DE7329265U - Handle bar on a cabinet door - Google Patents

Description

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Handle bar for cabinet doors

The invention relates to a handle strip for door locks of cake stands or the like.

There are handle strips for cabinet doors known in which the grip edges arranged within an oval groove

The disadvantage of this known design, however, is that the grip strips as a result of the inside of the oval grooves arranged handle edges must be designed very high.

The object of the invention is to avoid this known disadvantage and to provide a low handle strip for cabinet doors to reveal in which the grip point can be clearly recognized is.

In the drawings are several embodiments of the invention iB shown schematically.

It shows:

1 shows a metal grip strip in side view and in section,

FIG. 2 shows the handle strip according to FIG. 1 in a front view;

■ ^J Fig. 3 sine handle bar made of wood with a handle element inserted in side view and in section,

Fig. 4 di-4 grip strip according to Fig. 3 in a front view,

Fig. 5 shows a handle bar made of wood with a semicircular handle element in side view and in Cut,

6 shows the grip strip from FIG. 5 in a front view.

A handle strip 2 is arranged on or under the door 1. The connection of the handle bar 2 with the door 1 can be via a known tongue and groove connection or by gluing or the like. Take place.

The face of the grip strip is formed by an approximately semicircular groove 3. The handle element 4 protrudes from the door level 1 ', so that even with one low height of the handle strip 2, the door 1 can be safely opened via the handle element 4.

In the case of a hinged door 1, the handle element 4 can be on the opposite side of the hinges Door 1 be arranged.

In the case of doors 1 guided on guide rails, the handle element 4 can either be arranged in the middle of the door 1 or extend over the entire width of door 1. The undercut 5 is used to ventilate the cabinet and to avoid it of material accumulations.

The grip element 4 can also have a three-quarter circle-shaped profile 4 and in the groove 3 of the grip strip 2 ' be attached. This type of execution is particularly suitable for a handle made of wood.

The grip element 4 can, however, also consist of a semicircular ring 4 ". The ring 4" is more suitable ¥ attached to the handle bar 2 ".

It is particularly advantageous if the inner radius of the ring 4 "and the radius of the groove 3 of the grip strip 2" are approximately the same size, while the outer diameter of the ring 4 "and the height of the handle bar 2" match.

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The doors can only be opened using the handle elements 4. The grip points are clearly defined by the grip elements 4 marked. In addition to doors, these handle strips can also be used on drawers.

In the case of panels firmly attached to the cupboards, such as in front of the sink or a -eer-gl. , can the © handle bar 2 _? 2 ^! Qäer 2 "can be used without a handle element.

This creates a uniform viewing area with the adjacent cabinets,

Claims (6)

Protection claims 1. Handle bar for cupboard doors of cupboards or the like. characterized in that the face of the handle fillet 2 with an approximately semicircular fillet is formed, and that the handle element 4 protrudes from the door level 1 '. 2. Handle bar according to claim 1 _t, characterized in that the handle element 4 extends over the entire width of the door 1. 3. Handle strip according to claim 1, characterized in that the Jriffelement 4 has an approximately three-quarter-shaped profile 4 ¹ and is fixed in the semicircular groove. 4. Handle bar according to claim 1, characterized in that the grip element 4 consists of a semicircular ring 4 ", and that the inner radius of the ring and the Radius of the fillet 3 are approximately the same. 5. Handle bar according to claims 1 and 4, characterized in that the outer diameter of the ring 4 " ^r corresponds to the height of the handle bar 2". 6. Handle bar according to claims 1 and 3 to 5, characterized characterized in that the handle element 4 in the middle or is attached to one side of the fillet 3.