DE8025863U1 - PIPE PROFILE WITH COVER - Google Patents

Description

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Charles Reith in F ^ 75OO4 Paris / France

Support tube profile with cover strip

Summary (abstract)

The support tube profile according to the innovation has an elliptical one or circular diameter, and its wall contains diametrically opposed longitudinal grooves which, if necessary, have access to Give perforated or toothed strips.

At least half of its normally visible outer surface is made of any colored plastic trim concealed, which rests against the half of the outer surface being viewed and is fastened to it by snapping into place *

Such a support tube profile can be used as a raw product and still has an appealing exterior in any desired color.

description

Stands for holders of shelf panels often have longitudinal perforated or toothed strips, which an attachment of the enable horizontal holder and thus the shelf plates placed on them at any desired height. These stands are often made in the form of tubular profiles with an elliptical or circular cross-section, with the longitudinal Perforated strips are arranged diametrically opposite one another and set back in relation to the outer wall of the stand,

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so they are practically invisible, the outer wall having longitudinal grooves which allow access to the perforated strips *

Exercises this tube profile, which is usually made of aluminum To give them the desired embellished appearance, they must be carefully polished, and if they are desired in color, also be treated anodically *

The innovation relates to a tubular support profile with an elliptical or circular cross-section, the wall of which is diametrically opposite Has longitudinal grooves which, if necessary, have access to Giving perforated strips that are suitable for use in the untreated raw state and still have an attractive appearance in of any desired color * For this purpose, the support tube profile is characterized according to the innovation in that At least half of its normally visible outer wall through a plastic molding of the desired color is covered, which adapted its corresponding half outer wall and is attached to it by snapping into place. The trim strip can have an inwardly directed longitudinal projection of a corresponding Have shape that engages in one of the two diametrically opposite longitudinal grooves of the tubular profile and engages there. The longitudinal projection can consist of two parallel elastic hooks directed in opposite directions, or from any other suitable device.

The accompanying drawing shows an embodiment of the innovation as an example.

Fig. 1 shows a cross section of the support tube profile with decorative strips;

FIG. 2 shows a view of the support tube profile of FIG. 1 with the decorative strips ready for snap-in attachment to the same.

The support tube profile 1 shown, with an elliptical cross section, has four longitudinal grooves 2,3,4,5, which optionally have access to the perforated strips 6, 7 and 8 offer. The wall 9, which

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is accessible through the groove 4, is not perforated (through = broken) and therefore does not form a hole = or toothed strip. the Plastic egg strips 10 and 11, the inner surfaces of which are each adapted to one of the half Au.Genflachen of the tubular profile attached to the diisem by means of a locking device.

In the case of the decorative strip 10, this is only an inwardly directed longitudinal projection 12, the cross section of which is designed in such a way that it can be pushed into the groove 4 can be pressed in, whereby it deforms elastically and then assumes its original shape again and so in this groove 4 engages. The outer edges 13 and 14 of this Decorative strip 10 are then in the area of the corresponding edges of the inlet openings of the grooves 3 and 5 *

The locking device of the trim strip 11 consists of two inwardly directed parallel longitudinal projections 15 and 16 in In the form of hooks arranged in the opposite direction. It can have openings 17 that provide access to the holes in the perforated strip 6 enable. Their outer edges are beveled and form elastic lips, which half of the inlet openings of grooves 3 and 5.

It should be noted that the embodiments described above with reference to the accompanying drawings are only given as examples and are not to be understood as restrictive. As part of the innovation, numerous modifications can be made. So can the support tube profile with elliptical or circular cross-section any number of perforated or toothed strips, from zero up to four included, and also the snap-in device of the trim strips can be designed in any way.

Claims (7)

DR. ΗΑΝδ- U-LtRi G ^ H-M AY · '*. · * D a MUNICH 22, THIERSCHSTRASSE 27 TELEGRAMS! MAYPATENT MUNICH TELEX SS4487 PATOP TELEPHONE CO8S3 22 00 01 G 80 25 863.5 R-23-G-1/1723 Munich, December 8, 1980 Charles Reith 80 16428 Dr. M / mw Charles Reith in F-75004 Paris / France Support tube profile with cover strip Protection claims e 1 . Pipe profile with elliptical, circular or polygonal cross-section, the wall of which has diametrically opposite longitudinal grooves has, which optionally give access to perforated strips, characterized in that at least one half of the normally visible outer wall of the pipe profile (1) through a plastic ! fabric trim strip (10, 11) ^ is covered, which of these half The outer surface is adapted and fastened to it by snapping into place. 2. Pipe profile according to claim 1, characterized in that the Decorative strip (10, 11) has an inwardly directed longitudinal projection (12, 15, 16) of corresponding shape, which in one of the engages two diametrically opposite longitudinal grooves (2, 4) of the tubular profile (1) and engages there. 3. Pipe profile according to claim 2, characterized in that the inwardly directed longitudinal projection (12) of the decorative strip (10) elastically deformable with a cross-section that enables it to snap into the groove (4) in the manner of a push button is. 4. Pipe profile according to claim 2, characterized in that the inwardly directed longitudinal projection of the decorative strip (11) has two elastic lips (15, 16) which can be snapped into the LSngsnus (2). Il I I I I Il Ii III III • III Il III I I I I I I • ο ¹ "■ · * fι '5 5. Pipe profile according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the decorative strip (11) is provided with holes (17) which provide access to the holes (6) of the corresponding perforated strip give. 6. Pipe profile according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that that the outer edges (13 and 14) of the decorative strip (10) in the region of the corresponding edges of the inlet openings the grooves (3 and 5) lie. 7. Pipe profile according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that that the outer edges (18 and 19) of the decorative strip (11) are bevelled and form elastic lips which cover half of the inlet openings of the grooves (3 and 5). <I I Il Il I It «Ι j; ι ι ti it in 'J'<ι Il Il I ■ '· * · Il Il I