DE1903174U - STAND WITH FIXED TELESCOPIC RAILS FOR SHELVES, SALES GONDOLA AND COUNTERS. - Google Patents

Description

Sheet: 1 ORSCHLERPRODUKTION · Post: 875 Aschaffenburg (Main) ■ Postfach 192 |

Description of the "attachment of telescopic rails to shelf and gondola stands "»

The innovation relates to the attachment of telescopic rails the usual type of profiles made of metal, wood or plastic, preferably but on shelves and girdle stands "

So far, telescopic rails were usually on the side of any Surfaces, preferably on partition walls or on drawer frames, attached = if there are shelves or gondolas on telescopic rails If running drawers were to be fitted, box-shaped enclosures had to have upper and lower floors as well be manufactured with side parts to enable the telescopic rails to be attached «

In contrast, a fastening of the telescopic rails is sought by the innovation, which does not have these disadvantages and, above all, makes it possible to provide shelves and gondolas with drawer inserts and trains, without the conventional side B ^Q fastening of the telescopic rails on the side walls and similar areas required is "As the box-shaped housing that has been used since then, which has surrounded the drawers, is no longer necessary, the innovation causes, among other things, a substantial saving in material and costs."

Tsleskop splints will be the main feature of the innovation simply on the projections (base profiles, support profiles, etc.) Shelf and gondola stand attached and with special brackets connected to the stand or »carrier profile simply by screwing, annealing or welding (see« drawing 1) »

In the drawing 2, the innovation is through several exemplary embodiments illustrated and that are shown in Figures 1 to 6 different types of fastening »

Figure 1 shows the attachment of the telescopic rail εη a Regalbz'jjo Gondola stand profile by means of a double unwound flat tube The unwound flat iron (a) is connected to the telescopic rail (c) with screws or rivets (b) »The telescopic rail (c) is then placed on the shelf or »stand profile (d) and using the angle iron (a) on the shelf or» stand profile (d) screwed, riveted or welded on (e) "

The embodiment according to FIG. 2 differs from the embodiment according to Figure 1 in that the shelf or gondola stand profile (a) has a web (b). At this web (b) are one or The telescopic rails (c) on both sides by means of screws, rivets or Sch πe i ß ρη (d) attached »

Sheet: 2 ORSCHLER PRODUKTION · Post: 875 Aschaffenburg (Main) · Postfach 19i

Figure 3 shows an embodiment in which the telescopic rails (a) firmly welded to the shelf or gondola stand profile (b) are (c) ο

A particularly advantageous fastening option demonstrated Figure 4, especially since this version allows for quick replacement of the Telescopic rails made possible. UJis FIG. 4 represents d i 9 telescopic rails (a) by welding, screwing or riveting (b) with bolts (c), which have a thread at the lower end, »These bolts (c) are then through corresponding holes (d) of the shelf or gondola stand profile (e) inserted and fastened with nuts (f).

Figure b shows a further possibility of fastening the telescopic rails (a) on the shelf or gondola stand profiles (b) by means of U-shaped "shoes" (c) which are welded to the telescopic rails (a) at one or more points. The ones with "shoes" (c) provided telescopic rails (a) can then simply be placed on the shelf and gondola stand profiles (b) are attached and screwed, riveted or throwing (d) can be connected to the profiles. A fastening by means of screws has the advantage that the telescopic rails can be easily removed or replaced at any time.

Furthermore - as Figure 6 shows - it is possible to design the telescopic rails (a) so that they have one or more downwardly angled tabs (b) by means of which the telescopic rails (a) are attached by screwing, riveting or welding (c) can be attached to the shelf and gondola stand profiles (d).

Claims (7)

Sheet: 3 ORSCHLER PRODUCTION · Post: 875 Aschafienb Protective aosorries: 1. Fastening uon telescopic rails, in particular εη shelf and Gondola stand profiles, characterized in that the telescopic rails be connected to the shelf and gondola stand profiles using special brackets or by welding (Drawing 2) " 2. Fastening according to claim 1, characterized in that the Telescopic rails by means of a double angled flat iron connected to the shelf or gondola stand profiles (Figure 1). 3. Attachment according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf and gondola stand profiles have a web on which The telescopic rails are screwed on or riveted on one or both sides or can be welded on (Figure 2). 4. Attachment according to claim 1, characterized in that the Telescopic rails placed on the shelf and gondola stand profile and firmly welded to this (Figure 3). 5. Attachment according to claim 1, characterized in that the telescopic rails by screwing, riveting or welding be connected with one or more bolts that are at the bottom Enda have a thread (Figure 4). 6. Fastening according to claim 5, characterized in that the Telescopic rails provided with bolts can be easily and interchangeably attached to the profiles by the odsr the bolts are inserted through the corresponding holes in the shelf and gondola stand profile and tightened with cutters can (Figure 4). 7. Attachment according to claim 1, characterized in that the Telescopic rails have one or more screwed, riveted or welded, U-shaped "shoes" (Figure 5) » 8 »Fastening according to claim 7, characterized in that the telescopic rails by means of the U-shaped" shoes "are easily attached to dsr. Shelf and gondola stand profiles can be attached (Figure 5) " Fastening according to claim 1, characterized in that the telescopic rails have one or more angled downwards Have tabs, by means of which an attachment of the telescopic rails to the shelf or gondola stand profiles Screwing, riveting or welding is possible (Figure 6).