wherein, Each of the second pins is slidably connected to each of the first pins.

5. The stent as claimed in claim 4, wherein, Each of the first pins includes a bump, and each of the second pins includes a groove. When each of the second pins is connected to each of the first pins, each of the bumps is correspondingly accommodated in each of the grooves.

6. The stent as claimed in claim 5, wherein, Each protrusion includes an upper top surface, an outer abutment surface, and a lower bottom surface. Each outer abutment surface is connected between each upper top surface and each lower bottom surface. Each groove includes an upper groove surface, an outer groove surface, and a lower groove surface. Each outer groove surface is connected between each upper groove surface and each lower groove surface. When each protrusion is correspondingly accommodated in each groove, each upper top surface abuts against each upper groove surface, each outer abutment surface abuts against each outer groove surface, and each lower bottom surface abuts against each lower groove surface.

7. The stent as claimed in claim 6, wherein, Each of the first pins further includes a first pushing surface, which is connected between the top surface and the first engagement end surface to form a first pushing protrusion. Each of the second pins further includes a second pushing surface, which is connected between the second engagement end surface and the upper groove surface to form a second pushing protrusion. Each first pushing protrusion corresponds to each second pushing protrusion, and each first pushing surface pushes against each second pushing surface.

8. The stent as claimed in claim 7, wherein, Each of the first pins further includes a first limiting end face, and each of the second pins further includes a second limiting end face. When each of the slides slides relative to each of the first pins so that each of the first pins and each of the second pins are connected, each of the first limiting end faces abuts against each of the second limiting end faces to prevent each of the second pins from sliding relative to each of the first pins.

9. The stent as claimed in claim 7, wherein, Each of the protrusions also includes an inner abutting surface opposite to the outer abutting surface, and each of the grooves also includes an inner groove surface facing the outer groove surface, with each inner abutting surface correspondingly abutting against each inner groove surface.

10. The bracket as claimed in claim 3, further comprising at least one fastener including at least two inserts, the fixed base further comprising at least one first insertion hole located at least one of the two first pins, the movable base further comprising at least one second insertion hole located at least one of the two second pins, the at least two inserts being inserted into the at least one first insertion hole and the at least one second insertion hole respectively.

11. The stent as claimed in claim 1, wherein, The thickness of the fixed seat gradually increases towards the bend along the first extending direction, and the thickness of the movable seat gradually increases towards the bend along the second extending direction.

12. The stent as claimed in claim 1, wherein, This mounting bracket is used to fix the device to a wall.

13. The stent as claimed in claim 1, wherein, This active stand is used to hold and support an object.

14. A support, the support comprising: A fixing base, the fixing base including a fixing base body, a first extending direction, and a first assembly structure, the first assembly structure being located at one end of the fixing base body, wherein the first assembly structure includes at least one first engaging end face, the at least one first engaging end face forming a first angle with the first extending direction; and A movable seat is detachably connected to a fixed seat to form a bent structure. The movable seat includes a movable seat body, a second extending direction, and a second assembly structure. The second assembly structure is located at one end of the movable seat body. The second assembly structure includes at least one second engaging end face, and the at least one second engaging end face forms a second angle with the second extending direction. The second combined structure is connected to the first combined structure and is adjacent to or located at a bend in the bending structure. The second angle is added to the first angle to make 90 degrees, so that the bend angle of the bending structure is approximately 90 degrees.

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