Beer crate (beer table) set 'Beer Prost' with perforated 'Servierplatte' and 4 in the holes of the table retractable cups / trays as a container for crown corks, safe deposit for beer bottles and filling with snacks or the like, in addition to a Magnetic bottle openers in the edge of the table and side compartments for a bottle and schnapps glasses

摘要

This beer crate attachment (beer table) set is characterized by the following: 1. due to the integrity of the plate surface, despite the included accessories, due to the reusability of the holes and the bottle opener integrated into the edge of the table and due to the removable wood cutout as weather protection or "serving plate" included in the set (Fig. 1.a to 1.d) 2. by marginal engagement (= slightly funnel-shaped hole) for easier removal of the "Servierplatte" (Fig. 2) 3. by the initial closure of this hole with a crown cap or eg a cola-bottle cap (fig. 4. by the possibility of reclosing all holes at the end of the use of the beer table 5. through the groove on the "serving plate" that prevents falling through (Fig. 2.a) 6. Through the 4 holes for holding the cups or bowls made of wood or plastic belonging to the set (Fig. 1.d) 7. through the groove at these holes (Fig. 3.a) 8. by the enclosed, cut wooden circles with groove, which prevents the falling through and the Restore the surface integrity of the tabletop after use (Fig. 3) 9. Through the 4 wooden or plastic cups, which widen slightly towards the opening, are made in a beer-barrel look, for example, and dive into the edge of the table (Fig. 4.c) 10. through the container for bottle caps and the cup or bowl for snacks (peanuts, pretzel sticks), etc. (figs 4.c and 4.d) 11. due to the temporary and extremely stable storage option for opened beer bottles (Fig. 12. by the located below the table top on an outside of the cradle wooden box with four cube-shaped wooden compartments for storing eg 4 shot glasses or similar. (Fig. 5.a) 13. due to the 1-2 mm high step outwards at the bottom of these wooden compartments as protection against slipping out of shot glasses (Fig. 5.b) 14. through the rectangular wooden box (or sleeve) for receiving eg a 0.7, 1.0 or 1.5 liter water, cola, lemonade, soda, schnapps or rum bottle on the opposite outside of the cradle (Fig. 6.a) 15. by the hand-shaped bottle opener integrated in the table edge of the beer table (eg with a stylish, curved carpenter's nail), which can be used both mobile (because removable) and stationary (stationary) (Fig. 8.a to 8.c) 16. by the mutually eg center-mounted groove on the bottle opener handle, which serves as a secure guide rail in the table edge (Fig. 7.a and 8.a), wherein the surface of the table top is not injured (also characteristic, so) 17. through the handy bottle opener wooden handle, which originated in the production of the Biertischaufsatz and exactly in the recess of the beer table top ("garage"), and pulled out there and after the use of the bottle opener can be pushed back completely there (Fig. 8 and 9.b and 9.d) 18. by the located at one end of the wooden handle metal nail, which also fits exactly into the recess of the beer table top ("garage") together with the wooden handle and thus a possible risk of injury is prevented by, for example, unintentionally hanging-hung, since the Handle with nail advancing after using the bottle opener in its "garage" can be pushed back completely (Fig. 9) 19. by flush closing the bottle opener handle with the outer edge of the table top (during the "parking position") (Fig. 9) 20. Due to the different dimension (H × B) of the wooden handle, which makes insertion possible in only one position, which facilitates the correct insertion (Fig. 9.b) 21. also characterized by the fact that between "garage roof" and tabletop surface some Millimeters of wood remain, leaving the surface of the beer table intact, leaving no gap or step and maintaining full integrity of the surface (Figure 9) 22. through the recess also for the metal nail (Fig. 8.b and 9.e) 23. by the possibility to push the bottle opener in both directions in the "garage", creating both a "parking position" (nail points inwards) and a position where the bottle opener is to be used in the form fixed to the table (nail points outward, protrudes beyond the edge of the table, Fig. 9) 24. by the magnet, which is embedded in the wooden handle and holds the bottle cap after opening a beer bottle (Fig. 8.c), so this is not lost and initially collected in the enclosed cup (Fig 4.c) and then disposed of later can be. 25. Alternatively, the bottle opener can be fixed to the beer table without a "garage" by means of a flat magnet in a recess below the table top, which is also characteristic (Figure 10.a). 26. Characteristic is also another way of fixing the bottle opener to the plate merely by gluing the magnet to the lower surface without this recess (Fig. 10 without a). 27. Characteristic is the suitability of the box top as presentation table ("eye-catcher") eg at fairs, exhibitions, etc. or as a dining or game table out- and indoor for children (when used for security reasons for example, only 1 mineral water box as a subset because of risk of turnover). 28. Characteristic is also the use of both the whole beer table, only the "serving plate", the bottle opener, as well as the hole closure (the intervention) as an advertising space (eg for breweries).