DE8806781U1 - Hook rail for door and cabinet edges - Google Patents

Description

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Dlpl.-lng. W. Dahlke ₂ 4 May 1988 l-So/Sw

Dipi.-lng. H.-J. Llppert

Patent attorneys Frankenforeter Straße 137 5080 Berglech Qladbach 1

PROHA Gerltebau GabH 5000 Cologne 50

"Hook rail for door and cupboard bottom"

The invention relates to a hook rail for door and cupboard edges.

Rooms where people dress or change clothes, such as bathrooms, bedrooms, team rooms, or changing rooms in sports halls, etc., are often cramped.

In such rooms, there are often not enough options for hanging coat hangers or items of clothing, so that the coat hangers or items of clothing are hung insecurely on projections and edges that are not intended for this purpose, e.g. on door handles, cupboard edges or top edges of doors.

Naturally, these hanging options do not offer a secure hold for the coat hangers or the items of clothing, and the surfaces of the doors or cupboard walls are damaged and scratched by the mostly metal hooks of the coat hangers.

When hanging coat hangers over the edge of a door, it is no longer possible to close the door. When opening, the hooks slip off, so that the coat hangers and the clothes hanging on them

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pieces fall to the ground.

The invention is based on the task of creating a hook rail as a hanging option for coat hooks and items of clothing, which can be easily attached to the top edge of a door or a cupboard edge and which allows for the secure hanging of coat hangers or items of clothing or other

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According to the invention, this object is achieved in that the hook bar has a support surface that can be attached to the top of the door or cabinet edge and that at least on the top of the hook bar there are locking devices for hanging up coat hangers or the like.

The hook rail according to the invention allows coat hangers and items of clothing, bags, towels and the like to be hung up safely without the risk of damaging the edge of the door or cupboard and without the risk of the coat hanger falling down, for example when the door is opened.

On the top, the hook rail can have a U-shaped profile, the legs of which are gripped by the free ends of the hooks of coat hangers, so that the coat hangers can be securely hung up. By 1 in the transverse direction to the U-profile The attached coat hangers can be prevented from slipping by means of bars arranged in the rack.

The hook rail preferably has a perpendicular to the support surface arranged stop bar, which is flush

rests against the cabinet wall or the vertical door side and thus a secure hold of the hook rail on the l..~4. __.CC —_ J__ !/. — J.- __... VU_1 _J .I.-J.

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Several hooks can be provided on the front of the bridge for hanging coat hangers or items of clothing. These hooks preferably form an angle of around 45° with the bridge and have a shape that tapers upwards towards the T(Jr or cabinet edge. To increase the stability of the hook, external and internal reinforcing ribs can be present, which can absorb and transfer bending moments.

To attach the hook rail to the edge of the cupboard or door, through holes are preferably formed at both ends through which a fastening pin passes and detachably connects the hook rail to the cupboard wall or the edge of the door.

The through holes for the fixing pins are

preferably surrounded by reinforcing eyes to prevent the openings from tearing out.

The hook rail can be used as a single piece of plastic 20

trained, but it is also possible to Hook rail made of light metal 1m die-casting process. To optically adapt to the respective surface, the hook rail can be coated with a coloured

be provided with a suitable coating. 25

The invention is illustrated by way of example in the drawing and is described in detail below with reference to the drawing.

Fig. 1 is a front view of the inventive hook rail, Fig. 2 a section from direction H-II in Fig. 1

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Fig. 3 a section from direction III-III in

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In Fig. 1, a hook bar 1 with six hooks 2 is shown in a front view. As can be seen from Figs. 2 and 3, which show partial steps, the hook bar 1 essentially consists of an upper support surface 3, a stop bar 4 arranged perpendicular to the support surface 3 and a stop bar 4 arranged at an angle of approximately 45° on the lower part of the stop bar 4. advised riskeri Z,

For reinforcement, the hooks 2 have internal reinforcing ribs 5 on the inside and external reinforcing ribs 6 on the outside. Due to the design of the respective ribs, the hooks 2 can take on larger loads without breaking off or becoming bent.

The top side 7 of the hook rail 1 is, as can be seen in Fig. 3, designed as a U-shaped profile 8. The U-shaped profile 8 has a rear leg 9 and a front leg 10. The legs 9, 10 serve as a locking mechanism 11 when, for example, a coat hanger is hooked into the hook rail with its hanging hook.

Between the legs 9 and 10 of the U-shaped profile 8, webs 12 are arranged at a distance of 1 m. The webs 12 prevent a suspended coat hanger from slipping in the longitudinal direction of the hook rail 1.

At each end, the hook bar has a

Through-opening 13 through which a fastening pin passes when the hook rail 1 is fastened and secures the hook rail 1 against slipping off. The through-openings 13 are surrounded by reinforcing eyes 14 to ensure that the fastening pins are securely held.

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Patent Attorneys Frankenfbreter Straße 137 5060 Bergisch Gladbach 1

PROHA Equipment Construction GabH 5000 K51n 50

Reference list

1 hook rail

2 hooks

3 Support surface

4 Stop bar

5 Inner reinforcement rib

6 outer reinforcing rib

7 Top of the hook bar 8 U-shaped profile

9 rear leg

10 front leg

11 Locking

12 Bridge

13 Passage opening

14 reinforcement eyes

Claims (10)

&bull;Dipl.-Ing. W. DahlkeDfpl.-Ing. H.^J. LippertPatent AttorneysFrankenforster Straße 1375060 Bergisch Gladbach 1a c t aa aa aa* at *··c * a a»a «aa a a a a .PROHA Gerätebau GabH15000 Köln 5024-May 1988 L-So/Sw Protective Address 1. Hook strip for door and cupboard edges, characterized in that the hook strip (1) has a support surface (3) that can be attached to the top of the door or cupboard edge and that at least on the top (7) of the hook strip (1) there are locking devices (11) for hanging up coat hangers or the like. 2. Hook strip according to claim 1, characterized in that its upper side (7) is designed as a U-profile (8) over at least part of its length. 3. Hook strip according to claim 2, characterized in that webs (12) arranged at intervals are provided in the transverse direction to the U-profile (8). 4. Hook rail according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it has at least over part of its length a front stop web (4) which is arranged perpendicularly to the support surface (3) and rests against the vertical front side of the door or cabinet in the assembled state of the hook rail (1). 11 1111 · » ' I 1 1 1 · · 111 »· < I IJ · > · · 111 I · · 5. Hajcen strip according to claim 4, characterized in that hooks (2) for hanging coat hangers or the like are provided on the stop bar (4). 6. Hook strip according to claim 5, characterized in that the hooks (2) have inner and outer reinforcing ribs (5, 6). 7. Hook strip according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that vertical through-openings (13) for fastening pins are provided at both ends of the strip (1). 8. Hook strip according to claim 7, characterized in that the through openings (13) are surrounded by reinforcing eyes (14). 9. Hook strip according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that it is designed as a one-piece plastic rope. 10. Hook strip according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that it is designed as a one-piece die-cast part. Ii. Hook strip according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that it is provided with a coating.