Multifunctional tea table stove

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of stoves, in particular to a multifunctional tea table stove which comprises a fixing frame, a guide block, a supporting block, a table plate, a stove body, an electric sliding rail, a sliding rail block and the like. Four guide blocks are connected into the fixing frame, the tops of the four guide blocks are open, supporting blocks are connected into the four guide blocks in a sliding mode, the same table plate is connected to the four supporting blocks, a stove body is installed in the middle of the table plate, and electric sliding rails and sliding rail blocks are connected to the guide blocks. The table board can be lifted by installing the guide block, the supporting block, the electric sliding rail, the first connecting block and the first elastic piece, so that the multifunctional stove can be used as a traditional stove and can be used as a bar counter after the table board is lifted, the multifunctional stove is further provided with the first baffle and the second clamping block, the first baffle can shield a fire spraying part, and therefore the fire spraying part can be protected. And the plane formed by the table plate and the first baffle can be used as a tea table and a dining table, so that one table has multiple purposes.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of stove technology, and more specifically, to a multifunctional coffee table stove. Background Technology

[0002] A stove is a common household appliance used for heating, primarily to provide indoor heating during the cold season. Traditional stoves typically use wood or coal as fuel, generating heat through combustion within the stove and transferring it into the room via radiation or convection. Modern stoves are not limited to traditional styles; some are powered by natural gas, propane, or even electricity.

[0003] While traditional stoves provide warmth to homes, they are typically quite simple in function, primarily used for heating. These stoves are often large and take up a lot of space, which may seem out of place for families who prefer a minimalist, modern style. Moreover, the design of traditional stoves is usually rather plain and lacks the aesthetic appeal to blend into modern home environments. Utility Model Content

[0004] In order to overcome the shortcomings of traditional stoves that can only provide warmth and have a single function, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a multifunctional coffee table stove.

[0005] A multifunctional coffee table stove includes a fixed frame, guide blocks, support blocks, a tabletop, a stove body, an electric slide rail, a first connecting block, a first elastic element, a slide rail block, a first locking block, and a second elastic element. The fixed frame contains four guide blocks, each with an open top. Support blocks are slidably connected to each of the four guide blocks. The same tabletop is connected to each of the four support blocks, and the stove body is mounted in the center of the tabletop. Each guide block is connected to an electric slide rail and a slide rail block. The slider of the electric slide rail is located inside the guide block, and a first connecting block is connected to each slider. A first elastic element connects the support block and the first connecting block. A first locking block is slidably connected to each slide rail block, and a second elastic element connects the first locking block to the slide rail block. The first locking blocks all pass through the outer walls of the slide rail block and the guide block.

[0006] Furthermore, it also includes bidirectional inclined blocks and second connecting blocks. The first locking block is connected to a bidirectional inclined block, and the bidirectional inclined blocks pass through the slide rail block. The slider is connected to a second connecting block.

[0007] Furthermore, it also includes a first baffle and a second locking block, with the first baffle and the second locking block hinged to the table, and the second locking block contacting the first baffle.

[0008] Furthermore, it also includes a second baffle and a third locking block. The second baffle is slidably connected to the table, and the third locking block is connected to the second baffle. The third locking block engages with the first baffle.

[0009] Furthermore, it also includes cabinet doors and shelves, with cabinet doors hinged to the fixed frame and shelves slidingly connected inside the fixed frame.

[0010] Furthermore, it also includes a faucet and an electric control rail. The electric control rail is installed on the tabletop, and the faucet is connected to the guide block of the electric control rail.

[0011] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: By installing guide blocks, support blocks, electric slide rails, first connecting blocks, and first elastic elements, this utility model can raise the tabletop, enabling it to be used not only as a traditional stove but also as a bar counter after the tabletop is raised. It also has a first baffle and a second locking block. The first baffle can block the flame-spraying part, so that the plane formed by the tabletop and the first baffle can be used as a coffee table and a dining table, thus realizing multiple uses for one table. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the present invention.

[0013] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional view of the fixing frame of this utility model.

[0014] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the support block of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the slide block of this utility model.

[0016] Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional view of the tabletop of this utility model.

[0017] Figure 6 This is an enlarged view of part A of this utility model.

[0018] Figure 7 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the first baffle, the second baffle, and the third locking block of this utility model.

[0019] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the tabletop, faucet, and electrically controlled guide rail structure of this utility model.

[0020] Reference numerals: 1-Fixed frame, 2-Guide block, 21-Support block, 3-Tabletop, 31-Cabinet door, 4-Faucet, 41-Electrically controlled guide rail, 5-Stove body, 6-Electric slide rail, 7-Slider, 8-First connecting block, 9-First elastic element, 10-Slide rail block, 11-First locking block, 12-Second elastic element, 13-Two-way inclined block, 14-Second connecting block, 15-First baffle, 16-Second locking block, 17-Second baffle, 18-Third locking block, 19-Placement rack. Detailed Implementation

[0021] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0022] A multi-functional coffee table stove, such as Figures 1-8 As shown, the system includes a fixed frame 1, guide blocks 2, support blocks 21, a tabletop 3, a stove body 5, an electric slide rail 6, a first connecting block 8, a first elastic element 9, a slide rail block 10, a first locking block 11, a second elastic element 12, a bidirectional inclined block 13, a second connecting block 14, a first baffle 15, and a second locking block 16. The fixed frame 1 has four guide blocks 2 fixedly connected inside. The upper and left sides of the four guide blocks 2 are open. Support blocks 21 are slidably connected inside each of the four guide blocks 2. The top of each of the four support blocks 21 is fixedly connected to the same tabletop 3. The stove body 5 is installed in the middle of the tabletop 3. Electric slide rails 6 are connected to the left side of each guide block 2, and slide rail blocks 10 are fixedly connected to the right side of each guide block 2. The sliders 7 of the electric slide rails 6 are located inside the guide blocks 2. The top of each slider 7 is connected to a first connecting block 8. A first elastic element 9, which is a helical spring, is fixedly connected between the support block 21 and the first connecting block 8. The slide rail block 10 is slidably connected... A first locking block 11 is attached, and a second elastic element 12 is fixedly connected between the first locking block 11 and the slide rail block 10. The second elastic element 12 is a helical spring. The elastic force of the second elastic element 12 is insufficient to allow the first locking block 11 to slide through the entire guide block 2. The first locking block 11 passes through the slide rail block 10 and the outer wall of one side of the guide block 2. A bidirectional inclined block 13 is fixedly connected to the first locking block 11. The bidirectional inclined block 13 passes through the slide rail block 10. A second connecting block 14 is fixedly connected to the slider 7. The table 3 has two grooves, one in the front and one in the back. A second locking block 16 is hingedly connected to the grooves of the table 3. Two first baffles 15 are hingedly connected to the top of the table 3. The two first baffles 15 are symmetrically arranged in front and behind and are located on the front and back sides of the flame-spraying part. The two second locking blocks 16 are located on the side of the two first baffles 15 that are close to each other. The second locking blocks 16 contact the first baffles 15 and can prevent the first baffles 15 from rotating at will.

[0023] like Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 3 , Figure 5 and Figure 8 As shown, it also includes cabinet doors 31, faucets 4, electric control rails 41, and a shelf 19. The front of the fixed frame 1 is hinged to two cabinet doors 31. The shelf 19 is slidably connected inside the fixed frame 1. The shelf 19 has a through hole on its front side to facilitate pulling it out. The tabletop 3 is equipped with an electric control rail 41. The guide block of the electric control rail 41 is connected to a hidden faucet 4 with a built-in heating system. The top of the tabletop 3 has a through groove for the faucet 4 to slide, and the shape of the through groove matches the shape of the faucet 4.

[0024] Initially, the faucet is located in the groove, and the faucet 4 is in a concealed state, flush with the top of the tabletop 3. When using this coffee table stove, the stove body 5 can be used as a traditional stove. With the stove body 5 closed, the second locking block 16 is rotated to move away from the first baffle 15 and into the groove of the tabletop 3. Then, the first baffle 15 is rotated to block the flame-spraying part of the stove body 5. At this time, the first baffle 15 is flush with the tabletop 3, thus allowing the plane formed by the tabletop 3 and the first baffle 15 to be used as a coffee table and dining table. When it is necessary to raise the coffee table stove, the second elastic element 12 is in a compressed state, allowing the flame to pass through. The slider 7 of the electric slide rail 6 drives the first connecting block 8 to move upward. The first elastic element 9 is compressed, causing the first connecting block 8 to drive the support block 21 to move upward, thus moving the tabletop 3 upward. The first locking block 11, under the elastic force of the second elastic element 12, presses against the support block 21. When the slider 7 is higher than the first locking block 11, the second elastic element 12 returns to its original state, causing the first locking block 11 to extend into the guide block 2. The inclined surface of the bidirectional inclined block 13 presses against the second connecting block 14, causing the first elastic element 9 to be compressed again. At this time, the second connecting block 14 is higher than the bidirectional inclined block 13, closing the electric slide rail 6. The support block 21, under the action of gravity... The first locking block 11 is pressed downwards, preventing the support block 21 from moving downwards and keeping the tabletop 3 in its raised state. This prevents the slider 7 of the electric slide rail 6 from being continuously pressed, which could increase the damage rate. As a result, the raised tabletop 3 can be used as a bar counter, and daily necessities can be placed on the tabletop 3 and the first baffle 15. The cabinet door 31 is opened, and the shelf 19 is slid forward to place items such as insulated buckets, ice buckets, gas canisters, and water buckets into the shelf 19. The shelf 19 is then slid back to its original position, and the water pipe of the faucet 4 is inserted into the water bucket. The faucet 4 is then moved upwards by the guide block of the electric control rail 41 to expose the water bucket. This allows for access to drinking water on the tabletop 3 when using the coffee table stove, facilitating tea and coffee making. When the traditional stove function needs to be restored, the guide block of the electric control rail 41 moves the faucet 4 downward to reset, rotating the first baffle 15 and the second locking block 16 to reset. The second locking block 16 prevents the first baffle 15 from rotating downward. Then, the electric slide rail 6 moves the slider 7 downward, and the second connecting block 14 presses the inclined surface of the bidirectional inclined block 13, causing the first locking block 11 to slide and reset. The second elastic element 12 is compressed. After the support block 21 is reset, the electric slide rail 6 can be turned off. The operation is simple.

[0025] like Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 5 and Figure 7As shown, it also includes a second baffle 17 and a third locking block 18. The second baffle 17 is slidably connected to the tabletop 3. The third locking block 18 is fixedly connected to both the front and rear sides of the second baffle 17. The third locking block 18 engages with the first baffle 15, allowing the second baffle 17 to engage with the first baffle 15 and preventing the second baffle 17 from sliding freely. Both the first baffle 15 and the second baffle 17 are high-temperature resistant transparent plates. When using the stove body 5, the cooperation of the first baffle 15 and the second baffle 17 can isolate the flame-spraying part of the stove body 5 from the tabletop 3, preventing the flames and high temperatures from causing harm to nearby people or objects. When using the first baffle 15 to cover the flame-spraying part, first slide the second baffle 17 upwards and remove it, rotate the second locking block 16 to move it away from the first baffle 15, and then rotate the first baffle 15 to cover the flame-spraying part.

[0026] The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical concept and features of this utility model, and are intended to enable those skilled in the art to understand the content of this utility model and implement it accordingly. They should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of this utility model. All equivalent changes or modifications made in accordance with the spirit and essence of this utility model should be included within the scope of protection of this utility model.

Claims

1. A multifunctional coffee table stove, comprising a fixed frame (1) and guide blocks (2), wherein four guide blocks (2) are connected inside the fixed frame (1), and the tops of the four guide blocks (2) are all open, characterized in that, It also includes a support block (21), a tabletop (3), a stove body (5), an electric slide rail (6), a first connecting block (8), a first elastic element (9), a slide rail block (10), a first locking block (11), and a second elastic element (12). The support block (21) is slidably connected to each of the four guide blocks (2). The same tabletop (3) is connected to each of the four support blocks (21). The stove body (5) is installed in the middle of the tabletop (3). The electric slide rail (6) and the slide rail are connected to each of the guide blocks (2). Block (10), the slider (7) of the electric slide rail (6) is located inside the guide block (2), the slider (7) is connected to the first connecting block (8), the support block (21) and the first connecting block (8) are connected to the first elastic element (9), the slide rail block (10) is slidably connected to the first locking block (11), the first locking block (11) and the slide rail block (10) are connected to the second elastic element (12), and the first locking block (11) passes through the outer wall of the slide rail block (10) and the guide block (2).

2. The multifunctional coffee table stove according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes a bidirectional inclined block (13) and a second connecting block (14). The first locking block (11) is connected to the bidirectional inclined block (13), and the bidirectional inclined block (13) passes through the slide rail block (10). The slider (7) is connected to the second connecting block (14).

3. A multifunctional coffee table stove according to claim 2, characterized in that, It also includes a first baffle (15) and a second locking block (16). The first baffle (15) and the second locking block (16) are hinged to the table (3), and the second locking block (16) is in contact with the first baffle (15).

4. A multifunctional coffee table stove according to claim 3, characterized in that, It also includes a second baffle (17) and a third locking block (18). The second baffle (17) is slidably connected to the table (3), and the third locking block (18) is connected to the second baffle (17). The third locking block (18) is engaged with the first baffle (15).

5. A multifunctional coffee table stove according to claim 4, characterized in that, It also includes a cabinet door (31) and a shelf (19). The cabinet door (31) is hinged to the fixed frame (1), and the shelf (19) is slidably connected inside the fixed frame (1).

6. A multifunctional coffee table stove according to claim 5, characterized in that, It also includes a faucet (4) and an electric control rail (41). The electric control rail (41) is installed on the table (3), and the faucet (4) is connected to the guide block of the electric control rail (41).

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