DE1906686U - FURNITURE HANDLE. - Google Patents

Description

P.A.705 586 * -8.

Patent attorneys

Dr. Oho Loesenbeck

Dipl.-ing. 5iracke
A8 Bieleielcl, Hei! Or Sfrafje 17

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Metallwarenfabrik Twick & Lehrke, Gütersloh, Hülsbrockstr.

Furniture handle

The doors and drawers of modern furniture, in particular of kitchen furniture are nowadays often made with preferably Light metal profiles equipped with existing handle strips, which extend over the entire width of the door or the drawer. It is often considered a disadvantage felt that you do not know at which end to touch the handle bar in order to be able to open the door, especially since the door hinges are often invisibly attached to modern furniture.

The present innovation is therefore based on the task to create a furniture handle based on the manufacturer's Yi / Un or consumer can be attached to the finished handle bar and is constructed so that the Fixing screws are invisible to the viewer of the furniture.

According to the present innovation, this object is essentially achieved in that the handle consists of two nested U-shaped metal parts, the hollow side legs of the outer handle part in the bottom ge a hole for a Have screw for fastening to a handle strip. Furthermore, the hollow side legs of the outer handle part on their underside with a hole each for a screw for invisible fastening of the side legs of the inner handle part provided in the outer handle part.

In a preferred embodiment, the side legs of the outer handle part are at a short distance from the rear End with downwardly open incisions for attaching to a grip strip and the ones behind the incisions End parts with threaded holes for the fastening screws Mistake.

In the drawing, an embodiment of the innovation is shown. Show it:

Fig. 1 a trained according to the innovation and aü one Handle bar attached furniture handle in a diagrammatic representation,

Fig. 2 is a vertical section through the handle bar and two nestable side legs of the Both handle parts with fastening screws in supernatural size.

The furniture handle designed according to the innovation consists of two U-shaped metal parts a and b. The side thighs

of the outer handle part a have a square profile on the outside and are provided with collar holes c, into which the side legs b ^{1 of} the other handle part b, which are designed as round pegs, can be inserted. Furthermore, the central web of the outer handle part a has on its front side a rectangular recess d which completely or almost completely receives the central web of the handle part b.

The side legs of the handle part b are also provided with downwardly open incisions a few millimeters away from their rear ends, which extend almost to the upper edge of the handle legs and are used to attach these handle legs to a metal handle strip f, as illustrated in FIG is. The legs of the handle part b are clamped onto the bar f by means of a screw h each. These screws h are inserted from the front into smooth bores in the handle legs and screwed into threaded holes in the end parts a ^{1 of} the handle legs located behind the incisions.

After clamping the handle part a on the bar f, the handle part b is inserted and fastened in it by means of two screws i. These screws are inserted through holes k provided on the underside of the outer handle legs and screwed into threaded bores m of the inner handle legs b ¹ that are aligned with these holes.

The outer surfaces of the handle parts a and b, which are visible after the insertion, are smoothed and through. Chrome plating,

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Anodizing or the like. refined. Through different surface finishes the outer surfaces of the handle parts a and b any desired taste effect can be achieved.

Naturally, the implementation possibilities of the innovation are not exhausted by the illustrated embodiment. It is thus possible, for example, to use separately manufactured screw nuts instead of the end parts a 'formed by the incisions and provided with threaded bores. It is also possible to permanently connect the handle legs b ^{1 to} one another by means of a metal adhesive, omitting the screws i and the holes k and m.

Claims (6)

S c h u t ζ claims 1. Furniture handle, characterized by the fact that it consists of two nestable, U-shaped metal parts (a and b) consists, whereby the hollow side legs of the outer handle part (a) in the bottom each have a hole for a screw have for attachment to a handle strip. 2. Furniture handle according to claim 1, characterized in that the hollow side legs of the outer handle part (a) on their underside with a hole (k) for a screw (i) for the invisible fastening of the side legs (b ¹ ) of the inner handle part (b) are provided in the outer handle part (a). 3. Furniture handle according to claim 1, characterized in that the side legs of the outer handle part (a) at a short distance from the rear end with downwardly open incisions for attachment to a handle strip (f) and the end parts (a ¹ ) located behind these incisions There are tapped holes for the fastening screws (h). 4. Furniture handle according to claim 1 or one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the side legs (b ¹ ) of the inner handle part (b) as a round pin formed and can be inserted into corresponding bores (c) of the side legs of the outer handle part (a) are. 5. Furniture handle according to claim 1 or one of the "preceding Claims, characterized in that the central web of the outer handle part (a) on its front side a -preferably rectangular recess (d), which has the correspondingly shaped central web of the inner Handle part (b) takes up completely or almost completely. 6. Furniture handle according to claim 1 to 5 _5, characterized in that the visible outer surfaces after the mounting of the handle parts (a and b) have a different surface protection.