FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the technical sector concerning containers with a cover and drawers.

In particular, the present invention relates to a container with a cover and drawers and with a contemporaneous movement mechanism of the cover and the drawers.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PRIOR ART

Containers are known which comprise a box-shaped body which includes an upper containing compartment, a cover and a plurality of drawers; these types of containers are used for containing various articles such as, for example, jewels, make-up, stationery material, tea bags, herbal drink bags and/or coffee pods.

In a case where a user needs to store one or more articles in the container, or needs to collect a specific article from the same container, or has to view the contents of the various parts of the container, he or she is forced to open the cover and then, in succession, each single drawer. The user, therefore, has to perform several opening operations and, thereafter, closing operations of both the cover and of each single drawer previously opened.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The aim of the present invention consists in obviating the above-mentioned drawbacks.

The above-mentioned aim has been obtained with a container with a cover and drawers and with a contemporaneous movement mechanism of the cover and the drawers, according to independent claim 1 and according to dependent claim 4.

The rotatable coupling of the first lever (L1) to the first support (81) advantageously to abut, following the rotation thereof, the first drawer (11), causing the at least partial exit thereof through the second opening (20), and the rotatable coupling of the second lever (L2) to the first support element to abut, following the rotation thereof, the second drawer (12), causing the at least partial exit thereof via the third opening (30), together with the position of the pusher (9) and the connection of the command means (90) to the first lever (L1), to the second lever (L2) and to the pusher (9), enable contemporaneously moving the cover (C) towards the open position (P2) and the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12) towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S): in fact, in order to obtain the contemporaneous opening of the cover (C), of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12) it is sufficient to act on the command means (90) so as to activate the rotation of the first lever (L1), the rotation of the second lever (L2), and to move the pusher (9) so as to push the cover (C) towards the open position (P2).

Consequently it is possible also to contemporaneously move the closing of the cover (C), of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12). In fact, following the movement of the cover (C) in order to be repositioned in the closed position (P1) to close the first opening (10), and of the command means (90), in order to enable both the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) to rotate towards the centre of the container, the second elastic means (92) enable contemporanously moving the first drawer (11), so as to advance into the second opening (20) towards the inside of the container and the second drawer (12) so as to advance into the second opening (20) towards the inside of the container.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Specific embodiments of the invention will be described in the following part of the present description, according to what is set down in the claims and with the aid of the accompanying tables of drawings, in which:

- figure 1 is a frontal perspective view of the container with a cover and drawers and with a contemporaneous movement mechanism of the cover and the drawers arranged in a closed position, object of the invention;

- figure 2 is a frontal perspective view of the container of the invention arranged in an open position;

- figure 1A is a larger-scale perspective view of the contemporaneous movement mechanism of the cover and the drawers according to the closed position of the container illustrated in figure 1;

- figure 2A is a larger-scale perspective view of the movement mechanism contemporaneously of the cover and the drawers according to the open position of the container illustrated in figure 2;

- figure 3 is a view of the internal part of the container, with some parts removed to better evidence others and with the cover raised so as to highlight the arrangement of the movement mechanism in the closed position of the container;

- figure 4 is a view of the internal part of the container, with some parts removed to better evidence others and with the cover raised so as to highlight the arrangement of the movement mechanism in the open position of the container;

- figure 5 is a view of the internal part of the container, with the cover raised so as to highlight the arrangement of the movement mechanism and the position of the drawers in the closed position of the container of figure 1 ;

- figure 6 is a view of the internal part of the container, with the cover raised so as to highlight the arrangement of the movement mechanism and the position of the drawers in the open position of the container of figure 2;

- figure 7 is a larger-scale view and rotated by 180° with respect to the preceding figures of the internal part of the container of figure 1, in which a part of the movement mechanism is highlighted according to a second embodiment;

- figure 8 is a larger-scale view and rotated by 180° with respect to figures 1-6 in which the second embodiment of the movement mechanism is highlighted when the container is arranged in the open position of figure 2;

- figure 9 is a perspective view, rotated by 90° with respect to figure 1, of only some parts of the container in which the command means of the movement mechanism are highlighted when the container is arranged in the closed position;

- figure 9A is a larger-scale lateral view of a part of detail W of figure 9 rotated by 180° from which some parts have been removed to better evidence others;

- figure 10 is the perspective view of figure 9 in which the command means of the movement mechanism are illustrated when the container is arranged in the open position of figure 2;

- figure 10A is a larger-scale lateral view of detail K of figure 10 rotated by 180° from which some parts have been removed to better evidence others.

In the following description, the same numerical references will be used for parts and elements that are identical.

DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

With reference to the appended tables of drawings, reference numeral (100) generically denotes a container with a cover and drawers and with a contemporaneous movement mechanism of the cover and the drawers, comprising a box-shaped body (S) which in turn comprises: a bottom (F); a first wall (1); a second wall (2) adjacent to the first wall (1); a third wall (3) adjacent to the first wall (1) and opposite the second wall (2); a fourth wall (4) opposite the first wall (1); a first opening (10) defined by the upper edges of the first wall (1), of the second wall (2), of the third wall (3) and the fourth wall (4); a containing compartment (V) which can communicate with the outside environment via the first opening (10); a second opening (20) defined by a through-hole made in the second wall (2); a third opening (30) defined by a through-hole made in the third wall (3) (see figures 2, 3-6).

Further, the container comprises: a cover (C) which is rotatably coupled to the edge of the box-shaped body (S) and which is movable between a closed position (P1), in which it closes the first opening (10), and an open position (P2), in which it makes the containing compartment (V) accessible; a first drawer (11) which is movable via the second opening (20) between the containing compartment (V) and the bottom (F); a second drawer (12) which is movable via the third opening (30) between the containing compartment (V) and the bottom (F); a first support (81) which is inside the box-shaped body (S) and which is solidly constrained to the box-shaped body (S).

In detail, with reference to figure 2, the cover (C) is rotatably coupled with the edge of the first wall (1).

Further, the container comprises: a first lever (L1) which is rotatably borne by the first support (81) in such a way that a rotation thereof towards the second wall (2) can determine the abutment with the first drawer (11) causing the at least partial exit thereof via the second opening (20); a second lever (L2) which is rotatably borne by the first support (81) in such a way that a rotation thereof towards the third wall (3) can determine the abutment with the second drawer (12) causing the at least partial exit thereof via the third opening (30).

In detail, the containing compartment (V) can comprise: a plane (not illustrated) which comprises dividers which define compartments, with the plane connected to appendages (D) in turn fixed perpendicularly to the first wall (1), to the second wall (2), to the third wall (3), to the fourth wall (4), and inferiorly supported by a first rod-shaped support (N1) fixed to the first support (81).

In detail, with particular reference to figures 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 4, both the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) can be understood to be a pair of arms arranged at an angle to one another.

The first lever (L1) is rotatably connected at a first hinge point (A1) to the first support (81) and with the second lever (L2) is rotatably connected at a second hinge point (A2) to the first support (81) so as to be flanked and to rotate with respect to one another with respect to a plane (XY) parallel to the bottom (F). Alternatively, both the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) can be formed respectively by a single arm, so that the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) are connected to one another at a single hinge point (not illustrated).

The first support (81) is preferably fixed to the first wall (1) and to the fourth wall (4) and is arranged centrally between the second wall (2) and the third wall (3) (see figures 3, 4) or can be arranged decentred between the second wall (2) and the third wall (3) (not illustrated).

The first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12) can be of equal dimensions and depth (see figure 2) and are arranged facing, or can have dimensions and/or depth that are different (not illustrated) and/or can be arranged on opposite sides, staggered one relative to the other with respect to the plane (XY) (not illustrated).

Further, the container comprises: a pusher (9) which is borne by the fourth wall (4) and which is arranged to push the cover (C) towards the open position (P2); command means (90) which are connected to the first lever (L1), to the second lever (L2) and to the pusher (9) in order to contemporaneously push the cover (C) towards the open position (P2), the first drawer (11) towards the outside and the second drawer (12) towards the outside environment (see figures 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 9, 9A, 10, 10A). In detail, the pusher (9) is a rod-shaped element positioned internally of a housing (900) made in the fourth wall (4) and vertically movable internally thereof, in such a way that the first terminal part (9a) of the pusher (9) is connected to the command means (90) and a second terminal part (9b) is free to exit from the housing (900) out of the box-shaped body (S).

The command means (90) preferably comprise: a first end (E1) of the first lever (L1) projecting from a passage (G) defined by a through-hole made in the fourth wall (4); a first end (E2) of the second lever (L2) projecting from the passage (G); a conical element (99) which is solidly constrained to the first terminal part (9a) of the pusher (9) and which is arranged between the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) so that with the rotation of the first lever (L1) towards the second wall (2) and the rotation of the second lever (L2) towards the third wall (3) the pusher (9) can be moved to push the cover (C) towards the open position (P2); first elastic means (91) connected to the conical element (99) and to the pusher (9) so that with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the rotation of the second lever (L2) towards one another the first elastic means (91) push the conical element (99) to wedge between the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) to move the pusher (9) so that it retracts.

With reference to figures 3, 4, 7, 8, the box-shaped body internally comprises: first guides (M1) fixed internally of the first wall (1) and first guides (M1) fixed internally to the fourth wall (4) and, with reference to figure 2, second guides (M2) fixed to the respective flanks of the first drawer (11) and second guides (M2) fixed to the respective flanks of the second drawer (12); the first guides (M1) engage with the second guides (M2) to guide and enable both the advancement of the first drawer (11) into the second opening (20) and the advancement of the second drawer (12) into the third opening (30).

The opening of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12) and of the cover (C) is advantageously simple and rapid as it will be sufficient to near the first end (E1) of the first lever (L1) and the first end (E2) of the second lever (L2) so that there is: a rotation of the first lever (L1) with respect to the first hinge point (A1) towards the second wall (2) so as to abut the second drawer (12) and cause advancement thereof and the partial exit thereof via the second opening (20); the rotation of the second lever (L2) with respect to the second hinge point (A2) towards the third wall (3) to abut the third drawer (13) and cause advancement thereof and the partial exit thereof via the third opening (30); the sliding of the lateral surface (99a) of the conical element (99) between the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) with the movement of the conical element (99) upwards such that the pusher (9) is raised upwards and the second terminal part (9b) of the pusher (9) abuts the edge of the cover (C) to push the edge to cause the opening (see figure 2, 2A).

With the rotation of the first lever (L1) and of the second lever (L2), the first elastic means (91) are advantageously compressed between the base (99b) surface of the conical element (99) and the delineated edge of the through- hole which defines the passage (G) in the fourth wall (4), so that, following the moving away of the first end (E1) of the first lever (L1) from the first end (E2) of the second lever (L2) and to the arrangement of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) to be flanking (see figure 1, 1A) the first elastic means (91) push the conical element (99) to wedge between the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) drawing the pusher (9) downwards.

The command means (90) preferably comprise: a second support (82) which is inside the box-shaped body (S) and which is solidly constrained to the fourth wall (4); a grip (7) projecting from the passage (G) defined by a through-hole made in the fourth wall (4); an activating element (70), connected to the grip (7), comprising a recess (71), in which the first terminal part (9a) of the pusher (9) is positioned, and a tapered portion (72), tapered in a downwards direction, with the activating element (70) being rotatably coupled to the second support (82) and commanded in such a way that the downwards rotation thereof can: cause the tapered portion (72) to intercept both the first lever (L1), causing the rotation towards the second wall (2), and the second lever (L2), causing the rotation towards the third wall (3); and can move the pusher (9) into the recess (71) to push the cover (C) towards the open position (P2) (see figures 9, 9A, 10 and 10A).

The opening of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12) and of the cover (C) is advantageously simple and rapid.

In detail it will be sufficient to grasp the grip (7), raising it upwards so that the activating element (70) rotates downwards. The tapered portion (72) thus is interposed between the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) causing the contemporaneous rotation of the first lever (L1) to abut the first drawer (11) so as to cause an at least partial exit thereof from the second opening (20), and of the second lever (L2) to abut the second drawer (12) to cause it to exit at least partly from the third opening (30) (see figure 10).

Further, with the raising of the grip (7) upwards the first terminal part (9a) of the pusher (9) slides into the recess (71) so that the pusher (9) is moved upwards (see figure 10A) so that the second terminal part (9b) exits from the box-shaped body (S) to abut and push the cover (C) towards the open position (P2).

With the lowering of the grip (7) the terminal part of the pusher (9) slides into the recess (71) and becomes positioned at the lowest point of the recess (71) (see figure 9A) so that the pusher (9) returns into the box-shaped body (S) by force of gravity.

The container preferably comprises: second elastic means (92) which connect the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12) so as to be stretched with the movement towards the outside of the first drawer (11) from the second opening (20) and of the second drawer (12) from the third opening (30) and such as to contemporaneously move the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12) towards the inside of the boxshaped body (S), following the movement of the command means (90) and of the cover (C) towards the closed position (P1).

The second elastic means (92) are elastic strips, or springs, the length of which is proportional to the depth of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12).

The second elastic means (92) are fixed to the rear part of the first drawer (11) and to the rear part of the second drawer (12).

The container preferably further comprises: a third opening (30) defined by a through-hole made in the fourth wall (4); a third drawer (13) which is movable via the third opening (30) between the bottom (F) and below the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12); a first rod (61) connected to the first lever (L1) so as to extend towards the bottom (F); a second rod (62) connected to the second lever (L2) so as to extend towards the bottom (F); with the first rod

(61) being movable with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second rod

(62) being movable with the rotation of the second lever (L2) so that each abuts the third drawer (13) causing the at least partial exit thereof via the third opening (30) contemporaneously to the movement towards the open position (P2) of the cover (C) and towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S) of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12) (see figures 1 A, 2A, 4).

In detail, with reference to figures 3, 4, 7, 8, the box-shaped body (S) comprises third guides (M3) fixed on the bottom of the box-shaped body (S) and fourth guides (not visible in the figures) fixed to the flanks of the third drawer (13); the third guides (M3) engage with the fourth guides to guide and enable the advancement of the third drawer (13) in the third opening (30).

The first rod (61) is connected to the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) (see figure 2A) or the first rod (61) can be connected to the first lever (L1) at a distance from the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) which is proportional to the depth of the third drawer (13), i.e. more distant from the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) in a case in which the third drawer (13) has a depth that is slightly less with respect to the length of the first lever (L1) or nearer to the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) in a case in which the third drawer (13) is not deep (F) (not illustrated).

The first rod (61) is arranged perpendicularly with respect to the first lever (L1) (see figure 2A) or the first rod (61) is arranged at an angle with respect to the first lever (L1) so that the free end thereof can be facing towards the third drawer (13) (not illustrated).

With reference to figure 1A, the first rod (61) inferiorly forms a broadening (I).

The second rod (62) is connected and positioned with respect to the second lever (L2) in a like way to what is described in the foregong in relation to the connection and to the position of the first rod (61) with respect to the first lever (L1).

The first rod (61) and the second rod (62) are advantageously connected respectively to the first lever (L1) and to the second lever (L2) in such a way that with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) the first rod (61) and the second rod (62) are both moved to abut the rear face of the third drawer (13) in order to determine the movement of the third drawer (13) via the third opening (30) to cause it to exit at least partially and contemporaneously to the movement towards the open position (P2) of the cover (C) and towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S) of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12).

The container preferably further comprises: a fourth opening (40) defined by a through-hole made in the first wall (1); a fourth drawer (14) which is movable via the fourth opening (40) between the bottom (F) and below the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12); a bar (60) which is fixed to the first rod (61) or to the second rod (62) so as to be arranged transversally with respect to the first lever (L1) or to the second lever (L2) and made movable with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) so that it abuts the fourth drawer (14) causing the at least partial exit thereof via the fourth opening (40) contemporaneously to the movement towards the open position (P2) of the cover (C) and towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S) of the first drawer (11), of the second drawer (12) and of the third drawer (13).

In detail, with reference to figures 3, 4, 7, 8, fourth guides are also fixed to the flanks of the fourth drawer (14) which engage with the third guides (M3) to guide and enable the advancement of the fourth drawer (14) in the fourth opening (40).

In detail, with reference to figures 3, 4, 6, 8, it is further possible to include a bar (60) connected to the first rod (61) and a further bar (60) connected to the second rod (62). The bar (60) connected to the first rod (61), with reference to figure 8, is arranged vertically offset with respect to the bar (60) connected to the second rod (62) so that, following the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) and the consequent movement of the first rod (61) and of the second rod (62), each bar (60) abuts the rear face of the fourth drawer (14) in such a way that the fourth drawer (14) is abutted in two different points for a correct movement through the fourth opening (40) causing the at least partial exit thereof contemporaneously to the movement towards the open position (P2) of the cover (C) and towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S) of the first drawer (11), of the second drawer (12) and of the third drawer (13). The container preferably further comprises: a fifth opening (50) defined by a through-hole made in the fourth wall (4); a fifth drawer (15) which is movable via the fifth opening (50) below the containing compartment (V) and above the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12); a third rod (63) connected to the first lever (L1) so as to extend towards the containing compartment (V); a fourth rod (64) connected to the second lever (L2) so as to extend towards the containing compartment (V); with the third rod (63) being made movable with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the fourth rod (64) being movable with the rotation of the second lever (L2) so that each abuts the fifth drawer (15) causing the at least partial exit thereof via the fifth opening (50) contemporaneously at least to the movement towards the open position (P2) of the cover (C) and towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S) of the first drawer (11) and of the second drawer (12).

The third rod (63) is connected to the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) (see figures 1A, 2A) or the third rod (63) can be connected to the first lever (L1) at a distance from the free end of the first lever (L1) which is proportional to the depth of the fifth drawer (15), i.e. more distant from the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) in a case in which the fifth drawer (15) is not deep or nearer to the second end (F2) of the first lever (L1) in a case in which the third drawer (13) has a depth that is slightly smaller than the length of the first lever (L1) (not illustrated).

The third rod (63) is arranged perpendicularly with respect to the first lever (L1) (see figure 2A) or the third rod (63) is arranged at an angle with respect to the first lever (L1) so that the free end thereof can be facing towards the fifth drawer (15) (not illustrated).

The fourth rod (64) is connected and positioned with respect to the second lever (L2) in a like way to what is described in the foregong in relation to the connection and the position of the third rod (63) with respect to the first lever (L1).

In detail, with reference to figures 5 and 6, a first and a second fifth opening (50) can be realised in the fourth wall (4) through each of which a corresponding fifth drawer (15) is movable.

The first and second fifth opening (50) are defined by a same number of through-holes realised in the fourth wall (4) so as to be flanked.

In detail, with reference to figures 5, 6, each fifth drawer (15) comprises: fifth guides (M5) fixed internally to the second wall (2) and fifth guides (M5) fixed internally to the third wall (3) or to a side, parallel to the second wall (2) or third wall (3), of a second support (N2) fixed internally to the fourth wall (4); sixth guides, not visible in the figures, fixed to the respective flanks of the fifth drawer (15).

The fifth guides (M5) engage with the sixth guides to guide and enable the advancement of each fifth drawer (15) in the corresponding fifth opening (50). With reference to figure 6, the third rod (63) abuts a first fifth drawer (15) and the fourth rod (64) abuts a second fifth drawer (15) so that the first and second fifth drawer (15) contemporaneously exit at least partially respectively from a first and a second fifth opening (50).

The third rod (63) and the fourth rod (64) are advantageously connected respectively to the first lever (L1) and to the second lever (L2) in such a way that with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) the third rod (63) and the fourth rod (64) are each moved to abut the rear face of each fifth drawer (15) so as to determine the movement of the fifth drawer (15) through the corresponding fifth opening (50).

The container preferably further comprises: magnetic closing means comprising a first magnet (51a) connected to the edge of the box-shaped body (S) and a second magnet (51b) connected to the cover (C) cooperating with the first magnet (51a) so as to maintain the cover (C) in the closed position (P1); spring elements (54) arranged between the edge of the first wall (1) of the box-shaped body (S) and the coupling portion of the cover (C) with the edge of the first wall (1) so as to determine the complete raising of the cover (C) following the movement towards the open position (P2) of the cover (C).

In detail, the spring elements (54) are dimensioned in such a way as to have a pushing force proportionate to the weight of the cover (C) which they are to lift. The container preferably comprises a third magnet (52a) connected to the first lever (L1) and a fourth magnet (52b) connected to the second lever (L2) cooperating to maintain the first lever (L1) rotated towards the second wall (2) and the second lever (L2) rotated towards the third wall (3). In detail, with reference to figure 1, the third magnet (52a) is connected to the first end (E1) of first lever (L1), and the fourth magnet (52b) is connected to the first end (E2) of the second lever (L2) so as to be opposite the third magnet (52a) so that by nearing and abutting the first end (E1) of the first lever (L1) to the first end (E2) of the second lever (L2) the third magnet (52a) and the fourth magnet (52b) cooperate to maintain the rotation of the first lever (L1) towards the second wall (2), the rotation of the second lever (L2) towards the third wall (3) and, consequently, the first drawer (11) and the second drawer (12) open.

With reference to figures 9, 9a, 10, 10A, the container comprises a fifth magnet (53a) connected to the tapered portion (72) of the activating element (70) and a sixth magnet (53b) fixed to the first support (81) at the hinge points of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2).

The fifth magnet (53a) and the sixth magnet (53b) cooperate to maintain the interpositioning of the tapered portion (72) between the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) thus consequently maintaining the rotation position of the first lever (L1) towards the second wall (2) and the rotation position of the second lever (L2) towards the third wall (3).

The container preferably further comprises: a third support (83) which is inside the box-shaped body (S) and is connected to the box-shaped body (S); a fourth support (84) which is inside the box-shaped body (S) and is connected to the box-shaped body (S) in an opposite position with respect to the third support (83); a third lever (L3) rotatably borne by the third support (83) and a fourth lever (L4) rotatably borne by the fourth support (84) so that with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and of the second lever (L2) the third lever (L3) is moved by the first rod (61) and the fourth lever (L4) is moved by the second rod (62) so as to abut the third drawer (13) causing the complete opening thereof; a first abutting element (65) fixed to the third rod (63) and a second abutting element (66) fixed to the fourth rod (64) with each between the first abutting element (65) and the second abutting element (66) being arranged in such a way that with the rotation of the first lever (L1) and of the second lever (L2) it abuts the fifth drawer (15) causing the complete opening thereof (see figures 7, 8). With reference to the movement mechanism of figures 7, 8, the third support (83) is connected to the second wall (2) of the box-shaped body (S).

The fourth support (84) is connected to the third wall (3) of the box-shaped body (S) in an opposite position with respect to the third support (83).

The third lever (L3) is hinged at a third hinge point (A3) and the fourth lever (L4) is hinged at a fourth hinge point (A4).

The third lever (L3) and the fourth lever (L4) have an identical length so that, in the closed position of the container they are aligned to one another with respect to plane XY (see figure 7).

The first abutting element (65) is fixed perpendicularly to the third rod (63) and transversally with respect to the first lever (L1) to be facing towards the second wall (2).

The second abutting element (66) is fixed perpendicularly to the fourth rod (64) and transversally with respect to the second lever (L2) to be facing towards the third wall (3).

The third lever (L3), the fourth lever (L4), the first abutting element (65) and the second abutting element (66) enable complete opening of the third drawer (13) and the fifth drawer and/or drawers.

The container preferably further comprises: third elastic means (93) which connect the fourth drawer (14) to the first support (81); fourth elastic means (94) which connect the third drawer (13) to the first support (81); fifth elastic means (95) which connect the fifth drawer (15) to anchoring points (96) fixed to the internal face of the first wall (1); the third elastic means (93), the fourth elastic means (94) and the fifth elastic means (95) so as to contemporaneously move, towards the inside of the box-shaped body (S), the third drawer (13), the fourth drawer (14) and the fifth drawer (15) following the movement of the command means (90) and of the cover (C) towards the closed position (P1).

In detail, the third elastic means (93), the fourth elastic means (94) and the fifth elastic means (95) are elastic strips, the length of which is proportional to the depth of the corresponding third drawer (13), fourth drawer (14) and fifth drawer (15).

The third elastic means (93) are fixed to the rear part of the fourth drawer (14) and, crossing the first support element (81) in a first end hole (J1) of a series of holes (810) realised in the first support (81), are fixed to a first catch (R1) positioned in one from the series of holes (810) (see figure 4).

The fourth elastic means (94) are fixed to the rear part of the third drawer (13) and, crossing the first support element (81) in a second end hole (J2) of the series of holes (810), are fixed to a second catch (R2) positioned in another hole of the series of holes (810).

The third elastic means (93) and the fourth elastic means (94) are stretched following the movement towards the outside of the box-shaped body (S) of the third drawer (13) and of the fourth drawer (14).

The third elastic means (93) and the fourth elastic means (94) following the movement towards the closed position (P1) of the cover (C) and the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) towards one another with the consequent movement of the first rod (61), of the second rod (62) and of the bar (60), as such as to move the third drawer (13) through the third opening (30) towards the inside of the container and the fourth drawer (14) through the fourth opening (40) towards the inside of the box-shaped body (S) to return the third drawer (13) and the fourth drawer (14) to closure.

In detail, with reference to figures 5 and 6, the fifth elastic means (95) are stretched following the at least partial opening of each fifth drawer (15); following the rotation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) towards one another and the consequent movement of the third rod (63) and of the fourth rod (64), the fifth elastic means (95) are such as to move each fifth drawer (15) through the corresponding fifth opening (50) towards the inside of the box-shaped body (S) to return each fifth drawer (15) to closure.

The container (100) can be realised in such a way that the box-shaped body (S) can have a height such that is possible to comprise further drawers with respect to those described in the foregoing (not illustrated).

In greater detail, it can comprise further drawers arranged beneath the first drawer (11) and/or the second drawer (12) and above the third drawer (13) and/or the fourth drawer (14), so as to exit from the corresponding openings defined by through-holes made in the second wall (2) and/or in the third wall (3) and be moved towards the outside environment by the first rod (61) and by the second rod (62).

It is further possible to comprise further drawers arranged above the first drawer (11) and/or the second drawer (12) and beneath the fifth drawer (15) so as to exit from the corresponding openings defined by through-holes made in the second wall (2) and/or in the third wall (3) and be moved towards the outside environment: either by the third rod (63) or by the fourth rod (63); or by the first abutting element (65) or by the second abutting element (66), appropriately arranged on the third rod (63) or on the fourth rod (63), with respect to the position of the drawer to be moved. It is further possible to include two first drawers (11) flanked to one another and two second drawers (12), also flanked to one another, the movement of which can be obtained both by a suitable conformation of the first lever (L1) and the second lever (L2) and by a specific connection and orientation of the first abutting element (65) or the second abutting element (66). It is understood that the above has been described by way of non-limiting example and that any modifications are all considered to fall within the protective scope, as claimed in the following.