Modular assembled aluminium alloy wardrobe

Abstract

Modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe, comprising a plurality of vertical columns, horizontal rods, cabinet plates and assembly kits, the vertical columns are arranged in a rectangular shape, and the top and bottom of each vertical column is connected with a horizontal rod, the two ends of the horizontal rod are connected with the vertical columns through the assembly kits, the vertical columns and the horizontal rods form a cuboid frame, the first connecting slots and the first limiting slots are arranged around the vertical columns, and the second connecting slots and the second limiting slots are arranged around the horizontal rods, so that the wardrobe can be expanded according to the use requirements of people, and the wardrobe can be expanded by freely combining the wardrobe on both sides of the original wardrobe, the required wardrobe can be obtained, meanwhile, the vertical columns and the horizontal rods of the wardrobe are made of aluminum profiles, the cabinet plates are made of aluminum alloy, the environmental protection level of the wardrobe is high, the structure is more stable, and the wardrobe can be disassembled without damage, and is suitable for people with strong mobility.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of furniture technology, specifically relating to a modular aluminum alloy wardrobe. Background Technology

[0002] Wardrobes, as an indispensable piece of storage furniture in home life, directly affect the utilization rate of living space and the user experience through their performance, structure, and adaptability. With the acceleration of urbanization, people's pace of life is getting faster and faster, and their mobility is also increasing. In this environment, people also require wardrobes to have features such as easy assembly and high versatility.

[0003] In existing technologies, wardrobe frames, as the basic load-bearing structure of wardrobes, are mostly made of wood or other boards. They not only provide stable support for the overall wardrobe structure but also directly determine the wardrobe's appearance and core functions. However, wooden frames have significant technical drawbacks: Due to its structural and dimensional limitations, wardrobes cannot be freely combined for expansion; After assembly, the adhesive used to bond the boards and the edge banding strips can easily release odors; moreover, wood materials are easily affected by environmental humidity and may deform, and the boards may also develop mold and other uncontrollable problems after getting damp, ultimately making it difficult for the wooden wardrobe frame to meet environmental protection standards.

[0004] To address these technical shortcomings, we propose a modular, combined aluminum alloy wardrobe. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a modular and combined aluminum alloy wardrobe.

[0006] The technical solution provided by this utility model is as follows: The modular aluminum alloy wardrobe includes uprights, horizontal bars, cabinet panels, and assembly kits. There are at least four uprights arranged in a rectangular shape. The top and bottom of each pair of adjacent uprights are connected to a horizontal bar. The two ends of the horizontal bar are connected to the uprights via assembly kits. The uprights and horizontal bars are connected to form a cuboid frame. The two opposing uprights and two horizontal bars are enclosed by cabinet panels; The column is provided with a first connecting groove and a first limiting groove around its perimeter. The first limiting groove is connected to the outside of the column through the first connecting groove. The first connecting groove is provided with a first flange on both sides. The column is provided with a first connecting hole at its center. The crossbar is provided with a second connecting groove and a second limiting groove around its perimeter. The second limiting groove is connected to the outer side of the crossbar through the second connecting groove. The second connecting groove is provided with a second flange on both sides. The crossbar is provided with a second connecting hole at its center. The assembly kit includes a fixing sleeve, fixing bolts, a pressure plate, locking bolts, and locking components. The fixing sleeve is embedded and fixed in the second connecting hole. Two locking bolts pass through the pressure plate and connect to two locking components to form a locking assembly. A first locking groove is provided between the pressure plate and the locking components, into which a first flange can be engaged. The fixing bolt passes through the pressure plate and is connected to the fixing sleeve. The locking assembly is fixedly connected to the end of the crossbar. The heads of the two locking bolts enter the second limiting groove, and the two locking bolts can rotate within the second limiting groove. The two locking components slide in along the first limiting groove, and the first flange engages in the first locking groove between the pressure plate and the locking components. The column and the crossbar are fixedly connected by tightening the locking bolts.

[0007] In this invention, the side of the locking member that fits against the first flange is provided with an anti-slip texture.

[0008] In this utility model, the outer side of the first flange is recessed inward to provide a first positioning groove, the first positioning groove is located on both sides of the first connecting groove, the pressure plate is provided with a first positioning edge that is adapted to the first positioning groove on both sides, and the column and the crossbar are positioned by the first positioning edge adapting to the first positioning groove.

[0009] In this utility model, the cabinet panel is provided with snap-fit ​​structures on both sides for connecting with the columns. The snap-fit ​​structure includes a first protruding strip and a first recessed groove. The first flange is provided with a second recessed groove adapted to the first protruding strip. The second recessed groove is located on both sides of the first connecting groove. A second protruding strip is provided between the first positioning groove and the second recessed groove. The cabinet panel is inserted from the top of two opposing columns. The first protruding strip of the cabinet panel cooperates with the second recessed groove of the column. The first recessed groove of the cabinet panel cooperates with the second protruding strip of the column.

[0010] This utility model also includes a clothes hanging rod. A support rod is provided between two uprights on both sides of the wardrobe. A hanging rod is provided on the side of the support rod facing inwards from the wardrobe. The hanging rod is provided with a hanging rod opening with an opening at the top and an opening at the inside. Both ends of the clothes hanging rod are inserted into the hanging rod opening from the top.

[0011] In this utility model, the support rod is provided with a third connecting groove and a third limiting groove around its perimeter. The third limiting groove is connected to the outer side of the support rod through the third connecting groove. The third connecting groove is provided with a third flange on both sides. The support rod is provided with a third connecting hole at its center. The support rod is connected to the column through an assembly kit.

[0012] In this utility model, the hanging rod is fixedly connected to the support rod by a slider assembly. The slider assembly includes a sliding block and a slider bolt. The slider bolt passes through the hanging rod and connects to the sliding block. The sliding block has a third protruding strip on both sides. A second locking groove is provided between the third protruding strip and the hanging rod, which can be locked into the third flange. The sliding block slides into the third limiting groove of the support rod, and the third flange of the support rod is locked into the second locking groove. The hanging rod is fixedly connected to the support rod by tightening the slider bolt.

[0013] In this utility model, the columns, crossbars, and support rods are all made of aluminum profiles with the same cross-sectional structure.

[0014] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: By setting a first connecting groove and a first limiting groove around the uprights, and a second connecting groove and a second limiting groove around the crossbars, the wardrobe can be expanded according to people's usage needs. When expanding, it is only necessary to continue splicing on the left and right sides of the original wardrobe. The wardrobe can be expanded to the required size through free combination. At the same time, the uprights and crossbars of the wardrobe are made of aluminum profiles, and the uprights and crossbars are connected and fixed by assembly kits. The cabinet panels are made of aluminum alloy materials. The wardrobe has a high environmental protection level, a more stable structure, and can be disassembled and assembled without damage, making it suitable for people with high mobility. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the front structure of the wardrobe in this embodiment; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the connection between the column and the crossbar in this embodiment; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the disassembled structure of the column and crossbar in this embodiment; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram showing the disassembled structure of the crossbar and assembly kit in this embodiment; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the cabinet panel in this embodiment; Figure 6 This is a side view of the wardrobe in this embodiment; Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the connection between the support rod and the hanging rod in this embodiment; Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the connection between the hanging rod and the slider assembly in this embodiment. Detailed Implementation

[0016] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this utility model clearer, the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0017] It should be noted that if the embodiments of this utility model involve directional indicators such as up, down, left, right, front, back, top, bottom, inside, outside, vertical, horizontal, longitudinal, counterclockwise, clockwise, circumferential, radial, axial, etc., then the directional indicators are only used to explain the relative positional relationship and movement of the components in a specific posture as shown in the attached figure. If the specific posture changes, the directional indicators will also change accordingly.

[0018] Furthermore, if the embodiments of this utility model involve descriptions such as "first" or "second," such descriptions are for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying their relative importance or implicitly specifying the number of technical features indicated. Therefore, features defined with "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one of those features. Additionally, the technical solutions of the various embodiments can be combined with each other, but this must be based on the ability of those skilled in the art to implement them. When the combination of technical solutions is contradictory or impossible to implement, such a combination of technical solutions should be considered non-existent and not within the scope of protection claimed by this utility model.

[0019] See Figures 1 to 8This embodiment discloses a modular aluminum alloy wardrobe, including uprights 1, crossbars 2, cabinet panels 3, and assembly kits 4. At least four uprights 1 are provided, arranged in a rectangular pattern. Crossbars 2 are connected to the top and bottom of adjacent uprights 1, and the two ends of each crossbar 2 are connected to the uprights 1 via the assembly kits 4. The uprights 1 and crossbars 2 are connected to form a cuboid frame. Both uprights 1 and crossbars 2 are made of aluminum profiles with the same cross-sectional structure. Therefore, when manufacturing uprights 1 and crossbars 2, only one type of aluminum profile structure needs to be used to cut different lengths, eliminating the need for multiple different aluminum profile structures. The cabinet panels 3 are made of aluminum alloy, and the two opposing uprights 1 and two crossbars 2 are closed off by the cabinet panels 3, thus forming an aluminum alloy cabinet structure. The column 1 has a first connecting groove 11 and a first limiting groove 12 around its perimeter. The first limiting groove 12 communicates with the outer side of the column 1 through the first connecting groove 11. The first connecting groove 11 has a first flange 13 on both sides. The column 1 has a first connecting hole 14 at its center. Similarly, the crossbar 2 has a second connecting groove 21 and a second limiting groove 22 around its perimeter. The second limiting groove 22 communicates with the outer side of the crossbar 2 through the second connecting groove 21. The second connecting groove 21 has a second flange 23 on both sides. The crossbar 2 has a second connecting hole 24 at its center. The assembly kit 4 includes a fixing screw sleeve 41, a fixing bolt 42, and a pressure plate 4. 3. Locking bolts 44 and locking elements 45: The fixing sleeve 41 is embedded and fixed in the second connecting hole 24. Two locking bolts 44 pass through the pressure plate 43 and connect to two locking elements 45 at each end to form a locking assembly. A first engaging groove 46 is provided between the pressure plate 43 and the locking elements 45, into which the first flange 13 can engage. The fixing bolt 42 passes through the pressure plate 43 and connects to the fixing sleeve 41, thereby fixing the locking assembly to the end of the crossbar 2. The heads of the two locking bolts 44 enter the second limiting groove 22, allowing them to rotate within the second limiting groove 22 to adjust and tighten the locking elements 45. The two locking elements 45 slide into the first limiting groove 12, and the first flange 13 engages in the first engaging groove 46 between the pressure plate 43 and the locking elements 45. By tightening the locking bolts 44, the column 1 and the crossbar 2 are fixedly connected. By setting a first connecting groove 11 and a first limiting groove 12 around the uprights 1, and a second connecting groove 21 and a second limiting groove 22 around the crossbars 2, the wardrobe can be expanded according to people's usage needs. Expansion is achieved simply by adding sections on the left and right sides of the existing wardrobe, allowing for flexible combinations to create the desired wardrobe size. Both the uprights 1 and crossbars 2 are made of aluminum profiles and are connected and fixed using assembly kits 4. The cabinet panels 3 are made of aluminum alloy. This results in a high level of environmental friendliness, a more stable structure, and the ability to be disassembled and reassembled without damage, making it suitable for people with high mobility.

[0020] Furthermore, to make the connection between the column 1 and the crossbar 2 more stable, the locking member 45 has an anti-slip texture 451 on the side that fits against the first flange 13, thereby increasing the coefficient of friction and static friction between the locking member 45 and the first flange 13, and preventing relative sliding between the column 1 and the crossbar 2. Further, to enable quick positioning when the column 1 and the crossbar 2 are connected, a first positioning groove 131 is recessed inward on the outer side of the first flange 13. The first positioning groove 131 is located on both sides of the first connecting groove 11. The pressure plate 43 has first positioning edges 431 on both sides that fit the first positioning groove 131. When the column 1 and the crossbar 2 are connected, quick positioning is achieved by the first positioning edge 431 fitting the first positioning groove 131.

[0021] In a preferred embodiment, the cabinet panel 3 is provided with snap-fit ​​structures on both sides for connecting with the uprights 1. The snap-fit ​​structure includes a first protruding strip 31 and a first recessed groove 32. The first flange 13 is provided with a second recessed groove 132 adapted to the first protruding strip 31. The second recessed groove 132 is located on both sides of the first connecting groove 11. A second protruding strip 133 is provided between the first positioning groove 131 and the second recessed groove 132. The cabinet panel 3 is inserted from the top of the two opposing uprights 1. The first protruding strip 31 of the cabinet panel 3 cooperates with the second recessed groove 132 of the uprights 1, and the first recessed groove 32 of the cabinet panel 3 cooperates with the second protruding strip 133 of the uprights 1, so that the two sides of the cabinet panel 3 are tightly connected to the uprights 1. The top and bottom of the cabinet panel 3 are sealed by the crossbar 2.

[0022] Furthermore, since wardrobes are generally equipped with hanging areas, hanging rods 7 need to be installed inside the wardrobe. In this embodiment, a support rod 5 is provided between the two uprights 1 on both sides of the wardrobe. The support rod 5 is also made of aluminum profile with the same cross-sectional structure as the uprights 1 and the crossbar 2. A hanging rod 6 is provided on the side of the support rod 5 facing inwards from the wardrobe. The hanging rod 6 has a hanging rod opening 61 with openings on the top and the inside. The hanging rod 7 is installed through the hanging rod 6 on both sides of the wardrobe. The two ends of the hanging rod 7 can be inserted into the hanging rod opening 61 from the top. The support rod 5 has a third connecting groove 51 and a third limiting groove 52 around its perimeter. The third limiting groove 52 is connected to the outside of the support rod 5 through the third connecting groove 51. The third connecting groove 51 has a third flange 53 on both sides. The support rod 5 has a third connecting hole 54 in the center. The support rod 5 is also connected to the uprights 1 through the assembly kit 4, and the connection method is the same as the connection method between the crossbar 2 and the uprights 1. The hanging rod 6 is fixedly connected to the support rod 5 via the slider assembly 8. The slider assembly 8 includes a sliding block 81 and a slider bolt 82. The slider bolt 82 passes through the hanging rod 6 and connects to the sliding block 81. The sliding block 81 has a third protruding strip 811 on both sides. A second locking groove 83 is provided between the third protruding strip 811 and the hanging rod 6, into which the third flange 53 can be locked. When installing the hanging rod 6, the slider assembly 8 and the hanging rod 6 are first assembled together. Then, the sliding block 81 slides into the third limiting groove 52 of the support rod 5. The third flange 53 of the support rod 5 is locked into the second locking groove 83. After the hanging rod 6 moves to the set position, it is fixed to the support rod 5 by tightening the slider bolt 82.

[0023] In a preferred embodiment, the opposite side between the upper and lower horizontal bars 2 on the front side of the wardrobe is used as the installation area for the cabinet door, and the second connecting groove 21 and the second limiting groove 22 of the two horizontal bars 2 can be used as the sliding groove for the cabinet door.

[0024] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. Any technical solution that achieves the purpose of the present utility model by essentially the same means shall fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A modular, combined aluminum alloy wardrobe, characterized by: The system includes uprights (1), crossbars (2), cabinet panels (3), and assembly kits (4). There are at least four uprights (1) arranged in a rectangular shape. The top and bottom of two adjacent uprights (1) are connected to crossbars (2). The two ends of the crossbars (2) are connected to the uprights (1) through the assembly kits (4). The uprights (1) and crossbars (2) are connected to form a cuboid frame. The two opposite uprights (1) and the two crossbars (2) are closed by cabinet panels (3). The uprights (1) are provided with a first connecting groove (11) and a first limiting groove (12) around their perimeter. The first limiting groove (12) is connected to the outside of the uprights (1) through the first connecting groove (11). The two sides of the first connecting groove (11) are provided with a first flange (13). The center of the uprights (1) is provided with a first connecting hole (14). The crossbar (2) is provided with a second connecting groove (21) and a second limiting groove (22) around its perimeter. The second limiting groove (22) is connected to the outer side of the crossbar (2) through the second connecting groove (21). The second connecting groove (21) is provided with a second flange (23) on both sides. The crossbar (2) is provided with a second connecting hole (24) at its center. The assembly kit (4) includes a fixing screw sleeve (41), a fixing bolt (42), a pressure plate (43), a locking bolt (44), and a locking member (45). The fixing screw sleeve (41) is embedded and fixed in the second connecting hole (24). The two ends of the pressure plate (43) are respectively connected by two locking bolts (44) through the pressure plate (43) to two locking members (45) to form a locking assembly. The pressure plate (43) and the locking member (45) are provided with a first insertion groove (46) for the first flange (13) to be inserted. The fixing bolt (42) is connected to the second connecting hole (24) at its center. The fixing bolt (43) is connected to the second connecting hole (24) at its center. The second connecting groove (2 ... The locking assembly is fixedly connected to the end of the crossbar (2) through the pressure plate (43) and connected to the fixing screw sleeve (41). The head of the two locking bolts (44) enters the second limiting groove (22) and can rotate in the second limiting groove (22). The two locking pieces (45) slide in along the first limiting groove (12) and the first flange (13) is inserted into the first locking groove (46) between the pressure plate (43) and the locking piece (45). The column (1) and the crossbar (2) are fixedly connected by tightening the locking bolts (44).

2. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 1, characterized in that: The locking member (45) has an anti-slip texture (451) on the side that fits against the first flange (13).

3. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer side of the first flange (13) is recessed inward and provided with a first positioning groove (131). The first positioning groove (131) is located on both sides of the first connecting groove (11). The pressure plate (43) is provided with a first positioning edge (431) on both sides that is adapted to the first positioning groove (131). The column (1) and the crossbar (2) are positioned by the first positioning edge (431) and the first positioning groove (131) being adapted to each other.

4. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 3, characterized in that: The cabinet panel (3) has a snap-fit ​​structure on both sides for connecting with the column (1). The snap-fit ​​structure includes a first protruding strip (31) and a first recessed groove (32). The first flange (13) has a second recessed groove (132) adapted to the first protruding strip (31). The second recessed groove (132) is located on both sides of the first connecting groove (11). A second protruding strip (133) is provided between the first positioning groove (131) and the second recessed groove (132). The cabinet panel (3) is inserted from the top of two opposing columns (1). The first protruding strip (31) of the cabinet panel (3) cooperates with the second recessed groove (132) of the column (1). The first recessed groove (32) of the cabinet panel (3) cooperates with the second protruding strip (133) of the column (1).

5. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a clothes hanging rod (7), a support rod (5) is provided between the two uprights (1) on both sides of the wardrobe, and a hanging rod (6) is provided on the side of the support rod (5) facing the inside of the wardrobe. The hanging rod (6) is provided with a hanging rod opening (61) with openings on the top and the inside. The two ends of the clothes hanging rod (7) are inserted from the top of the hanging rod opening (61).

6. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 5, characterized in that: The support rod (5) is provided with a third connecting groove (51) and a third limiting groove (52) around its perimeter. The third limiting groove (52) is connected to the outside of the support rod (5) through the third connecting groove (51). The third connecting groove (51) is provided with a third flange (53) on both sides. The support rod (5) is provided with a third connecting hole (54) at its center. The support rod (5) is connected to the column (1) through the assembly kit (4).

7. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 6, characterized in that: The hanging rod (6) is fixedly connected to the support rod (5) by the slider assembly (8). The slider assembly (8) includes a sliding block (81) and a slider bolt (82). The slider bolt (82) passes through the hanging rod (6) and connects to the sliding block (81). The sliding block (81) has a third protruding strip (811) on both sides. A second locking groove (83) is provided between the third protruding strip (811) and the hanging rod (6) to which the third flange (53) can be locked. The sliding block (81) slides into the third limiting groove (52) of the support rod (5). The third flange (53) of the support rod (5) is locked into the second locking groove (83). The hanging rod (6) is fixedly connected to the support rod (5) by tightening the slider bolt (82).

8. The modular combined aluminum alloy wardrobe according to claim 5, characterized in that: The columns (1), crossbars (2) and support rods (5) are all made of aluminum profiles with the same cross-sectional structure.

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