DE1700297U - SCREWLESS SIDE PANEL EXTENSION WITH CLAMPING PLATES. - Google Patents

Description

ΓΑ L b L 3 P ^la «« j. *. Y Z. 53. D 7420. "(T. lYz'i)

Dinsing works
G _e br. Dins ing

V iers β η
2. Dea. 1953

• eeschrelbungt

It is known that high-rise gas stoves are caused by the subsequent Use of a side wall extension that goes down as far as you want

reaches to the ground, can be converted into such in a deep construction.

It often happens that the buyer first puts in a gas stove

high-rise version and only later bought the rare wall

extensions ordered.

- ^ as subsequent attachment of the side wall extensions requires, that this can be done by any man with the simplest means.

It is known to attach it by screwing it onto the corner pillars of the gas stove. This type of attachment has the disadvantage that the fastening devices attached to the gas stove corner pillars in the high-rise "asheftden without, side wall extension are visible and have a detrimental effect on the overall appearance of the gas range. In addition comes that8 these fastening devices are technically in in any case must be attached immediately during the production of the gas stove, which increases the - ^ production costs with it brings.

Another well-known type of attachment is the plague clamping of the Side wall extension by means of additional parts that are screwed into the Klemmsita.

Experience has shown that this type of attachment has the disadvantage that with the slightest possible displacement of the gas stove corner pillars, the tension is loosened and the side wall extension loses its press fit.

fieu is in the side wall extension shown in the drawing, that the corner pillars of the gas stove in high and low-rise models have the same design and no additional ones Fastening devices such as screws etc. obtain.

The side wall extension 1 shown in the drawing includes two clamping plates 2, the right and left within the Gas stove corner pillars 3 are clamped.

The miter angles 4 of the side wall extension 1 have a wedge shape and the associated clamping plates 2 the opposite Wedge shape.

Furthermore, a groove 5 is deformed on the side wall extension 1, which is used to accommodate the corner pillar bend 6. The insertion of the side wall extension 1 is done as follows: It is inserted from the inside between the corner pillars 3, the notched - ^ corners 7 must be facing up.

It is important to ensure that the angled section 6 of the corner pillars engages in the groove 5 of the side wall extension 1. The clamping plates 2 are inserted from above, whereby the wedge shape must be observed and the ßehrungswinkel 4 of the side wall extension 1 must engage in the fork 8., χ

■ After the clamping plates 2 have been pushed in, they are printed below, or slightly chipped. The tension is now so tight that the side wall extension 1 cannot slip is; it can only become stronger in the buying of time.

Claims (4)

Schutzanaprüoheiv ' 1) side wall extension I ₉ characterized in DAAs _v 8IE by their wedge-shaped design at their Gehrangs- ■ angles 4 with the two associated clamping plates 2 ₉ ' «Oak form the opposite wedge, fastened between the back pillars 3 by simply clamping them can be· 2) side wall extension 1 according to claim 1, characterized in that the wedge shape in its correct arrangement, and «was by inserting the clamping plates 2 of above, an ever more tightly exciting seat is guaranteed. 3) rare wall extension 1 according to claim 1, characterized in that the clamping plate 2 on the wedge-shaped Side is designed so that the miter bracket 4 of the side wall extension 1 can be clamped 4) side extension 1 according to claim I _9, characterized in that the deformed groove 5 prevents the corner pillars 3 from slipping or diverging ^.