A new kitchen shelf

Abstract

This utility model discloses a novel kitchen storage rack, comprising an upper shelf, a lower shelf, and a hanging plate. The hanging plate is inclined and positioned between the upper and lower shelves, with both ends connected to the upper and lower shelves respectively. Several hanging rods are movably connected to one side of the hanging plate. A fixed plate connected to the lower shelf is installed on the upper shelf, and several partitions for placing kitchen utensils are provided on the other side of the hanging plate. Both ends of the partitions are movably connected to the fixed plate and the hanging plate. A baffle is connected to the upper shelf, and an L-shaped bracket is installed on the lower shelf. The advantages of this utility model are that it facilitates the placement of kitchen utensils such as bowls, plates, and pot lids, while allowing cups with and without handles to be stably hung on the rack, avoiding the occupation of storage space on the rack for bowls and plates and facilitating the quick drying of washed cups. It is convenient to use and avoids the need to add hooks to hang cups, which would affect the overall aesthetics of the kitchen storage rack.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of kitchen storage racks, and more specifically, it relates to a new type of kitchen storage rack. Background Technology

[0002] Kitchen utensils are tools, containers, and other items used in the kitchen. They come in a wide variety, such as bowls, plates, cups, spatulas, rice scoops, knives, and lunch boxes. These kitchen utensils usually need to be washed and stored after use. To facilitate the storage of different kitchen utensils, kitchen shelves are generally used.

[0003] The utility model patent with application number 202022594684.6 discloses a kitchen storage rack. Through the structural design of the fixing mechanism, the internal air is discharged after the item is placed on the rack to form a seal, making the bottom more stable and less likely to tip over due to improper placement. Through the structural design of the pot lid rack and water storage box, the pot lid is placed conveniently, and the residual water on the pot lid is collected, solving the problem of water flowing onto the table and causing unsanitary conditions.

[0004] In existing technologies, while it is convenient to place kitchen utensils such as bowls, plates, and pot lids, cups without handles are generally placed directly on the shelf, taking up space that would otherwise be used for storing plates. It is also inconvenient to hang cups without handles to allow them to drain quickly after washing, reducing water stains and moisture buildup. Meanwhile, for cups with handles, in order to avoid taking up shelf space, they are usually hung on the side of the kitchen shelf using additional hooks, which is inconvenient to use, unstable, and affects the overall aesthetics of the kitchen shelf. Utility Model Content

[0005] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a new type of kitchen storage rack.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution:

[0007] A novel kitchen storage rack includes an upper shelf, a lower shelf, and a hanging shelf. The hanging shelf is placed at an angle between the upper and lower shelves, and both ends of the hanging shelf are connected to the upper and lower shelves respectively. Several hanging rods are movably connected to one side of the hanging shelf. A fixed plate connected to the lower shelf is installed on the upper shelf. Several partitions for placing kitchen utensils are provided on the other side of the hanging shelf. Both ends of the partitions are movably connected to the fixed plate and the hanging shelf. A baffle is connected to the upper shelf, and an L-shaped bracket is installed on the lower shelf.

[0008] Further configured, the suspension rod is provided with a mounting block connected to the suspension plate, the mounting block has a movable groove that cooperates with the suspension rod and a water leakage hole that communicates with the movable groove, the movable groove includes an inclined surface, the suspension rod has a rotating hole, the movable groove is provided with a shaft that passes through the rotating hole and is rotatably connected to the rotating hole, and the two ends of the shaft are connected to the inner walls of both sides of the movable groove.

[0009] The device is further configured such that the fixed plate has a plurality of first sliding grooves, and the number of first sliding grooves is greater than the number of partitions; the suspension plate has a plurality of second sliding grooves corresponding one-to-one with the plurality of first sliding grooves; and the two ends of the partition slide in the corresponding first sliding groove and the corresponding second sliding groove, respectively.

[0010] A further configuration is provided, wherein the lower plate has a drainage channel corresponding to the drainage hole, and a water receiving box corresponding to the drainage channel is installed on the lower plate.

[0011] A further configuration is provided, wherein the fixing plate has a threaded hole, and the fixing plate is provided with a limiting rod that is threadedly connected to the threaded hole. The limiting rod is L-shaped and cooperates with an L-shaped bracket.

[0012] Further configured, the upper shelf has a drain chamber, a drain tray is placed in the drain chamber, two baffles are provided, and the two baffles are respectively set on both sides of the upper shelf, and the baffles have grooves that match the edge of the tray.

[0013] By adopting the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: it facilitates the placement of kitchen utensils such as bowls, plates, and pot lids, while allowing both cups with and without handles to be stably hung on the shelf, avoiding taking up storage space on the shelf for bowls and plates. At the same time, hanging the cups allows washed cups to drain quickly, reducing the accumulation of water stains and moisture. It also avoids the need to add extra hooks to hang cups on the side of the kitchen shelf, which affects the overall aesthetics of the kitchen shelf. It is convenient to use and highly practical. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present utility model.

[0015] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure for the connection between the suspension rod and the suspension plate.

[0016] In the diagram: Upper shelf 1, Lower shelf 2, Suspension plate 3, Suspension rod 4, Fixing plate 5, Partition 6, Baffle 7, L-shaped bracket 8, Mounting block 9, Movable groove 10, Drain hole 11, Inclined surface 101, Rotating hole 12, Shaft 13, First slide groove 14, Second slide groove 15, Drainage channel 16, Water receiving box 17, Threaded hole 18, Limiting rod 19, Drainage chamber 20, Drainage tray 21, Slot 22. Detailed Implementation

[0017] Reference Figures 1 to 2 The embodiments of this utility model will be further described below.

[0018] A novel kitchen storage rack includes an upper shelf 1, a lower shelf 2, and a hanging plate 3. The hanging plate 3 is inclined and positioned between the upper shelf 1 and the lower shelf 2, with both ends connected to the upper shelf 1 and the lower shelf 2 respectively. Several hanging rods 4 are movably connected to one side of the hanging plate 3. A fixed plate 5 connected to the lower shelf 2 is mounted on the upper shelf 1. Several partitions 6 for placing kitchen utensils are provided on the other side of the hanging plate 3. Both ends of the partitions 6 are movably connected to the fixed plate 5 and the hanging plate 3. A baffle 7 is connected to the upper shelf 1. A drain chamber 20 is opened on the upper shelf 1. A drain tray 21 is placed in the drain chamber 20. There are two baffles 7, which are respectively set on both sides of the upper shelf 1. The baffles 7 have slots 22 that match the edge of the tray. There are several slots 22. An L-shaped bracket 8 is installed on the lower shelf 2. A threaded hole 18 is opened on the fixing plate 5. A limiting rod 19 is threaded to the threaded hole 18 on the fixing plate 5. The limiting rod 19 is L-shaped and matches the L-shaped bracket 8.

[0019] In use: The plate is placed between the two baffles 7, and the edge of the plate is locked in the corresponding slot 22 to achieve stable placement. The water on the plate falls into the draining tray 21. Bowls, seasoning bottles, lunch boxes, knives and other kitchen utensils can be placed on the partition 6 and the lower shelf 2. The two ends of the partition 6 are movably connected to the fixed plate 5 and the hanging plate 3 respectively, so that the partition 6 can be pulled out for easy access to the required items, improving the practicality of the shelf. The pot lid or cutting board is placed on the L-shaped bracket 8. The limiting rod 19 is rotated so that the vertical bar of the limiting rod 19 corresponds to the upper end of the pot lid or cutting board, so that the limiting rod 19 limits the pot lid or cutting board, making it easy for the pot lid or cutting board to be placed stably on the L-shaped bracket 8.

[0020] When placing paper cups, open the hanging rod 4 so that it is tilted, with the angle between the hanging rod 4 and the hanging plate 3 less than 90 degrees. This makes it easy to place the cups with their mouths on the hanging rod 4, allowing for hanging of the cups on the kitchen rack. The tilted-down position of the cups facilitates quick drainage and reduces moisture buildup. For cups with handles, you can either place the cup with its mouth on the hanging rod 4 or hang the handle on it, depending on your needs. Both methods promote evaporation and facilitate drying. Several hanging rods 4 can be used to hang various cups and utensils, which is highly practical and easy to access. Ultimately, it can conveniently place kitchen utensils such as bowls, plates, and pot lids, while stably hanging both cups with and without handles on the new kitchen storage rack, avoiding taking up storage space on the rack for bowls and plates. At the same time, hanging cups and utensils allows washed cups and utensils to drain quickly, reducing water stains and moisture accumulation. It also avoids the need to add extra hooks to hang cups on the side of the kitchen storage rack, which affects the overall aesthetics of the kitchen storage rack. It is convenient to use and highly practical.

[0021] The suspension rod 4 is provided with a mounting block 9 that is connected to the suspension plate 3. The mounting block 9 has a movable groove 10 that cooperates with the suspension rod 4 and a drain hole 11 that communicates with the movable groove 10. The movable groove 10 includes an inclined surface 101. The suspension rod 4 has a rotating hole 12. The movable groove 10 is provided with a shaft 13 that passes through the rotating hole 12 and is rotatably connected to the rotating hole 12. The two ends of the shaft 13 are connected to the inner walls of both sides of the movable groove 10.

[0022] The suspension rod 4 passes through the rotating hole 12 via the shaft 13 and is connected to the inner wall of the movable groove 10. The shaft 13 is rotatably connected to the rotating hole 12. The suspension rod 4 moves within the movable groove 10 of the mounting block 9, realizing the movable connection of the suspension rod 4 on the suspension plate 3. Thus, when the suspension rod 4 is used to suspend cups, it opens and, in conjunction with the movable groove including the inclined surface 101, makes the opened suspension rod 4 abut against the inclined surface 101, thereby limiting the opening angle of the suspension rod 4 so that the included angle between the suspension rod 4 and the suspension plate 3 is less than 90 degrees. This makes it easier for the suspension rod 4 to be in an inclined position after opening for suspending cups.

[0023] The fixed plate 5 has several first sliding grooves 14, and the number of first sliding grooves 14 is greater than the number of partitions 6. The hanging plate 3 has several second sliding grooves 15 that correspond one-to-one with the first sliding grooves 14. The two ends of the partition 6 slide in the corresponding first sliding groove 14 and the corresponding second sliding groove 15, respectively, so that the partition 6 can slide on the fixed plate 5 and the hanging plate 3, thereby making it easy to pull out the partition 6 for easy access to the required items. According to actual needs, for kitchen utensils of different heights, the partition 6 can be pulled out from the first sliding groove 14 and the second sliding groove 15. By adjusting the height of the partition 6, it can be placed in the first sliding groove 14 and the second sliding groove 15 at different heights, thereby adjusting the spacing between two adjacent partitions 6 to meet the storage needs of kitchens of different heights, increasing the flexibility of the storage rack and further improving its practicality.

[0024] The lower shelf 2 has a drainage channel 16 corresponding to the drain hole 11, and a water receiving box 17 corresponding to the drainage channel 16 is installed on the lower shelf 2.

[0025] Part of the water from the cup on the hanging rod 4 flows into the movable groove 10 through the hanging rod 4. At this time, the water falls onto the hanging plate 3 through the drain hole 11. The other part of the water from the cup on the hanging rod 4 falls directly onto the hanging plate 3. The hanging plate 3 is tilted so that the water gathers downward and finally falls into the water collection box 17 through the drain channel 16, thus preventing the water from flowing onto the table.

[0026] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the present utility model. Any ordinary changes and substitutions made by those skilled in the art within the scope of the technical solution of the present utility model should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A novel kitchen storage rack, characterized in that, It includes an upper shelf (1), a lower shelf (2) and a hanging plate (3). The hanging plate (3) is placed at an angle between the upper shelf (1) and the lower shelf (2), and the two ends of the hanging plate (3) are connected to the upper shelf (1) and the lower shelf (2) respectively. Several hanging rods (4) are movably connected to one side of the hanging plate (3). A fixed plate (5) connected to the lower shelf (2) is installed on the upper shelf (1). Several partitions (6) for placing kitchen utensils are provided on the other side of the hanging plate (3). The two ends of the partitions (6) are movably connected to the fixed plate (5) and the hanging plate (3). A baffle (7) is connected to the upper shelf (1), and an L-shaped bracket (8) is installed on the lower shelf (2).

2. The novel kitchen storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that, The suspension rod (4) is provided with an installation block (9) connected to the suspension plate (3). The installation block (9) has an active groove (10) that cooperates with the suspension rod (4) and a water leakage hole (11) that communicates with the active groove (10). The active groove (10) includes an inclined surface (101). The suspension rod (4) has a rotating hole (12). The active groove (10) is provided with a shaft (13) that passes through the rotating hole (12) and is rotatably connected to the rotating hole (12). The two ends of the shaft (13) are connected to the inner walls on both sides of the active groove (10).

3. A novel kitchen storage rack according to claim 2, characterized in that, The fixed plate (5) has a number of first sliding grooves (14), and the number of first sliding grooves (14) is greater than the number of partitions (6). The hanging plate (3) has a number of second sliding grooves (15) that correspond one-to-one with the number of first sliding grooves (14). The two ends of the partition (6) slide in the corresponding first sliding groove (14) and the corresponding second sliding groove (15), respectively.

4. A novel kitchen storage rack according to claim 3, characterized in that, The lower plate (2) has a drainage channel (16) corresponding to the drain hole (11), and a water receiving box (17) corresponding to the drainage channel (16) is installed on the lower plate (2).

5. A novel kitchen storage rack according to claim 4, characterized in that, The fixing plate (5) has a threaded hole (18) and a limiting rod (19) that is threadedly connected to the threaded hole (18). The limiting rod (19) is L-shaped and cooperates with the L-shaped bracket (8).

6. A novel kitchen storage rack according to claim 5, characterized in that, The upper shelf (1) has a drain chamber (20) and a drain tray (21) is placed inside the drain chamber (20). There are two baffles (7), and the two baffles (7) are respectively set on both sides of the upper shelf (1). The baffles (7) have grooves (22) that match the edge of the tray.

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