CH526054A

CH526054A - Device for coupling furniture parts together

Info

Publication number: CH526054A
Application number: CH558971A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Haussmann Peter
Original assignee: Haussmann & Haussmann
Priority date: 1971-04-16
Filing date: 1971-04-16
Publication date: 1972-07-31

Description

  

  
 



  Vorrichtung zum Zusammenkoppeln von Möbelteilen
Das Zusammenkoppeln von Möbelteilen, z. B. der Elemente einer Sitzmöbelgruppe, erfolgt bisher gewöhnlich auf mechanischem Weg, z. B. durch Befestigungsmittel, wie Schrauben. Diese   Kopplungsart    ist verhältnismässig umständlich und zeitraubend und die Teile sind nach dem Zusammenkoppeln nicht mehr leicht voneinander trennbar.



   Diese Nachteile sollen durch die erfindungsgemässe Vorrichtung zum   Zus ammenkoppeln    von Möbelteilen dadurch vermieden werden, dass an den zusammenzukoppelnden Stellen der Möbelteile Magnete angebracht sind, um die Teile fest, jedoch leicht voneinander trennbar zusammenzuhalten.



   Auf der Zeichnung ist als Ausführungsbeispiel des Erfindungsgegenstandes ein Element einer Sitzmöbelgruppe dargestellt.



   An dem dargestellten Element 1 einer Sitzmöbelgruppe sind an beiden Seitenwänden je zwei Magnete 2, 3 angebracht. Wenn mehrere solcher mit Magneten 2, 3 versehenen Elemente 1 mit ihren Seitenwänden aneinandergefügt werden, so koppeln die Magnete 2, 3 die Elemente fest aneinander, und es entsteht eine Sitz   möbelgruppe.    Die Elemente 1 können durch Ausüben einer die magnetische Anziehungskraft überwindende Zugkraft wieder leicht voneinander getrennt werden.

 

  Die Grösse der Magnete muss dabei jeweils so gewählt werden, dass die Teile bei normalem Gebrauch fest zusammengehalten werden, jedoch voneinander getrennt werden können.



   Wie ohne weiteres klar ist, können auch beliebige andere Möbelteile auf diese Weise durch Magnete zusammengekoppelt werden.



   PATENTANSPRUCH



   Vorrichtung zum Zusammenkoppeln von Möbelteilen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass an den zusammenzukoppelnden Stellen der Möbelteile Magnete angebracht sind, um die Teile fest, jedoch leicht voneinander trennbar zusammenzuhalten.

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  Device for coupling furniture parts together
The coupling of furniture parts, e.g. B. the elements of a seating group, is usually done mechanically, z. B. by fasteners such as screws. This type of coupling is relatively cumbersome and time-consuming and the parts can no longer be easily separated from one another after they have been coupled together.



   These disadvantages are to be avoided by the inventive device for coupling together furniture parts in that magnets are attached to the points of the furniture parts to be coupled together in order to hold the parts together firmly but easily separated from one another.



   In the drawing, an element of a seating group is shown as an embodiment of the subject invention.



   On the illustrated element 1 of a seating group, two magnets 2, 3 are attached to each side wall. If several such elements 1 provided with magnets 2, 3 are joined with their side walls, the magnets 2, 3 couple the elements firmly to one another, and a seating furniture group is created. The elements 1 can easily be separated from one another again by exerting a tensile force which overcomes the magnetic force of attraction.

 

  The size of the magnets must be chosen so that the parts are held together during normal use, but can be separated from each other.



   As is readily apparent, any other furniture parts can also be coupled together in this way by magnets.



   PATENT CLAIM



   Device for coupling furniture parts together, characterized in that magnets are attached to the points of the furniture parts to be coupled together in order to hold the parts together firmly but easily separable from one another.

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Claims

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Device for coupling furniture parts together The coupling of furniture parts, e.g. B. the elements of a seating group, is usually done mechanically, z. B. by fasteners such as screws. This type of coupling is relatively cumbersome and time-consuming and the parts can no longer be easily separated from one another after they have been coupled together.

These disadvantages are to be avoided by the inventive device for coupling together furniture parts in that magnets are attached to the points of the furniture parts to be coupled together in order to hold the parts together firmly but easily separated from one another.

In the drawing, an element of a seating group is shown as an embodiment of the subject invention.

On the illustrated element 1 of a seating group, two magnets 2, 3 are attached to each side wall. If several such elements 1 provided with magnets 2, 3 are joined with their side walls, the magnets 2, 3 couple the elements firmly to one another, and a seating furniture group is created. The elements 1 can easily be separated from one another again by exerting a tensile force which overcomes the magnetic force of attraction.

The size of the magnets must be chosen so that the parts are held together during normal use, but can be separated from each other.

As is readily apparent, any other furniture parts can also be coupled together in this way by magnets.

PATENT CLAIM

Device for coupling furniture parts together, characterized in that magnets are attached to the points of the furniture parts to be coupled together in order to hold the parts together firmly but easily separable from one another.