DE7439067U - Furniture element in the form of a door, flap or paneling wall - Google Patents

Description

Dipl.-Ing. Dr.-Ing. HEINZ NICKELS PATENT Attorney _{48 B} , _ELEFEL D / WESTF.

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The innovation is concerned with a furniture element made of wood in the form of a door, K] ^ ¹ "" ~ or paneling, consisting of a multi-part frame with a joint that is firmly joined together to form a unit.

Furniture made of wood, including doors and flaps, are generally used in cabinets. Corresponding their dimensions and designs H0I2 manufactured furniture elements also as outer clothing be put on the market.

3 Previously, doors, flaps and outer walls were made from rrasaiv / em Wood produced * The extent of the need for such Furniture including its furniture elements is in the

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has risen tremendously recently, so that it is over Saving reasons for the material wood appeared expedient, which so far consisted of uniform Existing furniture elements such as doors, Flaps and cladding walls, made of different types Assembling layers of wood. Such designs also offer an inexpensive one Advantage because noble and expensive woods can be replaced by cheap types of wood. All in all furniture parts are created in which the expensive veneer layer on the top and bottom of the cheaper Base layer (blind wood) is glued on.

In the main, veneer layers have only been used for optical and price reasons the outer surface of the blind wood is glued on. It was necessary to connect the two Shark species 30 select that not just after a favorable impression was created on the outside, but so did the unified layers with regard to temperature fluctuations reacted almost identically, so warping and a this prevents the veneer from detaching from the glued surface.

In the course of this development the so-called Barrier veneerB, the veneer layer on both sides, i.e. inside and outside in a crossed fiber layer be glued to the blind wood in order to avoid shrinkage and swelling with certainty and a sufficient to ensure dimensional stability.

Such barrier veneers can be found in many places Application, e.g. when dividing larger walls for wall cladding. Sometimes such veneer walls are used framed by a wooden frame ure held in this. To the wooden frame for its function and In order to provide sufficient stability, this bishiEr was made of solid material, i.e. solid wood.

The favorable experience gained in the manufacture of the application and use of veneered wooden slats, in terms of favorable behavior with regard to shrinkage and sources and thus fern stability were made, were the reason to also manufacture load-bearing frame components, as mentioned above, i.e. the blind and glued underneath with veneer.

Knowing what has been shown, the inventor has set himself the task of defining the area of the frame, as described before _;

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to enrich his improved way of execution. According to the dBr innovation, the task at hand is thereby achieved solved that the frame made of a carrier material consists of a barrier veneer on both sides has, and the veneered four parts of the frame form a solid, non-detachable unit.

According to the innovation, the carrier material is made from plywood, chipboard, hardboard or cardboard.

The waiting parts of the innovation according to the embodiment are opposite to known embodiments of doors and flaps and cladding walls in that not - as before, only the inner filling encompassed by the frame as veneered Surface is executed, but above all the frame itself. With the right choice of veneer layers and the carrier layer provided between these veneer layers is exposed to temperature and weather conditions avoiding warping. This means that the door or flap remains dimensionally stable under all the effects of bitterness. and ensures a secure closure of the cabinet or chest interior.

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UiF following description serves to explain C ^1- JB innovation according to the subject, one embodiment of eggs is shown in the drawing. Indicate:

Fig. 1 the profiled furniture element

in farm a door in top view and

Fig. 2 is a longitudinal section along line H-II in Fig. 1.

.] In the exemplary embodiment, the frame consists of aiii: den

j four frame parts 1, and two longitudinal and ziuei

\ Cut across. The abert and ur.tere ^ outer-

j part butt to the lateral parts. Within the frame ties

If the filling is inserted in eir.e fiut ο des Τγεοεγ-stDffes 5, each of the companies ^ hurry I is composed of the outer veneer layer 3, the inner, veneer layer k and the carrier structure 5 between the two can consist of a chipboard, Hsrtrsser or Pcpp board. The veneer layers 3 and η are each glued onto the carrier material 5. As well as

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of the carrier uerkstaffals also the veneer layers 3, U are made of wood. There is also the possibility of producing in particular the veneer layers 3, ^ from a different material, for example plastic.

The subject of the innovation, as shown in the illustrations 1 and 2 ujiaJer given, consists of four frame dividers. 1. The nature of these frame parts 1 will be discussed in greater detail later.

The frame parts have a well-known liJeBine Insertion groove 6 for the so-called mirror 2. The mirror 2 can optionally also have a separate trim show θ. The connection of the two parts 2, 3 can be done by cutting, uDbei the Materialuahl be the same or different can.

The individual frame parts 1 now consist of a carrier 5, this carrier 5 made of a plywood, Chip, hardboard or cardboard material is made. Of the Carrier 5, like uorbaschridaen, does the job

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of the blind seam for solid veneered parts. According to the invention, the carrier 5 has a barrier veneer 3 and h on both sides, ie on its top and bottom, which is pressed together with the carrier 5 to form a unit. In order to cover the insertion transition of the mirror 2 into the groove 6 from the viewer, circumferential decorative strips 7 are provided here, which are mitred at their points of contact in a manner known per se.

Finally, it may also be stated that instead of the barrier veneers 3 and U , a plastic strip can also be used, which is designed on its upper side in such a way that the character of a veneer or a grain arises. Such processes are already known in the manufacture of radio and television housings as the state of the art.

The subject of the innovation allows certain variants, without exceeding the scope of his invention.

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Claims (2)

-B- protection claims 1) Furniture element made of wood in the form of a door, flap or cladding unyduand, consisting of a multi-part, firmly joined together to form a unit Frame with filling, characterized in that that the frame (1) consists of a carrier material (5), uiLlches a barrier veneer on both sides (3, Ό, and the veneered four parts of the frame (1) a solid, non-detachable Form unity. 2) furniture element according to claim 1, characterized in that that the carrier material (5) consists of a plywood, chipboard, hardboard or cardboard board consists. 7439067 04/24/75