Glass rack and dishwasher including same

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a glass rack. The glass rack of the present disclosure comprises: a base frame; a lower part including a first holding rib which is disposed in the base frame and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed, and a second holding rib which is disposed in the base frame and spaced apart from the first holding rib and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed; a first upper part including a first upper frame which is fixed to the base frame and extends upward, and a first holder frame which protrudes from the first upper frame in a direction in which the first holding rib is disposed, and supports the other side of the wine glass disposed on the first holding rib; and a second upper part including a second upper frame which is fixed to the base frame and extends upward, and a second holder frame which protrudes from the second upper frame in a direction in which the second holding rib is disposed, and supports the other side of the wine glass disposed on the second holding rib, wherein the first upper frame and the second upper frame are inserted into one side of the base frame in a state in which the first and the second upper frame are coupled to each other.

Description

Glass rack and dishwasher containing it

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a glass rack, and more particularly, to a glass rack that can be used in a dishwasher.

[0002] A dishwasher is a device that removes dirt from dishes by spraying water onto the dishes placed in the washing space.

[0003] Dishwashers can be equipped with racks for storing dishes. However, glasses, such as wine glasses, can easily break. Therefore, a separate glass rack can be used to accommodate wine glasses, which can be placed on the rack or removed.

[0004] European patent EP3188644B1 discloses a glass rack for holding multiple wine glasses.

[0005] However, prior literature discloses structures combining complex components. The complexity of these structures can make it difficult to maintain a stable connection between multiple structures. The unstable structure of the glass rack also poses a problem, making it difficult to securely hold wine glasses placed on it.

[0006] In addition, in the case of prior literature, the structure is formed to be somewhat large in size, and when placed on a rack, there is a problem that the space for placing other dishes is minimized.

[0007] The present disclosure aims to solve the above-mentioned and other problems.

[0008] Another purpose is to provide a glass rack that can hold multiple wine glasses with a simple structure.

[0009] Another purpose is to ensure that the bonding relationship of glass racks combined into multiple structures can be maintained stably.

[0010] Another objective is to provide a glass rack with a compact structure that minimizes the space occupied by the rack.

[0011]

[0012] In order to achieve the above object, a glass rack according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a lower part including a base frame, a first supporting rib disposed inside the base frame and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed, and a second supporting rib disposed inside the base frame and spaced apart from the first supporting rib and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed.

[0013] The glass rack includes a first upper part, which includes a first upper frame fixed to the base frame and extending upward, and a first holder frame protruding from the first upper frame in the direction in which the first holding rib is arranged and supporting the other side of a wine glass arranged on the first holding rib.

[0014] The glass rack includes a second upper part including a second upper frame that is fixed to the base frame and extends upward, and a second holder frame that protrudes from the second upper frame in the direction in which the second holding rib is arranged and supports the other side of a wine glass arranged on the second holding rib.

[0015] The first upper frame and the second upper frame are connected to each other and inserted into one side of the base frame.

[0016] The above first upper frame includes a first fastening portion that protrudes downward so as to be inserted into one side of the base frame.

[0017] The second upper frame includes a second fastening portion connected to the first fastening portion and inserted into one side of the base frame.

[0018] The second fastening portion includes a pair of lower flanges that protrude to surround both sides of the first fastening portion.

[0019] The first fastening portion is provided with a lower hook that protrudes downward to fix the arrangement of the first upper frame.

[0020] In the above lower hook, a fixing groove is formed from the lower part to the upper part.

[0021] In the second fastening portion, a fixing projection protruding in the direction of the first fastening portion is arranged so as to be inserted into the fixing groove.

[0022] On one side of the above base frame, a boundary wall is arranged to form a space into which the first upper part and a part of the second upper part are inserted.

[0023] At the lower end of the first upper frame, a first step is formed that comes into contact with the boundary wall.

[0024] At the lower end of the second upper frame, a second step is formed that comes into contact with the boundary wall.

[0025] Inside the above boundary wall, a first inner wall protruding to contact the lower end of the first upper frame and a second inner wall protruding to support the lower end of the second upper frame are arranged.

[0026] The first inner wall and the second inner wall are formed at different heights.

[0027] At the lower end of the first upper frame, a lower hook that is hung on the lower surface of the first inner wall is arranged.

[0028] The above first inner wall limits the upward movement of the first upper frame.

[0029] The above second inner wall limits downward movement of the lower portion of the above second upper frame.

[0030] On the inner circumferential surface of the first upper frame, a plurality of coupling protrusions are arranged so as to protrude and are spaced apart in the vertical direction so as to be coupled with the second upper frame.

[0031] On the outer circumferential surface of the second upper frame, a plurality of receptacles are arranged to protrude so as to be coupled to each of the plurality of coupling projections.

[0032] The above multiple connecting protrusions are formed in a smaller size as they are positioned lower.

[0033] The above plurality of coupling protrusions include a first coupling protrusion and a second coupling protrusion positioned below the first coupling protrusion.

[0034] The width of the lower end of the first coupling protrusion is formed to be equal to or greater than the width of the upper end of the second coupling protrusion.

[0035] The glass rack includes a lower part including a base frame, a plurality of first support ribs arranged inside the base frame and on which a plurality of wine glasses are placed, and a plurality of second support ribs arranged inside the base frame and spaced apart from the first support ribs and on which a plurality of wine glasses are placed.

[0036] The glass rack includes an upper part including an upper frame disposed between the plurality of first support ribs and the plurality of second support ribs and extending upward from the base frame, and a holder frame disposed above the base frame and intersecting the upper frame.

[0037] The holder frame includes a first holder frame having a plurality of first holders arranged to hold one side of each of the plurality of wine glasses arranged on the plurality of first support ribs, and a second holder frame having a plurality of second holders arranged to hold one side of each of the plurality of wine glasses arranged on the plurality of second support ribs.

[0038] The above plurality of first support ribs are arranged to be inclined in the first direction.

[0039] The above plurality of second support ribs are arranged to be inclined in a second direction opposite to the first direction.

[0040] Each of the plurality of first holders is arranged to be spaced apart from each of the plurality of first support ribs in the first direction.

[0041] Each of the plurality of second holders is arranged to be spaced apart from each of the plurality of second support ribs in the second direction.

[0042] In each of the first holder and the second holder, a slot is formed into which one side of a wine glass is inserted.

[0043] The distance at which the center of the slot of the first holder is spaced from the upper frame is formed to be longer than the distance at which the center of the first support rib is spaced from the upper frame.

[0044] The length of the center of the slot of the second holder away from the upper frame is formed to be longer than the length of the center of the second support rib away from the upper frame.

[0045] The upper frame includes a pair of vertical frames extending upward from the base frame and a horizontal frame connecting the upper ends of the pair of vertical frames.

[0046] The above horizontal frame is positioned above the holder frame.

[0047] A glass rack according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a lower part including a base frame, a first supporting rib disposed inside the base frame and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed, and a second supporting rib disposed inside the base frame and spaced apart from the first supporting rib and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed.

[0048] The glass rack includes a first upper part, which includes a first upper frame fixed to the base frame and extending upward, and a first holder frame protruding from the first upper frame in the direction in which the first holding rib is arranged and supporting the other side of a wine glass arranged on the first holding rib.

[0049] The glass rack includes a second upper part including a second upper frame that is fixed to the base frame and extends upward, and a second holder frame that protrudes from the second upper frame in the direction in which the second holding rib is arranged and supports the other side of a wine glass arranged on the second holding rib.

[0050] The glass rack includes a handle bracket that fixes the first upper frame and the second upper frame.

[0051] The first upper frame is positioned on the outside of the second upper frame. The handle bracket is positioned to surround one side of the first upper frame and the second upper frame.

[0052] The first upper frame includes a pair of first vertical frames that are coupled to the base frame and extend upward, and a first horizontal frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of first vertical frames.

[0053] The second upper frame includes a pair of second vertical frames that are coupled to the base frame and extend upward, and a second horizontal frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of second vertical frames.

[0054] The above handle bracket is arranged to cover one side of the first horizontal frame and the second horizontal frame.

[0055] The second horizontal frame includes a lower plate positioned below the first horizontal frame and an upper flange protruding upward from both ends of the lower plate.

[0056] The first horizontal frame is placed between the pair of upper flanges.

[0057] The above lower plate has a convex shape toward the bottom.

[0058] Each of the pair of upper flanges includes an outer projection protruding outward.

[0059] The end of the above handle bracket is positioned to come into contact with the outer projection.

[0060] The above first horizontal frame includes an upper plate and a reinforcing rib protruding from the upper or lower side of the upper plate.

[0061] The above reinforcing rib includes an upper rib protruding toward the upper side of the upper plate and a lower rib protruding toward the lower side of the upper plate.

[0062] The length of the above lower rib is formed to be longer than the length of the above upper rib.

[0063] The above handle bracket includes an upper cover positioned above the first upper frame, a pair of side covers extending downward from both ends of the upper cover and covering both sides of the second upper frame, and a pair of lower covers extending in an adjacent direction from the lower ends of each of the pair of side covers.

[0064] The above handle bracket includes a pair of catches that are banded at each end of the pair of lower covers and come into contact with the second upper frame.

[0065] The first upper frame includes a pair of first vertical frames that are coupled to the base frame and extend upward, and a first horizontal frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of first vertical frames.

[0066] The second upper frame includes a pair of second vertical frames that are coupled to the base frame and extend upward, and a second horizontal frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of second vertical frames.

[0067] The second horizontal frame includes a lower plate positioned below the first horizontal frame and an upper flange protruding upward from both ends of the lower plate.

[0068] Each of the above pair of hooks is arranged to contact the lower surface of an outer protrusion protruding outward from each of the pair of upper flanges.

[0069] Specific details of other embodiments are included in the detailed description and drawings.

[0070]

[0071] According to the glass rack of the present disclosure, one or more of the following effects are present.

[0072] First, the glass rack of the present disclosure has the advantage of being able to accommodate multiple wine glasses.

[0073] Second, the glass rack of the present disclosure has a structure that combines multiple components. However, it also has the advantage of maintaining a stable connection between these components. In particular, the stable fixing structure between the lower structure, where the wine glasses are placed, and the upper structure, which holds the wine glasses, allows for stable placement of the wine glasses.

[0074] Third, by adjusting the orientation of multiple wine glasses spaced apart from each other, a compact glass rack structure can be created. This has the advantage of maximizing the use of space on the dishwasher rack beyond the area where the glass rack is placed.

[0075] Fourth, when the user holds the glass rack, it has the advantage of minimizing the discomfort caused by the wine glasses being placed on it.

[0076] The effects of the present disclosure are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description of the claims.

[0077] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a dishwasher with the door open according to one embodiment.

[0078] FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a glass rack according to one embodiment of the present disclosure mounted on a rack.

[0079] FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a glass rack according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0080] Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view of a glass rack according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0081] FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a first upper part according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0082] FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a second upper part according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0083] FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of one side of a glass rack to explain the coupling relationship between the first upper part and the second upper part according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0084] FIG. 8 is a side perspective view illustrating the lower portions of the first upper frame and the second upper frame according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0085] FIG. 9 is a drawing for explaining a joint of a base frame according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0086] FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a joint relationship between a base frame, a first upper part, and a second upper part according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0087] FIG. 11 is a drawing for explaining the coupling relationship between a holder frame and a holder according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0088] Figures 12a to 12c are drawings illustrating the connection relationship between the holder and the holder hanger. Figure 12a shows the holder without being mounted. Figure 12b shows the holder with being mounted. Figure 12c shows the holder with one side cut off while mounted.

[0089] FIG. 13a is a drawing for explaining the coupling relationship between the first horizontal frame, the second horizontal frame, and the handle bracket according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0090] FIG. 13b is a drawing for explaining the joint relationship of the first horizontal frame, the second horizontal frame, and the handle bracket according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0091] FIG. 13c is a drawing for explaining the coupling relationship between the first horizontal frame, the second horizontal frame, and the handle bracket according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0092] FIG. 14 is an exploded perspective view of a glass rack according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0093] The advantages and features of the present disclosure, and methods for achieving them, will become clearer with reference to the embodiments described below in detail with the accompanying drawings. However, the present disclosure is not limited to the embodiments described below and may be implemented in various different forms. These embodiments are provided solely to ensure that the disclosure is complete and to fully inform those skilled in the art of the disclosure of the scope of the disclosure. The present disclosure is defined solely by the scope of the claims. Like reference numerals designate like elements throughout the specification.

[0094] Hereinafter, the present disclosure will be described with reference to drawings for explaining a dishwasher according to embodiments of the present disclosure.

[0095] Referring to Fig. 1, the overall configuration of the dishwasher is described.

[0096] The dishwasher includes a case (10) forming an outer shape. The case (10) is open at the front.

[0097] The dishwasher includes a door (12) that opens and closes the front of the case (10). The door (12) is rotatably connected to the lower part of the case (10). The door (12) can open the front of the case (10) by opening forward.

[0098] The dishwasher includes a tub (14) that is placed inside a case (10) and forms a washing space. When the door (12) closes the front of the case (10), a closed washing space can be formed inside the tub (14).

[0099] The dishwasher includes a spray arm (16) arranged inside a tub (14). The spray arm (16) may include a plurality of arms spaced vertically inside the tub (14).

[0100] The dishwasher includes a rack (18, 20) for holding dishes. The rack (18, 20) may include an upper rack (18) and a lower rack (20). The racks (18, 20) described below may be applied to each of the upper rack (18) and the lower rack (20).

[0101] Although not shown in the drawing, the dishwasher may include a sump positioned below the tub (14) for temporarily storing water, and a pump for sending the water stored in the sump to the spray arm. In addition, the dishwasher may include a heater for heating the water supplied to the spray arm.

[0102] Referring to Fig. 2, the rack and glass rack are described.

[0103] The rack (18, 20) includes a plurality of vertical wires (22a) and a plurality of horizontal wires (22b) that intersect each other perpendicularly.

[0104] The rack (18, 20) includes a stem (24) that is rotatably arranged on a vertical wire (22a) or a horizontal wire (22b). The rack (18, 20) includes a roller (26) that moves the rack (18, 20) in the forward and backward direction. The rack (18, 20) has a handle bracket (28) arranged at the upper end.

[0105] The glass rack (100) can be placed on top of the rack (18, 20). The glass rack (100) can be installed on top of the rack (18, 20). In addition, the glass rack (100) can be taken out of the dishwasher and placed outside.

[0106] A plurality of glasses can be placed on the glass rack (100). A plurality of wine glasses can be placed on the glass rack (100). The glass rack (100) can fix the arrangement of a plurality of wine glasses.

[0107] The glass rack (100) includes a lower part (110) on which wine glasses (30) are placed, and an upper part (170, 220) that holds the wine glasses.

[0108] In the lower part (110), a holding rib (130, 150) is placed to hold the rim (34) of the wine glass (30). In the upper part (170, 220), a holder (260) is placed to hold the stem (32) of the wine glass (30).

[0109] Referring to Fig. 3, the configuration of the glass rack is described.

[0110] The glass rack (100) is placed on top of the rack (18, 20) and includes a lower part (110) on which wine glasses are placed, and an upper part (170, 220) placed above the lower part (110) and holding wine glasses.

[0111] The lower part (110) includes a base frame (112) and a support rib (130, 150) arranged on the inside of the base frame (112).

[0112] The lower part (110) includes a central wall (125) connecting one side and the other side of the base frame (112), a first support rib (130) arranged on one side of the central wall (125), and a second support rib (150) arranged on the other side of the central wall (125).

[0113] The lower part (110) includes a base frame (112), a plurality of first support ribs arranged inside the base frame (112) and on which a plurality of wine glasses are placed, and a plurality of second support ribs arranged inside the base frame (112) and spaced apart from the first support ribs and on which a plurality of wine glasses are placed.

[0114] The first support rib may include a first circular rib (132) and a first arch rib (134) described below. The second support rib may include a second circular rib (152) and a second arch rib (154) described below.

[0115] The plurality of first support ribs are arranged to be inclined in a first direction. The plurality of second support ribs are arranged to be inclined in a second direction opposite to the first direction. The first direction may be a direction perpendicular to the direction in which the first and second support ribs are spaced apart.

[0116] The first support rib (130) includes a first circular rib (132) having a circular shape. The first support rib (130) includes a first arch rib (134) having an arch shape.

[0117] The first support rib (130) may include at least one first circular rib (132) and at least one first arch rib (134).

[0118] The first circular rib (132) and the first arch rib (134) are arranged to be inclined in the 1-1 direction. Here, the 1-1 direction may be a direction from the first arch rib (134) toward the first circular rib (132).

[0119] The first retaining rib (130) includes a first inner rib (136) extending inwardly of the first circular rib (132) or the first arch rib (134), and a first outer rib (138) extending outwardly of the first circular rib (132) or the first arch rib (134).

[0120] The first inner rib (136) may extend upwards toward the inside of each of the first circular ribs (132) or the first arch ribs (134). A plurality of first inner ribs (136) may be provided spaced apart from each other in the circumferential direction of each of the first circular ribs (132) or the first arch ribs (134). The plurality of first inner ribs (136) may be connected at the center of each of the first circular ribs (132) or the first arch ribs (134).

[0121] The first outer rib (138) includes a first support rib (140) that extends from the first circular rib (132) to the base frame (112) and includes at least one banding portion, and a first connecting rib (142) that connects the first circular rib (132) and the first arch rib (134). The first connecting rib (142) may also have a banding portion formed thereon.

[0122] Additionally, the first outer rib (138) may include a first reinforcing rib (144) connected to the base frame (112) or the central wall (125) so that the arrangement of the first circular rib (132) or the first arch rib (134) is maintained.

[0123] The second support rib (150) also has the same configuration as the first support rib (130). However, the direction in which the second support rib (150) faces may be opposite to the direction in which the first support rib (130) faces.

[0124] The second support rib (150) also includes a second circular rib (152) and a second arch rib (154). The second circular rib (152) and the second arch rib (154) are arranged to be inclined in the 1-2 direction, which is opposite to the 1-1 direction.

[0125] The 1st-2nd direction may be a direction from the second arch rib (154) to the second circular rib (152).

[0126] The second support rib (150) also includes a second inner rib (156) and a second outer rib (158).

[0127] The second outer rib (158) includes a second support rib (160) and a second connecting rib (162). A banding portion may be formed on each of the second support rib (160) and the second connecting rib (162).

[0128] The second outer rib (158) may also include a second reinforcing rib (164).

[0129] The upper part (170, 220) includes an upper frame (172, 222) that is connected to the base frame (112) and extends upward, and a holder frame (200, 250) that extends from one side of the upper frame (172, 222) and has a holder (260) arranged thereon.

[0130] The holder frame (200, 250) includes a first holder frame (200) on which a plurality of holders (260, or 'first holders') for holding one side of each of a plurality of wine glasses arranged on a plurality of first support ribs are arranged, and a second holder frame (250) on which a plurality of holders (260, or 'second holders') for holding one side of each of a plurality of wine glasses arranged on a plurality of second support ribs are arranged.

[0131] The upper part (170, 220) includes an upper frame (172, 222) that is arranged between a plurality of first support ribs and a plurality of second support ribs and extends upward from the base frame (112), and a holder frame (200, 250) that is arranged above the base frame (112) and intersects the upper frame (172, 222).

[0132] The upper frame (172, 222) includes a pair of vertical frames (174, 224) extending upward from the base frame (112) and a horizontal frame (190, 240) connecting the upper ends of the pair of vertical frames (174, 224). The horizontal frame (190, 240) is positioned above the holder frame (200, 250).

[0133] The upper frame (172, 222) is connected at the lower end to the base frame (112). The upper frame (172, 222) is formed in a roughly 'ㄷ' shape.

[0134] The holder frame (200, 250) is spaced upward from the base frame (112). The holder frame (200, 250) can be arranged parallel to the base frame (112).

[0135] Additionally, the upper part (170, 220) includes a handle bracket (280) arranged at the upper part of the upper frame (172, 222).

[0136] Referring to Fig. 4, the separate configuration of the glass rack is described.

[0137] The lower part (110) includes a base frame (112) and a support rib (130, 150) arranged on the inside of the base frame (112). A connecting part (114) on which the upper part (170, 220) is mounted is arranged on one side of the base frame (112).

[0138] The upper part (170, 220) includes a first upper part (170) and a second upper part (220) coupled to the first upper part (170).

[0139] The first upper part (170) includes a first upper frame (172) and a first holder frame (200) extending from one side of the first upper frame (172). A first holder hanger (206) to which a holder (260) is coupled is arranged on the first holder frame (200).

[0140] The second upper part (220) includes a second upper frame (222) coupled with the first upper frame (172) and a second holder frame (250) extending from one side of the second upper frame (222). A second holder hanger (256) to which a holder (260) is coupled is arranged on the second holder frame (250).

[0141] The glass rack (100) includes a plurality of holders (260). Each of the plurality of holders (260) is mounted on a first holder hanger (206) or a second holder hanger (256).

[0142] The plurality of holders (260) can be formed of a rubber material. Accordingly, vibrations from the stem (32) of the wine glass (30) can be mitigated. In addition, the stem (32) of the wine glass (30) can be stably fixed.

[0143] The upper part (170, 220) includes a handle bracket (280) that fixes the upper portions of the first upper part (170) and the second upper part (220).

[0144] The handle bracket (280) is connected to the upper portions of the first upper frame (172) and the second upper frame (222). The handle bracket (280) secures the first upper frame (172) and the second upper frame (222). The handle bracket (280) is arranged to surround one side of the first upper frame (172) and the second upper frame (222).

[0145] Referring to Fig. 5, the first upper part is described.

[0146] The first upper part (170) includes a first upper frame (172) extending upward from the base frame (112), and a first holder frame (200) spaced apart from the base frame (112) and extending in a direction perpendicular to the first upper frame (172).

[0147] The first upper frame (172) is coupled to the second upper frame (222). The first upper frame (172) is positioned on the outer side of the second upper frame (222). The second upper frame (222) is positioned on the inner side of the first upper frame (172). Here, the outer side may be a direction facing the outside of the glass rack. Additionally, the inner side may be a direction facing the inside of the glass rack.

[0148] It is arranged to contact the outer side of the second upper frame (222) of the first upper frame (172).

[0149] The first upper frame (172) includes a pair of first vertical frames (174) that are coupled to the base frame (112) and extend upward, and a first horizontal frame (190) that connects the upper ends of the pair of first vertical frames (174).

[0150] The first upper frame (172) includes a first fastening portion (180) that is coupled to the base frame (112).

[0151] A first fastening part (180) is arranged at the lower end of each of a pair of first vertical frames (174).

[0152] The first fastening portion (180) includes a lower hook (184) that protrudes downward. The first fastening portion (180) is provided with a lower hook (184) that protrudes downward to fix the arrangement of the first upper frame (172).

[0153] A fixed groove (186) is formed in the center of the lower hook (184) and extends upward. A fixed projection (236) of the second upper frame (222), which will be described below, can be inserted into the fixed groove (186).

[0154] On the inner circumferential surface of the first vertical frame (174), a plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) are arranged to protrude so as to be coupled with the second vertical frame (224). The plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) are arranged to be spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction.

[0155] Each of the plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) can be inserted into one side of the second vertical frame (224). The inner circumferential surface of the first vertical frame (174) includes a separation rib (178) that separates each of the plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) from the first vertical frame (174).

[0156] The isolation rib (178) can extend in the vertical direction from the inner circumference of the first upper frame (172).

[0157] Each of the plurality of connecting protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) can be formed to have a smaller size as it is positioned lower.

[0158] The plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) may include a first coupling protrusion (176a), a second coupling protrusion (176b) positioned below the first coupling protrusion (176a), and a third coupling protrusion (176c) positioned below the second coupling protrusion (176b).

[0159] The first coupling protrusion (176a) is larger than the second coupling protrusion (176b). The second coupling protrusion (176b) is larger than the third coupling protrusion (176c).

[0160] The first horizontal frame (190) includes an upper plate (192) positioned between the handle bracket (280) and the second horizontal frame (240), and a reinforcing rib (194) protruding from the upper surface or lower surface of the upper plate (192).

[0161] The reinforcing ribs (194) can be formed in a shape that intersects each other on the upper surface of the upper plate (192).

[0162] The first holder frame (200) protrudes vertically from a pair of first vertical frames (174). A first holder hanger (206) to which a holder (260) is coupled is arranged on the first holder frame (200). A plurality of first holder hangers (206) are arranged on the first holder frame (200). The plurality of first holder hangers (206) are arranged to be spaced apart from each other in the first direction.

[0163] The first holder frame (200) includes a first holder hanging bar (202) that is spaced apart from the first upper frame (172) and extends in a first direction, and a pair of first extension bars (204) that extend from each end of the first holder hanging bar (202) in the direction of a pair of first vertical frames (174).

[0164] Two first holder hangers (206) spaced apart in the first direction can be arranged on the first holder hanger bar (202).

[0165] Referring to Fig. 6, the second upper part is described.

[0166] The second upper part (220) includes a second upper frame (222) extending upward from the base frame (112), and a second holder frame (250) spaced apart from the base frame (112) and extending in a direction perpendicular to the second upper frame (222).

[0167] The second upper frame (222) is combined with the first upper frame (172). The second upper frame (222) is placed on the inner side of the first upper frame (172).

[0168] The second upper frame (222) includes a pair of second vertical frames (224) that are coupled to the base frame (112) and extend upward, and a second horizontal frame (240) that connects the upper ends of the pair of second vertical frames (224).

[0169] A pair of flanges (222a) protruding outward from both ends may be arranged on the second upper frame (222). The pair of flanges (222a) are arranged to surround both sides of the first upper frame (172).

[0170] The second upper frame (222) includes a second fastening portion (230) that is coupled to the base frame (112). The second fastening portion (230) is arranged at the lower end of each of the pair of second vertical frames (224).

[0171] The second fastening portion (230) may have a shape that surrounds the first fastening portion (180). The second fastening portion (230) includes a fixing projection (236) that protrudes toward the first fastening portion (180) so as to be inserted into a fixing groove (186) formed in the first fastening portion (180).

[0172] On the outer circumferential surface of the second vertical frame (224), a plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c) are arranged so as to protrude to be coupled with the first vertical frame (174). A plurality of engaging protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) protruding from the first vertical frame (174) are inserted into each of the plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c). Specifically, each of the plurality of engaging protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) of the first vertical frame (174) is inserted into each of the plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c) of the second vertical frame (224).

[0173] Each of the plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c) may be formed to have a smaller size as they are positioned lower.

[0174] The plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c) may include a first receptacle (226a), a second receptacle (226b) positioned below the first receptacle (226a), and a third receptacle (226c) positioned below the second receptacle (226b).

[0175] The first receptacle (226a) is larger than the second receptacle (226b). The second receptacle (226b) is larger than the third receptacle (226c).

[0176] The second horizontal frame (240) includes a lower plate (242) positioned below the first horizontal frame (190) and an upper flange (246) protruding upward from both ends of the lower plate (242). The upper flange (246) can fix the arrangement of the handle bracket (280) described below.

[0177] The second holder frame (250) protrudes vertically from a pair of second vertical frames (224). A second holder hanger (256) to which a holder (260) is coupled is arranged on the second holder frame (250). A plurality of second holder hangers (256) are arranged on the second holder frame (250). The plurality of second holder hangers (256) are arranged to be spaced apart from each other in the first direction.

[0178] The second holder frame (250) includes a second holder hanging bar (252) that is spaced apart from the second upper frame (222) and extends in the first direction, and a pair of second extension bars (254) that extend from each end of the second holder hanging bar (252) in the direction of a pair of second vertical frames (224).

[0179] Two second holder hangers (256) spaced apart in the first direction can be placed on the second holder hanger bar (252).

[0180] Referring to Fig. 7, the joint portion of the first upper frame and the second upper frame is described.

[0181] Each of the plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) is inserted into each of the plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c).

[0182] Each of the plurality of connecting protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c) is formed such that the width of the upper portion (176a1, 176b1, 176c1) is larger than the width of the lower portion (176a2, 176b2, 176c2).

[0183] Each of the plurality of receptacles (226a, 226b, 226c) has a structure that contacts each of the plurality of coupling protrusions (176a, 176b, 176c).

[0184] The first coupling protrusion (176a) is positioned above the second coupling protrusion (176b). The width (176a2) of the lower end of the first coupling protrusion (176a) is formed to be equal to or greater than the width (176b1) of the upper end of the second coupling protrusion (176b).

[0185] The second coupling protrusion (176b) is positioned above the third coupling protrusion (176c). The width (176b2) of the lower end of the second coupling protrusion (176b) is formed to be equal to or greater than the width (176c1) of the upper end of the third coupling protrusion (176c).

[0186] The lower part of the upper frame (172, 222) is inserted into one side of the base frame (112).

[0187] The plurality of second inner ribs (156) have a structure that extends upwards toward the center (156a) of the second inner ribs (156) that intersect each other.

[0188] The holder (260) is positioned above the second inner rib (156). The stem (32) of the wine glass (30) is positioned on the holder (260). The rim (34) of the wine glass (30) is positioned on the second inner rib (156).

[0189] The center (156a) of the plurality of second inner ribs (156) is positioned apart from the upper frame (172, 222). The center (262a) of the slot (262) formed in the holder (260) is positioned apart from the upper frame (172, 222).

[0190] An imaginary line connecting the center (156a) of the plurality of second inner ribs (156) and the center (262a) of the slot (262) formed in the holder (260) is inclined in a direction away from the imaginary vertical line toward the upper frame (172, 222). That is, an imaginary line connecting the center (156a) of the plurality of second inner ribs (156) and the center (262a) of the slot (262) formed in the holder (260) forms an inclination angle (θ) from the imaginary vertical line.

[0191] The distance (L1) at which the center (262a) of the slot (262) formed in the holder (260) is spaced apart from the upper frame (172, 222) is greater than the distance (L2) at which the center () of the plurality of inner ribs () is spaced apart from the upper frame (172, 222).

[0192] Accordingly, when the wine glass is placed, the stem (32) of the wine glass (30) is tilted away from the upper frame (172, 222). Accordingly, the wine glass is separated from the handle bracket (280). The user can easily hold the handle bracket.

[0193] Referring to Fig. 8, the arrangement and connection relationship in the lower area of ​​the first upper frame and the second upper frame are described.

[0194] The first upper frame (172) is arranged on the outside of the second upper frame (222). The second upper frame (222) is arranged on the inside of the first upper frame (172). The second upper frame (222) includes a pair of flanges (222a) that protrude to contact both sides of the first upper frame (172).

[0195] The lower part of the first upper frame (172) includes a first fastening part (180) that is inserted into the base frame (112). The first fastening part (180) is positioned closer to the second upper frame (222) than to the first upper frame (172).

[0196] The first fastening portion (180) is formed with a first step (182). The first step (182) limits the area in which the first upper frame (172) is inserted into the base frame (112).

[0197] The first fastening portion (180) is provided with a lower hook (184) that protrudes downward. A fixing groove (186) that extends upward from the lower portion is formed in the center of the lower hook (184). A fixing projection (236) of the second upper frame (222) is inserted into the fixing groove (186).

[0198] The first fastening portion (180) includes a pair of lower hooks (184) that protrude downward and are spaced apart in the width direction of the first upper frame (172). A fixing groove (186) is formed between the pair of lower hooks (184).

[0199] The lower part of the second upper frame (222) includes a second fastening part (230) that is inserted into the base frame (112). The second fastening part (230) is positioned closer to the first upper frame (172) than to the second upper frame (222).

[0200] The second fastening portion (230) is formed with a second step (232). The second step (232) limits the area in which the second upper frame (222) is inserted into the base frame (112).

[0201] The second fastening portion (230) includes a pair of lower flanges (234) that protrude to surround both sides of the first fastening portion (180).

[0202] In the second fastening portion (230), a fixing projection (236) protruding toward the first fastening portion (180) is arranged so as to be inserted into a fixing groove (186) formed in the first fastening portion (180). The fixing projection (236) can limit downward movement of the first upper frame (172).

[0203] Referring to Fig. 9, the joint portion of the base frame is described.

[0204] The base frame (112) includes a joint portion (114) into which the first upper frame (172) and the second upper frame (222) are inserted. A boundary wall (116) is arranged on one side of the base frame (112) to form a space into which a portion of the first upper part (170) and the second upper part (220) are inserted.

[0205] The joint part (114) includes a boundary wall (116) forming a space into which a part of the upper part (170, 220) is inserted, a first inner wall (118) positioned inside the boundary wall (116) and protruding to contact the lower hook (184), and a second inner wall (120) positioned inside the boundary wall (116) and supporting a second fastening part (230).

[0206] Inside the boundary wall (116), a first inner wall (118) protruding to contact the lower end of the first upper frame (172) and a second inner wall (120) protruding to support the lower end of the second upper frame (222) are arranged.

[0207] A hook hole (122) into which a lower hook (184) is inserted is formed between the first inner wall (118) and the second inner wall (120). A pair of hook holes (122) are provided to correspond to a pair of lower hooks (184).

[0208] The first inner wall (118) and the second inner wall (120) are formed at different heights.

[0209] Referring to Fig. 10, the connection relationship between the first upper frame, the second upper frame, and the base frame is described.

[0210] The lower part of the upper part (170, 220) is inserted into and fixed to one side of the lower part (110).

[0211] The lower part of the first upper frame (172) and the lower part of the second upper frame (222) are inserted into one side of the base frame (112).

[0212] The first fastening portion (180) and the second fastening portion (230) are inserted into the joint portion (114) of the base frame (112). The first step (182) of the first fastening portion (180) is caught on the boundary wall (116). The second step (232) of the second fastening portion (230) is caught on the boundary wall (116).

[0213] In addition, the lower part of the second fastening portion (230) is positioned above the second inner wall (120). The second inner wall (120) restricts the downward movement of the second fastening portion (230). The second inner wall (120) restricts the downward movement of the second upper frame (222).

[0214] The lower hook (184) is placed in contact with the first inner wall (118). The first inner wall (118) restricts the upward movement of the lower hook (184). The first inner wall (118) restricts the upward movement of the first upper frame (172).

[0215] Referring to Fig. 11, the connection relationship between the holder hanger and the holder is explained.

[0216] The first holder frame (200) and the second holder frame (250) are arranged in opposite directions. The first holder frame (200) is arranged on one side of the first upper frame (172), and the second holder frame (250) is arranged on the other side of the second upper frame (222).

[0217] The first holder frame (200) includes a first holder hanging bar (202) that is spaced apart from the first upper frame (172) and extends in a first direction, and a pair of first extension bars (204) that extend from each end of the first holder hanging bar (202) in the direction of a pair of first vertical frames (174).

[0218] The second holder frame (250) includes a second holder hanging bar (252) that is spaced apart from the second upper frame (222) and extends in the first direction, and a pair of second extension bars (254) that extend from each end of the second holder hanging bar (252) in the direction of a pair of second vertical frames (224).

[0219] Two first holder hangers (206) spaced apart in the first direction are arranged on the first holder hanger bar (202), and two second holder hangers (256) spaced apart in the first direction are arranged on the second holder hanger bar (252).

[0220] A holder (260) is placed on each of the first holder hanger (206) and the second holder hanger (256). The holder (260) may be formed of a rubber material.

[0221] An enlarged first holder hanger (206) and a holder (260) coupled thereto are described. The structure of the first holder hanger (206) described below can be equally applied to the second holder hanger (256).

[0222] The first holder hanger (206) includes a holder slot (208) opened to secure the holder (260) and a protruding hanging rib (210) to secure the holder (260). One side of the holder (260) can be inserted into the slot (262). The hanging rib (210) can be inserted into one side of the holder (260).

[0223] The hanging rib (210) includes a first hanging rib (210a) that protrudes from one side of the first holder frame (200) and contacts one side of the holder (260), and a second hanging rib (210b) that extends from the first hanging rib (210a) by bending and is inserted into one side of the holder (260).

[0224] The holder (260) is mounted on the first holder hanger (206). The holder (260) is formed with a slot (262) into which the stem of the wine glass is inserted. The slot (262) includes a retaining area (264) in which the stem of the wine glass is placed, and a tapered area (266) in which the slot (262) is narrowed to prevent the stem of the wine glass from being detached.

[0225] The holder (260) is formed of a rubber material and can minimize friction or impact on a wine glass inserted into the slot (262).

[0226] The holder (260) is formed with a rib groove (268) into which a part of the first holder hanger (206) is inserted. The second hanger rib (210b) of the first holder hanger (206) is inserted into the rib groove (268).

[0227] The holder (260) is provided with a fixing tip (270) that protrudes to be fixed to the holder slot (208). The fixing tip (270) can fix the holder (260) placed in the holder slot (208).

[0228] Referring to FIGS. 12a to 12c, the structure of the holder hanger and its connection relationship with the holder are described.

[0229] The hanging rib (210) protrudes from the holder frame (200, 250). The hanging rib (210) is spaced apart from the holder slot (208). The second hanging rib (210b) is spaced apart from the holder slot (208). An inner protrusion groove (212) for fixing the arrangement of the holder (260) is formed in the second hanging rib (210b).

[0230] The holder (260) is arranged to surround the second hanging rib (210b). Therefore, when the holder (260) is mounted on the first holder hanger (206), the second hanging rib (210b) is arranged inside the holder (260).

[0231] The holder (260) includes an inner protrusion (272) that protrudes inwardly in the area where the second hanging rib (210b) is inserted. When combined with the first holder hanger (206), the inner protrusion (272) is inserted into the inner protrusion groove (212) formed in the second hanging rib (210b).

[0232] Referring to Fig. 13a, the connection relationship between the first upper frame, the second upper frame, and the handle bracket according to the first embodiment is described.

[0233] A second upper frame (222) is placed under the first upper frame (172). A second horizontal frame (240) is placed under the first horizontal frame (190). The first horizontal frame (190) is placed within the space formed by the second horizontal frame (240).

[0234] The first horizontal frame (190) includes an upper plate (192) and a reinforcing rib (194) protruding upward or downward from the upper plate (192). The reinforcing rib (194) includes an upper rib (194a) protruding upward from the upper plate (192) and a lower rib (194b) protruding downward from the upper plate (192).

[0235] The lower rib (194b) can be formed longer than the upper rib (194a).

[0236] The second horizontal frame (240) includes a lower plate (242) and a pair of upper flanges (246) protruding upward from both ends of the lower plate (242). Each of the pair of upper flanges (246) has a hook shape protruding outward.

[0237] Each of the pair of upper flanges (246) includes an outer projection (247) protruding outward. A first horizontal frame (912) is arranged between the pair of upper flanges (246).

[0238] The lower plate (242) has a convex shape toward the bottom. The lower plate (242) is placed below the upper plate (192).

[0239] The handle bracket (280) has a shape that surrounds a portion of the first horizontal frame (190) and the second horizontal frame (240). The handle bracket (280) is arranged to cover one side of the first horizontal frame (190) and the second horizontal frame (240).

[0240] The handle bracket (280) covers the upper side of the first horizontal frame (190) and is fixed to the outer protrusion (247) of the second horizontal frame (240).

[0241] It includes a handle bracket (280), an upper cover (282) placed on top of the first upper frame (172), a pair of side covers (284) extending downward from both ends of the upper cover (282), and a pair of lower covers (286) extending in an adjacent direction from the lower ends of each of the pair of side covers (284).

[0242] The upper cover (282) may have a convex shape toward the top.

[0243] The side cover (284) can be placed apart from the outer protrusion (247).

[0244] The lower surface (247a) of the outer protrusion (247) forms a surface that is approximately perpendicular to the side cover (284). The end of the catch (288) described below can come into contact with the lower surface (247a) of the outer protrusion (247).

[0245] The handle bracket (280) is banded at the ends of a pair of lower covers (286) and includes a pair of catches (288) that come into contact with the second upper frame (222).

[0246] A pair of catches (288) are arranged to contact each of a pair of upper flanges (246) of the second upper frame (222). Each of the pair of catches (288) contacts the protruding lower surface of the pair of upper flanges (246). Therefore, the arrangement of the handle bracket (280) can be fixed.

[0247] The length of the lower cover (286) is formed to be less than half the length of the side cover (284).

[0248] The width of the upper plate (192) can be formed to be greater than 2 / 3 of the length of the lower cover (286).

[0249] Referring to Fig. 13b, the connection relationship between the first upper frame, the second upper frame, and the handle bracket according to the second embodiment is described.

[0250] The length of the lower cover (286) is formed to be greater than half the length of the side cover (284) and less than the length of the side cover (284).

[0251] The width of the upper plate (192) can be formed to be greater than half and less than 2 / 3 of the length of the lower cover (286).

[0252] Referring to Fig. 13c, the connection relationship between the first upper frame, the second upper frame, and the handle bracket according to the third embodiment is described.

[0253] This is explained based on the differences from the structure according to the first embodiment.

[0254] The outer protrusion (247) can be placed in contact with the inner surface of the side cover (284).

[0255] Each of a pair of studs (288) is positioned facing each of a pair of lower covers (286). The lower surface (247a) of the outer stud (247) can form a surface parallel to the lower surface of the lower plate (242).

[0256] Each of the pair of studs (288) can be arranged to contact the lower surface (247a) of the outer stud (247).

[0257] Referring to Fig. 14, a glass rack according to another embodiment is described.

[0258] The glass rack (300) is installed on top of the rack and includes a lower part (310) on which wine glasses are placed, an upper frame (320) placed above the lower part (310), and a holder frame (330) fixed to the upper frame (320) and holding wine glasses.

[0259] The lower part (310) includes a base frame (312) and a support rib (314) placed inside the base frame (312) and on which a wine glass is placed.

[0260] The support rib (314) is placed on the inside of the base frame (312). The support rib (314) places a plurality of wine glasses spaced apart in the front-back and left-right directions.

[0261] A joint (316) to which an upper part (320) is fastened is arranged on one side of the base frame (312).

[0262] The lower part of the upper frame (320) is connected to the connecting part (316) of the base frame (312). An insertion part (322) that is inserted into the connecting part (316) of the base frame (312) is arranged at the lower part of the upper frame (320).

[0263] The upper frame (320) is formed in a roughly 'ㄷ' shape. A mounting groove (324) in which a holder frame (330) is mounted is formed on one side of the upper frame (320).

[0264] The holder frame (330) has a structure that is coupled to one side of the upper frame (320). The holder frame (330) can be formed into a square ring-shaped structure.

[0265] The holder frame (330) includes a first holder hanger bar (332) on which a plurality of first holder hangers (338) are arranged, and a second holder hanger bar (334) on which a plurality of second holder hangers (338) are arranged. In addition, the holder frame (330) includes a pair of connecting bars (336) that connect both ends of the first holder hanger bar (332) and the second holder hanger bar (334).

[0266] Each of a pair of connecting bars (336) is fixed to one side of the upper frame (320). Each of a pair of connecting bars (336) is formed with a corresponding groove (337) that is fixed to one side of the upper frame (320). The corresponding groove (337) is mounted in the mounting groove (324) of the upper frame (320).

[0267] Although the preferred embodiments of the present disclosure have been illustrated and described above, the present disclosure is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and various modifications may be made by a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present disclosure pertains without departing from the gist of the present disclosure as claimed in the claims, and such modifications should not be understood individually from the technical idea or prospect of the present disclosure.

Claims

1. A lower part including a base frame, a first support rib arranged inside the base frame and on which one side of a wine glass is placed, and a second support rib arranged inside the base frame and spaced apart from the first support rib and on which one side of a wine glass is placed; A first upper part including a first upper frame fixed to the base frame and extending upward, and a first holder frame protruding from the first upper frame in the direction in which the first holding rib is arranged and supporting the other side of a wine glass arranged on the first holding rib; A glass rack comprising a second upper part including a second upper frame fixed to the base frame and extending upward, and a second holder frame protruding from the second upper frame in the direction in which the second holding rib is arranged and supporting the other side of a wine glass arranged on the second holding rib.

2. In paragraph 1, The first upper frame and the second upper frame are connected to each other, and the glass rack is inserted into one side of the base frame.

3. In paragraph 1, The first upper frame includes a first fastening portion that protrudes downward to be inserted into one side of the base frame, The second upper frame is a glass rack including a second fastening part connected to the first fastening part and inserted into one side of the base frame.

4. In paragraph 3, The second fastening portion is a glass rack including a pair of lower flanges that protrude to surround both sides of the first fastening portion.

5. In paragraph 3, The above first fastening portion is a glass rack in which a lower hook protruding downwards is arranged to fix the arrangement of the first upper frame.

6. In paragraph 5, In the above lower hook, a fixed groove is formed from the lower part to the upper part, A glass rack in which a fixing projection protruding in the direction of the first fixing portion is arranged in the second fixing portion so as to be inserted into the fixing groove.

7. In paragraph 1, On one side of the above base frame, a boundary wall is arranged to form a space into which the first upper part and a part of the second upper part are inserted. At the lower end of the first upper frame, a first step that contacts the boundary wall is formed, A glass rack having a second step formed at the lower end of the second upper frame in contact with the boundary wall.

8. In paragraph 7, Inside the above boundary wall, a first inner wall protruding to contact the lower end of the first upper frame and a second inner wall protruding to support the lower end of the second upper frame are arranged. A glass rack in which the first inner wall and the second inner wall are formed at different heights.

9. In paragraph 8, At the lower end of the first upper frame, a lower hook is arranged to be hooked to the lower surface of the first inner wall. The above first inner wall is a glass rack that limits the upward movement of the first upper frame.

10. In paragraph 8, The above second inner wall is a glass rack that limits downward movement of the lower part of the second upper frame.

11. In paragraph 1, On the inner circumferential surface of the first upper frame, a plurality of coupling projections are arranged so as to protrude and be spaced apart in the vertical direction so as to be coupled with the second upper frame. A glass rack having a plurality of receptacles protruding from the outer peripheral surface of the second upper frame to be coupled to each of the plurality of coupling protrusions.

12. In paragraph 11, A glass rack in which the plurality of connecting protrusions are formed in a smaller size the lower they are located.

13. In paragraph 11, The above plurality of coupling protrusions include a first coupling protrusion and a second coupling protrusion disposed below the first coupling protrusion, A glass rack in which the width of the lower end of the first coupling protrusion is formed to be equal to or greater than the width of the upper end of the second coupling protrusion.

14. In paragraph 1, A glass rack including a handle bracket that secures the first upper frame and the second upper frame.

15. In paragraph 14, The above first upper frame is arranged on the outside of the above second upper frame, The above handle bracket is a glass rack arranged to surround one side of the first upper frame and the second upper frame.

16. In paragraph 14, The first upper frame includes a pair of first vertical frames that are coupled to the base frame and extend upward, and a first horizontal frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of first vertical frames. The second upper frame includes a pair of second vertical frames that are coupled to the base frame and extend upward, and a second horizontal frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of second vertical frames. The above handle bracket is a glass rack arranged to cover one side of the first horizontal frame and the second horizontal frame.

17. In paragraph 1, The lower part includes a plurality of first support ribs arranged inside the base frame and on which a plurality of wine glasses are placed, and a plurality of second support ribs arranged inside the base frame and spaced apart from the first support ribs and on which a plurality of wine glasses are placed. The above plurality of first support ribs are arranged to be inclined in the first direction, The glass rack in which the plurality of second support ribs are arranged to be tilted in a second direction opposite to the first direction.

18. In paragraph 17, Each of the plurality of first holders is arranged to be spaced apart from each of the plurality of first support ribs in the first direction, A glass rack in which each of the plurality of second holders is spaced apart from each of the plurality of second support ribs in the second direction.

19. In paragraph 17, In each of the first holder and the second holder, a slot is formed into which one side of a wine glass is inserted, The length of the center of the slot of the first holder from the upper frame is formed longer than the length of the center of the first support rib from the upper frame, A glass rack in which the distance from the upper frame of the center of the slot of the second holder is longer than the distance from the upper frame of the center of the second support rib.

20. In paragraph 19, The upper frame includes a pair of vertical frames extending upward from the base frame and a horizontal frame connecting the upper ends of the pair of vertical frames. The above horizontal frame is a glass rack placed above the holder frame.

21. Tub forming a washing space; A rack placed inside the above tub; Including a glass rack mounted on the above rack, The above glass rack: A lower part including a base frame, a first supporting rib disposed inside the base frame and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed, and a second supporting rib disposed inside the base frame and spaced apart from the first supporting rib and on which one side of a wine glass is disposed; A first upper part including a first upper frame fixed to the base frame and extending upward, and a first holder frame protruding from the first upper frame in the direction in which the first holding rib is arranged and supporting the other side of a wine glass arranged on the first holding rib; A dishwasher comprising a second upper part including a second upper frame fixed to the base frame and extending upward, and a second holder frame protruding from the second upper frame in the direction in which the second holding rib is arranged and supporting the other side of a wine glass arranged on the second holding rib.

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