EP0176955B1 - Klapp-Beschlag - Google Patents

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EP0176955B1
EP0176955B1 EP85112195A EP85112195A EP0176955B1 EP 0176955 B1 EP0176955 B1 EP 0176955B1 EP 85112195 A EP85112195 A EP 85112195A EP 85112195 A EP85112195 A EP 85112195A EP 0176955 B1 EP0176955 B1 EP 0176955B1
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stop
stacking
bearing rod
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leg
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Arno Leiendecker
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VS Vereinigte Spezialmobelfabriken GmbH and Co KG
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
    • A47B3/00—Folding or stowable tables
    • A47B3/08—Folding or stowable tables with legs pivoted to top or underframe
    • A47B3/0809—Folding or stowable tables with legs pivoted to top or underframe with elastic locking means
    • A47B3/0815—Folding or stowable tables with legs pivoted to top or underframe with elastic locking means the resilient force of the elastic locking means acting in a direction perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the leg

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  • the invention relates to a folding fitting for furniture legs, in particular table legs or the like, with a console assigned to a furniture body, such as a table top, which has a locking member for a counter member of the leg which can be disengaged in the use position, with a in the region of its ends in pivot bearings about a pivot axis, a bearing rod for the leg is connected to a rigid stop body which limits the pivoting movement to the position of use, which in the position of use rests with a stop surface on a stop counter surface and furthermore at least one connected to the bearing rod on the fitting
  • a stack member is provided, the stacking surface of which, in the storage position, forms the lowest lying surface of the piece of furniture which is essentially parallel to the table surface.
  • CH-A-632 654 has disclosed a folding fitting in which the bearing rod is provided separately from a support rod for the table leg lying parallel to it.
  • the support rod protrudes freely with both ends, so that a relatively large instability results from the fact that the support rod can bend.
  • This fitting also requires a relatively large amount of space, which is why it protrudes fairly far beyond the underside of the table top, which is also due to the fact that the support rod, which is designed as an angled profile, describes a relatively large pivot radius about the pivot axis of the bearing rod.
  • DE-A-3 229 210 has also disclosed a folding fitting in which the stacking members are also provided on a component which is not included in the bearing supporting the table leg and is therefore not part of the actual bearing itself, which is why this component only has to have a separate, very stable mounting to accommodate the mostly considerable weight of the table in the stacking position.
  • the stacking members are formed by handles of hand levers for disengaging the locking member, which protrude beyond the underside of the table top in each position of the table.
  • the grips provided as stacking members have to be made very solid because they are loaded by the stack weight, and yet a not inconsiderable strain on the locking mechanism occurs, which can lead to parts knocking out over time. Two hand levers with grips must be provided for each pivot bearing, although a single lever would be sufficient to disengage the locking device.
  • a folding fitting has also become known which does not have any separate stacking members, but in which the table legs form the lowest surface of the furniture in the storage position.
  • the locking member has locking holes for two counter-members provided at the upper end of the table leg.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a folding fitting of the type mentioned, which creates great stability for the fitting itself and for the stack, in particular when transporting high stacks of corresponding pieces of furniture.
  • stop body and the stack member are arranged directly on the bearing rod between the pivot bearings.
  • the stacking surface is lower in the storage position of the table, namely higher in the stacking position and in the standing position of the table leg, so that in the latter case the stacking member formed by the stop is less or not a problem.
  • the handle of the locking member can be arranged protected so that accidental actuation is excluded. For the arrangement of the stack member, therefore, a separate part with high strength does not have to be provided in every case.
  • Two stacking members or stops can advantageously be provided adjacent to the supported ends of the bearing rod. This results in a wide stack support and the possibility of making the console relatively narrow.
  • the stacking surface lies in the wire or parallel to the stop surface of the stop and preferably vertically in the use position of the leg, so that the stop can be pivoted close to the underside of the furniture and thus in none of the table legs in the use position Way bothers.
  • the stacking or. Height distance function can be taken directly from the stop.
  • the stacking surface is provided opposite the stop surface on the stop, which is preferably assigned a counter-stop attached to the console, so that favorable load conditions result and stop adjustment is relatively easy to carry out.
  • the stacking member lies in the position of use completely above the lower edges of frame frames of the table top and thus in the normally invisible area and in such a way that it in no way affects the legroom of the table.
  • the stop or the stacking member can be formed in a simple manner by a block which is fastened to the bearing rod, which is also referred to below as the bearing part, and is in particular almost rectangularly limited, and which has a vertical block with respect to the position of use
  • the outer surface is attached tangentially to the side of the bearing part facing away from a mounting of the locking member and the surface facing away from this mounting surface forms the stacking surface.
  • the stop can also - based on the position of use - be attached to the top of the bearing part.
  • the counter member can be provided approximately in the middle of the length of the bearing part, preferably two stops or stacking members on both sides of the counter member and / or are arranged adjacent to the ends of the bearing part. So you only need a single counter member, although two stop or two stacking members are provided.
  • the bearing rod can in particular be a rectangular tube, and if legs are provided in the area of both ends of the table top, the bearing rod is preferably arranged eccentrically on one side, such that the legs lie in two different, substantially parallel, adjacent planes when folded and thus can also be arranged so that they can be folded over one another.
  • the table legs can also be provided symmetrically to the associated axial plane of the bearing part, so that in the storage position they may be inclined at a few degrees.
  • the stop counter surface is formed by an adjustable counter stop member, preferably the end surface of an adjusting screw.
  • the counter-stop member can be readjusted at any time so that the table leg assumes the desired position in the position of use and is locked without play. Even after years of use and wear, the table legs can be locked without wobbling. Since only one counter member is provided per table-leg arrangement, a secure locking is ensured even when the table top is warped or twisted. In the case of relatively small table tops, in which the table legs come to lie one above the other in the stored state, the design according to the invention makes it irrelevant which table leg is first folded into the stored position. Both table legs are held in place by snapping them into place.
  • right and left parts of the fitting can be designed in the same way and the fitting can be used as a self-contained compact unit for numerous, differently sized table tops without changes.
  • the design according to the invention also has the advantage that in the position of use, the forces acting on the fitting from the table leg only have to be absorbed in one direction by the counterpart, while they are transmitted in the other direction by the stop.
  • the table 2 shown has an elongated rectangular table top 3 with four edge frames 4, 5 which are continuously attached to the underside of all the longitudinal edges of the table top 3 and are slightly higher than the table top 3.
  • the table top can have any shape, for example square or round.
  • the T-foot web of each table leg 6 is formed by two parallel bars 8, which are directly adjacent to each other in the middle of the cross bar 7 and are vertical in the position of use.
  • a parallel to the crosspiece 7 or the table top 3 bearing rod 9 is attached, which is adjacent to the associated narrow side of the table top 3 or the associated edge frame 5 and extends approximately over the entire associated edge dimension of the table top 3 .
  • the ends of the bearing rod 9 are mounted in pivot bearings, not shown, provided on the inner sides of the edge frames 4, between which the bearing rod 9 is kept essentially free of play in the direction of the pivot axis 10 coinciding with its central axis.
  • the continuously straight bearing rod 9 is formed in the illustrated embodiment by a tubular section with an outer diameter that is slightly smaller than the outer diameter the spars is 8.
  • the distance of the pivot axis 10 from the mounting plane formed by the underside of the table top 3 for the fitting corresponds only to approximately one and a half times the diameter of the bearing rod 9, such that its underside is only a very small distance above the level of the lower edges of the edge frames 4, 5 .
  • the arrangement is such that, in the storage position according to FIG. 5, the table legs 6 extend down to at most the level of the undersides of the edge frames 4, 5, preferably offset slightly upwards relative to this level and thereby completely within the edge frames 4, 5 limited space are added.
  • the fitting 1 shown in FIG. 4 has a substantially continuous flat plate-shaped bracket 11 made of sheet steel, which lies flat with its upper side against the underside of the table top 3 and is fastened to it, for example, with screws, which essentially extend over the length of the bearing rod 9 and can also carry their swivel bearings.
  • a substantially continuously flat, plate-shaped and also made of sheet steel locking member 12 is provided, which in the region of its end adjacent to the associated edge frame 5 has two opposite ends, which are perpendicular to its plane and its longitudinal direction
  • Has latching surfaces 13, 14 which are formed by the two edge surfaces of a web of the locking member 12, which are approximately parallel to the pivot axis 10 and which is delimited by two adjacent, window-like openings 15, 16 in the locking member 12.
  • the two locking surfaces 13, 14 are essentially symmetrical on both sides of the vertical axial plane of the associated pivot axis 10 at a distance from one another which is smaller than the diameter of the bearing rod 9, preferably only about half as large.
  • the distant from the locking surfaces 13, 14 and the adjacent edge frame 5 end of the locking member 12 is with a parallel to the pivot axis 10 bearing pin 17 in two from the bracket 11 bent down cheeks 18 in the manner of a one-armed lever about a parallel to its plane and axis pivotable to its longitudinal direction.
  • This end of the locking member 12 lies approximately tangentially on the upper side of the bearing bolt 17 by its plate thickness below the bracket 11 and is fastened to this, for example, with welds.
  • the other end of the locking member 12 goes directly adjacent to the opening 16 further away from the mounting of the locking member 12 into a one-piece with the locking member 12 handle 19 which, following the opening 16 S-shaped first away from the console 11 down and then bent back in a partial circle, such that the handle 19 extends approximately to the level of the lower edges of the edge frames 4, 5 and is located close to the inner surface of the associated edge frame 5.
  • a leaf spring 20 is provided, which is constantly under tension against presses the top of the locking member 12 and thereby loads the locking member 12 towards its locking position.
  • a block or disk-shaped solid latching body 21 is fastened to the circumferential surface of the bearing rod 9, which has a circumferential surface which is almost semicircularly curved about the pivot axis 10 and via which a part-circular one Locking cam 22 protrudes.
  • the locking cam 22 forms a locking surface 23 or 24 at its arc ends, which in the respective locking position lies above the bearing rod 9 in a vertical plane and is supported on the associated locking surface 13 or 14 of the locking member 12.
  • the respectively associated section of the locking cam 22 engages in the associated opening 15 or 16, whereby it does not protrude above the upper side of the locking member 12, but rather the upper boundary edge of the respective locking surface 23 or 24 adjoining the peripheral surface 25 of the locking cam 22 lies approximately in the plane of the top of the locking member 12, which then rests with the web between the openings on the rest of the peripheral surface 26 of the locking body 21 adjoining the radially inner boundary edges of the locking surfaces.
  • the two locking surfaces 23, 24 are offset from one another about the pivot axis 10, in the exemplary embodiment shown by 90 °, namely by the arc angle, over which the respective table leg 6 can be pivoted between the use position and the storage position.
  • each stop 30 is provided on the bearing rod 9 adjacent to the ends thereof, which are formed by blocks which are delimited almost at right angles.
  • An outer surface of each stop 30 is essentially tangentially and - based on the position of use of the leg 6 - vertically rigidly attached to the circumferential side of the bearing rod 9 facing away from the mounting of the locking member 12, the stop 30 projecting upwards so far beyond the bearing rod 9 that its upper horizontal abutment surface 31 rests essentially over the entire surface on the underside of the console 11.
  • the vertical and parallel to the use position Swiveling axis 10 is in the storage position according to Figure 5, a stacking surface 32 which is at a predetermined distance below the lower edges of the edge frames 4, 5 parallel to the table top 3, so that the folded table with four stacking surfaces 32 by two fittings 1 on the top of the beneath the table top can be placed gently.
  • the stop 30 lies completely above the lower edges of the edge frames 4, 5.
  • the counter member 27 is provided approximately in the middle of the length of the bearing rod 9 and there are two stops on both sides of the counter member 27 and / or adjacent to the ends of the bearing rod 9, a type of three-point support of the leg results in the use position and thereby a further improvement Stop.
  • the area of the fitting which occupies the greatest height is moved to the center of the bearing rod 9 and thus generally to the center of the width of the underside of the table.
  • the fitting according to FIG. 5 differs from that according to FIG. 4 essentially in that the locking member 12a is formed in one piece with the bracket 11a and is formed by a tongue punched out and bent out of the bracket 11a, which with its locking surfaces 13, 14 opposite end merges in one piece into the console 11a.
  • a spring root 20a is provided as the transition, which is weakened in cross-section so that on the one hand it allows the locking member 12a to pivot between the locking position and the disengaged position and on the other hand exerts resilient spring forces so that it always forces the locking member 12a towards the locking position.
  • the spring root 20a is approximately U-shaped in side view in the exemplary embodiment shown, the end of one leg merging into the bracket 11 and the end of the other leg merging into the locking member 12a.
  • the locking surface 24a of the locking cam 22a associated with the storage position can also be slightly inclined relative to the locking surface 14 of the locking member 12a, so that there is a self-locking wedge effect by which a play-free and thus rattle-free hold of the table leg in the storage position is ensured .
  • the height or length of the table legs 6 can be chosen such that, according to FIG. 3, they are at a distance from one another at right angles to the pivot axes 10 in the storage position or that they overlap one another in the storage position.
  • Figures 6 to 8 show a variant in which the horizontal distance between the two legs is less than twice the leg length. Therefore, when folded, the two legs cross over each other. This is accomplished in that the legs 6a, 6b are mounted offset on the bearing rod 9a, namely, as can be seen from FIG. 6, in both cases offset to one side (left). When collapsing, the right leg 6b comes closer to the underside of the table top 3, while the left leg 6a folds into a plane that is below the right table leg 6b.
  • the stops 30 serving as stacking buffers are dimensioned such that their stacking surfaces 32 lie somewhat below the plane of the leg 6a, so that, as shown in FIG. 7, when stacking the folded tables one on top of the other the table leg 6a lies above the surface of the plate and does not damage it can.
  • the bearing rod 9a is a rectangular tube which, as can be seen from the position of the axis 10, is arranged somewhat eccentrically.
  • the bearing rod can have any cross-section that enables table legs or bars of any shape and number to be connected as well as possible.
  • the table legs can have, for example, only a narrow or preferably wide central spar, or there can also be four individual legs arranged on each bar near the outer edges of the table, which are not connected to one another by a crosspiece in the form of a skid.
  • the stops 30c and the stacking members 34 are formed by separate members which are arranged on different longitudinal sections of the bearing rod 9c.
  • the stacking members 34 are close to the ends of the bearing rod 9c, while the stops 30c in the region of the bracket 11c are adjacent to the locking member 12 on both sides. This results on the one hand in a wide stack support and on the other hand the possibility of making the console 11 relatively narrow.
  • the counter-stop members 33c are formed by adjusting screws adjustable parallel to the table top 3c, the end faces of which form the stop counter-surfaces for the stops 30c.
  • a separate counter-stop member 33c is provided for each stop 30c, which in its respective adjustment position e.g. can be set by a lock nut.
  • a bearing sleeve 35 is fastened to the bracket 11c, which is fastened in a configuration of the bracket 11c projecting downward.
  • the stops 30c formed by narrow blocks are arranged with respect to their ends facing away from the bearing rod 9c relative to the axis of the bearing rod 9c so that they only swing away from the table top 3c or the bracket 11c from the use or stop position can know.
  • the entire surface of each stop 30c forming the stop surface 31c lies in the stop position in the axial plane of the bearing rod 9c perpendicular to the underside of the table top 3c.
  • the end face of the stop 30c facing away from the bearing rod 9c can be provided in such a way that it rests in the stop position on the underside of the bracket 11c and presses the bracket 11c firmly against the table top 3c, as a result of which further securing of the table top 3c screwed on Console 11c is reached against the loads occurring.
  • the fastening screws of the console 11c therefore only need to prevent them from slipping relative to the table top 3c.
  • the stacking members 34 lie approximately symmetrically with respect to an axial plane of the bearing rod 9c perpendicular to the stop surfaces 31c.
  • the respective bearing rod 9c is supported independently of the bracket 11c in relatively long bearing blocks 36, which are arranged parallel to the associated frame frame 4c and offset inwards relative to this.
  • the bearing blocks 36 fastened with their ends to the inside of the adjacent frame frame 5c and with their upper longitudinal edges to the underside of the table top 3c are screwed and glued to the underside of the table top 3c, while they are attached to the adjacent frame frame 5c by dowelling and gluing are attached. Forces occurring are absorbed and distributed in a corner.
  • the long bearing blocks 36 also bring about additional stiffening of the table top 3c.
  • the bearing blocks 36 have bearing bores with bearing bushes, in which the bearing rods 9c each rotatably engage with a protruding bearing pin 37 provided at their end.
  • the table legs 6c are arranged in such a way that they are folded over one another in the storage position, then the table leg that is first folded in, as indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. 9, becomes slightly beyond its associated locking position against the underside of the table top 3c pivoted, while the other table leg is pivoted against the underside of the table leg first folded and locked so that it holds the table leg first folded securely and essentially free of play. It is irrelevant which table leg is folded first, since the above-mentioned effect is mutual between the two table legs 6c. Nevertheless, the table leg that was first folded in cannot be unintentionally released from its locking, since it is prevented from doing so by the locking surface 24c engaging in the locking member 12c.
  • the bearing rods 9c can be formed by simple, straight pipe sections over their entire length. The parts on both sides of the middle of the fitting are of the same design.

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