Rotatable wine cabinet capable of saving space

Abstract

A space-saving rotatable wine cabinet comprises an outer wine cabinet body, an inner wine cabinet body and hinge pieces. The outer wine cabinet is hollow and comprises an outer cabinet body and a first storage area. The outer cabinet body comprises a first outer wall, a side wall, a first inner wall, a first top plate and a first bottom plate. And the first inner wall is arranged towards the first outer wall. And the outer cabinet body is provided with a notch for nesting the inner wine cabinet. The first storage area is a space formed by arranging first storage plates in the outer cabinet body at intervals. The first storage area provided with the first storage plate comprises a taking and placing opening and a first guardrail. And the first guardrail is arranged above the first inner wall. The inner wine cabinet comprises an inner cabinet body and a sliding area. And the attached surfaces of the inner cabinet body and the outer cabinet body are the same in shape and size. And pulleys are arranged in the sliding areas to assist the movement of the inner wine cabinet. According to the space-saving rotatable wine cabinet, the outer wine cabinet body is embedded into the inner wine cabinet body and the taking and placing opening, and when the inner wine cabinet body is not used, the inner wine cabinet body is embedded into the outer wine cabinet body to save space.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of furniture, and in particular to a space-saving rotating wine cabinet. Background Technology

[0002] Wine cabinets include refrigerated and non-refrigerated types. This application uses a non-refrigerated wine cabinet, primarily focusing on display, decoration, and storage functions.

[0003] A Chinese patent website publishes a patent application for a mother-daughter wine cabinet with publication number CN203723691 U. The mother-daughter wine cabinet includes a cabinet body comprising a mother cabinet and a daughter cabinet that are interlocked. The mother cabinet has a first partition section at the top, a drawer section in the middle, and a vertical wine rack section at the bottom. The daughter cabinet has a second partition section at the top and a vertical wine rack section at the bottom. The vertical wine rack section is formed by several first vertical dividers spaced between several first horizontal dividers; the vertical wine rack section is formed by several second vertical dividers spaced between several second horizontal dividers. The first partition section includes at least one first horizontal divider and at least one first horizontal stop; the second partition section includes at least one second horizontal divider and at least one second horizontal stop. This mother-daughter wine cabinet can securely hold different types of wine bottles and is equipped with a safety lock to prevent children from touching it.

[0004] However, the aforementioned mother-and-child wine cabinets not only occupy a certain amount of space during use, but also result in some unused space that cannot be utilized. Utility Model Content

[0005] In view of this, the present invention provides a space-saving rotating wine cabinet to solve the above problems.

[0006] A space-saving rotating wine cabinet includes an outer wine cabinet, an inner wine cabinet hinged to the outer wine cabinet, and multiple hinges connecting the outer and inner wine cabinets. The outer wine cabinet is hollow and includes an outer cabinet body and three first storage areas disposed inside the outer cabinet body. The outer cabinet body includes a first outer wall, two side walls respectively disposed at one end of the first outer wall, multiple first inner walls spaced apart on the side walls, a first top plate connecting the first outer wall, side walls, and first inner walls, and a first bottom plate connecting the first outer wall and side walls. The first inner walls face the first outer wall. The outer contour of the outer cabinet body has a notch for nesting the inner wine cabinet. The first storage area is a storage space formed by two first storage plates spaced apart in the outer cabinet body. Each first storage area with a first storage plate has at least one access opening disposed on the first outer wall. Each first storage area with a first storage plate has at least one first guardrail disposed above the first inner wall. The inner wine cabinet includes an inner cabinet body and a sliding area located below the inner cabinet body. The inner cabinet body and the outer cabinet body have the same shape and size when they touch. The sliding area is equipped with casters to assist in the movement of the inner wine cabinet.

[0007] Furthermore, the outer wine cabinet also includes a first placement area disposed above the outer cabinet body and a support area disposed below the first base plate. The first placement area is formed by the first top plate connected to the first outer wall, the first inner wall, and the side wall, and the support area is formed by the first base plate connected to the first outer wall, the first inner wall, and the side wall.

[0008] Furthermore, the first inner wall is provided on the outer side of the first storage plate.

[0009] Furthermore, the inner cabinet is hollow and includes a second outer wall, a second inner wall connected to the second outer wall, a second top plate connected to the second outer wall and the second inner wall, and a second bottom plate connected to the second outer wall and the second inner wall, with the second inner wall attached to the first inner wall.

[0010] Furthermore, the inner wine cabinet also includes a second placement area located above the inner cabinet body and two second storage areas located inside the inner cabinet body. The second placement area is formed by connecting the second top plate with the second outer wall and the second inner wall. The second storage area is a storage space formed by setting a second storage board in the inner cabinet body.

[0011] Furthermore, in the direction extending from the first outer wall, the two ends of the take-up and put-down opening are spaced apart from the first storage plate.

[0012] Furthermore, the height of the first top plate is lower than the height of the first outer wall, the first inner wall, and the side wall, and the height of the second top plate is lower than the height of the second outer wall and the second inner wall.

[0013] Furthermore, on the side facing the first placement area, the height of the first inner wall is higher than the height of the first storage plate, and on the side facing the second placement area, the height of the second inner wall is higher than the height of the first storage plate. Each second storage area is provided with at least one second guardrail, which is located above the second inner wall and the second bottom plate.

[0014] Furthermore, in the direction in which the first outer wall extends, the first bottom plate is spaced apart from the first outer wall, the side wall, and the first inner wall; in the direction in which the first outer wall extends, the second bottom plate is spaced apart from the second outer wall and the second inner wall.

[0015] Compared with existing technologies, this utility model provides a space-saving rotatable wine cabinet. The outer wine cabinet, inner wine cabinet, and hinge allow for rotational fitting of the wine cabinet, saving space. The outer cabinet has a notch on its outer contour for nesting the inner cabinet. The second inner wall of the inner cabinet is abutted against the first inner wall of the outer cabinet, with the abutting side having the same shape and size, allowing the outer cabinet to fit snugly against the inner cabinet to form a complete outline. The access opening in the outer wine cabinet allows the user to remove wine bottles without opening the inner wine cabinet. The hinge allows for two states: the outer and inner wine cabinets can be fitted together or separated. When the inner wine cabinet is not in use, it can be fitted together with the outer wine cabinet, achieving the goal of saving space. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the space-saving rotating wine cabinet provided by this utility model.

[0017] Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of a space-saving rotating wine cabinet with an external wine cabinet.

[0018] Figure 3 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the internal structure of a space-saving rotating wine cabinet. Detailed Implementation

[0019] The specific embodiments of this utility model are described in further detail below. It should be understood that the description of the embodiments of this utility model herein is not intended to limit the scope of protection of this utility model.

[0020] Please see Figures 1 to 3This is a structural schematic diagram of a space-saving rotating wine cabinet provided by this utility model. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet includes an outer wine cabinet 10, an inner wine cabinet 20 hinged to the outer wine cabinet 10, and multiple hinge members 30 connecting the outer wine cabinet 10 and the inner wine cabinet 20. It is conceivable that the space-saving rotating wine cabinet also includes other functional modules, such as fasteners, which are techniques well known to those skilled in the art and will not be described in detail here.

[0021] The outer wine cabinet 10 includes an outer cabinet body 11, a first placement area 12 disposed above the outer cabinet body 11, three first storage areas 13 disposed inside the outer cabinet body 11, and a support area 14 disposed below the outer cabinet body 11.

[0022] The outer cabinet 11 is hollow and includes a first outer wall 111, two side walls 112 respectively disposed at one end of the first outer wall 111, multiple first inner walls 113 spaced apart on the side walls 112, a first top plate 114 connecting the first outer wall 111, the side walls 112 and the first inner walls 113, and a first bottom plate 115 connecting the first outer wall 111 and the side walls 112. The outer contour of the outer cabinet 11 has a notch for nesting the inner wine cabinet 20, so that the outer cabinet 11 can fit snugly with the inner wine cabinet 20 to form a complete contour. The first inner walls 113 face the first outer wall 111. In this embodiment, the outer cabinet 11 is L-shaped, and it can be imagined that the shape of the outer cabinet 11 is determined according to actual needs.

[0023] The first placement area 12 is formed by connecting the first top plate 114 with the first outer wall 111, the first inner wall 113, and the side wall 112. The first placement area 12 is used to place wine bottles. The height of the first top plate 114 is lower than the height of the first outer wall 111, the first inner wall 113, and the side wall 112, thereby forming a trough-shaped structure to accommodate the wine bottles and to prevent the wine bottles from falling.

[0024] The first storage area 13 is the storage space formed by two first storage panels 131 spaced apart within the outer cabinet 11. At least one access opening 132 is provided on the first outer wall 111 of the first storage area 13 with the first storage panels 131 to prevent bottles in the first storage area with the first base plate 115 from being kicked over. The access opening 132 is used to remove bottles from the outer wine cabinet 10 without opening the inner wine cabinet 20. The first storage area 13 with the first storage panels 131 is used to store commonly used beverage utensils. In the direction extending from the first outer wall 111, the access openings 132 are spaced apart from the first storage panels 131 at both ends. The first inner wall 113 is provided on the outer side of the first storage panels 131, and on the side facing the first placement area 12, the height of the first inner wall 113 is higher than the height of the first storage panels 131. The first storage area 13, which is provided with the first storage plate 131, is provided with at least one first guardrail 133, which is located above the first inner wall 113 to prevent the wine bottle from falling.

[0025] The support area 14 is formed by connecting the first base plate 115 with the first outer wall 111, the first inner wall 113, and the side wall 112. In the direction extending from the first outer wall 111, the first base plate 115 is spaced apart from the first outer wall 111, the side wall 112, and the first inner wall 113. Multiple support feet 141 are provided below the first base plate 115. The height of the support feet 141 is greater than the height of the support area 14, reducing the contact area between the outer wine cabinet 10 and the object supporting it, making the outer wine cabinet 10 easier to move.

[0026] The inner wine cabinet 20 includes an inner cabinet 21, a second placement area 22 disposed above the inner cabinet 21, two second storage areas 23 disposed inside the inner cabinet 21, and a sliding area 24 disposed below the inner cabinet 21.

[0027] The inner cabinet 21 is hollow and includes a second outer wall 211, a second inner wall 212 connecting the second outer wall 211, a second top plate 213 connecting the second outer wall 211 and the second inner wall 212, and a second bottom plate 214 connecting the second outer wall 211 and the second inner wall 212. The second inner wall 212 of the inner cabinet 21 is attached to the first inner wall 113 of the outer cabinet 11, and the shapes and sizes of their contact surfaces are the same.

[0028] The second placement area 22 is formed by connecting the second top plate 213 with the second outer wall 211 and the second inner wall 212. The second placement area 22 is used to place wine bottles. The height of the second top plate 213 is lower than the height of the second outer wall 211 and the second inner wall 212, thus forming a groove-shaped structure to accommodate the wine bottles. In this embodiment, the height of the second placement area 22 is the same as that of the first placement area 12.

[0029] The second storage area 23 is a storage space formed by a second storage board 23 within the inner cabinet 21. A second inner wall 212 is provided on the outer side of the second storage board 231. On the side facing the second placement area 22, the height of the second inner wall 212 is higher than the height of the second storage board 231. Each second storage area 23 is provided with at least one second guardrail 232, which is positioned above the second inner wall 212 and the second base plate 214.

[0030] The sliding area 24 is formed by connecting the second base plate 214 with the second outer wall 211 and the second inner wall 212. In the direction extending from the first outer wall 111, the second base plate 214 is spaced from the second outer wall 211 and the second inner wall 212, so that a pulley 241 is provided below the second base plate 214. The pulley 241 is set at the same height as the support leg 141, so that the outer wine cabinet 10 and the inner wine cabinet 20 are flush. The pulley 241 is used to assist the movement of the inner wine cabinet 20.

[0031] In this embodiment, the hinge 30 is a hinge. The hinge 30 is disposed on the side wall 112 of the outer wine cabinet 10 and the first outer wall 111 of the inner wine cabinet 20, such that the side wall 112 of the outer wine cabinet 10 fits against the second outer wall 211 of the inner wine cabinet 20, thereby realizing the fitting and separation of the outer wine cabinet 10 and the inner wine cabinet 20.

[0032] In use, without removing the bottles from the inner wine cabinet 20, the first inner wall 113 of the outer wine cabinet 10 is in contact with the second inner wall 212 of the inner wine cabinet 20. The outer wine cabinet 10 is used to store frequently used wine bottles. Bottles are retrieved through the access opening 132 provided on the first outer wall 111. When retrieving a bottle from the inner wine cabinet 20, the second inner wall 212 is positioned away from the first inner wall 113 by adjusting the hinge, leaving a gap between them to facilitate retrieving the bottle from the inner wine cabinet.

[0033] Compared with existing technologies, this utility model provides a space-saving rotatable wine cabinet with an outer wine cabinet 10, an inner wine cabinet 20, and a hinge 30 to achieve a rotatable fit, thus saving space. The outer cabinet 11 has a notch on its outer contour to accommodate the inner cabinet 21. The second inner wall 212 of the inner cabinet 21 is attached to the first inner wall 113 of the outer cabinet 11, with the attached sides having the same shape and size, allowing the outer cabinet 11 to fit snugly with the inner cabinet 21 to form a complete outline. The access opening 132 in the outer wine cabinet 10 allows the user to remove wine bottles from the outer wine cabinet 10 without opening the inner wine cabinet 20. The hinge 30 allows for two states: the outer wine cabinet 10 and the inner wine cabinet 20 can be in contact or out. When the inner wine cabinet 20 is not in use, it can be closed to the outer wine cabinet 10, achieving the goal of saving space.

[0034] The above are merely preferred embodiments of the present utility model and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present utility model. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions or improvements within the spirit of the present utility model are covered within the scope of the claims of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A space-saving rotating wine cabinet, characterized in that: The space-saving rotating wine cabinet includes an outer wine cabinet, an inner wine cabinet hinged to the outer wine cabinet, and multiple hinges connecting the outer wine cabinet and the inner wine cabinet. The outer wine cabinet is hollow and includes an outer cabinet body and three first storage areas disposed inside the outer cabinet body. The outer cabinet body includes a first outer wall, two side walls respectively disposed at one end of the first outer wall, multiple first inner walls spaced apart on the side walls, a first top plate connecting the first outer wall, the side walls, and the first inner walls, and a first bottom plate connecting the first outer wall and the side walls. The first inner walls are disposed facing the first outer wall. The outer contour of the cabinet has a notch for nesting the inner wine cabinet. The first storage area is the storage space formed by two first storage boards spaced apart in the outer cabinet. Each of the first storage areas with the first storage boards has at least one access opening on the first outer wall. Each of the first storage areas with the first storage boards has at least one first guardrail. The first guardrail is located above the first inner wall. The inner wine cabinet includes an inner cabinet and a sliding area located below the inner cabinet. The inner cabinet and the outer cabinet have the same shape and size on their contact surfaces. The sliding area is equipped with casters to assist the movement of the inner wine cabinet.

2. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The outer wine cabinet also includes a first placement area located above the outer cabinet body and a support area located below the first base plate. The first placement area is formed by connecting the first top plate with the first outer wall, the first inner wall, and the side wall. The support area is formed by connecting the first base plate with the first outer wall, the first inner wall, and the side wall.

3. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The first inner wall is provided on the outer side of the first storage plate.

4. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 2, characterized in that: The inner cabinet is hollow and includes a second outer wall, a second inner wall connected to the second outer wall, a second top plate connected to the second outer wall and the second inner wall, and a second bottom plate connected to the second outer wall and the second inner wall. The second inner wall is attached to the first inner wall.

5. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The inner wine cabinet also includes a second placement area located above the inner cabinet body and two second storage areas located inside the inner cabinet body. The second placement area is formed by connecting the second top plate with the second outer wall and the second inner wall. The second storage area is a storage space formed by setting a second storage board in the inner cabinet body.

6. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 1, characterized in that: In the direction extending from the first outer wall, the two ends of the take-up and put-down opening are spaced apart from the first storage plate.

7. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The height of the first top plate is lower than the height of the first outer wall, the first inner wall, and the side wall, and the height of the second top plate is lower than the height of the second outer wall and the second inner wall.

8. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 5, characterized in that: On the side facing the first placement area, the height of the first inner wall is higher than the height of the first storage plate. On the side facing the second placement area, the height of the second inner wall is higher than the height of the first storage plate. Each second storage area is provided with at least one second guardrail, which is located above the second inner wall and the second bottom plate.

9. The space-saving rotating wine cabinet as described in claim 4, characterized in that: In the direction in which the first outer wall extends, the first bottom plate is spaced apart from the first outer wall, the side wall, and the first inner wall; in the direction in which the first outer wall extends, the second bottom plate is spaced apart from the second outer wall and the second inner wall.

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