The present invention relates to the technical field of shelves, particularly to a highly flexible shelf device.
The goods shelf in the current market is generally divided by dividers into a plurality of spaces, which are used to place different goods. Each space is generally filled with a plurality of goods to allow for timely replenishment of the goods that are taken away. However, as many goods are placed in a space, there is a possibility of theft of the goods. As the spaces are not sheltered and protected, it is likely that many goods are stolen in a short period of time, resulting in losses of the shopping malls and other venues. In addition, although the shopping mall provides a cover to cover the entire shelf, when the cover is opened there is still a risk of theft of the goods. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a shelf structure that can reduce the risk of theft.
To address the problems in the prior art, the present invention provides a highly flexible shelf device and uses cover plates to cover placement areas to increase the difficulty of theft of the goods, thereby reducing the risk of theft of the goods. Further, position adjusting blocks are provided. The position adjusting blocks are inserted in mounting positions and achieve the adjustment of the relative positions of the cover plates and the divider modules, thereby adapting to different goods and making it difficult for different goods to be stolen.
To solve the above technical problem, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: the highly flexible shelf device comprises a pallet and a plurality of divider modules and further comprises a plurality of cover plates and a plurality of position adjusting blocks, the divider modules are provided with a plurality of mounting positions, the position adjusting blocks are mounted on the cover plates and detachably inserted in the mounting positions, the plurality of divider modules are spaced on the pallet, goods placement areas are formed between adjacent divider modules, and each placement area is covered with at least one of the cover plates.
Preferably, the plurality of the mounting positions are spaced apart, the position adjusting blocks are protruded with clamping blocks, and the clamping blocks are assembled in the mounting positions.
Preferably, clamping grooves are opened in the position adjusting blocks, the cover plates are clamped in the clamping grooves, the walls of the clamping grooves are protruded with bumps, clamping holes are opened in the cover plates, and the bumps are clamped in the clamping holes.
Preferably, each of the divider modules comprises a fixed plate and an adjusting plate, which are detachably connected, and one of the cover plates is slidably mounted between the fixed plate and the adjusting plate.
Preferably, the divider modules are 5 mm thick.
Preferably, the highly flexible shelf device further comprises push-pull modules used for pushing goods to move on the pallet.
Preferably, each of the push-pull modules comprises a push plate and a resilient member, one end of the resilient member is mounted on a divider module, the other end of the resilient member is mounted on the push plate, and the push plate is slidably arrange on the divider module.
Preferably, the push-pull module further comprises a slider, the slider is slidably connected to the divider module, and the push plate is mounted on the slider.
Preferably, a spacing adjuster is arranged on each of the two sides of the pallet and provided with a plurality of slots, and a fixing leg is mounted at the bottom of the fixed plate of the divider module and inserted in the slot.
Preferably, the highly flexible shelf device further comprises mounting plates, which are mounted on a side of the pallet and protruded with a plurality of hooks.
Preferably, the highly flexible shelf device further comprises a baffle, which is rotatably mounted under the pallet.
Preferably, a shelf is arranged under the pallet and comprises a fixing rack, a retractable rack and a retraction control module, the pallet is detachably mounted on the retractable rack, the retractable rack is slidably connected to the fixing rack, the retraction control module comprises a pull-out piece and a locking piece, one end of the pull-out piece is rotatably arranged on the retractable rack, the other end of the pull-out piece is connected to one end of the locking piece, a first lock hole is opened in the retractable rack, and the other end of the locking piece is movably inserted in the first lock hole.
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1—pallet, 2—divider module, 3—cover plate, 4—position adjusting block, 5—mounting position, 7—clamping block, 8—clamping groove, 9—bump, 10—clamping hole, 11—fixing plate, 12—adjusting plate, 13—push plate, 14—resilient member, 15—slider, 16—spacing adjuster, 17—slot, 18—fixing leg, 19—mounting plate, 20—hook, 21—baffle, 22—shelf, 23—fixing rack, 24—retractable rack, 25—pull-out piece, 26—locking piece.
To facilitate the understanding of those skilled in the art, below the present invention is further described in conjunction with embodiments and drawings. The content mentioned in the embodiments is not a limitation to the present invention. Below the present invention is elaborated by referring to the drawings.
This embodiment provides a highly flexible shelf device, as shown in
Specifically, as shown in
Further, as shown in
Further,
Specifically, each of the divider modules 2 in this embodiment optionally comprises a fixed plate 11 and an adjusting plate 12, which are detachably connected. As shown in
As an alternative implementation mode of the divider modules 2 in this embodiment, the fixed plate 11 and the adjusting plate 12 are fixedly assembled. In other words, a detachable structure is not needed and instead, only a space for sliding of the cover plate 3 is needed on each of the divider modules 2. Further, the thickness of the divider modules 2 in this embodiment can be optionally set to 5 mm, which is relatively thin, so the space of the goods placement areas can be increased, thereby accommodating more goods.
This embodiment provides a highly flexible shelf device. As shown in
Specifically, each of the push-pull modules comprises a push plate 13 and a resilient member 14, one end of the resilient member 14 is mounted on a divider module 2, the other end of the resilient member 14 is mounted on the push plate 13, and the push plate 13 is slidably arranged on the divider module 2. The push-pull module further comprises a slider 15. As shown in
This embodiment provides a highly flexible shelf device. As shown in
Specifically, the spacing adjuster 16 is provided with a plurality of spaced slots 17, and by inserting the fixing leg 18 of the fixed plate 11 into different slot 17, the position of the fixed plate 11 can be changed, thereby adjusting the space between adjacent divider modules 2 and changing the size of the goods placement area to adapt to different goods.
This embodiment provides a highly flexible shelf device. As shown in
Specifically, for easier installation, mounting plates 19 are arranged on a side of the pallet 1, and hooks 20 are arranged on the mounting plates 19. The mounting plates 19 and the hooks 20 are as shown in
This embodiment provides a highly flexible shelf device. As shown in
Still further, a shelf 22 is arranged under the pallet 1 in this embodiment and comprises a fixing rack 23, a retractable rack 24 and a retraction control module. The pallet 1 is detachably mounted on the retractable rack 24. The retraction control module comprises a pull-out piece 25 and a locking piece 26. One end of the pull-out piece 25 is rotatably arranged on the retractable rack 24, the other end of the pull-out piece 25 is connected to one end of the locking piece 26, a first lock hole (not shown in the figure) is opened in the retractable rack 24, and the other end of the locking piece 26 is movably inserted in the first lock hole.
Specifically, for easier replenishment of goods, the pallet 1 is set to be a retractable structure in this embodiment. The assembly structure of the shelf 22 is shown in
The above description is a preferred embodiment of the present invention and not a limitation to the present invention in any form. Although the present invention is disclosed above in the form of a preferred embodiment, the preferred embodiment is not intended to limit the present invention. The alterations or modifications made by any one skilled in the art to the technical content disclosed above without departing from the scope of the technical solution of the present invention are equivalent embodiments of equivalent changes. All the simple alterations, equivalent changes and modifications made to the above embodiment without departing from the content of the technical solution of the present invention shall fall within the scope of the technical solution of the present utility model.
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