Wardrobe with automatic folding glass door
By incorporating a top adjustment bracket, insert rod, and bottom support base, the design solves the problem of door frame deformation and wear caused by the weight of the wardrobe glass door, achieving stable folding and safe use of the wardrobe, and improving the user experience and durability.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- JINHUA PENGBO DECORATION MATERIALS CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-05-15
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-08
AI Technical Summary
Existing wardrobe folding doors with glass doors deform due to weight pressure during long-term use, affecting aesthetics and safety. Furthermore, the sliding tracks and T-keys are prone to wear, increasing maintenance requirements.
The design incorporates a top adjustment frame, insert rod, bottom support base, and pivot device, combined with bolt connections, to achieve stable folding and unfolding of the door frame, enhancing structural stability and safety.
It enables easy folding and unfolding of wardrobe door frames, improving space utilization, enhancing the durability and safety of the wardrobe, and reducing maintenance needs.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of wardrobe doors, and in particular to a wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door. Background Technology
[0002] A wardrobe is a piece of furniture used to store personal items such as clothes and bedding. It is typically made of wood, metal, or synthetic materials and features multiple drawers, shelves, and hanging rods to accommodate different storage needs. Modern wardrobes come in a variety of designs, from traditional freestanding wardrobes to modern sliding door wardrobes and built-in wardrobes, catering to different spaces and decorating styles. The internal structure of a wardrobe can be customized to suit specific user needs, such as adding shoe racks, tie racks, or jewelry drawers.
[0003] In practical use, folding doors often employ technologies such as sliding tracks and T-keys to achieve their folding function. This technology is widely used due to its convenience and space-saving properties. However, after prolonged use, especially when using heavier materials like glass doors, these technologies can become less effective.
[0004] Due to their weight, glass doors exert significant pressure on their frames during prolonged opening and closing. This continuous pressure can cause frame deformation, especially at the joints of the sliding tracks and T-keys. Frame deformation not only affects aesthetics but, more importantly, can lead to malfunctions in folding doors, or even prevent them from closing properly. This not only impacts the normal use of the wardrobe but may also threaten the safety of the glass door, increasing potential security risks.
[0005] Components such as sliding tracks and T-keys may wear out or loosen after prolonged use, further increasing the risk of door frame deformation. Therefore, users of folding door wardrobes using this technology need to perform regular maintenance and inspections to ensure their proper functioning and safety. Utility Model Content
[0006] The main objective of this invention is to provide a wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door, which can effectively solve the problems mentioned in the background art.
[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by this utility model is as follows:
[0008] A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door includes a wardrobe body, partitions, and protrusions. Multiple partitions are arranged inside the wardrobe body to separate the internal cavities of the wardrobe body, and the protrusions are located on the upper and lower front ends of the wardrobe body.
[0009] The lowest protrusion is connected to a bottom slide, which is connected to a door frame via a pivot device. The uppermost protrusion is connected to a top slide and a top adjustment bracket, which are connected to the door frame via a pivot device to achieve folding of the door frame.
[0010] The top adjustment bracket has multiple insert rods inside, which are inserted into the wardrobe body. The lower end of the top adjustment bracket has a T-shaped groove, in which an I-shaped key is installed and connected to the door frame. The door frame has a glass door panel inside, and the lower end of the door frame has multiple notches, each of which is connected to a bottom support. Opening the bottom support of the door frame adjustment allows the door frame to be placed stably.
[0011] The door frame has multiple mounting holes on its side wall, and the mounting holes are directly opposite the round holes on the bottom support. The mounting holes are equidistantly distributed on the door frame, and bolts are inserted into the mounting holes to connect the bottom support to the door frame.
[0012] The protrusion is integrated with the wardrobe body and is fixed to the bottom and top slides by bolts. The bottom and top slides are provided with slide grooves. The two door frames are connected by a hinge device. The outermost door frame is fixed to the protrusion by a pivot device. The folded door frame is inserted into the slide grooves of the bottom and top slides by the pivot device, which facilitates the folding of the two door frames.
[0013] Among them, multiple insertion rods are distributed on the top adjustment frame, and the inner end of the insertion rod is provided with a limiting block. The insertion rod moves in the opening of the wardrobe body, and the insertion rod is integrated with the top adjustment frame.
[0014] The I-shaped key is movably connected to the door frame, and the upper end of the I-shaped key is inserted into the T-shaped groove to realize the movable connection between the door frame and the top adjustment bracket.
[0015] The bottom support base has an anti-slip pad attached to its lower end by an adhesive, and the bottom support base is divided into a stabilizing base and a support rod. The support rod is located at the upper end of the stabilizing base, and the circular holes on the support rod are evenly distributed.
[0016] Among them, multiple notches are equidistantly distributed at the lower end of the door frame, the corners of the notches are arc-shaped, the bottom support is embedded in the notch and rotates along the notch.
[0017] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:
[0018] The folding door frame design allows the wardrobe to save a significant amount of space when not in use, improving space utilization. The door frame is connected to the bottom and top slides via a pivot mechanism, enabling easy folding and unfolding, with simple and smooth operation.
[0019] The top adjustment bracket not only enhances the overall stability of the wardrobe but also further reinforces its structure with multiple insert rods. These rods, inserted into the wardrobe body, effectively prevent wobbling and deformation during use, thus improving the wardrobe's durability.
[0020] The bottom support base ensures the stability and safety of the door frame when opened. By adjusting the position and angle of the bottom support base, the door frame can be placed stably on the ground, avoiding the risk of tipping over due to imbalance. At the same time, the anti-slip pads on the bottom support base enhance its stability on various floor surfaces, allowing the wardrobe to maintain stable performance in different environments. Attached Figure Description
[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model;
[0022] Figure 2 This is a side view of the overall structure of this utility model;
[0023] Figure 3 This is a display diagram of the folding door of this utility model;
[0024] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the folding door of this utility model;
[0025] Figure 5 for Figure 4 Enlarged diagram of point A in the middle.
[0026] In the diagram: 1. Wardrobe body; 2. Partition panel; 3. Protrusion; 4. Top adjustment bracket; 5. Insert rod; 6. Bottom slide; 7. Rotating shaft device; 8. Door frame; 9. Glass door panel; 10. Notch; 11. Mounting hole; 12. Bottom support base; 13. Top slide; 14. T-slot; 15. I-shaped key. Detailed Implementation
[0027] To make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects of this utility model easier to understand, the present utility model will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0028] like Figure 1 - Figure 5 As shown, a wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door includes a wardrobe body 1, multiple partition panels 2, and protrusions 3. These partition panels 2 are carefully positioned inside the wardrobe body 1 to effectively separate the internal cavities of the wardrobe body 1. The protrusions 3 are cleverly distributed at the upper and lower front ends of the wardrobe body 1 to provide additional structural support and aesthetics.
[0029] At the bottom of the wardrobe body 1, the protrusion 3 connects to the bottom slide 6. The bottom slide 6 is connected to the door frame 8 via a pivot device 7, enabling the door frame 8 to fold. Automatic folding can be achieved using a hydraulic cylinder or other telescopic device, or a chain or motor mechanism can be used, with the chain adapted to slide tracks, T-keys, etc., to achieve automatic folding mechanically. At the top of the wardrobe body 1, the protrusion 3 connects to the top slide 13 and the top adjustment bracket 4. The top slide 13 is also connected to the door frame 8 via a pivot device 7, further ensuring the folding function of the door frame 8. This design allows the door frame 8 to be easily folded, saving space.
[0030] The top adjustment bracket 4 has multiple insert rods 5 inside, which are inserted into the wardrobe body 1 to enhance structural stability. The lower end of the top adjustment bracket 4 has a T-slot 14, within which an I-shaped key 15 is installed and connected to the door frame 8. The door frame 8 has a glass door panel 9 inside, and the lower end of the door frame 8 has multiple notches 10, each notch 10 into which a bottom support 12 is inserted and connected. When the door frame 8 needs to be opened, adjusting the bottom support 12 ensures stable placement of the door frame 8, guaranteeing safety and convenience during use.
[0031] The side wall of the door frame 8 has multiple mounting holes 11, which are aligned with the circular holes on the bottom support 12. These mounting holes 11 are equidistantly distributed on the door frame 8, and the bottom support 12 is connected to the door frame 8 by inserting bolts. This design not only ensures a secure connection but also facilitates future maintenance and replacement.
[0032] The protrusion 3 is integrated with the wardrobe body 1 and is bolted to the bottom slide 6 and top slide 13. Both the bottom slide 6 and top slide 13 have grooves, and the two door frames 8 are connected by hinges. The outermost door frame 8 is fixed to the protrusion 3 via a pivot device 7. The folded door frame 8 is inserted into the grooves of the bottom slide 6 and top slide 13 via the pivot device 7, facilitating the folding action of the two door frames 8. This design makes opening and closing the door frames 8 exceptionally easy and smooth.
[0033] Multiple insertion rods 5 are distributed on the top adjustment bracket 4. The inner end of each insertion rod 5 is equipped with a limiting block, allowing the insertion rod 5 to move freely within the openings in the wardrobe body 1. The insertion rods 5 and the top adjustment bracket 4 are designed as a single unit, which not only simplifies the structure but also enhances the overall stability.
[0034] The I-shaped key 15 is movably connected to the door frame 8, with its upper end inserted into the T-slot 14, thus achieving a movable connection between the door frame 8 and the top adjustment bracket 4. This connection method ensures both the flexibility and stability of the door frame 8 during use.
[0035] The lower end of the bottom support 12 is connected to an anti-slip pad by adhesive to enhance its stability on various surfaces. The bottom support 12 consists of two parts: a stabilizing base and a support rod. The support rod is located at the upper end of the stabilizing base, and the circular holes on the support rod are evenly distributed. This design allows the bottom support 12 to provide support while also adapting to surfaces of different thicknesses.
[0036] Multiple notches 10 are evenly distributed at the lower end of the door frame 8, and the corners of the notches 10 are designed with an arc shape to reduce potential safety hazards from sharp edges. The bottom support 12 is embedded in the notches 10 and rotates along the inside of the notches 10. This design makes the door frame 8 more stable when opening and closing, and also increases the comfort of use.
[0037] Gently push the door frame 8 to unfold it from its folded position. Adjust the bottom support 12 to ensure it inserts into the notch 10 at the bottom of the door frame 8. Rotate the bottom support 12 to fit into the notch 10 and rotate it along the notch 10 to ensure the door frame 8 opens smoothly and securely. After opening the door frame 8, clothing and other items can be easily accessed or stored. The partition 2 effectively divides the interior of the wardrobe, facilitating the categorization and storage of different items. The protrusion 3 provides additional structural support and aesthetics while ensuring the stability of the door frame 8. Gently push the door frame 8 back to its folded position. Ensure the mounting holes 11 on the side wall of the door frame 8 are aligned with the round holes on the bottom support 12. Connect the bottom support 12 to the door frame 8 using the bolts, ensuring a secure connection. Regularly check the bolt connections for tightness and tighten them if any become loose. To adjust the stability of the door frame 8, adjust the position of the bottom support 12 or replace the anti-slip pads. If the door frame 8 malfunctions or requires maintenance, refer to the instruction manual or contact a professional repair technician.
[0038] All standard parts used in this utility model can be purchased from the market, and irregular parts can be customized according to the description and drawings. The specific connection methods of each part adopt conventional methods such as bolts, rivets, and welding that are mature in the prior art. The machinery, parts and equipment adopt conventional models in the prior art, and the circuit connection adopts conventional connection methods in the prior art, which will not be described in detail here.
[0039] The above are merely preferred embodiments of this utility model, but the scope of protection of this utility model is not limited thereto. Any equivalent substitutions or modifications made by those skilled in the art within the scope of the technology disclosed in this utility model, based on the technical solution and inventive concept of this utility model, should be included within the scope of protection of this utility model.
Claims
1. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door, comprising a wardrobe body (1), partition panels (2), and protrusions (3), wherein multiple partition panels (2) are disposed inside the wardrobe body (1) to partition the internal cavity of the wardrobe body (1), and the protrusions (3) are distributed at the upper and lower front ends of the wardrobe body (1), characterized in that: The bottom protrusion (3) is connected to the bottom slide (6), and the bottom slide (6) is connected to the door frame (8) through the pivot device (7). The top protrusion (3) is connected to the top slide (13) and the top adjustment bracket (4). The top slide (13) is connected to the door frame (8) through the pivot device (7) to realize the folding of the door frame (8). The top adjustment bracket (4) has multiple insert rods (5) inside. The multiple insert rods (5) are inserted into the wardrobe body (1). The bottom end of the top adjustment bracket (4) has a T-shaped groove (14). The T-shaped groove (14) has an I-shaped key (15) installed in it and connected to the door frame (8). The door frame (8) has a glass door panel (9) inside it. The bottom end of the door frame (8) has multiple notches (10). Each notch (10) is connected to a bottom support seat (12). The bottom support seat (12) is opened at the bottom of the door frame (8) and the door frame (8) is placed stably through the bottom support seat (12).
2. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door according to claim 1, characterized in that: The side wall of the door frame (8) is provided with multiple mounting holes (11), and the mounting holes (11) are directly opposite the bottom support base (12) which has a round hole. The multiple mounting holes (11) are equidistantly distributed on the door frame (8). Bolts are inserted into the mounting holes (11) to connect the bottom support base (12) with the door frame (8).
3. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door according to claim 2, characterized in that: The protrusion (3) is integrated with the wardrobe body (1). The protrusion (3) is fixed to the bottom slide (6) and the top slide (13) by bolts. The bottom slide (6) and the top slide (13) are both provided with slide grooves. The two door frames (8) are connected by a hinge device. The outermost door frame (8) is fixed to the protrusion (3) by a pivot device (7). The folded door frame (8) is inserted into the slide grooves of the bottom slide (6) and the top slide (13) by the pivot device (7) to facilitate the folding of the two door frames (8).
4. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door according to claim 3, characterized in that: Multiple insertion rods (5) are distributed on the top adjustment frame (4). The inner end of the insertion rod (5) is provided with a limiting block. The insertion rod (5) moves in the opening of the wardrobe body (1). The insertion rod (5) and the top adjustment frame (4) are designed as a single unit.
5. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door according to claim 4, characterized in that: The I-shaped key (15) is movably connected to the door frame (8). The upper end of the I-shaped key (15) is inserted into the T-shaped groove (14) to realize the movable connection between the door frame (8) and the top adjustment bracket (4).
6. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door according to claim 5, characterized in that: The lower end of the bottom support (12) is connected to an anti-slip pad by an adhesive, and the bottom support (12) is divided into a stabilizing seat and a support rod. The support rod is located at the upper end of the stabilizing seat, and the circular holes on the support rod are evenly distributed.
7. A wardrobe with an automatic folding glass door according to claim 6, characterized in that: Multiple notches (10) are equidistantly distributed at the lower end of the door frame (8). The corners of the notches (10) are arc-shaped. The bottom support (12) is embedded in the notch (10) and rotates along the notch (10).