A - Human Necessities – 47 – B
Patent
A - Human Necessities
47
B
A47B 73/00 (2006.01) A47F 1/08 (2006.01) A47F 7/28 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2360320
A water bottle rack for storing, for transporting by a delivery truck and for subsequently dispensing by gravity standard water plastic jugs having a narrow mouth, a relative flat bottom portion and two or more annular rims extending outwardly from the jug side wall. The rack comprises a rigid frame having a front, a rear, a bottom, a top, two sides and an interior. The rack is adapted to be installed on the floor, on a stand, on the deck within a conventional delivery truck loading area, or stacked on top of each other or moved by a fork-lift truck. A number of inclined guiding rails, paired transversally so as to form shelves, supporting conventional water bottles by two of their annular rims, or a number of inclined shelves configured so as to substantially conform to the contour of a conventional jug. Shelves are secured to the frame in predetermined spaced relationship relative to each other allowing, at each higher side of shelf level the loading of jugs by the front of the back or the rack. The inclined shelves are being disposed alternately one over the other having at their lower side a throat section directly over the higher side of the shelf beneath it and therefore rolling down said jugs back and forth in the rack, back at one level and conversely forth at a lower level, and so, down the shelves until the jugs reach the exit aperture.
Bourbonnais Serge
Lajeunesse Andre
Bourbonnais Serge
Lajeunesse Andre
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