DE7526830U - Furniture part movably mounted in a furniture body - Google Patents

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Pofenf attorneys! (Z Dr. O. Loesenbedc <-? Dipl.-Ing. Stracke Dipi.-lng. Loesenbeck Bielefeld, Herford Sirafje 17

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SCHÜCO Heinz Schürmann + Co., 4800 Bielefeld 1, Karolinenstrasse 1-15

Furniture part movably mounted in a furniture body

The innovation relates to one in a nöbelkorpus movably mounted furniture part, guide means being provided between the Höbelkorpus and the furniture part.

The movably mounted furniture part can be a sliding door that is on rollers at the top or at the bottom runs and on the opposite side of the rollers guide means on which a guide of the rollers free side opposite the furniture body reached v.'ird. Bolts can be used as guide means, which are in am Engage rails attached to the furniture body »

The innovation is based on the task of the In Mööelkorpus movably mounted furniture part and the associated To design guide bolts in such a way that even after the assembly of the guide means, the movably mounted furniture part

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can be aligned over the furniture body, so that an exact run of the movable furniture part compared to the furniture body is guaranteed.

According to the innovation, this task is solved in that the movable furniture part is equipped with at least one guide pin which is eccentrically attached to a mounting hole of the furniture part is arranged via a tool pivotably mounted, bolt-shaped anchoring foot.

After driving in the bolt-shaped anchoring foot in the receiving hole of the furniture part can by pivoting the anchoring foot and the associated, eccentrically arranged guide bolt in a simple manner an alignment of the movably mounted furniture part to the furniture body can be made.

So that the tool for twisting the anchoring foot on the Anchoring foot can be attached, this must be provided with plug-in holes, a thin polygon or an outwardly protruding polygon or the like. Furthermore, in the area of this receptacle for the operating tool, the furniture part must correspond to the pivoting path of the Tool should be left out.

The eccentric guide bolt with the anchoring foot described can not only be used on sliding doors, but can also be used on drawer runners or the like.

Embodiments of the innovation are shown in the drawing and are described below.

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Show it:

1 shows a furniture body equipped with sliding doors, partly in vertical section,

FIG. 2 is a view in the direction of arrow II in FIG. 1, on an enlarged scale,

FIGS. 3 and 4 are modifications to that shown in FIG Guide pin.

In the sliding door fitting shown in Fig. 1, a double-T-shaped rail 3 is attached to the top panel 1 of the furniture 2, on which rollers 4 run, on which sliding door leaves 5 are suspended. To guide the lower edges 6 of the sliding door leaf relative to the sub-floor 1 of the furniture, U-shaped rails 8 are arranged in the sub-floor, in which guide pins 9 slide, which are fixed on the door wing 5. The guide bolts 9 are arranged eccentrically on a bolt-shaped anchoring foot 10, which is driven into a receiving bore 11 of the door leaf 5 and is fixed there via anchoring ribs 12. Despite these anchoring ribs 12, the anchoring foot can be pivoted in the receiving bore 11 by means of a tool. In the embodiment according to FIG. 1, the anchoring foot 10 is equipped with insertion bores 13 for a tool which extend transversely to its longitudinal axis. From Fig. 2 it can be seen that the insertion bores 13 pass through the anchoring foot 10 completely and cross each other. In the area of the Einfceckbonrungen the door leaf 5 is provided with a circular segment-shaped recess 14, which ensures a sufficient pivoting range for the tool.

Instead of the plug-in bores 13, the bolt-shaped connection ANCHORING FOOT IG. as shown in FIG. 3, too with: an upwardly projecting Mehrkentstück 15 equipped

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be, on which the "tool for pivoting the anchoring foot 10 and thus the guide pin 9 are attached can. In the area of this multi-card piece 15, there is 5 in the door leaf a recess 16 is provided.

In the construction according to FIG. 4, the bolt-shaped Anchoring foot 10 is equipped with an internal polygon 17. Here too, as in FIG. 3, in the area of A recess 16 is provided in the upper end face 18 in the door leaf 5 so that the tool can be inserted into the polygonal socket and can also be pivoted.

In order to avoid sliding friction in the area of the guide means, "it is possible to proudly equip the guide with a roller, for example a plastic roller or a roller bearing, which" resp. that rolls on a guideway.

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Claims (5)

Protection claims 1. Furniture part movably mounted in a furniture body, wherein guide means are provided between the furniture body and the furniture part, characterized in that the movable Furniture part (5) equipped with at least one guide pin (9) which can be pivoted eccentrically on a tool in a receiving bore (11) of the furniture part mounted, bolt-shaped anchoring foot (10) arranged is. 2. Furniture part according to claim 1, characterized in that the bolt-shaped anchoring foot (10) transversely to its longitudinal axis Has insertion bores (13) for a tool and the furniture part (5) in the region of the insertion bores in the shape of a segment of a circle is recessed. 3. Furniture part according to claim 2, characterized in that the bolt-shaped anchoring foot (10) with two so-called crossing, through holes (13) is equipped. 4. Furniture part according to claim 1, characterized in that the bolt-shaped anchoring foot (10) on the side facing away from the guide bolt (9) on its end face (18) has a Has an inner polygon (17) or an outwardly projecting polygon (15) and the furniture part in the area of this end face (18) in the shape of a segment of a circle over the pivoting range of the Operating tool is recessed. 7526830 12/18/75 5. Furniture part after. Claim 1, characterized in that a should or a roller bearing on the guide pin (9) is rotatably mounted. 7526830 12/18/75