DE7620553U1 - HANGER FOR FASTENING BOARDS AND THE LIKE. BETWEEN WALL BRACKETS - Google Patents

Description

Hanger for attaching boards and the like. Between wall shelf holders

The innovation relates to hangers that are used to releasably attach boards, cabinets, cabinet parts or the like. are used between two wall shelf brackets, etc., for the purpose of creating wall shelves or similar facilities, thus also analogously for newspaper and telephone book trays (Telephone console), sales stand or the like.

Such universal shelves made of round or polygonal wire (seen in cross section) or coiled rods etc. are known in many ways. Between two wall hangers who are attached to the wall with dowels and / or screws, boards, cabinet parts, etc. are by means of so-called Board hook attached, such a well-known board hook is usually arranged with its flat part below the board, and the hook-shaped part is on the

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Rungs are laid, a large number of which on the wall shelf

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The disadvantage of the known embodiments is that the desired strength is not always guaranteed due to the heavy load on the boards, cabinet parts, etc. is. These mounted board hooks tend to tip over etc. However, other types of hangers are also known,

for example hooks, but they have similar disadvantages.

The task of the innovation is to create a hanger of the generic type that is cheap to manufacture, Tip-proof, easy to assemble, especially without damaging the boards or drilling holes od. The like. To have to attach, and in terms of fastening, especially when using ungrooved boards, etc., is sufficient.

The problem is solved by a U-shaped - preferably self-locking - bracket with at least one means for holding and / or bringing together (screws, rivets, hooks, etc.) the one The leg forming the receiving slot with at least one

- e.g. at right angles protruding - retaining tab, the

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Holding means or hole © »» to attach the has.

The essence of the innovation is to be seen in the fact that the hanger alone sits firmly on the shelf holder without having to be screwed to the boards or cupboards.

Another preferred embodiment is indicated by a U-shaped bracket with at least one means for holding and / or bringing together the legs forming a receiving slot (for clamping to a Rung), with at least one e.g. at right angles protruding retaining tab, the retaining means e.g. holes for Attaching the boards, with at an angle, e.g. perpendicular to the receiving slot, at least one partial hole or hole (to accommodate struts or frames) is attached.

Further details of the innovation emerge from the drawing and description, namely shows:

1 shows a view of a hanger, FIG. 2 shows a plan view of FIG. 1,

FIG. 3 shows a side view of FIG. 1, FIG. 4 shows another type of hanger in plan view and FIG FIG. 5 shows a plan view of a hanger according to FIG. 4.

The hanger according to FIG. 1 consists of a U-shaped bracket 1 to which retaining tabs 2 are connected. This Retaining tabs 2 are appropriately bent at right angles, but it is also sufficient if only one retaining tab is provided.

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Example, a screw is passed through the hole 7. There can only be one through hole and on one side a thread, e.g. cast or cut, on the opposite side. But it can also be through holes Act.

The inner sides 5 can be completely or partially adapted to the shape of the rung 4. But this is imperative - as the example shown shows - not.

In addition, the legs 3 can also have weaknesses in order to achieve better elasticity and, if necessary even to achieve self-clamping. However, a better hold or greater security can be achieved “if one

Screw is inserted.

The inner walls 5 can also Rif.feiungen or other Have locking devices that can possibly interact with any roughening of the rung 4. These could also be classifications to which bars are assigned, etc.

Figures 1 and 3 show that the upper inner surface 6

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can be curved, and expediently in approximation a curved rung. Of course, other arch shapes can be provided, or the upper one Inner surface can also run in a straight line.

Fig. 2 indicates in dashed lines that the retaining tab can also be wider (of course also on both sides). This widening 2b indicated here serves to form an opening 9. This Opening 9 (will usually be wider in practice) can have indentations (for the purpose of elasticity) and is used to take up a rung that runs vertically, for example. The breakthrough 9 should be more appropriate than accordingly be made wide slot so that the entire part can spring open over the strength of the rung.

Show another type of embodiment of a hanger 4 and 5. The individual parts correspond in principle to those of FIG. 1, but with the difference that instead of the receiving slot 11 (Fig. 1), a receiving slot 11a is formed, which is laterally offset to a Bore or partial bore 12, which is perpendicular to the Receiving slot na (that is, another embodiment as shown in the dashed line according to Figure 2; i.e. the opening 9 there is now moved into the legs).

In the example shown there are further classifications ι3 recognizable in order to better introduce the struts

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reach. Such a slot 14 is also assigned to the receiving slot na and could analogously are also assigned to the receiving slot 11 (Fig. 1) in turn.

The holes 15 are used to carry out screws, in order to be able to attach the boards, not shown, if this should be necessary in individual cases.

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Claims (15)

1.Hanger, egg for detachable fastening of boards, Cabinets, cabinet parts or the like between two wall shelf brackets is used for the purpose of creating wall shelves or similar facilities of a known type, characterized by U-shaped - preferably self-locking - Bracket (1) with at least one means for Holding and / or bringing together (screws, rivets, hooks, etc.) the one receiving slot (11) forming Leg (3) (for clamping on a rung (4)) with at least one retaining tab (2), the retaining means or Has holes (15) for attaching the boards. 2. Hanger according to claim 1, characterized in that the inside (5) of the bracket (1) wholly or partially conforms to the shape of the rung (4) is adapted (e.g. has a partial arc shape). 3. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the upper inner surface (6) of the bracket (1) wholly or partially has the shape of the Rung (4) is aligned. 7620553 12/30/76 ΐ Μ IMI It · <<«·· ·« ι ι ί »t ·» »· · „> J j (ι · ι ί M e <I I ί »» ί ♦ I »Il IJiII 4. Suspensions:: according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the legs (2) have bores (7) (with or without internal thread), 5. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the legs (2) are weakened above and / or in the region of the bores (7) (the material is thinner than the rest of the area, notches are provided, etc.). 6. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the head part of the bracket (1) is weakened or has a slot (14). 7. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the holding strap (s) (2) Rectangular shape (in plan) has with or without roundings of any type and size on the free Ends (8). 7620553 12/30/76 t I) - 9 - 8. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the retaining tab (2) is designed in the shape of a part of a circular arc. 9. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that two retaining tabs (2) together produce a circular arc shape in their central region (Joint area), however, a slot (e.g. to lead through of the arch of a rung) is introduced (or a slit, i.e. up to the end of the retaining tab). 10. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the retaining tab (2) is held wider beyond the width (1O) of the bracket (1) is (at least on one side) and that in the widening (2b) at least one opening (9) (for e.g. a vertically arranged strut) is attached, whereby the opening (9) can be provided offset. 11. Hanger for the releasable fastening of boards, cabinets, cabinet parts or the like. Between two wall shelf brackets is used to create wall shelves 7620553 12/30/76 • ItI · * · · · B ** I «β * t t I ■ f S t * 5 1 Ji R C '. - 10 - or similar facilities of a known type, characterized by a U-shaped bracket (la) with at least one means for holding and / or bringing together (screws, rivets, hooks, etc.) the one receiving slot (11a) forming leg (3a), with at least one - e.g. protruding at right angles - retaining tab (2a), which has means e.g. bores for attaching the boards, being angled - e.g. perpendicular to the receiving slot (na) - at least one partial hole or hole (12) (for receiving struts) attached is. (Fig. 4/5) 12. Hanger according to claim 11, characterized in that the walls of the bores (12) are partially elastic. 13. Hanger according to claim 11 and 12, characterized in that the bores (12) have slots (13) are assigned. 14. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims , characterized in that slots (14) are assigned to the receiving slots (11, 1ia). • ·> It · * 1111 I <■ · I 111 'til - 11 - 15. Hanger according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the receiving slots (11, 1ia) and the bores or partial bores (12) as well Breakthroughs (9) touch one another or overlap. 7620553 12/30/76