DE1988730U - DEVICE FOR CONNECTING FURNITURE ADD-ON PANELS. - Google Patents

Description

RÄ.649869 15.11.6;

GRUNDIG E.M.V. Fürth, the I3.II.67

Electro-Mechanical Research Institute 78/8-Ma / Ri

Inn * 5 Max Grundig

Fürth / Bavaria, Kurgartenstrasse 37 Reg. 1398

Device for connecting furniture and add-on walls

The innovation relates to a device for connecting in particular at right angles furniture add-on walls arranged to one another and beveled at the mutual support points With the aid of a connecting link provided with threaded holes, so that the chamfered in bores Screws used on the narrow sides of the mounting walls can be screwed into the threaded holes, with the screw head protruding into an enlargement of the bore in one arranged in this bore and appropriately designed disc in the manner of a bayonet catch can be hooked in and by rotating the disc by means of a wedge-shaped Disc brace is braced.

A known device of the type specified at the beginning sees as a link between a strip in front of individual furniture add-on walls

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Length roughly with that of the one resting on it Extension wall side matches »The The bar has the cross-section of a star provided with four symmetrically arranged two-pointed prongs, where the one formed by two prongs The angle of the locking of the beveled extension wall is used.

The disadvantage here is that for the bar-shaped Link relatively high material costs. In addition, the complicated cross-section makes great demands with regard to the adaptation of the surfaces resting on one another or those to be connected to one another Add-on walls, as parts of the link if the dimensions and angles are not strictly observed become visible in an undesirable way. Furthermore, the production costs are relatively high *

These shortcomings in the facility in question are remedied by the fact that the link is renewed has a preferably square cross-section, the edge lengths of which are smaller than that Wall width of the extension walls.

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An advantageous further development of the innovation consists in a cube-shaped connecting link and in that the bearing surfaces of the link on the narrow sides of the attachment walls run perpendicular to the respectively assigned add-on wall.

In the following, an embodiment of the innovation is described with reference to Figures 1 to 3, where the parts corresponding to one another in the individual figures have the same reference numbers « Show:

Fig. 1 shows a complete connection.

direction including each other to be connected extension walls in the Schni11,

Fig. 2 the connection establishing Components partly in section,

Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a connecting link with a square cross-section »

In Fig. 1, four furniture extension walls 1 are indicated by a * cube-shaped link 2 (Fig »3)“ whose edge lengths 15 are smaller than the wall width of the extension walls, connected at right angles and in a cross shape. The narrow sides of these walls

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are provided with holes 3 and k and with phases 5 and 5 * at the mutual support points. The bores 3 go to the free end of the add-on walls out in larger bores h over, extend their central axes to those of the first-mentioned vertical "The holes h are accessible, in contrast to the bores 3 from the outside and each comprise a commercially available disc 6y include bores 3 a likewise commercially available screw 7 * the latter protrudes with its head 8 in the manner of a bayonet lock into a correspondingly designed slot 9 in the disk 6. The screw head rests, as can be seen from FIG. 2, on a wedge-shaped disk surface 1 o. With the help of slot 11 in the externally accessible side © of the Seheibe 6 and for example a screwdriver, not shown, the disk can be rotated. Since the visual hood 7 can be screwed up to the stop 12 with the connecting link 2 provided with threaded holes t3, the individual components are braced by the rotational movement of the disk 6. The support surface 1 # of the connecting link on the narrow side of the add-on wall 1 runs perpendicular to the associated add-on wall.

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In a further exemplary embodiment, not shown, only two furniture add-on walls are butt-connected to one another by a single, connecting link with a rectangular cross-section, ie without chamfered narrow sides. In this embodiment, the visible sides of the connecting link are, if necessary, covered by panels. According to the innovation, 3 or h extension walls can of course also be connected to one another.

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Claims (3)

~ 6 ~ Reg Protection claims T. device for connecting in particular reeht * - angularly arranged and beveled at the mutual support points furniture add-on walls with the aid of a connector provided with threaded holes ; so that screws inserted into the bores of the beveled narrow sides of the add-on walls can be screwed into the threaded holes, the A screw head protruding into a widening of the bore can be hooked into a correspondingly designed disk in the manner of a bayonet lock and can be clamped by rotating the disk by means of a wedge-shaped disk surface, characterized in that the connecting member (2) has a preferably square cross-section Edge lengths (15) are smaller than the wall width of the extension walls (1) * 2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the connecting link (2) is cube-shaped *) - 7 "- ■" ■■ * 7 - Reg. 1398 3. Device according to one of the preceding claims , characterized in that the bearing surfaces (i4) of the link (2) on the narrow sides the attachment walls (l) run perpendicular to the associated attachment wall.