DE4235335C2 - Universal holder - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a universal holder, in particular for Fastening balcony boards.

In the German utility model 91 01 625 is a holder described, consisting of a lower and an upper part, in particular for fastening balcony boards to the balcony railing. The bottom and top are made of elastic material. They include together a tube on all sides, with the lower part on the Attachable object attachable and attachable to the tube is, the upper part is U-shaped, overlaps the lower part and can be latched into engagement with the lower part.

With holders designed in this way, it has proven to be disadvantageous that an object to be fastened with the holder comes loose can. The object to be held is only postponed Upper part held securely.

The object of the invention is to provide a universal holder the object to be held already in the assembled state holds securely without the upper part already being pushed on got to.

This task is performed by a universal holder with the in the claim 1 specified features solved.

Embodiments of the invention are in the subclaims stated, advantages and possible uses of the invention are more preferred from the following description Exemplary embodiments in connection with the drawings.

It shows

Fig. 1, the mounting of a balcony board by means of universal holder,

Fig. 2 shows the attachment of a curtain rod by means of universal holder,

Fig. 3 piping on the wall and ceiling by means of universal holder,

Fig. 4 mounting a suspended ceiling by means of universal holder,

Fig. 5 fixing an angle which is mounted on a curtain rail, by means of universal holder,

Fig. 6 section through a universal holder.

Fig. 7 section through a lower part.

In Fig. 1 the attachment of a balcony board ( 3 ) to horizontally extending square tubes ( 4 ) is shown by means of universal holders. The universal holders consist of a lower part ( 1 ) and an upper part ( 2 ). To assemble the balcony board ( 3 ), first 4 bottom parts ( 1 ) (top / bottom 2 bottom parts) are screwed to the balcony board ( 3 ) at a distance from the two horizontally running square tubes and then the bottom parts ( 1 ) with the balcony board by slightly lifting the longer leg ( 5 ) pushed over the square tube ( 4 ). In this state, the balcony board is already held securely by the securing leg ( 6 ). The arrangement of a shorter leg ( 7 ) already encompasses the square tube from 4 sides, so that the balcony board ( 3 ) does not fall out and the universal holder is securely seated. When the balcony boards are all assembled and aligned, the upper parts ( 2 ) only need to be plugged onto the lower parts and the assembly is complete.

In Fig. 2 the attachment of a curtain rail ( 9 ) on a wall ( 10 ) is shown by means of universal holders. To assemble the curtain rail ( 9 ), two lower parts ( 1 ) are first attached to the wall ( 10 ) by means of screws ( 11 ). Then the curtain rail ( 9 ) is inserted into the lower part ( 1 ) by lifting the longer leg ( 5 ). Finally, the upper part ( 2 ) is placed on the lower part ( 1 ).

In Fig. 3 the laying of pipes ( 12 ) by means of universal holders is shown. To assemble the pipes ( 12 ), the lower parts ( 1 ) are attached to the wall ( 10 ) by means of a screw ( 11 ). Then the tube ( 12 ) is inserted into the lower part ( 1 ) by lifting the longer leg ( 5 ). Finally, the upper part ( 2 ) is placed on the lower part ( 1 ).

In Fig. 4 the assembly of a wooden ceiling ( 13 ) by means of universal holders is shown. To assemble the wooden ceiling ( 13 ), the lower parts ( 1 ) are mounted on the ceiling ( 15 ) by means of a screw ( 11 ). Then the wooden strip ( 14 ) is equipped with a certain number of lower parts ( 1 ) (loose attachment). The wooden strip ( 14 ) is then inserted into the lower parts ( 1 ) attached to the ceiling ( 15 ) by lifting the longer leg ( 5 ). Then the upper part ( 2 ) is placed on the lower part ( 1 ) attached to the ceiling ( 15 ). The wooden strip is thus firmly installed. The loose lower parts ( 1 ) can be pushed back and forth between the fixed universal holders on the wooden bar ( 14 ). The upper part ( 2 ) is screwed onto the board ( 13 ) and put on with the board on the loose lower part ( 1 ). Then the wooden board ( 13 ) is pushed into the correct position. Then the next board can be assembled.

In Fig. 5 the attachment of an angle ( 16 ) by means of universal holders is shown. To mount the bracket ( 16 ), a lower part ( 1 ) is attached to the wall ( 10 ) by means of a screw ( 11 ). Then an angle ( 16 ) is attached to the upper part ( 2 ) by means of a screw ( 18 ). Then the upper part ( 2 ) is placed on the lower part ( 1 ).

In Fig. 6 is shown a section through a universal holder. The dimensions given relate to a possible embodiment.

Claims (6)

1. Universal holder, in particular for fastening balcony boards to the balcony railing, which consists of a lower part ( 1 ) and an upper part ( 2 ) made of elastic material, which together comprise a tube ( 4 ) on all sides, the lower part ( 1 ) on the fixed object (3) is attachable to and on the tube (4) plugged and the upper part (2) is U-shaped, engages over the lower part (1) and is connected to the lower part (1) latching engageable, characterized in that the Lower part ( 1 ) consisting of a contact surface resting on the object to be fastened ( 4 ), a shorter leg ( 7 ) projecting perpendicularly from the contact surface and a longer leg ( 5 ) opposite the shorter leg ( 7 ), which has a side on its side facing away from the contact surface further, parallel to the floor surface securing leg ( 6 ), which is shorter than the floor surface, is that the U-shaped upper part ( 2 ) on the inside of the kü Short leg ( 7 ) of the lower part ( 1 ) has a first projection ( 19 ) which has the same thickness as the shorter leg ( 7 ) of the lower part ( 1 ) and is assembled from the corner of the upper part ( 2 ) Condition of the universal holder extends towards the shorter leg ( 7 ) of the lower part ( 1 ) and that the upper part ( 2 ) has on the inside of the base a recess associated with the securing leg ( 6 ), the height of which corresponds to the thickness of the safety leg. 2. Universal holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower part ( 1 ) has sawtooth-shaped locking lugs and the upper part ( 2 ) locking slots. 3. Universal holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the lower part ( 1 ) in the contact surface has a centrally arranged bore ( 20 ) for receiving a fastener. 4. Universal holder according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the upper part ( 2 ) has a bore ( 21 ) in its bottom for receiving a fastener. 5. Universal holder according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the contact surface springs back in the area of the outer edge. 6. Universal holder according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the bottom of the upper part ( 2 ) springs back on the outside in the region of the outer edge.