DE6934154U - SUPPORT FOR CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES TO BE ATTACHED TO THE WALL - Google Patents

Description

P AT ENTINGENIeUR CARL H. HÄUSER 7 STUTTGART HAUPTMANNSREUTE46

Werner Junginger, Gerabronn

Bracket for groups of containers to be attached to walls

The innovation concerns a bracket for walls Container groups to be attached and made up of assembled individual containers, in particular letterbox groups

It is the purpose of the increase in price to create a bracket that allows easy attachment of groups of containers different sizes on walls. Label it is essential that the attachment of the container groups also by non-experts and without anything worth mentioning. Workload with simple tools by = can be performed.

This is achieved with the new bracket in that the bracket consists of two T-shaped frames with

and two laterally aligned / at their ends with Slit openings provided arms and a vertically aligned Pußteil consists, the each other facing foot parts of the two frames encompass a common rail and adjustable on this

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and are detectably guided. The arms of the frames can be adjusted and locked on them Be provided with extensions that have slot openings at their free ends »

The arrangement of the mutually adjustable T-shaped frames on a rail, which is easier and can be attached to a wall in a known manner by means of dowels and wood screws, the arrangement of Shiite breakthroughs in the arms and those in case of need Extendable frame arms enable groups of different containers to be attached Shape and size. There are also keice tools for this purpose Required if fasteners are used to fasten the container groups that are compatible with their tongue-shaped fastening part in congruent slot openings of the arms and the to be attached Engage container group · On the flanks of the tongue of the connecting element are opposite one another Recesses are provided in which the suspended objects are clamped.

In the drawing, a mailbox group is shown as an embodiment, which by means of new bracket is suspended, namely show in a diagrammatic representation

Fig. 1 is a view of the new bracket,

Fig. 2 is a partial view of the same on an enlarged scale,

Pig. 3 shows a section along the line III - III in Pig. 2 and

Pig. 4- the view of a group of mailboxes in connection with the bracket.

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In the illustrated Ausfülarungsbeispiel the new bracket are attached to a wall 12 with a rail 11, two mutually displaceable frames with 13 on the rail 11, the side arms with 16 and Extensions to these are designated by 14.

The rail 11 can be attached to a wall 12 in a simple manner by means of dowels and wood screws and has, for example, a dovetail-shaped cross section. On this rail 11, the butt parts 15 of the two T-shaped frames 13, which are also dovetail-shaped in cross-section and directed towards one another, are adjustable and can be fixed by means of a screw connection 18. The lateral arms 16 of the two frames 13 extending from the foot [parts 15] are slotted at their free ends breakthroughs 17 provided with which corresponding slot openings of a mailbox group 19 approximately coincide, εο that this by means of a screw connection or the like. can be attached to the bracket.

As a rule, the dimensions of the bracket correspond the size of the mailbox group to be attached 19, so that the slot openings in the mailbox walls with those in the arms 16 of the bracket cover. By adjusting the frames 13 on the rail 11, deviations in height can be compensated for. Likewise, inaccuracies according to the Sides are adjusted by moving in the area of the slot openings 17 «,

The bracket can also be adapted to changed needs, for example if a smaller one Mailbox group is to be replaced by a larger one. In this pail the side arms are 16 of the frames 13 with attached extensions 14

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provided that are adjustable and lockable on the arms 16 and with slot openings at their ends

are provided. The extensions 14 are profile-guided on the arms 16

The mailbox group 19 can also be connected to the holder by means of the in Pig. 2 shown Connecting elements 20 take place. Sin such a connecting element consists of a handle 21 and a tongue-shaped fastening part 22 which is attached to the planks of his tongue has recesses 23 and the slot openings 17 of the arms 16 and the Mailbox group 19 reaches through. For more favorable contact pressure distribution is on the fastening part 22 a cup wheel 24 pushed on, on the one hand on the handle and on the other hand with its edge on a - letterbox wall is adjacent

By rotating the handle 21 or the fastening part 22, the recesses 23 encompass the walls of the Mailboxes and the arms 16 and press them against each other. The mailbox group can be done in a simpler way Wise and without tools on the bracket or on a wall 12 are attached. Nor does that prepare Slimming down the group difficulties.

Claims (2)

I I I PATENT ENGINEER CARL H. HÄUSER 7 STUTTGART HAU PTMANNSREUTE 46 Claims for protection 1) Support plate for to be applied to walls and consisting of the assembled individual containers container groups _s particular mailbox groups, characterized in that the holder consists of two T-shaped frames-provided (13 and 13a), each with two laterally aligned and at their ends with slotted openings (17). Arms (16) and a vertically oriented foot part (15), the facing parts of the two frames encompassing a common rail (11) and being guided on this in an adjustable and lockable manner. 2) Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the arms (16) of the frames (13 »13a) are adjustable on these and lockable extensions (H) are provided with slotted openings at their free ends (17).