Angle bar for shelf assembly
Provided is an angle bar for shelf assembly, the angle bar including a vertical frame in which a plurality of fastening grooves is formed and a horizontal frame on which a fastening protrusion is formed, wherein the plurality of fastening grooves, each including upper and lower grooves, are formed, the lower groove has a narrower width than the upper groove, and is connected to the upper groove with an inclination portion in between, wherein the fastening protrusion includes a convex portion having an inclination surface and first and second wing portions that are formed on lateral surfaces, respectively, of the convex portion, and wherein a distance between respective end portions of the first and second wing portions is smaller than a width of the upper groove and is larger than a width of the lower groove, and the convex portion has a wider width than the lower groove.
1. An angle bar for shelf assembly, the angle bar including a vertical frame in which a plurality of fastening grooves is formed lengthwise and a horizontal frame on which a fastening protrusion to be inserted into a corresponding fastening groove from said plurality of fastening grooves is formed, wherein the plurality of fastening grooves each include an upper groove and a lower groove that are sequentially formed lengthwise, the lower groove has a narrower width than the upper groove, and is connected to the upper groove with an inclination portion in between,
wherein the fastening protrusion includes a convex portion having an inclination surface widthwise in an upward-downward direction, a first wing portion, a second wing portion, and a median portion that extends between and connects the first wing portion and the second wing portion, wherein the first wing portion and the second wing portion are directly attached to the horizontal frame and are generally perpendicular to the horizontal frame, wherein the first wing portion, the second wing portion, and the median portion surround the convex portion, and
wherein a distance between an end portion of the first wing portion and an end portion of the second wing portion is smaller than a width in a leftward-rightward direction of the upper groove and is larger than a width in the leftward-right direction of the lower groove, and the convex portion has a wider width in the leftward-rightward direction than the lower groove in such a manner as to be forced to be inserted into the lower groove.
2. An angle bar for shelf assembly, the angle bar including a vertical frame in which a plurality of fastening grooves is formed lengthwise and a horizontal frame on which a fastening protrusion is inserted into a corresponding fastening groove from said plurality of fastening grooves is formed, wherein the plurality of fastening grooves each include an upper groove, a middle groove, and a lower groove that are sequentially formed lengthwise, the middle groove has a narrower width than the upper groove and is connected to the upper groove with an inclination portion in between, and the lower groove has a narrower width than the middle groove and is connected to the middle groove with the inclination in between,
wherein the fastening protrusion includes a convex portion having an inclination surface widthwise in an upward-downward direction a first wing portion, a second wing portion, and a median portion that extends between and connects the first wing portion and the second wing portion, wherein the first wing portion and the second wing portion are directly attached to the horizontal frame and are generally perpendicular to the horizontal frame, wherein the first wing portion, the second wing portion, and the median portion surround the convex portion, and
wherein a distance between an end portion of the first wing portion and an end portion of the second wing portion is smaller than a width in a leftward-rightward direction of the upper groove and is larger than a width in the leftward-right direction of the lower groove, and the convex portion has a narrower width in the leftward-rightward direction than the middle groove and has the wider width than the lower groove in such a manner as to be forced to be inserted into the lower groove.
3. The angle bar of claim 1 , wherein the convex portion of the fastening protrusion comprises an upper convex portion and a lower convex portion with an interface portion in between, and
wherein the upper convex portion is inclined more steeply in a vicinity of the interface portion than the lower convex portion.
4. The angle bar of claim 2 , wherein the convex portion of the fastening protrusion comprises an upper convex portion and a lower convex portion with an interface portion in between, and
wherein the upper convex portion is inclined more steeply in a vicinity of the interface portion than the lower convex portion.
5. The angle bar of claim 3 , wherein the fastening protrusion is inserted into the fastening groove for being fastened thereto, in such a manner that the interface portion reaches an end portion of the lower groove, and
wherein the lower convex portion is configured to be presses against a rear surface of the vertical frame.
6. The angle bar of claim 4 , wherein the fastening protrusion is inserted into the fastening groove for being fastened thereto, in such a manner that the interface portion reaches an end portion of the lower groove, and
wherein the lower convex portion is configured to be presses against a rear surface of the vertical frame.
7. The angle bar of claim 3 , wherein the interface portion is formed on the convex portion in such a manner that the vertical frame is inserted between the wing portion and the interface portion.
8. The angle bar of claim 4 , wherein the interface portion is formed on the convex portion in such a manner that the vertical frame is inserted between the wing portion and the interface portion.
9. The angle bar of claim 3 , wherein the lower convex portion is arc-shaped widthwise in the upward-downward direction.
10. The angle bar of claim 4 , wherein the lower convex portion is arc-shaped widthwise in the upward-downward direction.