Classifications

• • 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
  • A47B57/00—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions
  • A47B57/04—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions with means for adjusting the inclination of the shelves
  • A47B57/045—Cantilever shelves
• • 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
  • A47B5/00—Suspended or hinged panels forming a table; Wall tables
  • A47B5/02—Suspended or hinged panels forming a table; Wall tables detachable

Definitions

• the invention relates to workstation furniture with a furniture frame with at least two spaced columns, which are designed as hollow profiles and are provided at least on the mutually facing vertical profile sides with two rows of hanging slots, into which bow-shaped connectors can be hung, the side legs of which end in correspondingly spaced hanging hooks.
• two columns are arranged at a distance, the distance between the columns determining the width of the workstation furniture.
• This width is maintained by one or more crossbeams, which are provided with the connectors at their ends and are attached to the columns.
• the crossbar can carry a worktop and lock the workstation furniture at the top.
• the columns can also protrude above the worktop and be used to attach storage or storage shelves. Even below the worktop there is often a desire to attach a shelf or countertop.
• a furniture plate can be introduced between the columns, which is connected on its underside in the area of the narrow sides facing the columns with swivel brackets, that the swivel brackets are connected to angled support arms to a limited extent, the pivot axis being parallel to runs along the long sides of the furniture plate, that the support arms protrude with a section on the narrow sides of the furniture plate and that the connectors in end parts at the ends of the support arms are held and adjustable at a distance from the columns so that they can be braced with them.
• the furniture plate connected to the swivel brackets can be swiveled to a limited extent on the support arms, but is supported on them so that they can withstand high loads.
• the support arms With the connectors, the support arms are attached to the pillars, whereby the load acts in the hanging direction and improves the hold on the pillars.
• Adjustment of the connectors in the end parts of the support arms tightens the support arms with the columns so that there is no fear of unintentional breaking of the connection.
• the support arms with the connectors protrude on the narrow sides of the furniture plate, practically the entire distance between the pair of columns can be used for the furniture plate. It does not matter whether the furniture plate is connected to the columns below or above the worktop. In order not to impair the area towards the front of the workstation furniture too much by the additional furniture plate, it can be provided according to one embodiment that the support arms with the hanging brackets protrude at a small distance from a long side of the furniture plate on the narrow sides of the furniture plate. The furniture panel can then be fastened to the pair of columns in such a way that it projects from the columns essentially towards the rear of the workstation furniture.
• the furniture panel has on its underside, approximately in the middle, a triangular cross-section bearing shoulder, which is supported in a bearing seat of the swivel bracket.
• Bearing receptacles of the support arms form limit stops for the swivel movement of the swivel bracket and the side legs of the swivel bracket are provided with curved adjusting slots for wing screws which can be screwed into the support arms or in the bearing bores of the support arms. This storage does not require any specific swivel axes and also limits the swivel movement by means of a stop.
• an embodiment is advantageous, which is characterized in that the swivel brackets enclose the facing section of the support arms with the side legs and form receptacles for the bearing attachment of the furniture panel with the cross legs and that the bearing attachment of the furniture panel in the area the cross leg of the swivel bracket is connected to these.
• the design of the support arms is designed in such a way that the support arms have a first section which can be connected to the swivel brackets and which is aligned parallel to the narrow sides of the rectangular furniture plate and is arranged in the edge region below the furniture plate in such a way that the support arm joins this first section Connected bracket second section, which is at an angle to the first section and protrudes with its free end on the associated narrow side of the furniture panel, and that the second section carries at the free end a part forming a receptacle for the hook, in which the hook is guided vertically to the assigned profile side of the columns provided with the suspension slots.
• the throat of the furniture panel can be determined in the direction of the front and / or back of the workstation furniture.
• the dimensions of the two sections and the angle between the two sections can also be used to adapt the distance between the narrow sides of the furniture panel and the columns to meet the various requirements.
• Wing screws can be screwed into the support arms or the bearing plugs from the side facing away from the columns.
• the wing screws can be operated manually without tools.
• the wing screws are easily accessible even if the furniture panel is to be brought as close as possible to the columns.
• the wing screws do not hinder the tensioning process with the adjustable connectors.
• the side legs of the swivel bracket facing the columns receive guide screws with their adjusting slots, which screws with the Support arms or bearing plugs 10 inserted into the bearing bores of the support arms are screwed, then the swivel mounting of the swivel bracket on the support arms is improved.
• Tensioning screws are adjustable, which can be inserted between the suspension bracket and the end piece.
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a furniture plate which is pivotally connected to a limited extent with two support arms and which can be suspended and braced on two spaced-apart columns provided with suspension slots,
• FIG. 2 is a view of the narrow side of the unit of FIG. 1,
• the rectangular furniture plate 10 bears on its underside in the center a bearing projection 11 with a triangular cross section, which extends parallel to the long sides of the furniture plate 10.
• a bearing projection 11 with a triangular cross section, which extends parallel to the long sides of the furniture plate 10.
• swivel brackets 20 are attached, the transverse legs 23 of which have a receptacle 24 for the bearing shoulder 11 of the furniture plate 10.
• the swivel brackets 20 are connected to the bearing shoulder 11, preferably screwed, as the screw 12 in FIG. 3 shows.
• the side legs 25 of the swivel bracket 20 enclose a section 31 of an angled support arm 30.
• the bearing shoulder 11 can be supported in a (not visible) receptacle of the section 31.
• this receptacle is larger than the receptacle 24 in the cross leg 23 of the swivel bracket 20 and not only forms a support for the furniture panel 1 0, it also limits the pivoting movement of the swivel bracket 20 on the support arms 30.
• the side legs 25 of the swivel bracket 20 are provided with arcuate slots 21 in which wing screws 22 and guide screws 26 are guided.
• the wing screws 22 are inserted through the slots 21 in the side legs 25 facing away from the pillars of the swivel bracket 20 and screwed to the section 31 of the support arms 30 or to a bearing plug with nut inserted into the bearing bore of the support arm 30. These wing screws 22 are easily accessible and easy to use, while the guide screws 26 in the
• This first section 31 is followed by a second section 32 of the support arm 30, which is at an obtuse angle to the first section 31 and protrudes a short distance from a long side of the furniture panel 10 on the associated narrow side and carries a closing part 50 at the free end ,
• the attachment of the furniture plate 1 0 to the spaced columns with different projection to the front or back of the workstation furniture can be adapted to the most varied of wishes simply by the dimensions of the sections 31 and 32 and their angle to one another.
• the end parts 50 at the free ends of the sections 32 form receptacles for the connectors 40, which are designed as hooks with hooks 41.
• the columns have at least two rows of suspension slots on the facing side of the profile, so that those on the free ends of the side legs of the suspension bracket, i.e. Connector 40, molded hook 41 can be hung.
• the design and arrangement of the hanging hooks 41 are matched to the hanging slots of the pillars in such a way that each side leg of a connector 40 can be hung on the pillar with at least two hanging hooks 41.
• the end parts 50 of the sections 32 of the support arms 30 accommodate the connectors 40 in a limitedly adjustable manner, specifically the direction of adjustment is perpendicular to the facing profile side of the column.
• the adjustment can be carried out by means of clamping wedges 60 which can be inserted between the connector 40 and the end part 50, the adjustment being carried out by coordinated wedge elements.
• the connector 40 can also be adjusted by means of a screw connection in the end part 50, and thus bracing of the support arm 30 and column can be achieved.
• the unit of furniture plate 1 0, two support arms 30 and two connectors 40 according to FIG. 4 can be attached to a pair of columns and clamped so that the
• Furniture plate 10 essentially protrudes towards the front or back of the workstation furniture on the columns, regardless of whether the attachment is made under or above the work surface of the workstation furniture.

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