Pressing type telescopic shoe support

Abstract

The utility model discloses a push type telescopic shoe support which comprises a supporting plate and a track, the supporting plate is installed on the track in a sliding mode, balls are arranged between the track and the supporting plate, a push type telescopic mechanism is arranged on the track and comprises a push rod, one end of the push type telescopic mechanism abuts against a first limiting face of the track, and the other end of the push type telescopic mechanism abuts against a second limiting face of the track. The other end of the pressing type telescopic mechanism is aligned with the supporting plate pushing surface; the supporting plate is pressed to enable the pushing face to extrude the pressing type telescopic mechanism, the pressing type telescopic mechanism pops up the push rod under extrusion, the push rod reversely impacts the pushing face, and the supporting plate and the rail generate relative displacement. The supporting plate is pressed to enable the pushing surface to extrude the push rod to be retracted into the pressing type telescopic mechanism, and the supporting plate and the track are reset, so that the traditional manual stretching operation mode is changed, a user can easily realize the stretching of the supporting plate only by pressing the supporting plate, and the operation is more convenient and labor-saving; the friction between the supporting plate and the track is effectively reduced through the arrangement of the balls, and meanwhile the supporting plate slides more smoothly.

Description

A type of push-to-release retractable shoe support Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of daily necessities, and in particular to a press-type telescopic shoe support. Background Technology

[0002] In daily life, shoe storage is an important part of home organization. Shoe racks, as trays for placing shoes, directly affect the convenience of storage and space utilization. To better adapt to limited storage space, extendable shoe racks have emerged. This design can reduce the space occupied when not in use and can be flexibly expanded when needed, greatly improving storage efficiency.

[0003] Currently, most telescopic shoe racks in existing technology employ a manually extendable structure, which mainly consists of a support plate and a track. When a user needs to use the shoe rack to place shoes, they must manually pull the support plate along the track from its storage position to make it usable; when the shoes are stored or no longer needed, the support plate must be manually pushed back into its original position along the track. This manually extendable structure, to some extent, meets users' needs for telescopic shoe rack storage and solves some space utilization issues.

[0004] However, existing manually extendable shoe supports have significant drawbacks. On the one hand, manually pulling out the support plate is cumbersome and provides a poor user experience; on the other hand, the track and support plate have poor coordination, making pushing difficult and prone to jamming and malfunction. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a press-type telescopic shoe support that can provide a more comfortable operation of pulling out the support plate and the track and the support plate are more smoothly matched.

[0006] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve the above-mentioned technical problems is as follows: a press-type telescopic shoe support, including a support plate and a track, wherein the support plate is slidably installed on the track, characterized in that a ball bearing is provided between the track and the support plate, and a press-type telescopic mechanism is provided on the track, the press-type telescopic mechanism including a push rod, one end of the press-type telescopic mechanism abutting against the first limiting surface of the track, and the other end of the press-type telescopic mechanism aligning with the pushing surface of the support plate; pressing the support plate causes the pushing surface to squeeze the press-type telescopic mechanism, and the press-type telescopic mechanism ejects the push rod under the squeezing, and the push rod strikes the pushing surface in the opposite direction, causing relative displacement between the support plate and the track; pressing the support plate causes the pushing surface to squeeze the push rod back into the press-type telescopic mechanism, and the support plate and the track are reset.

[0007] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is: the tray includes a panel and a base, the base is installed on the lower surface of the panel, and the base is adapted to the track.

[0008] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is: a plurality of storage cavities are provided on the upper surface of the track, and each storage cavity is provided with the ball bearings.

[0009] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is as follows: a first limiting block and a fixing block are provided on the upper surface of the track, the first limiting surface is provided on the first limiting block, and the fixing block fixes the press-type telescopic mechanism.

[0010] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is as follows: a second limiting block is provided at the end of the base away from the press-type telescopic mechanism, and a second limiting surface is provided on the first limiting block. After the pallet and the track undergo relative displacement, the second limiting block and the second limiting surface approach each other and abut against each other to prevent the pallet from sliding excessively.

[0011] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is as follows: a first guide block is provided on the inner wall of both sides of the base, and a second guide block is provided on both sides of the track. The second guide block is slidably positioned above the first guide block to achieve a sliding effect.

[0012] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is that the tray includes a first sub-plate and a second sub-plate, and the first sub-plate and the second sub-plate are retractably connected.

[0013] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is as follows: a sliding block is provided on the first sub-plate, and a sliding groove is provided on the second sub-plate. The sliding block is inserted into the sliding groove and slides. The first sub-plate and the second sub-plate are close to each other to form a small tray; the first sub-plate and the second sub-plate are far apart to form a large tray.

[0014] A further preferred embodiment of this utility model is that there are two tracks, which are respectively arranged below the tray.

[0015] This invention utilizes ball bearings between the track and the tray, along with a press-type telescopic mechanism. When the tray is pressed, the pushing surface compresses the telescopic mechanism, causing a push rod to pop out. The push rod then strikes the pushing surface in the opposite direction, achieving relative displacement between the tray and the track. Pressing again resets the tray. The technical advantage lies in changing the traditional manual stretching operation. Users can easily extend and retract the tray simply by pressing it, making operation more convenient and effortless. The ball bearings effectively reduce friction between the tray and the track, reducing component wear and extending the lifespan of the shoe shoe, while also making the tray slide more smoothly. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 is a perspective view of the present invention when it is stored.

[0017] Figure 2 is a perspective view of the present invention when it is stored.

[0018] Figure 3 is a perspective view of the present invention in use;

[0019] Figure 4 is a three-dimensional view of the base and track;

[0020] Figure 5 is an enlarged view of point A in Figure 4;

[0021] Figure 6 is an exploded view of the base and track;

[0022] Figure 7 is an exploded view of the base and track (second diagram).

[0023] Figure 8 is a perspective view of the present invention as a large pallet in use; Detailed Implementation

[0024] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0025] As shown in Figures 1-8, a press-type telescopic shoe support includes a support plate 1 and a track 2. The support plate 1 is slidably mounted on the track 2. The support is characterized by a ball bearing 3 between the track 2 and the support plate 1. A press-type telescopic mechanism 4 is provided on the track 2. The press-type telescopic mechanism 4 includes a push rod 5. One end of the press-type telescopic mechanism 4 abuts against the first limiting surface 6 of the track 2, and the other end of the press-type telescopic mechanism 4 is aligned with the pushing surface 7 of the support plate 1. In use, pressing the support plate 1 causes the pushing surface 7 to press the press-type telescopic mechanism 4, which in turn ejects the push rod 5. The push rod 5 then strikes the pushing surface 7 in the opposite direction, causing relative displacement between the support plate 1 and the track 2. When storing, pressing the support plate 1 causes the pushing surface 7 to press the push rod 5 back into the press-type telescopic mechanism 4, and the support plate 1 and the track 2 return to their original positions. By incorporating ball bearings 3 between the track 2 and the support plate 1, and equipped with a press-type telescopic mechanism 4, when the support plate 1 is pressed, the pushing surface 7 compresses the press-type telescopic mechanism 4, causing the push rod 5 to pop out. The push rod 5 then strikes the pushing surface 7 in the opposite direction, achieving relative displacement between the support plate 1 and the track 2. Pressing again will reset the support plate 1. The technical advantage lies in changing the traditional manual stretching operation method. Users only need to press the support plate 1 to easily extend or retract it, making the operation more convenient and effortless. The ball bearings 3 effectively reduce friction between the support plate 1 and the track 2, reducing component wear and extending the lifespan of the shoe support, while also making the sliding of the support plate 1 smoother.

[0026] The support plate 1 includes a panel 8 and a base 9. The base 9 is installed on the lower surface of the panel 8 and is adapted to the track 2. The support plate 1 adopts the structure of panel 8 and base 9, and the base 9 is adapted to the track 2. This design makes the structure of the support plate 1 more stable. The base 9 can provide reliable support and installation foundation for the support plate 1, ensuring the stability of the support plate 1 when sliding on the track 2, avoiding wobbling or displacement of the support plate 1 during use, and improving the overall performance and safety of the shoe outsole.

[0027] Multiple storage cavities 10 are provided on the upper surface of the track 2, and each storage cavity 10 contains a ball bearing 3. The multiple storage cavities 10 on the upper surface of the track 2 and the ball bearing 3 inside them play a role in positioning and protecting the ball bearing 3, so that the ball bearing 3 remains stable during the sliding of the pallet 1 and is not easy to fall off or shift. This further enhances the smoothness and reliability of the sliding between the pallet 1 and the track 2, while reducing failures caused by abnormal rolling of the ball bearing 3 and lowering maintenance costs.

[0028] A first limiting block 12 and a fixing block 13 are provided on the upper surface of the track 2. A first limiting surface 6 is provided on the first limiting block 12, and the fixing block 13 fixes the press-type telescopic mechanism 4. The track 2 is provided with a first limiting block 12 and a fixing block 13. The first limiting block 12 provides a first limiting surface 6 for cooperating with the press-type telescopic mechanism 4, and the fixing block 13 fixes the press-type telescopic mechanism 4. This structural design clarifies the installation position and working stroke range of the press-type telescopic mechanism 4, ensures the stability and accuracy of the press-type telescopic mechanism 4 during operation, makes the pop-out and retraction actions of the push rod 5 more precise and reliable, and effectively avoids the normal use of the shoe rack due to the loosening or positional displacement of the press-type telescopic mechanism 4.

[0029] A second limiting block 14 is provided at the end of the base 9 away from the press-type telescopic mechanism 4, and a second limiting surface 15 is provided on the first limiting block 12. After the tray 1 and the track 2 undergo relative displacement, the second limiting block 14 and the second limiting surface 15 approach each other and abut against each other, preventing the tray 1 from sliding excessively. The second limiting block 14 is provided at one end of the base 9, and the second limiting surface 15 is provided on the first limiting block 12. When the tray 1 and the track 2 undergo relative displacement, the second limiting block 14 abuts against the second limiting surface 15. This structure can effectively limit the sliding stroke of the tray 1, prevent the tray 1 from sliding excessively and detaching from the track 2, ensure the safety and reliability of the shoe rack, and avoid the shoes falling off or the shoe rack being damaged due to excessive sliding of the tray 1.

[0030] First guide blocks 16 are provided on the inner walls of both sides of the base 9, and second guide blocks 17 are provided on both sides of the track 2. The second guide blocks 17 are slidably positioned above the first guide blocks 16 to achieve a sliding effect. The first guide blocks 16 and the second guide blocks 17 are respectively provided on the base 9 and the track 2, and the second guide blocks 17 are slidably positioned above the first guide blocks 16. This guiding structure can provide precise guidance for the sliding of the tray 1 on the track 2, ensuring that the tray 1 slides smoothly along the predetermined direction, effectively preventing the tray 1 from laterally shifting or getting stuck during the sliding process, and further improving the stability and smoothness of the shoe support.

[0031] As shown in Figure 8, the shoe tray 1 includes a first partition 18 and a second partition 19, which are retractably connected. A sliding block 20 is provided on the first partition 18, and a sliding groove 21 is provided on the second partition 19. The sliding block 20 slides within the sliding groove 21. The first partition 18 and the second partition 19 move closer together to form a small shoe tray; they also move further apart to form a large shoe tray. The retractable connection of the first partition 18 and the second partition 19 allows the size of the shoe tray 1 to be flexibly adjusted according to actual needs. When storing smaller shoes, the first partition 18 and the second partition 19 can be brought closer together to form a small shoe tray, saving storage space; when storing larger shoes, the first partition 18 and the second partition 19 can be moved further apart to form a large shoe tray, meeting the storage needs of shoes of different sizes and greatly improving the applicability and flexibility of the shoe tray. The first partition plate 18 is provided with a sliding block 20, and the second partition plate 19 is provided with a sliding groove 21. The sliding block 20 and the sliding groove 21 cooperate to realize the telescopic connection between the first partition plate 18 and the second partition plate 19. This connection method has a simple structure, is easy to operate, and is stable and reliable. It can ensure that the first partition plate 18 and the second partition plate 19 are stably connected during the telescopic process and are not easy to loosen or fall off. At the same time, it is convenient for users to quickly adjust the size of the support plate 1 according to the shoe size.

[0032] There are two tracks 2, each positioned below the support plate 1. Positioning two tracks 2 below the support plate 1 provides more balanced support, distributing the pressure across it and preventing deformation or damage due to uneven stress. This enhances the shoe rack's load-bearing capacity and structural strength, allowing it to stably hold more or heavier shoes, thus improving its practicality and durability.

[0033] The above provides a detailed description of a press-type telescopic shoe support provided by this utility model. Specific examples have been used to illustrate the principle and implementation of this utility model. The descriptions of the embodiments above are only for the purpose of helping to understand this utility model and its core ideas. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make several improvements and modifications to this utility model without departing from its principles, and these improvements and modifications also fall within the protection scope of the claims of this utility model.

Claims

1. A push-button telescopic shoe rest, comprising a support plate and a track, wherein the support plate is slidably mounted on the track, characterized in that... A ball bearing is installed between the track and the pallet. A push-type telescopic mechanism is installed on the track. The push-type telescopic mechanism includes a push rod. One end of the push-type telescopic mechanism abuts against the first limiting surface of the track, and the other end of the push-type telescopic mechanism is aligned with the pushing surface of the pallet. Pressing the pallet causes the pushing surface to squeeze the push-type telescopic mechanism. Under the squeezing, the push-type telescopic mechanism ejects the push rod, which then impacts the pushing surface in the opposite direction, causing relative displacement between the pallet and the track. Pressing the pallet causes the pushing surface to squeeze the push rod back into the push-type telescopic mechanism, and the pallet and track are reset.

2. The press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 1, characterized in that... The tray includes a panel and a base, with the base mounted on the lower surface of the panel and adapted to the track.

3. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 2, characterized in that... The upper surface of the track is provided with multiple storage cavities, and each storage cavity is provided with the ball bearings.

4. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 2, characterized in that... A first limiting block and a fixing block are provided on the upper surface of the track. The first limiting surface is provided on the first limiting block, and the fixing block fixes the press-type telescopic mechanism.

5. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 2, characterized in that... The base is provided with a second limiting block at the end away from the press-type telescopic mechanism, and a second limiting surface is provided on the first limiting block. After the pallet and the track are relatively displaced, the second limiting block and the second limiting surface approach each other and abut against each other to prevent the pallet from sliding excessively.

6. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 2, characterized in that... The base has a first guide block on the inner wall of each of its two side walls, and a second guide block on each side of the track. The second guide block is slidably positioned above the first guide block to achieve a sliding effect.

7. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 1, characterized in that... The tray includes a first sub-plate and a second sub-plate, which are retractably connected.

8. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 7, characterized in that... The first sub-plate is provided with a sliding block, and the second sub-plate is provided with a sliding groove. The sliding block is inserted into the sliding groove and slides. The first sub-plate and the second sub-plate are close to each other to form a small tray; the first sub-plate and the second sub-plate are far apart to form a large tray.

9. A press-type telescopic shoe support according to claim 1, characterized in that... There are two tracks, each located below the tray.

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