DK201800043U4 - A table - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a pull-out table (100) comprising a primary frame (2) supporting a primary countertop (4), the primary countertop having a rectangular configuration, the countertop thereby comprising a first side (6), a second side (8). , a third page (10) and a fourth page (12); wherein the first side (6) and the third side (10) of the countertop together form a first pair of opposite sides; wherein the second side (8) and the fourth side (12) of the countertop together form a second pair of opposite sides; wherein said primary frame (2) comprises four primary legs (14) for supporting said primary frame (2); wherein the table at its first side (6) or at its first side (6) and at its third side (10) comprises an extension (200); each withdrawal (200) comprising a secondary frame (16); wherein the secondary frame comprises a first end member (18) and a second end member (20); and a first side element (22) and a second side element (24); wherein the first side element (22) and the second side element (24) of the secondary frame (16) are configured to slide in and out of the primary frame (2) so that the secondary frame can switch between an enclosed configuration, wherein the secondary frame is concealed beneath the primary countertop (4), and a knocked-out configuration wherein the secondary frame is knocked out thereby forming an extension of the primary frame; the secondary frame (16) comprising two secondary legs (26) arranged at the first end element (18) of the secondary frame (16) for supporting the secondary frame; the secondary frame comprising a first secondary countertop (28) and a second secondary countertop (30), each secondary countertop comprising an upper surface (32) and a lower surface (34) as well as four edges (36); wherein the two secondary countertops (28,30) are mutually hinged with one or more hinges (38) at an edge (36) thereof; wherein the extension comprises a suspension (40) which allows when the extension is turned in, the two secondary countertops (28.30) can be arranged via their hinges / hinges (38) with their upper surfaces (32) abutting one another and on one another. such that the two secondary countertops (28,30) are rotated via suspension (40) to a position where their upper and lower surfaces (32,34) are substantially horizontally oriented and on the secondary frame (16) are concealed beneath the primary countertop (4) and in such a way that when the pullout is knocked out, the two secondary countertops (28.30) can be arranged with their upper surfaces via their hinge / hinges (38) and via suspension (40) (32) in extension of each other and in extension of the primary countertop (4) and on a level thereof, the two secondary countertops (28.30) in this knocked out configuration being supported by the secondary frame (16).

Description

A table

Area of production

The present invention relates to the field of furniture. More specifically, the present invention relates to a pull-out table.

Background to the creation

It is well known that for use in private homes and for professional use, e.g. in connection with meeting rooms, needs to be able to receive a varying number of guests or people, and will also be able to arrange this alternating number of guests at a table. Thus, this varying number of guests can range from a relatively small number to a relatively large number.

Thus, a table large enough to accommodate this relatively large number of guests or persons is required.

As a relatively large table takes up a lot of space in situations where it is not necessary to provide table space for a relatively large number of guests or persons, various table systems have been developed which include an extension so that this table can change configuration from a relatively large number of guests. small size to a relatively large size.

This allows you to save space in the room where the table is located, in situations where there is no need to accommodate a relatively large number of guests or persons.

To this end, tables which are divided in the middle and which include on the underside a rail system are known so that the two parts of the table can be separated. When the two parts of the countertop are separated, one or more additional pieces of countertops may be arranged which are inserted between the two parts of the countertop in such a way that this extra piece of countertop is supported by the rail system.

However, although this type of table allows extension so that the table can be brought from being relatively small in size to relatively large in size, there is a storage problem for the extra piece of table top in situations where the table is in its relatively small configuration.

Furthermore, this type of table has an aesthetic expression, the tabletop in its relatively small configuration having a visible dividing line in the middle of the table and the tabletop in its relatively large configuration having two or more visible dividing lines.

As mentioned, it is not possible in many of the known designs for pull-out tables to store the plates integrated in the table itself when these are not used as a table top. Thus, extra storage space is required for these countertops. The same applies to any support legs that must also be stored separately.

ES 1 058 506 U describes a pull-out table with a primary table top and comprising a single pull-out. The table includes a primary frame carrying four primary legs. The primary frame also carries a secondary frame. The secondary frame can be pulled out from the primary frame and the secondary frame carries two secondary countertops which are hinged together at one edge of each secondary countertop. The two secondary countertops are suspended on the secondary frame via a rod around which the two secondary countertops can rotate. Hereby it is achieved that the two countertops can be concealed under the primary countertop when the pull-out is pushed in and that the two secondary countertops can be folded out and in extension of the primary countertop and level with it when the pull-out is pulled out. ES 1 058 506 U does not disclose that the extension comprises two separate secondary legs. As a result, the table described in this document suffers from a lack of structural strength when the extracts are pulled out.

US 2,666,680 A discloses a pull-out table with two-end pull-out. The table thus comprises a primary countertop with four primary legs as well as two secondary countertops, each comprising two secondary legs. It is not clear from US 2,666,680 A that the secondary legs can be concealed behind a primary leg and the construction shown in this document does not allow the secondary legs to be concealed behind a primary leg. This gives the table in US 2 666 680 A a non-aesthetic, visual expression.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a solution to the above-mentioned problems.

Brief description of the production

This object is achieved according to the present invention, which relates to a pull-out table comprising a primary frame supporting a primary table top, the primary table top having a rectangular configuration, the tabletop thereby comprising a first side, a second side, a third side and a fourth page;

wherein the first side and the third side of the countertop together form a first pair of opposite sides;

the other side and the fourth side of the countertop together forming another pair of opposite sides;

wherein the primary frame comprises four primary legs for supporting the primary frame;

wherein the table at its first side or at its first side and at its third side comprises an extension;

each extract comprising a secondary frame;

wherein the secondary frame comprises a first end member and a second end member; as well as a first side element and a second side element;

wherein the first side element and the second side element of the secondary frame are configured to slide in and out of the primary frame so that the secondary frame can switch between an enclosed configuration where the secondary frame is hidden under the primary countertop, and a failed configuration in which the secondary frame is eliminated thereby forming an extension of the primary frame;

the secondary frame comprising a first secondary countertop and a second secondary countertop, each secondary countertop comprising an upper surface and a lower surface as well as four edges;

wherein the two secondary countertops are mutually hinged with one or more hinges at one edge thereof;

wherein the extension comprises a suspension, the suspension comprising a rod and one or more fittings; wherein the rod is arranged between the first end member of the secondary frame and the second end member; and wherein the bracket (s) pivotally connects the bar to the first secondary countertop at the lower surface and near an edge thereof;

thereby making it possible that when the pull-out is turned in, the two secondary countertops can be arranged via their hinge / hinges with their upper surfaces abutting one another and in such a way that the two secondary countertops are turned to a position via the suspension, wherein their upper and lower surfaces are substantially horizontally oriented and hidden on the secondary frame below the primary countertop, and in such a way that when the pullout is turned off, the two secondary countertops can be arranged via their hinge / hinges and via suspension. their upper surfaces in extension of each other and in extension of the primary countertop and at the level thereof, the two secondary countertops in this knocked out configuration being supported by the secondary frame;

wherein the pull-out table is new in that the secondary frame comprises two secondary legs arranged at the first end member of the secondary frame for supporting the secondary frame; and that, for each extension, each secondary leg, relative to the corresponding primary leg, has the same vertical inclination in two mutually perpendicular planes in such a way that both secondary legs can be concealed behind the same primary leg .

With the creation it is achieved that one can easily and simply change the configuration of a table from a relatively small size to a relatively large size. In its small size, the additional advantage is that the extension is concealed beneath the primary countertop and that the primary countertop does not unaesthetically comprise a dividing line between two parts of this primary countertop. It is not immediately visible that this is a pull-out table.

Also, since the legs of the pull-out can be arranged so that in the enclosed configuration of the table, it rests against the table leg of the primary table, the extra table legs will also not detract from the aesthetic expression of the pull-out table.

Brief description of figures

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pull-out table according to the invention in its enclosed configuration.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the pull-out table of FIG. 1 in its maximum knocked out configuration.

FIG. 3a is a perspective view of a pull-out table according to the invention in a situation where the table at one end is changing configuration from an off to a failed configuration.

FIG. 3b shows the situation of FIG. 3a from the end of the table.

FIG. 4a is a side view of a pull-out table according to the invention in its enclosed configuration.

FIG. Figure 4b is a sectional view showing details of the hinge and suspension of the two secondary countertops.

FIG. 4c is an enlargement of a portion of the sectional drawing shown in FIG. 4b.

Detailed description of the production

According to the invention, there is provided a pull-out table comprising a primary frame supporting a primary countertop, the primary countertop having a rectangular configuration, the countertop thereby comprising a first side, a second side, a third side and a fourth side;

wherein the first side and the third side of the countertop together form a first pair of opposite sides;

the other side and the fourth side of the countertop together forming another pair of opposite sides;

wherein the primary frame comprises four primary legs for supporting the primary frame;

wherein the table at its first side or at its first side and at its third side comprises an extension;

each extract comprising a secondary frame;

wherein the secondary frame comprises a first end member and a second end member; as well as a first side element and a second side element;

wherein the first side element and the second side element of the secondary frame are configured to slide in and out of the primary frame so that the secondary frame can switch between an enclosed configuration where the secondary frame is hidden under the primary countertop, and a failed configuration in which the secondary frame is eliminated thereby forming an extension of the primary frame;

the secondary frame comprising a first secondary countertop and a second secondary countertop, each secondary countertop comprising an upper surface and a lower surface as well as four edges;

wherein the two secondary countertops are mutually hinged with one or more hinges at one edge thereof;

wherein the extension comprises a suspension;

the suspension comprising a rod and one or more fittings; wherein the rod is arranged between the first end member of the secondary frame and the second end member; and wherein the bracket (s) pivotally connects the bar to the first secondary countertop at the lower surface and near an edge thereof;

thereby making it possible that when the pull-out is turned in, the two secondary countertops can be arranged via their hinge / hinges with their upper surfaces abutting one another and in such a way that the two secondary countertops are turned to a position via the suspension, wherein their upper and lower surfaces are substantially horizontally oriented and hidden on the secondary frame below the primary countertop, and in such a way that when the pullout is turned off, the two secondary countertops can be arranged via their hinge / hinges and via suspension. their upper surfaces in extension of each other and in extension of the primary countertop and at the level thereof, the two secondary countertops in this knocked out configuration being supported by the secondary frame;

wherein the pull-out table is new in that the secondary frame comprises two secondary legs arranged at the first end member of the secondary frame for supporting the secondary frame; and that, for each extension, each secondary leg, relative to the corresponding primary leg, has the same vertical inclination in two mutually perpendicular planes in such a way that both secondary legs can be concealed behind the same primary leg .

Thus, the pull-out table according to the present invention makes it possible to easily and elegantly transform a table from one size to another size. This conversion is accomplished by providing one or two extracts which are arranged at the two opposite sides of the primary countertop and which are concealed underneath the primary countertop in an enclosed condition.

Each extension thus comprises two secondary countertops which can be rotated via hinges / hinges and hinges so that they can either be in extension with the primary countertop and in level with it or can be folded and arranged on the secondary support frame and under the primary countertop .

Hereby, the two secondary countertops can be switched from being in one configuration where they extend and at the same level as the primary countertop, to another configuration where the two secondary countertops can abut via their upper surfaces. against each other and supported by the secondary frame at a level below the primary countertop.

In the present specification and in the appended utility model requirements, the term "upper surface of secondary countertop" and the term "lower surface of secondary countertop" shall be understood as the surface of each of the secondary countertops that face upward or downward, respectively, when the pullout table occurs in the rash. configuration wherein the secondary countertops are aligned and aligned with the primary countertop.

In one embodiment of the invention, the table at its first side and at its third side comprises an extension.

This allows the table to be brought into an extra-long configuration when knocked out.

In an alternative embodiment, the table comprises only one extension.

In one embodiment of the fabrication, the extension of the primary countertop along its second and fourth sides is 75 to 300 cm, such as 100 to 275 cm, for example 125 to 250 cm, such as 150 to 225 cm, e.g. 175 - 200 cm.

In one embodiment of the production, the extension of the primary countertop along its first and third sides is 50 - 225 cm, such as 75 - 200 cm, for example 100 - 175 cm, such as 125-150 cm.

These dimensions are suitable for pull-out tables and are not too large to ensure a stable construction at the same time.

In one embodiment of the manufacture, the extent of each of the two secondary countertops corresponds in a direction corresponding to the direction of the first side and third side of the primary countertop to approximately half of the first side and third side of this primary countertop.

This leaves room for hiding two sets of secondary countertops under the primary countertop.

In one embodiment of the manufacture, the extent of each of the two secondary countertops, in a direction corresponding to the first side and third side of the primary countertop, is equal.

This gives the overall table top consisting of the primary table top and one or two pairs of secondary table tops a certain symmetry, which gives optimum aesthetic expression in the knocked out configuration.

In one embodiment of the invention, the sum of the extent of the two secondary countertops, in a direction corresponding to the first and third sides of the primary countertop, corresponds to the extension of the first and third sides of this primary countertop.

Hereby, the total countertop consisting of the primary countertop and one or two pairs of secondary countertops become rectangular.

In one embodiment of the invention, the two secondary countertops have the same size with respect to the same extension.

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This gives the overall table top consisting of the primary table top and one or two pairs of secondary table tops a certain symmetry, which gives optimum aesthetic expression in the knocked out configuration.

In one embodiment of the production, the primary countertop and / or the secondary countertops and / or the primary legs and / or the secondary legs and or, optionally, other parts of the table are made of wood and / or veneer such as oak, beech, ash, electricity, mahogany, teak, cherry, walnut, rosewood, maple, pine or poplar.

In one embodiment of the invention, one or both of the secondary countertops on the lower surface thereof comprise a strap for facilitating lifting of one or both of them when the configuration is to be changed from knocked to folded or vice versa.

In one embodiment of the production, the surface of the primary countertop is square. Alternatively, it can be non-square.

In order to better explain the operation of the present invention, reference is now made to the figures, where fig. 1 is a perspective view of a pull-out table according to the invention in its enclosed configuration.

FIG. 1 shows a pull-out table 100 comprising a primary frame 2 supporting a primary countertop 4, the primary countertop having a rectangular configuration. Hereby, the countertop 4 forms a first side 6, a second side 8, a third side 10, and a fourth side 12, where the first side 6 and the third side 10 of the countertop together form a first pair of opposite sides, and the second side 8 and the fourth side 12 of the worktop together form another pair of opposite sides.

The primary frame 2 comprises four primary legs 14 (only three can be seen in Fig. 1) to support the primary frame 2.

The table comprises at its first side 6 and at its third side 10 an extension 200.

In an alternative embodiment, the table alone may comprise a single extension.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the pull-out table of FIG. 1 in its maximum knocked out configuration.

FIG. 2 shows that the table comprises two extensions 200 and that each extension comprises a first secondary countertop 28 and a second secondary countertop 30 as well as two secondary legs 26. A total of only three legs are shown in FIG. 2. The secondary countertops 28.30 are in the configuration shown in FIG. 2, at the level of the primary countertop 4.

The extractions 200 can be brought from the configuration shown in FIG. 2 (turned off) for the configuration shown in FIG. 1 (enclosed) by pushing the extensions 200 below the primary countertop 4. Before this can be done, however, the secondary countertops 28.30 must first be brought into a state where they are in such a way that they are at a level below it. primary counter top 4.

This is illustrated in further detail in FIG. 3a and 3b.

FIG. 3a is a perspective view of the pull-out table according to the invention, in a situation where the table is switching configuration from a failed to a failed configuration. FIG. 3b shows this situation from the end of the table.

FIG. 3a shows the pull-out table 100 with its one pull-out 200 in a knocked-out configuration. In FIG. 3a, this extension 200 comprises a secondary frame 16, which in turn comprises a first end member 18 and a second end member 20, as well as a first side member 22 and a second side member 24.

In the situation shown in FIG. 3a, the pullout 200 is pulled out so that the two secondary countertops 28.30 will rotate without encountering the primary countertop 4. Thereafter, one secondary countertop 28 and the other secondary countertop 30 have been lifted so that these countertops 28 30 upper surfaces 32 abut each other. Subsequently, the two secondary countertops 28.30 in this arrangement, where their upper surfaces 32 abut, can be pivotally lowered in the direction away from the viewer. In this way, finally, the two secondary countertops 28.30 will be arranged to rest on the secondary frame 16 in a horizontal orientation and at a level below the level of the primary countertop 4.

Thereafter, the pullout 200 can be pushed under the primary countertop 4, after which the pullout table can be brought into the folded configuration shown in FIG. First

This tilting functionality of the two secondary countertops 28.30 is illustrated in further detail in FIG. 4a, 4b and 4c.

FIG. 4b is a sectional view showing details of the hinge and suspension of the two secondary countertops shown in section A-A, which are explained in FIG. 4a.

FIG. 4c is an enlargement B of parts of the sectional drawing shown in FIG. 4b.

FIG. 4b and fig. 4c illustrates the pull-out 200 of the pull-out table 100. It is seen here that the first secondary countertop 28 and the second secondary countertop 20 are hinged to one another at an edge 36 thereof via the hinge 38.

Incidentally, the first secondary countertop is pivotally mounted on a bar 42. This suspension of first secondary countertop 28 on the bar 42 is provided via a bracket 44 pivotally connecting the bar 42 to the first secondary countertop 28 at the lower surface 34 and near an edge 36 thereof.

Thus, the bracket (s) 44 may be arranged at the edge 36 of the first secondary countertop 28 which is closest to the hinge (s) 38.

In FIG. 3 a, it is seen that the rod 42 is arranged between the first end member 18 of the secondary frame 16 and the second end member 20.

With the arrangement illustrated in FIG. 4b and 4c can be obtained so that when the pull-out is turned off to a degree where the two secondary countertops 28.30 are released from the primary countertop when rotated, the two secondary countertops 28.30 can be provided via their hinge / hinges 38 and via the suspension 40, their upper surfaces 32 are arranged in succession and in extension of the primary countertop 4 and in level thereof, the two secondary countertops 28.30 in this knocked out configuration being supported by the secondary frame 16.

Likewise, this arrangement permits that when the pull-out is engaged, the two secondary countertops 28.30 through their hinges / hinges 38 may be arranged with their upper surfaces 32 abutting one another and in such a way that the two secondary countertops 28.30 via the suspension 40 is pivoted to a position where their upper and lower surfaces 32, 34 are substantially horizontally oriented and hidden on the secondary frame 16 below the primary countertop 4.

In this way it is simply ensured that the pull-out table can change the configuration from an enclosed to an out of configuration.

In addition, the pull-out table in its enclosed configuration represents an aesthetic expression, in the primary countertop of this configuration there is no division or dividing line in it.

It is to be understood that the extent of each of the secondary countertops 28,30 must be adapted to the extent of the primary countertop in a direction parallel to its second and fourth sides so that there is room for one or two extensions 200 to be concealed beneath it. primary counter top 4.

Figure References

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100 Withdrawal table

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Claims (11)

Use Model Requirements A pull-out table (100) comprising a primary frame (2) supporting a primary countertop (4), the primary countertop having a rectangular configuration, the countertop thereby comprising a first side (6), a second side (8), a third side (10) and a fourth side (12); wherein the first side (6) and the third side (10) of the countertop together form a first pair of opposite sides; wherein the second side (8) and the fourth side (12) of the countertop together form a second pair of opposite sides; wherein the primary frame (2) comprises four primary legs (14) for supporting the primary frame (2); wherein the table at its first side (6) or at its first side (6) and at its third side (10) comprises an extension (200); each withdrawal (200) comprising a secondary frame (16); wherein the secondary frame comprises a first end member (18) and a second end member (20); and a first side element (22) and a second side element (24); wherein the first side element (22) and the second side element (24) of the secondary frame (16) are configured to slide in and out of the primary frame (2) so that the secondary frame can switch between an enclosed configuration, wherein the secondary frame is concealed beneath the primary countertop (4), and a knocked out configuration wherein the secondary frame is knocked out, thereby forming an extension of the primary frame; the secondary frame comprising a first secondary countertop (28) and a second secondary countertop (30), each secondary countertop comprising an upper surface (32) as well as a lower surface (34) and four edges (36); wherein the two secondary countertops (28,30) are mutually hinged to one another by one or more hinges (38) at an edge (36) thereof; wherein said extension comprises a suspension (40), said suspension (40) comprising a rod (42) and one or more fittings (44); wherein the rod (42) is arranged between the first end member (18) of the secondary frame and second end member (20); and wherein the bracket (s) (44) pivotally connects the bar (42) to the first secondary countertop (28) at the lower surface (34) and near an edge (36) thereof; thereby making it possible that when the pull-out is engaged, the two secondary countertops (28,30) can be arranged by their hinge / hinges (38) with their upper surfaces (32) abutting one another and in such a way that they two secondary countertops (28,30) are turned via suspension (40) to a position where their upper and lower surfaces (32,34) are substantially horizontally oriented and hidden on the secondary frame (16) below the primary countertop (4) and in such a way that when the pull-out is knocked out, the two secondary countertops (28.30) can be arranged via their hinge / hinges (38) and via the suspension (40) with their upper surfaces (32) in extension of each other and by extension of the primary countertop (4) and at the level thereof, the two secondary countertops (28.30) of this knocked-out configuration being supported by the secondary frame (16); wherein the pull-out table is new in that the secondary frame (16) comprises two secondary legs (26) arranged at the first end element (18) of the secondary frame (16) for supporting the secondary frame; and that for each extension, each secondary leg (26), relative to the corresponding primary leg (14), has the same vertical inclination in two mutually perpendicular planes, in such a way that both secondary legs (26) ) may be hidden behind the same primary leg (14). Pull-out table (100) according to claim 1, wherein the table at its first side (6) and at its third side (10) comprises a pull-out (200). Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1-2, wherein the extension of the primary countertop (4) along its second side (8) and fourth side (12) is 75 - 300 cm, such as 100 - 275 cm. , for example, 125 - 250 cm, such as 150 - 225 cm, e.g. 175 - 200 cm. Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the extension of the primary countertop (4) along its first side (6) and third side (10) is 50 - 225 cm, such as 75 - 200 cm , for example, 100 - 175 cm, such as 125 - 150 cm. Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1-4, wherein the extension of each of the two secondary countertops (28.30) in a direction corresponding to the direction of the first side (6) and third side of the primary countertop (6). 10) corresponds to about half of the first side (6) and third side (10) of this primary countertop. Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the extension of each of the two secondary countertops in a direction corresponding to the first side (6) and third side (10) of the primary countertop is the same. Pull-out table 100 according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the sum of the extension of the two secondary countertops (28.30) in a direction corresponding to the first side (6) and third side (10) of the primary countertop corresponds to the extent of the first side (6) and third side (10) of this primary countertop. Extraction table (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the two secondary countertops (28.30), with respect to the same extraction, have the same size. Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the primary countertop (4) and / or the secondary countertops (28.30) and / or the primary legs (14) and / or the secondary legs (26) and or possibly other parts of the table are made of wood and / or veneer, such as oak, beech, ash, electricity, mahogany, teak, cherry, walnut, rosewood, maple, pine or poplar. Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein one or both of the secondary table tops (28,30) on the lower surface (34) thereof comprises a strap for facilitating lifting of this or any of these, when the configuration needs to be changed from knocked to locked or vice versa. Pull-out table (100) according to any one of claims 1 - 10, wherein the surface of the primary countertop (4) is square.