DE7720076U1 - FURNITURE PART WITH A HANDLE PROFILE - Google Patents

Description

The innovation relates to a furniture part, in particular a drawer of office furniture, with a handle profile that is connected to a bar is attached to the upper edge of the furniture part.

Furniture parts with a handle bar without lettering and corresponding furniture parts that are equipped with a device for are known are equipped with a label. In the latter case, the device mentioned is a nuisance if no labeling is desired will.

The innovation is based on the task of improving the furniture part explained at the beginning so that the user of the furniture has the opportunity has to provide each piece of furniture with a labeling device in a simple manner, or the one already provided To remove the labeling device again, without this affecting the overall aesthetic impression of the front of the furniture part to affect.

This task is based on the furniture part explained at the beginning solved in that the front edge of the said strip releasably engages over a fold of a lettering profile,

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which extends away from the handle profile and against the front side of the furniture part.

It is useful if the angle between the fold and the inscription surface of the labeling profile is slightly smaller than. This gives a preload through which the inscription surface forming legs of the lettering profile is always pressed firmly against the front of the furniture part.

The labeling profile is preferably made of a crystal clear plastic and has an insertion slot for a labeling si ' mature. The length of the labeling profile can be adjusted to the respective Purpose to be coordinated. If, for example, it is a matter of a train that is subdivided for card files, several labeling profiles can be used be arranged side by side. The labeling profiles can basically be much shorter than the actual one Be a handle profile and can therefore also be offset, for example arrange one below the other. Any desired position can be selected.

The fold of the lettering profile preferably has at least one bead, which is formed by a correspondingly formed channel the bar of the handle profile is overlapped like a latch. Appropriate two corresponding beads are provided one behind the other, with the one lying at the front as seen in the direction of insertion of the fold The bead is slightly lower than the bead behind it. This will cause the fold to slide under the bar the handle profile facilitated. Since the handle profile is also useful is injection-molded from plastic, the said bar "les When inserting the rebate, push the handle profile up a little, taking advantage of its elasticity, so that this bar is completely at the inserted fold automatically snaps back and engages over the bulges of the fold like a latch.

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Further features and advantages of the innovation are based on an exemplary embodiment explained. j

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; An exemplary embodiment is shown in the drawing ! of the innovation. Show it:

Figure 1 is an isometric view of a furniture part with a handle bar and

FIG. 2 shows the handle strip according to FIG. 1 in an end view.

The handle profile 1 shown has an approximately U-shaped cross-section, with one U-leg forming a bar 2 for attaching the handle profile to the upper edge of a furniture part 3, while the other U-leg is designed as a slightly forward curved handle bar 4. The attachment of the handle ^; profile 1 on the furniture part 3 takes place via a conventional harpoon bridge 5. j

The illustration also shows that the front edge of the bar 2 optionally has a fold 6 of a lettering profile 7: can overlap, which extends away from the handle profile and against the front of the furniture part. The lettering | profile 7 is shown separately in FIG. 2 np, ch. the Angle OL between the fold 6 and the labeling surface of the labeling profile 7 is slightly smaller than 90 °. The labeling? profile has an insertion slot 8 for a lettering j strip on. I.

The fold 6 of the inscription profile 7 has two beads 6a, of which the bead lying at the front in the direction of insertion is somewhat lower is designed as the rear bead. The bulbous

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The upper contour of the fold 6 is overlapped in a pawl-like manner by a correspondingly designed channel-shaped lower contour of the bar 2.

There is thus the possibility of the handle profile 1 optionally with ι to provide a lettering profile 7 without impairing the aesthetic design of the front of the furniture part 3 in one or the other case.

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Claims (7)

Μ fill Protection claims: Furniture part, in particular a drawer of office furniture, with a handle profile, which is fastened with a bar on the upper edge of the furniture part, characterized in that the front end edge the said strip (2) releasably a fold (6) of a lettering profile (7) overlaps, which extends away from the handle profile (1) and against the front of the furniture part (3) is present. 2. Furniture part according to claim 1, characterized in that the angle {{&.) Between the fold (6) and the inscription surface of the inscription profile (7) is slightly smaller than 90 °. 3. Furniture part according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the labeling _f profile (7) consists of a clear plastic. 4. Furniture part according to claim 3, characterized in that the lettering profile (7) has an insertion slot (8) for a labeling strip. 5. Furniture part according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the fold (6) of the lettering profile (7) has at least one bead (6a), which is formed by a correspondingly Groove of the bar (2) of the handle profile (1) is overlapped like a pawl. 7720076 10/6/77 6. Furniture part according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the bar (2) of the handle profile (1) is attached via a Harpμnensteg (5) in the furniture part (3). 7. Furniture part according to one of the preceding claims' »· # characterized in that that the handle profile (1) has an approximately U-shaped Has cross section, the bar (2) forming one U-leg, while the one forming a grip bar (4) the other U-leg is slightly arched forwards. Werner Gramm Patent attorney
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