DE1719511U - HALL, WALL OR SIMILAR WARDROBE. - Google Patents

Description

PATENT ADVERTISEMENT 34f, 22 " ⁰² ^ ¹ IlLfWeStU. L. ^F A ^r ; · 29.MW-I ^ Dip! .-! Ng. Sonnet, Vollmann it Schmelzer, Iserlohn / Westphalia Plur, wall or similar wardrobe.

Wall, llur or similar cloakrooms are known. Which have a bracket forming the hat rack and a further bracket carrying the coat hooks, which are attached one above the other panels, brackets, etc. to be attached to the wall or the like · In doing so, the procedure is usually to put the hat rack bracket on top of the dumbbell hook bracket attached to the consoles, the usually box-shaped consoles receiving neck-like guides that the two brackets should guide and support · The consistently cast or sheet metal gaj & sg embossed boxes are expensive to manufacture and make the attachment of the two brackets in such cloakrooms as one difficult problem to solve.

You invention now proposes the attachment points of the Parcel shelf bracket on the wall panels, brackets or the like. to be arranged below the fastening points of the coat hook bracket, the across τοη the land protruding legs of both shelves cross each other and are connected to each other at their crossing points.

This mutual interchanging of the attachment points of the two brackets on the wall panels completely results other static conditions which lead to the stability of the entire wardrobe being considerably impaired. Because the the lateral stirrup legs now form rigid, statically determined triangles, whereby the previously occurring, difficult to control

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visible bending stress in tensile or compressive stress j be remodeled. The neck-like guides in the consoles can then be omitted, so the expensive, box-shaped consoles replaced by easy-to-manufacture panels that pull the bracket in from the back of the panels Hold head screws reliably.

In the drawing, the subject of the invention is shown in two exemplary embodiments. This includes the wall panels A denotes, while the hat rack bracket with B and the coat hook 1 supporting bracket arranged underneath is denoted by C.

The fastening points 2 of the coat hook bracket C are - as can be clearly seen from the drawing - above the fastening points 3 of the hat rack ^{bracket B, i.e. mutually interchanged compared to the normal cloakrooms of this type, so that the lateral legs B f} , C of both brackets B, C cross , whereby they are connected to one another at the crossing points 4.

Head screws can be used to fasten the two brackets, which you insert into the ends from the back of the plate the bow leg pulls in. The two fastening points 2,3 the bracket B and C on the one hand and the intersection point 4 on the other hand form a statically determined triangle.

As already mentioned, the two illustrated embodiments are only examples for the implementation of the invention, and this is not limited thereto, rather are in the Within the scope of the invention, many other designs and Applications possible, especially of course with regard to the Shape of the bracket and especially with regard to the shape of the side bracket legs, which are instead of straight or angled could also be curved.

Claims (1)

PATENTANWÄLTE ν 5901. (T. 3 ^ Z ₁ V> ____ _β -. Dipl.-Ing. Sonnet, ΗΒΕΞ ^ ΙίΙΙΙΙ! ¹ "WuppertaS-Barmen S / D inipmoh t "lur-, wall" or similar cloakroom old a hanger forming the hat rack and another hanger carrying the coat hooks, both of which are placed one above the other on the wall or the like. su attaching plates, consoles and sw are held, daduroh marked that the Befeatigungpunkte (3) of the hat rack bracket (B) on the wall panels or the like. (A) below the fastening points (2) of the coat hook bracket (0) are arranged , the lateral legs of both brackets protruding transversely from the wall curling with one another and being connected to one another at the crossing sets (·).