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Description

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PATENT OFFICE.

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CLASS 34 /. GROUP

PAUL KRÜGER in STARGARD i. Pomm. Extending table.

Addendum to patent 235065 from August 21, 1910.

Patented in the German Empire on March 5, 1911. Longest duration: August 20, 1925.

The invention relates to a further embodiment of the extension table with a fixed top, the extension plates of which are guided and supported by pull strips, according to patent 235065, and consists in that the distance of the frames from the lower surface of the table top is greater than the thickness of the extension plates, and that the latter are held in the correct position when pushed in by flexible guides. In this way, if the table tops or the pull-out boards are warped, jamming when the pull-out boards are pushed in and out is avoided.
On the drawing show:

Fig. Ι and 2 a vertical longitudinal section through the pull-out table when inserted and extended imaginary pull-out panels,

Fig. 3 is a bottom view and

4 shows a cross section through the bridge, the table top and the table frame.

As with the extending table according to the main patent, the table top α is only connected to the longitudinal frames / by the bridge b.

Here, too, the pull-out panels c mounted under the table top a are guided and supported by pull strips d. The latter slide in sections of the transverse frames e. The flap parts e ^{1 are} hinged to these and can be folded into the horizontal position (see FIG. 2, right) against the tension of the springs f.

In further accordance with the main patent, resilient latches or leaf springs g serve to hold the pull-out panels in their end positions by engaging with their inner, hook-shaped ends in corresponding recesses A ¹ or h on the bridge b or on the underside of the table top α . Stops i provided on the pulling strips d also have the purpose here of causing the foldable parts e ^{1 to} flip over when the extended pull-out panels c are pulled out further, thereby lowering the pull-out panels c, while pulling the pulling strips d out too far through them and on the bridge b provided stop pins m and abutment k is prevented.

The distance between the table frames I and the lower surface of the table top is α . greater than the thickness of the pull-out panels c, which avoids jamming when the pull-out panels c are pushed in if the panels a and c or the frames I and e, e ^{1 are} warped. So that the pull-out panels are still held in the correct position when pushed in, springs η are attached to the reinforced two ends of the bridge b, ie at those points where it has a greater thickness than the pull-out panels c , each of which in the two resilient legs fi and q expire. When the

draw plates c are inserted, they occur between the resilient leg ends p or q and the table top α and are pressed against the lower surface of the table top α.

Claims (2)

Godfather sayings: i. Extending table with a fixed top, the extension leaves of which are guided and supported by tension strips, according to patent 235065, characterized in that the distance between the frames (e, I) and the lower surface of the table top (a) is greater than the thickness of the extension leaves (c) and the latter are held in the correct position during and after insertion by flexible guides (n, ft, q). 2. Extending table according to claim 1, characterized in that the resilient guides consist of springs (n, ft, q) attached to the bridge (b) . 1 sheet of drawings.