Storage device

Abstract

The invention relates to a storage device (11) comprising a storage pocket (12) with a pocket body (14) that has a pocket base (16) and a pocket peripheral wall (17) which projects upwards in the vertical direction (15) from the pocket base (16), said base and peripheral wall together delimiting a storage chamber (19) which is open on the pocket upper face (18), and a carrying handle (55) which spans the storage chamber (19) and which is fixed to the pocket body (14) in the region of the pocket upper face (18), wherein the pocket peripheral wall (17) is secured to the pocket base (16). The pocket base (16) has a base plate (20), and the storage pocket (12) has a guide device (78) on the exterior (77) of the base plate (20), said guide device being used to receive the storage pocket (12) in a shelf structure (79), which is part of the storage device (11), such that the storage pocket can be pulled out in a pull-out direction (A)

Description

[0001] TANOS GmbH, Pioneerstraße 1, 89257 Illertissen

[0002] On storage facility

[0003] The invention relates to a storage device with a storage bag having a bag body which has a bag bottom and a bag peripheral wall which projects upwards from the bag bottom in a vertical direction and which together delimit a storage space which is open at a top side of the bag, and having a carrying handle which spans the storage space and is fixed to the bag body in the region of the top side of the bag, and wherein the bag peripheral wall is fastened to the bag bottom.

[0004] Storage bags, particularly in the form of tool bags, have been around for a long time. Unlike storage containers, such as tool boxes or tool containers, these types of tool bags are significantly less bulky, as they generally have a flexible body. Tool bags are used to hold and store all kinds of tools. These tools are primarily hand tools, such as screwdrivers or similar tools.

[0005] A storage device with a storage bag of the type mentioned above is described, for example, in US Pat. No. 7,780,051 B2. The tool bag disclosed therein has a flexible cover with a flexible bag base, wherein the tool bag is provided with a central, vertically extending partition wall that stiffens the flexible cover. A carrying handle is arranged on the top of the bag on two tabs connected to the flexible cover.

[0006] WO 2004 / 031054 A1 discloses a tool bag having a tub-like, rigid bag base which is connected to a bag cover stretched over it by means of fasteners in the form of snap fasteners. The bag cover made of flexible material is closed by means of various zippers on the top of the bag. The tool bag further has a central partition wall on which a carrying handle is arranged on the top, wherein the partition wall is also connected to the tub-like bag base by means of fasteners in the form of rivets.

[0007] DE 20 2018 100 183 Ul describes a shelving system which has at least one container which can be moved via rail-like guide elements from a rear, retracted position to a front, extended position along a pull-out direction, wherein the front and rear positions are each defined by stops.

[0008] The object of the invention is to create a storage device of the type mentioned at the outset which is more flexible to handle than the storage devices known from the prior art and which, in particular, can be easily stowed away on board a service vehicle.

[0009] This object is achieved by a storage device having the features of independent claim 1. Further developments of the invention are presented in the subclaims.

[0010] The storage device according to the invention is characterized in that the bag base has a base plate and the storage bag has a guide device on the outside of the base plate, via which the storage bag can be pulled out in the pull-out direction and accommodated in a shelf structure belonging to the storage device.

[0011] The rigid base plate with the guide mechanism makes it possible to accommodate storage pockets made of flexible material within a shelving structure or shelving system. Thus, the same shelving system can be used for both the storage of rigid containers and the storage of similar storage pockets.

[0012] In a further development of the invention, the base plate has a rectangular plan, with a front surface, a rear surface arranged opposite thereto and two side surfaces arranged opposite one another.

[0013] Particularly preferably, the guide device has two guide units formed on the side surfaces of the base plate.

[0014] In a particularly preferred manner, the guide units are formed integrally with the rest of the base plate.

[0015] The base plate and the guide units can be made of plastic material, for example the base plate and guide units can be a one-piece plastic injection-molded part.

[0016] In a further development of the invention, the guide units each have a rear stop and a front stop for fixing the storage bag in a defined rear position and when moving in the pull-out direction in a defined front position.

[0017] It is possible that the guide units each have a recess for engagement with a guide web formed on the shelf structure.

[0018] Particularly preferably, the front stop and the rear stop are arranged below the recess.

[0019] In a further development of the invention, the storage device has at least one storage container which is present in addition to the storage bag and has a container housing, wherein a lower coupling device is arranged on the base plate of the storage bag and an upper coupling device is arranged in the region of an upper side of the container housing of the storage container, wherein these two coupling devices are adapted to one another in such a way that the storage bag stacked on the storage container in a vertical direction can be detachably coupled to one another in a manner which cannot be separated from one another by the interaction of the upper coupling device of the storage container and the lower coupling device of the storage bag.

[0020] In a particularly preferred manner, the lower coupling device on the base plate of the receptacle has a locking projection arranged on the front surface of the base plate, and the upper coupling device on the container housing has a rotary latch which can be moved into locking engagement with the locking projection for locking purposes. In a further development, the pocket base has a clamping element fixed to the top side of the base plate, wherein an inwardly projecting fastening tab arrangement made of flexible material is arranged on the underside of the pocket peripheral wall and is clamped between the base plate and the clamping element.

[0021] The connection between the bag's peripheral wall and the bag's base can be positively connected vertically, as the fastening tabs are clamped between the clamping element and the base plate. This means that if the user grasps the bag's peripheral wall instead of the carrying handle and lifts a fully loaded storage bag, the bag's peripheral wall is still reliably secured to the bag's base. Furthermore, this type of securing can be implemented relatively quickly and easily by clamping it between a clamping element and a base plate.

[0022] In a further development of the invention, the pocket's peripheral wall has a textile body. A water-repellent textile material is advantageously used here.

[0023] Particularly preferably, a stiffening structure enclosed by the textile body is provided. This stiffens the pocket's peripheral wall, making it inherently dimensionally stable. The stiffening structure comprises a plurality of stiffening plates or stiffening webs enclosed by the textile body.

[0024] It is particularly preferred to form the fastening tab arrangement in one piece with the textile body. The fastening tab arrangement is therefore expediently also made of textile material. In a further development of the invention, the fastening tab arrangement has a plurality of fastening tabs formed separately from one another. This makes it possible to easily fold the lower end of the pocket's peripheral wall inward, so that it is available as a fastening tab arrangement with the plurality of fastening tabs for clamping between the clamping element and the base plate.

[0025] In a further development of the invention, the pocket bottom has fixing elements for the positive fixing of the fastening tab arrangement in a pocket plane orthogonal to the height direction.

[0026] Particularly preferably, the fixing elements are designed as fixing pins that penetrate the fastening tab arrangement and are arranged on the base plate or on the clamping element. The fixing pins, which can also be referred to as fixing pins, are expediently arranged on the underside of the clamping element, for example, in one piece.

[0027] Particularly preferably, the clamping element is designed as a clamping plate. In such a design, the pocket base is designed as a double-walled base, comprising the base plate and the clamping plate. The clamping plate essentially completely covers the upper side of the base plate. Alternatively, however, it is also conceivable to design the clamping element in the shape of a clamping frame.

[0028] In a further development of the invention, the pocket base has a fastening device for mutually bracing the base plate and the clamping element. Preferably, the fastening device has a plurality of fastening screws that are supported on the base plate or on the clamping element and are screwed into the other component. However, fastening devices designed for tool-free bracing of the base plate and clamping element, for example snap, locking, or clip connections, would also be conceivable.

[0029] In a particularly preferred manner, the pocket peripheral wall forms a rectangular floor plan and is formed from two side walls arranged opposite one another, a front wall and a rear wall.

[0030] Particularly preferably, a vertically extending partition wall is provided, dividing the storage space into two storage compartments. In the case of a bag's peripheral wall with a rectangular footprint, the partition wall is expediently located between the front and rear walls. The partition wall can also have a textile body, which can be reinforced by a stiffening structure.

[0031] In a particularly preferred manner, the partition wall is fastened to the bag bottom in the region of its underside facing the bag bottom by means of a partition wall fastening device.

[0032] In a particularly preferred manner, the partition wall fastening device has a piping strip arranged on the partition wall and a receiving unit arranged on the bag base which receives the piping strip and a wall section of the partition wall surrounding the piping strip. The receiving unit is expediently located on the clamping plate. The receiving unit can be formed, for example, by a receiving rail extending longitudinally between the two side walls or by several receiving segments arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction, wherein the receiving rail or, if appropriate, the receiving segments are slotted on their upper side facing the storage space so that the wall section of the partition wall fits through the slot when inserted laterally, but does not fit into a cavity in the receiving rail or receiving segments of the piping strip.

[0033] In a further development of the invention, the partition is connected at its top side to the carrying handle at the bottom, and the connection to the bag bottom forms a carrying handle-partition-bag bottom assembly. The assembly is uniformly handled, with only the clamping plate of the bag bottom belonging to the assembly.

[0034] The carrying handle may be formed by two handle shells, each with its open side facing one another and connected to the other. The handle shells may, for example, be designed like half-shells.

[0035] The carrying handle is conveniently designed as a bow handle, with a gripping bar extending between two handle limbs. The gripping bar can then be easily grasped by the user and encircled with the fingers.

[0036] Particularly preferably, the partition wall has a connecting rod on its upper side, which is arranged in a hollow space formed by the two handle shells and is held by the clamping of the handle shells, securing the partition wall to the carrying handle.

[0037] Particularly preferably, the carrying handle is connected to the bag's peripheral wall via a connecting device. Preferably, the carrying handle is connected to the two opposing side walls of the bag's peripheral wall. It is possible for the connecting device to comprise connecting elements associated with each side wall, which are fastened, on the one hand, to the side wall of the bag's peripheral wall and, on the other hand, are clamped between the two handle shells by a tab.

[0038] In a further development of the invention, a plurality of receiving elements arranged on the inside of the pocket peripheral wall and / or on at least one side surface of the partition facing the associated storage compartment are provided for receiving objects such as tools or the like.

[0039] The receiving elements expediently each have a loop- or pocket-shaped holding section. The holding section may optionally be made of a rubber-elastic material that generates the holding force for the object to be held.

[0040] In a further development of the invention, the receiving elements have a plate-shaped base section, via which the receiving element can be or is releasably fastened to the associated inner side of the pocket peripheral wall and / or to the side surface of the partition wall by means of a connecting device.

[0041] In a particularly preferred manner, the connecting device is designed as a reversible quick-release fastener, in particular a textile Velcro fastener.

[0042] In a further development of the invention, a carrying strap is provided, particularly attached to the perimeter of the bag. This allows the user to carry the storage bag over their shoulders.

[0043] A preferred embodiment is shown in the drawing and is explained in more detail below. The drawing shows:

[0044] Figure 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the storage device according to the invention,

[0045] Figure 2 is a perspective view of the storage device of Figure 1 from below onto the base plate,

[0046] Figure 3 is a perspective exploded view of the disclosure device of Figure 1, viewed diagonally from above,

[0047] Figure 4 is a perspective exploded view of the storage device of Figure 1 from below,

[0048] Figure 5 is a cross-section through the storage device of Figure 1 along the line VV of Figure 1,

[0049] Figure 6 is a perspective, partially sectioned view of the storage device of Figure 1 with cut pocket peripheral wall and partition wall,

[0050] Figure 7 is a longitudinal section through the storage device of Figure 1 along the line VI I -VI I and

[0051] Figure 8 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a receiving element used in the storage device of Figure 1. Figures 1 to 8 show a preferred embodiment of the storage device 11 according to the invention, which in the example shown comprises a storage pocket 12.

[0052] As indicated in Figure 1 by dot-dash lines, the storage device 11 can comprise at least one storage container 13 in addition to the storage bag 12. The storage bag 12 of the storage device 11, described in more detail below, is designed as a tool bag in the example shown. It is, of course, also possible to use the storage bag 12 for applications other than transporting tools.

[0053] As shown in particular in Figures 1 to 4, the receptacle 12 has a pocket body 14, which in the example shown is cuboid-shaped, i.e., has a rectangular outline. The pocket body 14 has a pocket bottom 16 and a pocket peripheral wall 17 projecting upwards from the pocket bottom 16 in a vertical direction 15, which together delimit a storage space 19 open at a pocket top 18.

[0054] As shown in particular in Figure 3, the bag base 16 has a base plate 20, which forms the lower end of the storage bag 12. Furthermore, the bag base 16 has a clamping element 21, which in the example shown is designed as a clamping plate. The base plate 20 and the clamping plate, described in more detail below, have a rectangular basic shape in the example.

[0055] Such a bag base consisting of a base plate and a clamping plate could also be referred to as a "double bottom". As shown in particular in Figure 4, the bag peripheral wall 17 in the example shown has a rectangular outline. The bag peripheral wall 17 in this case consists of two opposite side walls 22a, 22b and two front walls 24 and rear walls 25 extending in a longitudinal direction 23 of the storage bag 12 and running between the two side walls 22a, 22b. The front wall 24 and the rear wall 25 are aligned parallel to one another along the longitudinal direction 23.

[0056] The pocket's peripheral wall 17 has a textile body 26. In the example shown, the two side walls 22a, 22b, the front wall 24, and the rear wall 25 each have a textile body 26. The textile body 26 expediently forms the inside and outside of the respective walls. A water-repellent textile material is expediently used at least on the front side of the pocket's peripheral wall 17.

[0057] To stiffen the pocket peripheral wall, a stiffening structure (not shown) enclosed by the textile body is provided. The stiffening structure is expediently realized by stiffening plates which are enclosed by the textile body 26, in particular are accommodated in the textile body if the textile body consists of two layers, for example an inner and an outer layer. In this case, the stiffening structure is then located between the inner and outer layers. Expediently, the stiffening structure is provided on the side walls 22a, 22b as well as on the front wall 24 and the rear wall 25.

[0058] As shown in particular in Figure 3, the front wall 24 and the rear wall 25 are rectangular. The two side walls 22a, 22b, however, deviate from the basic rectangular shape, since they each have a side wall base section 27 and a side wall gable section 28 provided integrally on the upper side of the side wall base section 27. The side wall gable section 28 projects beyond the upper edge 29 of the front wall 24 and the rear wall 25.

[0059] To produce the pocket peripheral wall 17, it is expedient to first prefabricate a flat, two-dimensional folded blank in which all walls are already present. The folded blank can then be unfolded into a three-dimensional structure, with the opposite ends of the folded blank being connected to one another by a corner connector (not shown). Alternatively, it is theoretically conceivable to prefabricate the individual wall sections individually, arrange them three-dimensionally, and then connect them at their joints or corners with corner connectors to form the pocket peripheral wall 17.

[0060] As further shown in Figures 3 and 4, edge protection elements 30 are provided at the corners between the wall parts, i.e. between the front wall 24 and the two associated side walls 22a, 22b and the rear wall and the two associated side walls 22a, 22b, which are expediently designed as fabric strips 31 which are connected on the one hand to the side wall 22a, 22b and the front wall 24 or the rear wall 25 and the side wall 22a, 22b, in particular are sewn there.

[0061] Although not explicitly shown in the drawings, it is possible to provide the front wall 24 as well as the rear wall 25 and also the side walls 22a, 22b with additional storage options, for example additional storage pockets, which can optionally each be closed by means of a zipper. Furthermore, it is possible to provide an information field 32, in particular on the front wall 24, which information field is web-shaped in the example shown. The information field can be designed as a receiving element covered on the front with a transparent film for receiving or inserting a label printed with information. Alternatively, it is possible for the information field 32 to have a base section which is fastened to the associated wall and which carries part of a reversible quick-release fastener, in particular a Velcro fastener, on the front.The counterpart to this is a strip of material, particularly made of textile material, which is printed with the information on the front and carries the other part of the reversible quick-release fastener on the back and can thus be easily attached to the base section.

[0062] An important aspect of the invention is that an inwardly projecting fastening tab arrangement 34 made of flexible material is arranged on the underside 33 of the pocket peripheral wall 17 and is clamped between the base plate 20 and the clamping element 21.

[0063] In the example shown, the fastening tab arrangement 34 has a plurality of fastening tabs 35a-d which are formed separately from one another and which are each arranged on the lower edge of the respective associated wall, i.e. on the front wall 24, the rear wall 25 and the two side walls 22a, 22b.

[0064] The fastening tabs 35a-d can be formed during the prefabrication of the two-dimensional folding blank, so that they can be easily folded inward when forming the three-dimensional pocket peripheral wall. The fastening tabs 35a-d are therefore expediently formed integrally on the textile body 26 of the various walls and are also made of textile material.

[0065] The pocket bottom 16 has fixing elements 37 for the positive fixing of the fastening tab arrangement 34 in a pocket plane orthogonal to the height direction 15.

[0066] The fixing elements 37 are designed as fixing pins which penetrate the fixing tab arrangement 34, i.e. the fixing tabs 35a-d, and are arranged on the base plate 20 or on the clamping plate.

[0067] As shown particularly in Figure 4, the fixing pins are located on the underside of the clamping plate. The fixing pins make it possible to penetrate the material of the fastening tabs 35a-d. Additionally, however, it is possible to provide the fastening tabs with through-holes through which the fixing pins can protrude. The fixing pins on the clamping plate are arranged on the underside in the edge region of the clamping plate, in particular at regular intervals around the circumference.

[0068] The pocket base 16 has a fastening device 38 for mutually clamping the base plate 20 with the clamping plate.

[0069] As shown in particular in Figure 3, the clamping plate is flat on the top side, while it has a web structure on the underside. The lower base plate 20 is also structured on the top side and likewise has a web structure 39 with several webs 40, in particular running crisscross. The design of the web structure 39 on the base plate 20 is mainly for reasons of weight saving, since a solid base plate would have a higher weight. This weight saving is not insignificant, since the storage bag 12 is, after all, a carrying bag.

[0070] Conveniently, both the base plate 20 and the clamping plate are made of plastic; for example, the base plate 20 and the clamping plate can be manufactured as plastic injection-molded parts. The aforementioned fastening device 38 for clamping the base plate 20 and the clamping element 21 further comprises a plurality of fastening screws 41, which are supported on the base plate 20 or on the clamping plate and are screwed into the other component.

[0071] As further shown by the combination of Figures 3 and 4, there are screw holes 42 on the base plate, which open out on the smooth underside of the base plate and extend towards the clamping plate in the region of the webs 40 of the base plate into specially provided sleeves 43, which are formed in addition to the webs 40 on the upper side of the base plate 20. As shown in particular in Figure 3, there are also screw holes on the clamping plate into which the fastening screws are screwed.

[0072] When the base plate 20 and clamping plate are clamped together, the fastening tabs 35a-d are held by the fixing elements 37 between the underside of the clamping plate and the top side of the base plate 20 and are clamped there by the clamping of the base plate 20 and clamping plate.

[0073] As shown in particular in Figure 3, the storage bag 12 has a partition wall 45 extending in the vertical direction 15 and dividing the storage space 19 into two storage compartments 44a, 44b.

[0074] In the example shown, the partition wall is arranged between the front wall 24 and the rear wall 25, thus extending substantially parallel to the front wall 24 and rear wall 25. Furthermore, the partition wall 45 substantially completely bridges the storage space 19 between the two side walls 22a, 22b.

[0075] The partition wall 45 expediently also has a textile body 46, wherein the textile body 46 of the partition wall 45 can optionally also enclose a stiffening structure, for example stiffening plates, for stiffening the partition wall 45.

[0076] The partition wall 45 is fastened to the pocket bottom 16 in the region of its underside 47 facing the pocket bottom 16 by means of a partition wall fastening device 48.

[0077] In the specific example, the fastening of the partition wall 45 to the pocket bottom 60 is realized with a partition wall fastening device 48 designed as a core of the connection.

[0078] Such a partition wall fastening device 48 comprises a piping strip 49 arranged on the partition wall 45 and a receiving unit 50 arranged on the pocket bottom 16, which receives the wall section of the partition wall 45 surrounding the piping strip 49.

[0079] The element of the pocket base 16 which serves to fasten the partition wall 45 is the clamping plate. As shown in particular in Figure 3, the receiving unit 50 for the wall section of the partition wall 45 and the piping strip 49 is arranged on the upper side of the clamping plate. In the example shown, the receiving unit 50 comprises a plurality of receiving sleeves 51 which are arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction 23 of the receiving unit and which each consist of sleeve legs 52 projecting upwards from the upper side of the clamping plate, with a slot 53 running in the longitudinal direction being located between the free ends of the sleeve legs 52. The clear width of the slots 53 is smaller than the diameter of the piping strip 49.

[0080] As shown in particular in Figure 6, in order to fasten the partition 45, the wall section consisting of textile material which encloses the piping strip 49 is threaded in together with the piping strip from the front side of the clamping plate, whereby the relatively narrow part of the partition 45 located above the piping strip 49 fits through the slots 53. On the front sides of the base plate there is a funnel-shaped insertion aid 54 projecting upwards from the base plate in order to facilitate the threading of the partition 45 together with the piping strip from the side.

[0081] An important aspect is that the storage bag 12 has a carrying handle 55 which spans the storage space 19 and is fixed to the bag body in the area of ​​the top side 18 of the bag.

[0082] As shown in particular in Figures 3 and 4, the carrying handle 55 is formed by two handle shells 56a, 56b which are placed one next to the other with their respective open sides and connected to one another. The two handle shells 56a, 56b are screwed together to form the carrying handle 55 by fastening means in the form of fastening screws 85. The carrying handle 55 is designed as a bow handle and has a gripping web 58 extending between two handle legs 57a, 57b. The two handle legs 57a, 57b are formed by the corresponding sections of the two handle shells 56a, 56b when the handle shells 56a, 56b are screwed together. The gripping web 58 bridges a connecting web 59 which connects the two handle legs. 57a, 57b on the undersides. The connecting web forms a cavity 60 in which a connecting rod 62 arranged on the upper side 61 of the partition 45 is received.The two handle shells 56a, 56b are thus screwed together when the connecting rod 62 lies in a recess formed by one or the other handle shell 56a, 56b, whereby the two recesses of the handle shells 56a, 56b together form the cavity 60. Thus, the partition 45 is also connected to the carrying handle 55 via a type of piping connection.

[0083] The carrying handle 55 is further connected to the bag's peripheral wall 17 via a connecting device 63. In the example shown, the connecting device 63 has two connecting elements 64a, 64b, each associated with one of the side walls 22a, 22b, via which the carrying handle is attached at one end to the side wall gable section 28 of one side wall 22a and at the other end to the side wall gable section 28 of the other side wall 22b.

[0084] As shown in particular in Figure 3, the connecting elements 64a, 64b each have a base section 65 which is fastened to the inside of the side wall gable section 28 and a fastening tab 66 which points transversely, in particular orthogonally to the base section 65 in the direction of the carrying handle 55 and which is clamped between the two handle shells 56a, 56b of the carrying handle 55, whereby the carrying handle is fastened to the associated gable of the associated side wall 22a, 22b.

[0085] There is no provision for fastening the partition wall to the side walls 22a, 22b, but this can be provided if required.

[0086] As shown particularly in Figure 1, the storage bag 12 has a carrying strap 67 attached to the bag's peripheral wall 17. In the example shown, the carrying strap is attached to the outer sides of the side walls 22a, 22b, specifically to the side wall gable sections 28.

[0087] As is particularly evident from the combination of Figures 1 and 8, the receiving means 12 has a plurality of receiving elements 69 arranged on the inside of the pocket peripheral wall 17 and / or on at least one side surface 68a, 68b of the partition wall 45 directed towards the associated storage compartment 44a, 44b for receiving objects such as tools or the like.

[0088] In the example shown, such receiving elements 69 are located on the side surfaces 68a, 68b of the partition wall 45, on the inside of the front wall 24, on the inside of the rear wall 25 and on the inside of the side walls 22a, 22b. If necessary, receiving elements 69 can also be arranged on the outer sides, in particular outer sides of the side walls 22a, 22b. While the two storage compartments 44a, 44b separated by the partition wall 65 are mainly designed for the loose insertion of objects, the receiving elements 69 offer a targeted holding device for associated objects, in particular tools. For this purpose, the receiving elements 69 have a loop- or pocket-shaped holding section 70, which can optionally be designed to be rubber-elastic.

[0089] Conveniently, the receiving elements 69, in particular some of the receiving elements, have a plate-shaped base section 71, as shown by way of example in Figure 8. The base section 71 is plate-shaped and, with the aid of a connecting device 72, serves for the detachable connection of the receiving element to the associated inner side of the pocket peripheral wall 17 and / or to the side surface 68a, 68b of the partition wall 45.

[0090] The connecting device 72 is designed as a reversible quick-release fastener. A textile hook-and-loop fastener is particularly suitable for this purpose. A barbed section is expediently located on the rear side of the base section 71, while a fleece section is located on the associated inner side of the pocket peripheral wall 17 or side surface 68a, 68b. It is of course possible to form the barbed section on the pocket peripheral wall 17 or partition wall 45 and the associated fleece section on the base section 71.

[0091] As already explained above, it is possible to couple the storage bag 12 to a storage container 13 which also belongs to the storage device. In contrast to the storage bag 12, the storage container 13 is a rigid container which has a container housing 73. As shown in particular in Figure 2, a lower coupling device 74 is located on the underside of the base plate 20 of the storage bag 12, while an upper coupling device 75 is located in the region of an upper side of the container housing 73. The two coupling devices 74, 75 are adapted to one another in such a way that the storage bag 12 stacked on the storage container 13 in a vertical direction 15 can be detachably coupled to one another in a mutually irreversible manner by the interaction of the upper coupling device 75 with the lower coupling device 74.

[0092] In the example shown, the coupling devices 74, 75 comprise projections 76 formed on the underside of the base plate 20 and depressions (not shown) formed on the upper side of the container housing, in particular on a lid formed there. When the storage bag 12 and storage container 13 are stacked on top of one another, the projections and depressions engage at least partially with one another, overlapping or engaging behind one another transversely to the vertical direction and causing the storage bag 12 and storage container 13 to be coupled in a manner that cannot be separated from one another. The projections 76 are expediently feet used to place the storage bag 12 on a surface.

[0093] The two coupling devices 74 , 75 can be connected to one another by means of a rotary lock 81 , which simultaneously serves as a closure for the container lid .

[0094] The base plate 20 has a rectangular outline, with a front surface 87, a rear surface 88 oriented opposite thereto, and two oppositely oriented side surfaces 89a, 89b. The front surface 87 of the base plate 20 is located in extension of the front wall 24 of the pocket peripheral wall 17, the rear surface 88 of the base plate is located in extension of the rear wall 25 of the pocket peripheral wall 17, and the two side surfaces 89a, 89b of the base plate 20 are located in extension of the side walls 22a, 22b of the pocket peripheral wall 17.

[0095] As shown in particular in Figure 6, the storage bag 12 has a guide device 78 on the outside of the base plate 20, via which the storage bag 12 can be pulled out and received in a shelf structure 79 belonging to the storage device 11.

[0096] For this purpose, the guide device 78 has two guide units 90a, 90b, which are formed on the side surfaces 89a, 89b of the base plate 20. The guide units 90a, 90b and the remainder of the base plate 20 form a single-piece component, preferably made of plastic material.

[0097] As shown by way of example in Figures 2 and 6, the guide units 90a, 90b each comprise a rear stop 82 and a front stop 83.

[0098] Furthermore, the guide units each have a recess 91 for engagement in a guide web 92 formed on the shelf structure 79.

[0099] The shelf structure 79 has two shelf rails (not shown) each assigned to a guide rail on the base plate 20, each of which has a fixed stop (not shown).

[0100] The fixed stop interacts with the two stops 82, 83 of the associated guide unit 90a, 90b on the side surface 89a, 89b of the base plate 20. The front stop 83, facing the front surface 87 of the base plate 20, strikes the fixed stop in the rear retracted position, thus fixing the retracted position. When pulled out of the shelf structure 79, the storage pocket 12 is slightly raised so that the front stop 83 can overrun the end stop. The storage pocket 12 can be pulled out of the shelf structure 79 until the rear stop 82 strikes the fixed stop, thus fixing the maximum extended position.

[0101] The guide webs 92 of the shelf structure 79, which engage in the respective recesses, serve to stabilize the storage bag 12 when it is pulled out. The two stops of a respective guide unit 90a, 90b of the base plate are located below the recess 91.

Claims

Claims 1. A storage device comprising a storage bag (12) having a bag body (14) which has a bag base (16) and a bag peripheral wall (17) projecting upwards from the bag base (16) in a vertical direction (15), which together define a storage space (19) open at a bag top (18), and comprising a carrying handle (55) spanning the storage space (19) and fixed to the bag body (14) in the region of the bag top (18), and wherein the bag peripheral wall (17) is fastened to the bag base (16), characterized in that the bag base (16) has a base plate (20) and the storage bag (12) has a guide device (78) on the outer side (77) of the base plate (20), via which guide device the storage bag (12) can be pulled out in the pull-out direction (A) in a shelf structure (79) belonging to the storage device (11). can be recorded.

2. Storage device according to claim 1, characterized in that the base plate has a rectangular plan, with a front surface (87), a rear surface (88) arranged opposite thereto and two side surfaces (89a, 89b) arranged opposite one another.

3. Storage device according to claim 2, characterized in that the guide device (78) has two guide units (90a, 90b) formed on the side surfaces (89a, 89b) of the base plate (20).

4. Storage device according to claim 3, characterized in that the guide units are formed integrally with the rest of the base plate (20).

5. Storage device according to one of claims 3 or 4, characterized in that the base plate (20) and the guide units (90a, 90b) consist of plastic material.

6. Storage device according to claim 3, characterized in that the guide units (90a, 90b) each have a rear stop (82) and a front stop (83) for fixing the storage bag (12) in a defined rear position and when displaced in the pull-out direction (A) in a defined front position.

7. Storage device according to one of claims 3 to 6, characterized in that the guide units (90a, 90b) each have a recess (91) for engagement with a guide web (92) formed on the shelf structure (79).

8. Storage device according to claim 7, characterized in that the front stop (83) and the rear stop (82) are arranged below the recess (91).

9. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by at least one storage container (13) having a container housing (73) in addition to the storage bag (12), wherein A lower coupling device (74) is arranged on the base plate (20) of the storage bag (12) and an upper coupling device (75) is arranged in the region of an upper side of the container housing (73) of the storage container (13), wherein these two coupling devices (74, 75) are adapted to one another in such a way that the storage bag (12) stacked on the storage container (13) in a height direction (15) can be detachably coupled to one another in a manner which cannot be separated from one another by the interaction of the upper coupling device (75) of the storage container (13) and the lower coupling device (74) of the storage bag (12).

10. Storage device according to claim 9, characterized in that the lower coupling device (74) on the base plate (20) of the receptacle (12) has a locking projection (94) arranged on the front surface (87) of the base plate (20) and the upper coupling device on the container housing (73) has a rotary latch (81) which is movable into locking engagement with the locking projection (94) for locking.

11. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bag base has a clamping element (21) fixed to the upper side of the base plate, wherein an inwardly projecting fastening tab arrangement (34) made of flexibly flexible material is arranged on the underside of the bag peripheral wall (17), which is clamped between the base plate (20) and the clamping element (219).

12. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the pocket peripheral wall (17) has a textile body (26).

13. Storage device according to claim 11 or 12, characterized in that the fastening tab arrangement (34) has a plurality of fastening tabs (35a-d) formed separately from one another.

14. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the clamping element (21) is designed as a clamping plate.

15. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bag base (16) has a fastening device (38) for mutually bracing the base plate (20) with the clamping element (21), wherein preferably the fastening device (38) has a plurality of fastening screws (41) which are supported on the base plate (20) or on the clamping element (21) and are screwed into the respective other component.

16. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the pocket peripheral wall (17) forms a rectangular plan and is formed from two oppositely arranged side walls (22a, 22b), a front wall (24) and a rear wall (25).

17. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a plurality of receiving elements (69) arranged on the inside of the pocket peripheral wall (17) and / or on at least one side surface (68a, 68b) of the partition wall (45) directed towards the associated storage compartment (44a, 44b) for receiving objects such as tools or the like.

18. Storage device according to claim 19, characterized in that the receiving elements (69) each have a loop-shaped or pocket-shaped holding section (70).

19. Storage device according to claim 19 or 20, characterized in that the receiving elements (69) have a plate-shaped base section (71), via which the receiving element (69) can be or is releasably fastened to the associated inner side of the pocket peripheral wall (17) and / or to the side surface (68a, 68b) of the partition wall (45) with the aid of a connecting device (72).

20. Storage device according to claim 21, characterized in that the connecting device (72) is designed as a reversible quick-release fastener, in particular a textile Velcro fastener.

21. Storage device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a carrying strap (67) fastened in particular to the pocket peripheral wall (17).

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