DE1876662U - DEVICE FOR FASTENING A FLOOR OR SIMILAR TO THE CONSOLE OR SUPPORT OF A SHELVING OR. DGL. - Google Patents

Description

"Device for fastening a floor or similar Consoles or! Carriers of a ketal or similar. "

The! Price increases concerns a device for attaching a Floor or a.o. on consoles or supports of a legal or the like .. Apart from the floor lying loosely on the consoles, it is also known to attach the floors to the consoles, especially < when the consoles do not extend to the "front" of a floor, so that the latter does not move forward under load knock over. In known embodiments, however, the fastening is the floors are still relatively time consuming and / or proportionate laborious.

■ The task of the fire is now a fixture a floor or similar on consoles or supports of a "shelf or the like. to create, in which the indicated tails are omitted.

This task is essentially solved in that the floor or the consoles or frames of the shelf or the like. is connected by means of "load-secured plug connections".

furthermore, advantageous and inventive features are characterized

1 in that the consoles in the above-described object engage in matching recesses in the floor that are open at the bottom, and cheeses or similar firing from the interior wall of the recesses

strive to be in the appropriate recesses o, a. in the consoles are sprinkled.

A preferred and inventive embodiment of the Brorbefeohriebenen object is characterized in that in the case of a generally rectangular kegal base made of sheet metal, the edge parts of which are bent downwards at right angles in the area of the base corners open groove profiles are arranged he _o ebenu parallel with .zustand to the canted floor xäidteilen ^ e_sten above, the consoles passenu in u ^ ese - ■ "n ^ e;: engage, further comprising the Bodenrandtsile in the console ^... —Si ^ handles cut, barrage-like curved in, with the ^ .instecien aer Konsoisü in the plane of the bottom edge parts resiliently üarkokdr-k'ngoare Lapp-en, which are snapped into corresponding through holes in consoles

• ^ ine advantageous and inventive .. 'formation of a previously described Detail is characterized by aaio in the "" 'are coaxial with the caps, in a flat, macular ..S »ie extension the latter approximately corresponding JurohbrLLohe are arranged.

These measures will fix the floors on the consoles without any need or additional means. The bottom can also be loosened from the consoles, for which purpose the resilient lobes are, for example, a screwdriver inserted through the consoles e breakthroughs in the deist will have to be pushed back, after which a lifting of the ground is possible.

In the drawing, the object of the control is shown in

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Fig.1 part of a shelf in the front view;

partially broken up, -. ■ ^:

Fig * 2 the same in the side view ^: ■.

Fig.3 seen a variant of the ¹ ^ e uerungs subject matter according to the Fig.1

A console 3 is suspended in the holes 1 of a shelf column 2. The latter engages with its upper sand parts in a suitable \ Sense 4 of a shelf j? made of sheet metal. The gutter. 4 is off an edged bottom edge part 6 and e_ner parallel and with Distance to the latter arranged bar 7 formed, which is attached to the underside of the floor, for example by spot welding. So that the Boden.5 does not accidentally come off the console can solve, the bottom edge part 6 has a cut open, inwardly bent, resilient tab 8 which is crushed into a corresponding fracture 9 of the Eons oils 3. Feaner also has the ^ eiste 7 a Durohbruch 1o, through which to Loosen the bottom 5 from the console 3 of the tabs 8, e.g. with a Screwdriver can be pushed back into the plane of the bottom edge part 6. Fig.3 shows one formed from inner profile bars Frame 11, which is used as a shelf, e.g. covered with fabric will. The is here as a safeguard against unintentional Loosening the frame 11 from the console 3 serving, cut, resilient tabs 8 in the outer flange and the tool opening 1o in the inner flange of the channel profile bar.

It is of course also possible to use the floors of gondolas or the like to assure as new.

Claims (3)

RA.36it 591 * -5.6.63 S ο h u t ζ a η s ρ r ü ο h e 1. Door direction for fastening a floor-like. on consoles etc. Carriers of an ilegals or the like., Characterized in that the Floor (5) or similar with the consoles (3) or supports of the Hegais q. The like. Connected by means of plug connections secured by aasten is. "..- ·" " 2. gate direction for fastening a floor according to claim 1, characterized characterized j that the consoles (3) in matching, open below recesses (4) of the object described above Engage the bottom (5), and from the inner wall of the recesses (4) resilient lases or a.a. brace that into corresponding recesses (9) or similar are crushed in the consoles (3). -. 3. Door direction for securing a floor according to den'Ansprüche Λ and 2, characterized in that in an existing sheet metal, generally rectangular xiegalboden (3), whose .Randteile $ 6) are bent downwards at right angles in a known manner, in Area of the bottom outer sides open downward inner profiles resulting WaJ ^ parallel and at a distance from the folded bottom edge parts (6) strips (7) or the like. are arranged, the consoles (3) fit into this back (4), furthermore the bottom edge parts (6) in the area of the console, interventions cut, barb-like bent, when the consoles (3) are inserted into the plane of the Boüienrandteile (6) resiliently have push-back tabs (8} which are locked into corresponding openings (9) in the consoles (3) » Device for fastening a floor according to claim 3, characterized in that in the ridges (7) coaxially to the lobes (8), the latter approximately in a lobe-shaped extension corresponding through-holes (10) are arranged * Dipl .-! Ng. tmmi Patent attorney