Abstract This invention relates to a relatively smallsized computer mount carrier rack which can be collapsed when it is housed, stored or conveyed. The carrier rack has such a structure that a computer mount panel is connected to the rear frame structure pivotable around a common axis of both-side joints and slidable by a pair of pins of the joints with respect to left and right columns of the rear frame structure, the rear frame structure is provided with left and right side frame structures which are connected thereto by pivotable joints and collapsible one over the other by rotating them around the axes of the joints so as to overlay the side frame structures on the rear frame structure and deform three structures into triple layer, and that the folded computer mount panel is received within a space defined by the rear frame structure and the collapsed side frame structures, thereby deforming the whole of the disassembled carrier rack into planar configuration.
A computer carrier rack having a plurality of shelves comprising: a vertically elongated rear frame structure of a generally rectangular shape; a computer mount panel attached on said rear frame structure so as to be slideable in the horizontal direction by joints with respect to the rear frame structure and rotatable about a common axis of said joints; side frame structures swingably connected by pivotable joints to the left and right sides of the rear frame structure; supporting portions provided on the insides of both left and right side frame structures, for supporting said plurality of shelves; and carrier wheels secured on the lower portions of the side frame structures.
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A computer carrier rack having a plurality of shelves comprising: a vertically elongated rear frame structure of a generally rectangular shape; a computer mount panel attached on said rear frame structure so as to be slideable in the horizontal direction by joints with respect to the rear frame structure and rotatable about a common axis of said joints; side frame structures swingably connected by pivotable joints to the left and right sides of the rear frame structure; supporting portions provided on the insides of both left and right side frame structures, for supporting said plurality of shelves; and carrier wheels secured on the lower portions of the side frame structures.