DE8302119U1 - HANDLE WITH CONSOLE - Google Patents

Description

PATENT Attorney DIPL-ING. ELMAR OTT KappelstraÖB 8 0-7240 Horb 1 Telephone 07451/8303 Güwa production Helga Walz, 7270 Nagold

142/01 January 21, 1983

Handle with console

The invention relates to a handle with a console, which is used to attach the handle to the door leaf.

So-called handle elements are often used for doors

Handle used, for example, as a square Metal or wooden panels can be formed. One Such a handle is via a console on the door leaf

attached, the. Console beatiaraat the distance between the handle and the door leaf. The ones known so far Consoles consist of a one-piece metal part, difficult to achieve with door leaves that cover the sash | attach is. Since the fastening screws on the j | known consoles are very difficult to access, | can often only be done with special tools on the door | _; sheet to be attached. I;

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The invention is based on the object of a handle to create with a console that can be easily attached to the respective door leaf.

This object is achieved by the features specified in claim 1. Since the console is designed as a two-part fastening element, each of the two parts can easily be attached to the handle or to the door leaf, for example by means of wood screws. Then both parts are then firmly connected to one another, preferably by means of metal screws. The metal screws may be arranged so that they can werdein tightened with conventional socket wrenches or similar tools. Special tools are no longer required to fasten the handle to a door leaf, since all fastening screws are easily accessible. The division of the console makes it possible that each of the two console parts with correspondingly long wood screws on the

Handle or can be attached to the door leaf.

So far, the attachment of the handle on the door leaf was only very cumbersome with let into the door leaf Ramba nuts and metal screws adapted to them possible.

The console preferably consists of two metal angle pieces with legs arranged at right angles, which are screwed together in an overlapping manner. With a console designed in this way, it is also suitable for Technically inexperienced persons are able to attach a handle to the door leaf in such a way that it can withstand the stresses that occur and not loosely will.

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Advantageous further developments of the invention are characterized in the subclaims.

The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing. Show it:

Fig. 1 shows the rear view of the handle two-part console and

Fig. 2 shows the individual parts of the handle with console in a perspective view.

A two-part bracket 3 is attached to the rear side 1 of the handle 2 shown in FIG. The console 3 consists of the two parts 4 and 5, which are designed as right-angled pieces of metal . The two parts 4 and 5 overlap each other on one leg 6 or 7 and are firmly connected to one another by means of screws 8.

The handle 2 can be made of metal or a decorative wooden part. The divided console 3 can for example be made of anodized aluminum parts bent at right angles. r.

in Fig. 2 the individual parts are before assembly shown. One part 4 of the console 3 is screwed onto the back 1 of the handle 2 by means of wood screws 9. Before then the other Part 5 of the console is screwed with part 4 in an overlapping manner, part 5 is secured by means of wood screws 10 attached to the desired location on the door leaf. For this purpose, the screws 10 are through the Holes 11 in the door, not shown here

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sheet twisted. After that, the part 4 screwed onto the handle 2 can easily be by means of two metal screws 8 and the associated nuts 12 to be screwed to part 5. The screws 8 and the associated nuts 12 are easily accessible and can be tightened with a socket wrench, for example.

A particularly stable attachment of the handle and its bracket is obtained in that the free leg 13 of the part 5 has offset holes 11, the distance a of which from the vertical leg 7 is greater than 2 cm. The offset arrangement of the holes 11 counteracts possible cracking in the door leaf.

The handle with a split console can also be attached to relatively uneven door leaf surfaces, since the part 5 facing the door leaf can be aligned and mounted without any problems.

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Claims (6)

PATENT Attorney DIPL-ING. ELMAR OTT Kappelstrasse 8 D-7240 Horb 1 Telephone 07451/8303 Güwa-Produktion Helga Walz, 7270 Nagold January 21, 1983 142/01 05 Claims for protection 1. Hanähabf with console which is used to attach the handle to the door leaf, characterized in that the console (3) consists of two detachably connected parts (4, 5), one of which is part (4) on the handle ( 2) is climbed and the other part (5) is used to attach to a door. 2. Handle according to claim 1, characterized against η ζ e ic If η et that the console (3) consists of two metallic angle pieces with legs (7, 13) arranged at right angles; that the two parts (4, 5} are screwed to one another in an overlapping manner on one of their legs (6, 7), and that the console (3) is attached to one of its other two legs on the handle (2) . 142/01 3. Handle according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the console (3) is U-shaped in cross section. 4. Handle according to one of claims 2 or 3, d adurch characterized in that of the non-overlapping legs at least the free leg (13) of the console (3) provided for fastening a door is arranged offset Has bores (11). 5. Handle according to claim 4, characterized in that the bores (11) in the free leg (13) from the adjacent, perpendicular to this leg (7) have a distance (a) which is greater than 2 cm. 6. Handle according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the handle (2) is attached to the door leaf via the console (3) by means of wood screws (10).