A corner wall cabinet for easy access to items

Abstract

This utility model discloses a corner wall cabinet for convenient storage and retrieval of items, including a cabinet body, shelves, a first sensor light, and a second sensor light. The cabinet body is an L-shaped cabinet with an open front end and two cabinet doors on both sides of the front end that can be opened and closed opposite each other. The shelves are L-shaped panels, which are arranged vertically opposite to the top and bottom panels of the cabinet body, dividing the upper and lower parts of the cabinet body into upper and lower compartments. A first gap is reserved between the front end of the shelf and the two closed cabinet doors. There are two first sensor lights, which are connected in an L-shape below the top panel of the cabinet body, with their connecting ends spliced ​​at 45 degrees, to provide illumination for the upper compartment. There are also two second sensor lights, which are connected in an L-shape in the first gap, with their connecting ends spliced ​​at 45 degrees, to provide illumination for the lower compartment. This utility model makes the storage and retrieval of items more convenient.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of corner wall cabinet technology, and in particular to a corner wall cabinet that facilitates the storage and retrieval of items. Background Technology

[0002] With my country's economic development and urbanization, small apartments are becoming an increasingly popular choice for young people. Due to the limited space inside these apartments, more efficient use of space is crucial. Small apartments often have many corners, which are generally not utilized effectively, leading to the emergence of corner wall cabinets. However, existing corner wall cabinets often lack lighting, making it inconvenient to access items inside. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a corner wall cabinet that facilitates the storage and retrieval of items.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution:

[0005] A corner wall-mounted cabinet for convenient storage and retrieval includes a cabinet body, shelves, a first sensor light, and a second sensor light. The cabinet body is an L-shaped cabinet with an open front end and two cabinet doors on both sides of the front end that can be opened and closed opposite each other. The shelves are L-shaped panels, which are arranged vertically opposite to the top and bottom panels of the cabinet body, dividing the upper and lower parts of the cabinet body into upper and lower compartments. A first gap is reserved between the front end of the shelf and the two closed cabinet doors. There are two first sensor lights, which are connected in an L-shape below the top panel of the cabinet body, with their connecting ends spliced ​​at 45 degrees, to provide illumination for the upper compartment. There are also two second sensor lights, which are connected in an L-shape in the first gap, with their connecting ends spliced ​​at 45 degrees, to provide illumination for the lower compartment.

[0006] As a further technical solution of this utility model: the front end of the bottom of the cabinet body forms a light-mounting seam along the length direction and the width direction, and a first cable outlet hole extending to the top of the cabinet body is opened behind the light-mounting seam.

[0007] As a further technical solution of this utility model: the first induction lamp has a first lamp holder and a first lamp strip. The first lamp holder has a retaining edge at the top that can be embedded in the lamp mounting slot, a first lamp mounting groove at the bottom with an inward tilt, and a first through hole corresponding to the first wire outlet hole on the inner side of the first lamp mounting groove; the first lamp strip is embedded in the first lamp mounting groove, and the wires of the first lamp strip pass out from the corresponding first through hole and first wire outlet hole in sequence.

[0008] As a further technical solution of this utility model: the shelf has a groove recessed on both sides of the front end and a through hole extending to the rear end of the shelf is opened on the inner side of each groove; the back panel of the main body of the hanging cabinet has a second cable outlet hole corresponding to each through hole.

[0009] As a further technical solution of this utility model: the second induction lamp is formed with a second lamp holder and a second lamp strip. The second lamp holder has a fixing groove on the inner side of the top that can be engaged with the front end of the shelf. A positioning block is protruding on the inner wall of the fixing groove corresponding to the groove. A second lamp mounting groove is inclined on the inner side of the bottom and a second through hole is provided on the inner side of the second lamp mounting groove corresponding to the through hole. The second lamp strip is embedded in the second lamp mounting groove, and the wire of the second lamp strip passes out from the corresponding second through hole, through hole and second wire outlet hole in sequence.

[0010] As a further technical solution of this utility model: a second gap is reserved between the front end of the bottom plate of the main body of the hanging cabinet and the two cabinet doors in the closed state, and two abutment rods are provided in the second gap. The two abutment rods are connected in an L-shape at the front end of the bottom plate of the main body of the hanging cabinet, and their connecting ends are spliced ​​at 45 degrees.

[0011] As a further technical solution of this utility model: the front end of the bottom plate of the main body of the hanging cabinet intersects along the length direction and the width direction to form an installation seam; each abutment has a buffer strip embedded at the top of the front end that can abut against the closed cabinet door, a fixed edge that can be engaged with the installation seam at the rear end, and a guide groove that slopes downwards towards the bottom edge of the cabinet door from the bottom of the front end to the rear end.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are: This utility model proposes a corner wall cabinet that facilitates the storage and retrieval of items. Through the cooperation between the main body of the wall cabinet, the shelves, the first sensor light and the second sensor light, the first sensor light and the second sensor light can provide lighting when storing and retrieving items, making the storage and retrieval of items more convenient. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 A diagram illustrating a corner wall cabinet designed for easy access to items.

[0014] Figure 2 for Figure 1 AA sectional view.

[0015] Figure 3 This is a diagram showing the main body of the wall cabinet after the cabinet doors have been removed.

[0016] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the shelf. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for illustration and explanation only and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of this utility model.

[0018] Please see Figure 1 , Figure 2 and Figure 3 A corner wall-mounted cabinet for convenient storage and retrieval of items includes a cabinet body 10, shelves 20, a first sensor light 30, and a second sensor light 40. The cabinet body 10 is an L-shaped cabinet with an opening at the front and two cabinet doors 11 on both sides of the front that can be opened and closed opposite each other. The shelves 20 are L-shaped panels, which are arranged vertically opposite to the top and bottom panels of the cabinet body 10 inside the cabinet body 10, dividing the upper and lower parts of the cabinet body 10 into upper cabinet compartments 12 and lower cabinet compartments 13. A first gap 101 is reserved between the front end of 0 and the two closed cabinet doors 11; there are two first sensor lights 30, which are connected in an L-shape below the top plate of the main body 10 of the hanging cabinet, with their connecting ends spliced ​​at 45 degrees, to provide illumination for the upper cabinet compartment 12; there are two second sensor lights 40, which are connected in an L-shape in the first gap 101, with their connecting ends spliced ​​at 45 degrees, to provide illumination for the lower cabinet compartment 13.

[0019] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the main body of the hanging cabinet 10 has a light-mounting slot 14 formed at the intersection of the length direction and the width direction at the front end of the bottom of the top plate, and a first wire outlet hole extending to the top of the hanging cabinet 10 is opened behind the light-mounting slot 14 to facilitate the installation of two first sensor lights 30.

[0020] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the first sensor lamp 30 is formed with a first lamp holder 31 and a first lamp strip 32. The first lamp holder 31 has a retaining edge 311 at the top that can be embedded in the lamp mounting slot 14, a first lamp mounting groove 312 at the bottom with an inward tilt, and a first through hole corresponding to the first wire outlet hole on the inner side of the first lamp mounting groove 312. The first lamp strip 32 is embedded in the first lamp mounting groove 312, and the wires of the first lamp strip 32 pass out from the corresponding first through hole and the first wire outlet hole in sequence.

[0021] Furthermore, in this embodiment, in conjunction with reference to... Figure 4 The shelf 20 has a groove 21 recessed on each side of the front end and a through hole 22 extending to the rear end of the shelf 20 on the inner side of each groove 21; the back panel of the hanging cabinet body 10 has a second cable outlet hole corresponding to each through hole 22.

[0022] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the second sensor lamp 40 is formed with a second lamp holder 41 and a second lamp strip 42. The second lamp holder 41 has a fixing groove 411 on the inner side of the top that can be engaged with the front end of the shelf 20. A positioning block is protruding on the inner wall of the fixing groove 411 corresponding to the slot 21. A second lamp mounting groove 412 is inclined on the inner side of the bottom, and a second through hole is provided on the inner side of the second lamp mounting groove 412 corresponding to the through hole 22. The second lamp strip 42 is embedded in the second lamp mounting groove 412, and the wire of the second lamp strip 42 passes out from the corresponding second through hole, through hole 22 and second wire outlet hole in sequence.

[0023] Furthermore, in this embodiment, a second gap 102 is reserved between the front end of the bottom plate of the main body 10 of the hanging cabinet and the two cabinet doors 11 in the closed state, and two abutment rods 50 are provided in the second gap 102. The two abutment rods 50 are connected in an L-shape at the front end of the bottom plate of the main body 10 of the hanging cabinet, and their connecting ends are spliced ​​at 45 degrees.

[0024] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the front end of the bottom plate of the main body 10 of the hanging cabinet intersects along the length direction and along the width direction to form an installation seam 15; each abutment 50 has a buffer strip 51 embedded at the top of the front end that can abut against the closed cabinet door 11, a fixed edge 52 that can engage with the installation seam 15 at the rear end, and a guide groove 53 that slopes downward toward the bottom edge of the cabinet door 11 from the bottom of the front end to the rear end, so as to facilitate the opening and closing of the cabinet door 11.

[0025] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the wall cabinet body 10 can be installed on the wall by directly connecting with expansion nuts or brackets, or by installing hanging brackets on the wall.

[0026] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the switching sensing of the first sensor lamp 30 and the second sensor lamp 40 can be flexibly designed according to actual needs, including but not limited to installing an infrared sensor or a photosensitive sensor inside the cabinet, which is triggered when the cabinet door 11 is opened or closed. Alternatively, a touch sensor can be installed on the cabinet door 11, and the switching of the first sensor lamp 30 and the second sensor lamp 40 can be controlled by triggering the touch sensor.

[0027] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the shelf 20 is installed in the main body 10 of the wall cabinet by providing a plurality of support members on the side plate and back plate of the main body 10 of the wall cabinet along the installation position of the shelf 20. The bottom surface of the shelf 20 is recessed with a groove corresponding to each support member, so that the support member passes through the corresponding groove and the shelf 20 is installed in the main body 10 of the wall cabinet.

[0028] Understandably, the method of using the corner wall cabinet of this utility model for convenient storage and retrieval of items is as follows: when items are stored or retrieved from the upper cabinet compartment 12 or the lower cabinet compartment 13, the first sensor light 30 and the second sensor light 40 provide illumination for the upper cabinet compartment 12 and the lower cabinet compartment 13, making it more convenient to store and retrieve items.

[0029] In summary, the corner wall cabinet of this utility model, which facilitates the storage and retrieval of items, provides illumination through the cooperation of the main body 10, the shelf 20, the first sensor light 30, and the second sensor light 40 when storing and retrieving items, making the storage and retrieval of items more convenient.

[0030] Any combination of different embodiments of this utility model, provided it does not violate the inventive concept of this utility model, shall be considered as the disclosure of this utility model; any simple modifications to the technical solution and any combination of different embodiments within the scope of the inventive concept of this utility model, without violating the inventive concept of this utility model, shall be within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A corner wall cabinet for convenient storage and retrieval of items, characterized in that: The system includes a main cabinet body (10), shelves (20), a first sensor light (30), and a second sensor light (40). The main cabinet body (10) is an L-shaped cabinet with an open front end and two cabinet doors (11) on both sides of the front end that can be opened and closed relative to each other. The shelf (20) is an L-shaped panel, which is arranged inside the main cabinet body (10) with the top and bottom panels of the main cabinet body (10) facing each other, dividing the upper and lower parts of the main cabinet body (10) into an upper cabinet compartment (12) and a lower cabinet compartment (13). The front end of the shelf (20) is... A first gap (101) is reserved between the two cabinet doors (11) in the closed state; there are two first sensor lights (30), which are connected in an L-shape below the top plate of the main body of the hanging cabinet (10), and their connecting ends are spliced ​​at 45 degrees to provide illumination for the upper cabinet (12); there are two second sensor lights (40), which are connected in an L-shape in the first gap (101), and their connecting ends are spliced ​​at 45 degrees to provide illumination for the lower cabinet (13).

2. The corner wall cabinet for convenient access to items according to claim 1, characterized in that: The main body of the hanging cabinet (10) has a light-mounting seam (14) formed at the front end of the bottom of the top plate along the length direction and along the width direction, and a first cable outlet hole that extends to the top of the main body of the hanging cabinet (10) is opened behind the light-mounting seam (14).

3. The corner wall cabinet for convenient access to items according to claim 2, characterized in that: The first induction lamp (30) has a first lamp holder (31) and a first lamp strip (32). The first lamp holder (31) has a retaining edge (311) at the top that can be fitted into the lamp mounting slot (14), a first lamp mounting groove (312) at the bottom with an inward inclination, and a first through hole corresponding to the first wire outlet hole on the inner side of the first lamp mounting groove (312). The first lamp strip (32) is fitted into the first lamp mounting groove (312), and the wires of the first lamp strip (32) pass out from the corresponding first through hole and the first wire outlet hole in sequence.

4. The corner wall cabinet for convenient access to items according to claim 1, characterized in that: The shelf (20) has a groove (21) recessed on both sides of the front end and a through hole (22) extending to the rear end of the shelf (20) on the inner side of each groove (21); the back panel of the main body of the hanging cabinet (10) has a second cable outlet hole corresponding to each through hole (22).

5. The corner wall cabinet for convenient access to items according to claim 4, characterized in that: The second induction lamp (40) is formed with a second lamp holder (41) and a second lamp strip (42). The second lamp holder (41) has a fixing groove (411) on the inner side of the top that can be engaged with the front end of the shelf (20). A positioning block is protruding on the inner wall of the fixing groove (411) corresponding to the slot (21). A second lamp mounting groove (412) is inclined on the inner side of the bottom, and a second through hole is provided on the inner side of the second lamp mounting groove (412) corresponding to the through hole (22). The second lamp strip (42) is embedded in the second lamp mounting groove (412), and the wire of the second lamp strip (42) passes out from the corresponding second through hole, through hole (22) and second wire outlet hole in sequence.

6. The corner wall cabinet for convenient access to items according to claim 1, characterized in that: A second gap (102) is reserved between the front end of the bottom plate of the main body (10) of the hanging cabinet and the two cabinet doors (11) in the closed state. Two abutment rods (50) are provided in the second gap (102). The two abutment rods (50) are connected in an L-shape at the front end of the bottom plate of the main body (10) of the hanging cabinet, and their connecting ends are spliced ​​at 45 degrees.

7. The corner wall cabinet for convenient access to items according to claim 6, characterized in that: The bottom plate of the main body (10) of the hanging cabinet has an installation seam (15) formed by the intersection of the length direction and the width direction at the front end of the bottom plate; each abutment (50) has a buffer strip (51) embedded at the top of the front end that can abut against the closed cabinet door (11), a fixed edge (52) that can be engaged with the installation seam (15) at the rear end, and a guide groove (53) that slopes downward toward the bottom edge of the cabinet door (11) from the bottom of the front end to the rear end.

Images