DE8533078U1 - Device for attaching variable items of clothing for serial furniture fronts - Google Patents

Description

Architect and interior designer Heinz Baumgarten Am Botanical Garden 28 5300 Bonn 1

Re: registration no. (ANR): 2 744 457

THE FITTING OF VARIABLE CLOTHING PARTS MADE OF WOOD PANELS FOR SERIES PRODUCED FURNITURE FRONTS

DESCRIPTION according to § 3 of the registration requirements for utility models.

Purpose of the invention

With the invention a device for attaching variable items of clothing for serially manufactured furniture fronts which means that the appearance of the furniture fronts can be changed easily and inexpensively.

State of the art

So far there has been the possibility of changing the appearance of front panels by means of a piece of clothing. ^ digit * borrowed from the front parts of refrigerators, Ba ^ k and Cooking appliances with so-called DECO frames; ALU frame into which thin panels up to 8 mm thick can be inserted. The front panels of these parts can therefore adapt to the other kitchen parts.

So far, the thought has not occurred to the appearance of an entire front, e.g. of serially manufactured kitchen furniture, to be able to easily change it, although this is particularly advantageous for manufacture and sale.

So far, furniture series of the same basic types as In different execution materials are made, completely in all parts in the respective material

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tigt, e.g. in different types of wood, plastic, smooth,
massive, etc. This requires extensive storage and requires a large exhibition area for sale.

The new solution only requires furniture bodies of the same kind chen basic types, their appearance and execution through clothing can be changed variably.

Troubleshooting

Series-produced furniture bodies on the market with pull-outs, hinged fronts and drawers as basic types can be made according to the device according to the invention
can be changed in appearance in a simple manner in any desired way by means of clothing made from joinery or chipboard. In particular, the device offers
Advantage that the clothing part can be easily removed
and can therefore be designed by the purchaser himself, e.g. painted and changed from time to time.

SHEET I ^ shows the example of a conventional household kitchen front , its upper cabinets (1) with clothing parts, partly as picture frames made of wood (2), partly as individually designed joiner's or chipboard with cross joints and central ornament (3) and their lower cupboards (4) with the same designed parts (3) are clothed.

SHEET 2 shows some options for designing furniture fronts with clothing parts that are not offered in conventional production: (5) A clothing part veneered with thick (2 - 4 mm veneer) for wall units, in which a line ornament with the
Router is milled.

(6) A piece of clothing for overhead cupboards to be purchased by the buyer is individually painted.

(7) A piece of clothing for wall units as a picture frame.

(8) A piece of clothing for under-barriers (8) like (5).

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(9) A piece of clothing for base cabinets with carved corners (9).

/ OK) A piece of clothing for lower benches with a cross joint and ornament (10).

SHEET 2 Z FIG. I shows the attachment of a piece of clothing as a picture frame (2) for wall cupboards, consisting of a conventional wall cupboard flap (11), a continuous handle lei-Ste (12) made of metal; a piece of clothing as a picture frame (2), a magnetic attachment (13) and a counterpart for magnetic attachment (14).

The advantages of this solution are;

a) the continuous lower handle bar (12) covers the lower visible flap edge - edge band not necessary -

h) Handles are no longer available on the clothing

c) the garment can easily be in the The bar of the handle is inserted by means of a groove and held on the upper edge with two magnets (14).

Fig. 2 shows the attachment of a piece of clothing on the front panel of a pull-out cabinet consisting of:

- a front panel of a conventional pull-out cabinet (15)

- an upper continuous handle strip (16) made of metal, with two magnetic fastenings (13), a lower metal U-rail (17) and a piece of clothing

The advantages of the solution are:

a) the continuous grip strip covers the upper edge of the garment and the magnetic attachment;

b) the garment can be pushed into the U-shaped rail (17) and the magnet mount can be easily attached and replaced;

c) Handles are no longer available on the clothing

Claims (4)

PROTECTION CLAIM ACCORDING TO £ 3a SHEET _4 Protection claims !. ^ Device for attaching variable items of clothing for serially produced furniture fronts, especially for pull-outs, Drawers and flaps, in particular cupboard flaps, characterized in that that at the lower edge of the flap a handle made of metal is provided with webs, of which a web (18) in a groove of the The flap is glued in and screwed from the rear, another: the web (19) is used to insert an item of clothing. 2. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that on the upper edge of the flap magnets (13) and U-shaped magnetic pieces which are grooved on the upper edge (14) are provided for holding fastening parts. 3. Device according to claims 1 and ^ for base unit pull-outs, characterized in that a continuous metal handle (16) is glued and screwed to the upper edge of a pull-out front panel (15), which also serves as a counterpart for magnets (13). The handle bar covers the upper edge of the garment and the magnetic attachment. 4. Device according to claims J ₁ to 3 ^ characterized in that a U-shaped metal rail (17) with two webs is attached to the lower edge of the pull-out front panel, one of which is grooved and glued into the lower edge of the pull-out front panel second web (24) is used to insert the grooved garment (8-10).