DE6942749U - DRAWER PRESTOTIC - Google Patents

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I: _ xciijendcn the drawer presto table should be respectable on the basis of the drawing _e Figure 1 shows a kitchen base cabinet,; '. Which is designed as a drawer cabinet in section. The presto table is built in to the W-SlIe of the Oberston drawer ©. The table surface (a) is generally designed like a lamella at the rear and hangs in the eight-toned luj; he. " hin-er doa drawers straight down. Figure 2 shows c -.-. I '. \. Ju.:li ir.it well-drained presto table. liier knows how that

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Claims (1)

derblende (f) and the drawer panel (g). The latter is matched in appearance to the other drawer panels. In Figure 3, the arrangement is shown in cross section. Ilan recognizes how symmetrical the frame pieces on both sides of the table top are arranged. The outermost frame pieces (i) are each firmly connected to the outer walls (a) of the cabinet part, whereas the innermost frame pieces are screwed to the front panel (f). When pulling out are therefore initially the frame pieces (b) are pulled along by the front panel, namely they pull themselves out of the guides of the next frame pieces (c) until it stops. When this stop is reached, the frame pieces (c) are also not pulled. In turn after reaching a stop, the frame pieces (d) and then the frame pieces (e) pull out of the guides out. The stop regulates the overlap of the Frame parts, while the sum of all overlaps the entire extension of the table. When pushing in, the process is reversed, and so does the tabletop pushes itself with its rear end behind the drawers by bending the table-top slats. Protection claims: 1. _{Known per se}} from a closet louvre-like pull-out table (called Prestotisch), characterized in that the Führu.igjüberdeck the table frame pieces (b, C ₃ d, e) is kept so long that a sufficient power transmission from the table top to the Cabinet housing is possible and thus the need for front support of the table by table legs is eliminated. Tis (a) receive \ r guide of the table top, the kreisbogenför at the rear end:: h according to claim 1, characterized daf · -lie: Seitlic: ien fesienn'mle (h) Ausfr> wrung z ni ^r;. are led downwards, so the rear end of the table top is ir; inserted .. '! State 49 hang vertically down behind the drawers or in front of the back wall of the cupboard. 3. Extendable table according to claim 1 and 2, characterized j that the height, width and depth of the table arrangement corresponds to a drawer and instead of a drawer can be used. 694274