DE2445499A1 - CABINET WITH AT LEAST TWO SLIDING DOORS - Google Patents

Description

21.8.1974 EB / ag

96229

DlPL-ING. H.FINK

PATcM FANWALTY
73 ESOlINGEiM (NECKAR) HINDENBURGSTRASSE 44

Team Form AG, Kirchbühlstrasse \ 1, 8712 Stäfa, 5chwei;

Closet with at least two sliding doors

The discovery concerns a cabinet with at least two sliding doors, which are offset against one another and slidable on top of each other on rails »which run in guide rails.

Cabinets with sliding doors of this type are already known. Included Sliding doors should only ever be able to open one part of the cabinet the door leaves are as wide as possible. However, this has a big one Weight of the doors. It also caused the shift the door leaves unwanted noises, as the cabinet housing acts as a resonance body.

The invention aims at a cabinet of the type mentioned at the beginning create where light door structures can be used and whose door leaves run as quietly as possible.

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The cabinet according to the invention is characterized in that the. Underneath and above the guide rail is designed as a profile rail, the obsre profile rail having two running rails for Rollan with hori :: a; i:; ilsn axes antn ^: ilc, which are identified by means of 'yiv. The rails are attached to the door, while the lower profile has a vertical guide wall for rollers with vertical axes, which are also attached to the doors by means of holding axes.

This design ensures that the entire weight of the doors is borne by the upper rollers, while the lower rollers the doors only lead in the direction of the cabinet depth.

The two running rails of the upper Profiischisne thereby form according to the invention sin separate profile piece, which is embedded in sin rubber profile, which in turn in grooves of the upper profile rail is held positively.

As a result, the Rüllgarä'ugche bsim moving the doors in front of the cabinet housing are kept remote. In addition, the assembly may constitute rails without special fasteners _not like 5enrauben u. Like. Be rapid.

In the drawing is an embodiment of a erfindungsgernässsn Cabinet shown. Show it:

Fig. 1 'is a partial cross section through the front Schrenkobsrteil and lower part with dsn Schiabaturan,

Fig. 2 is a view of a door stop firmly clamped on the upper running rail,

Fig. 3 is a section along line III - III in Fig. 2 and FIG. 4 shows a section along line IV - IV in FIG. 2.

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In Fig. 1 only the base plate 1 with the lower profile rail 2 and the cabinet cover 3 with the upper profile rail 4 and the sliding doors 5, 6 of the cabinet are shown. The profile rail 4 has two inclined grooves 7, 8, into which outer tabs 9a of a rubber profile 9 engage in a form-fitting manner. Two further tabs 9b of the rubber profile 9 enclose a separate profile piece 10 which has two rails 10a, 10b of different heights. The profile rail 4, the rubber profile 9 and the profile piece 10 extend over the entire width of the cabinet part.

In the case of a two-door cabinet, there is each its inner door 5 and one outer door 6 available. In the case of a three-door cabinet, however, would be two inner doors 5 and one outer door 6 are provided.

A rail 11 extending over the entire width of the door is attached to the door 5 and has one each in the vicinity of its two ends Roller 12 carries a horizontal axis, which on the running rail 10b sits. On the door 6 is a door 5 and the roller 12 overlapping Rail 13 attached, which also carries a roller 14 at both ends, which sits on the running rail IGa. These roles 12, 14 carry the full weight of the doors 5,6.

The lower profile rail 2 also extends over the whole Cabinet width s. · It has a rectangular, box-shaped cross-section Profile part 2a with a continuous longitudinal slot 2b on the outside. Rails "15, 16 attached to the doors 5,6. On the rails 15, 16 rails 17 »18 are attached with vertical axes that are attached to the rest on the inner guide surface 2c of the profile rail. The roles 17, 18 are covered with rubber on the circumference. 5is only have to guarantee the correct guidance of the doors in a vertical position. Of the Slot 2b is so high that the rollers 17, 18 can be inserted and removed when the doors 5, 6 are unhooked at the top will. .

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Sliding doors with rollers have a tendency to open and close if they hit the intended stop, roll back a certain distance. To avoid this and the To hold doors in the end positions, special stops are provided, those in dan pig. 2 to 4 are shown. The attacks are designed in two parts and are connected to one another by screws 21 in such a way that they are clamped onto the running rail 10a or 10b can be. 5ie engage in grooves 10d (FIG. 4) which are arranged on both sides of each running rail. The attacks 20 have a block 20a, which carries a rubber buffer 22, and two run-up rails 20b, which have a roof-like elevation 20c. The rails 12, 14 point at their central circumferential area 12a and 14a have a concave rounding that corresponds exactly to the convex one Rounding 10c of the rails 10a, 10b corresponds (Fig. 4). On both sides of the rounding 12a and 14a, the rollers are conical Wreaths 12b and 14b. When rolling the increase 20c the rollers, as shown in FIG. 4 for roller 14, from the surface 10c of the running rail 10a. picked up. The role then runs with their wreaths 14b on the run-up rails 20b. So if a Door rolls against the stop 20, it is braked somewhat when the roller 14 runs up to the highest point of the elevation 2Qc. Of the the downwardly inclined part of the run-up rail 20b adjoining the elevation 20c then ensures that the door on the rubber buffer 22 is applied and no longer rolls back.

Vertical handle strips 23 are attached to the doors (FIG. 1), which at the same time also serve for stiffening. Since the doors 5 resp. 6 are thus stiffened vertically by the grip strips 23 and horizontally by the rails 11 or 13 and 15 or 16, they can made of thin material, e.g. wood. They are therefore easy to move due to their low weight, with the rolling noise caused by the rubber profile 9 and the rubber frosted Wheels 17, 18 are damped.

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Claims (4)

Claims 1. \ Closet -nit we.nin.s tann ζ ·. ·; Si Schxp.bi ^ ü:? 3π, which are mutually \ ^ / sstzt and slidable one on top of the other on rollers that run in guide rails, known in that the lower and upper guide rails as profile rails (2 or 4) is formed, with the upper F'rafilschxene (4) two running rails (10a, 1Db) for rollers (12, 14) with horizontal axes that are attached to the doors (5, 6) by means of retaining rails (11, 13) are attached, while the bottom rail (2) has a vertical guide wall (2c) for also by means of retaining rails (15, 16) on the doors (5, 6) fixed rollers (17, 18) with vertical axes. 2. Cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the two Runner rails (IDa, 10b) of the upper profile rail (4) ■ Form a separate profile piece (10), which in a rubber profile (9) is embedded, which in turn is held in a form-fitting manner in grooves (7 »8) of the upper profile schisna (4). 3. Cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower Profile rail. (2) a hollow body part with a rectangular cross section (2a) with a continuous longitudinal slot (2b) in which the lower rollers (17, 18) engage. 4. Cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the Running rails (10a, 10b) dsr upper rollers (12, 14) from two together Screwed parts of existing door stops (20) are clamped, which consist of a stop block (2Qa) and run-up rails (20b), whereby the run-up rails (2Qb) have a roof-like elevation (20c) to the roller (12 or 14) to be held in its end position against the stop block (20a), , S) T cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the doors (5, 6) are stiffened by vertical handle strips. 509830/0251 BATH ORIGINAL