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A modular device for the support of casks includes a base structure on which the casks are supported in multiple rows and/or columns formed by at least two, substantially parallel bars, with specular form and geometry, with one end of each of the bars being fitted with a male joining element and the

A modular device for the support of casks includes a base structure on which the casks are supported in multiple rows and/or columns formed by at least two, substantially parallel bars, with specular form and geometry, with one end of each of the bars being fitted with a male joining element and the opposite end fitted with a complementary female joining element. Each bar includes at least one pair of upper facing support elements in the form of wedges with facing inclined surfaces, arranged with a mutual separation on the upper side of each of the bars so that they support a cask in a stable position, and at least one other pair of respective lower facing support elements, which are separated, but arranged on the lower side of the bar and in positions that are supported on a lower cask in use.

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The invention claimed is: 1. A modular device for the support of casks including a base structure on which the casks are supported in multiple rows and/or columns, comprising: at least two, substantially parallel bars, with specular form and geometry, with one end of each of said bars being fitted

The invention claimed is: 1. A modular device for the support of casks including a base structure on which the casks are supported in multiple rows and/or columns, comprising: at least two, substantially parallel bars, with specular form and geometry, with one end of each of said bars being fitted with a male joining element and an opposite end of each of said bars fitted with a complementary female joining element with respect to said male joining element, the joining elements being constructed such that the male joining element of one bar and the female joining element of another bar are adapted to be coupled together in a direction substantially perpendicular to a lengthwise direction of the bars, at least one pair of upper facing support elements which are mounted on the parallel bars in a manner such that the separation between adjacent upper facing support elements is adapted to be varied, the at least one pair of respective upper facing support elements having wedges with facing inclined, surfaces, mounted on a top of each of the bars so that the upper facing support elements are adapted to support a cask in a stable position, and at least one other pair of respective lower facing support elements which are mounted on the parallel bars in a manner such that the separation between adjacent lower facing support elements is adapted to be varied, the at least one other pair of respective lower facing support elements having wedges with facing inclined, surfaces, mounted on a bottom of the bars and in positions so that the lower facing support elements are adapted to be supported on another cask in use. 2. A modular device for the support of casks in accordance with claim 1, further comprising at least one rigid cross-member, arranged in a substantially transverse manner to the two parallel bars and anchored in corresponding holes in said bars in a detachable manner. 3. A modular device for the support of casks in accordance with claim 1, further comprising a reception arrangement mounted on all of the bars for receiving arms of a forklift vehicle. 4. A modular device for the support of casks in accordance with claim 3, wherein the reception arrangement includes rectangular frames, installed between the lower facing support elements on the bars. 5. A modular device for the support of casks in accordance with claim 1, wherein the male joining element is a vertical pin, and the female joining element is a through hole. 6. A modular device for the support of casks including a base structure on which the casks are supported in multiple rows and/or columns, comprising: at least two, substantially parallel bars, with specular form and geometry, with one end of each of said bars being fitted with a male joining element and an opposite end of each of said bars fitted with a complementary female joining element with respect to said male joining element, the joining elements being constructed such that the male joining element of one bar and the female joining element of another bar are adapted to be coupled together in a direction substantially perpendicular to a lengthwise direction of the bars, at least one pair of upper facing support elements which are mounted on the parallel bars in a manner such that the separation between adjacent upper facing support elements is adapted to be varied, the at least one pair of respective upper facing support elements having wedges with facing inclined, surfaces, mounted on a top of each of the bars so that the upper facing support elements are adapted to support a cask in a stable position, at least one other pair of respective lower facing support elements which are mounted on the parallel bars in a manner such that the separation between adjacent lower facing support elements is adapted to be varied, the at least one other pair of respective lower facing support elements having wedges with facing inclined, surfaces, mounted on a bottom of the bars and in positions so that the lower facing support elements are adapted to be supported on another cask in use, separation uprights including two stanchions, and an additional cross-member perpendicular to said stanchions and fixed to upper ends of the stanchions, with lower ends of the stanchions constructed to be stably supported on parts of the two parallel bars and located between the bars, the separation uprights being mounted at positions between opposite ends of each bar. 7. A modular device for the support of casks in accordance with claim 6, wherein upper ends of the uprights include conical terminations that fit into corresponding complementary rabbets on lower sides of the parallel bars.