EP1974631B1 - Extending fittings for a cupboard with an angled front - Google Patents

Abstract

The brace (7) has a carcass (2) having a short side wall (3) and a long side wall (4), and with a front (6) which runs at an obtuse angle relative to the short side wall when the cabinet is closed. The brace has a pair of guide rails (10, 11) which telescope in opposite directions. The guide rail lies on the carcass. The other guide rail (11) supports the front and has an object holder (13). A pivot bearing is provided to hold the guide rail (10) so that it is pivotable around a vertical pivot axis (9) on the short side wall. A connection plane runs at an obtuse angle to the other guide rail.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to a Ausziehbeschlag for a cabinet with a short side wall and a long side wall having body and with a in the closed state of the cabinet opposite the short side wall at an obtuse angle extending front, wherein the Ausziehbeschlag at least a pair of mutually telescoping guide rails wherein the one guide rail is to be stored on the body and wherein the other guide rail for supporting the front and at least one slide is provided. Furthermore, the invention relates to a cabinet with a short side wall and a long side wall having body and with a in the closed state of the cabinet relative to the short side wall at an obtuse angle extending front and such Ausziehbeschlag.

Cabinets with a short and a long side wall, wherein the length of the side walls their horizontal extent is meant perpendicularly from a rear wall of the cabinet, are used for example as so-called Abschlussschränke with which a series of juxtaposed cabinets or devices completes. The short side wall of the closet is at the free end of the row of cabinets or appliances. Such cabinets can be both base cabinets and tall cabinets. Another use of cabinets with a short and a long side wall is adjacent to areas that are preferred to adjacent areas. Thus, flocks are sometimes preferred to neighboring cabinets. The return between the preferred stove and the adjacent cabinets can be bridged by two mirror-inverted cabinets with different length sidewalls.

Pull-out fittings for cabinets with sidewalls of different lengths, whereby inclinations of the front opposite the rear wall of these cabinets of 35 ° and 45 ° have become standard, are also referred to as diagonal separations.

STATE OF THE ART

Known Ausziehbeschläge with the features of the type described above have two superimposed pairs of guide rails, one guide rails are rigidly attached to the long side wall of the cabinet and the other guide rails are rigidly interconnected by two spaced-apart vertical support. The vertical supports are used to attach slides in the form of baskets. In the extended state, the slides, that is, the baskets on the known Ausziehbeschlägen limited accessibility. This applies primarily to the respective baskets below. Access to them is obstructed on the side of the longer side wall by the vertical beams; On the side of the shorter side wall of the cabinet access through the angled front is partially denied. In particular, it would be desirable to have better access from the side longer side wall side because this is the side on which a user of the cabinet is regularly at both a closet and an angled front cabinet adjacent to a preferred oven. However, it is not readily possible to relocate the fitting and thus the vertical support to the side of the short side wall, because mounted on this short side wall guide rails can maximally have the length of the side wall and thus, even when using intermediate rails, d. H. of multi-stage telescoping assemblies, do not permit sufficient extraction to access the slides mounted on the fitting over their entire length.

From the WO 2004/091344 A1 a fitting for a corner cabinet is known in which a part of the fitting comprises a pair of mutually telescoping guide rails, wherein the one guide rail to be stored on the body of the corner cabinet and wherein the other guide rail for supporting a front of the corner cabinet and at least one slide provided is. A pivot bearing between the one guide rail and the body allows not only to pull out the other guide rail from the body, but also to swing this opposite. It provides a provided for a rear end of the other guide rail guideway, the straight line at an angle extends to the adjacent side wall of the body, for that the pivotal movement is positively controlled, although it starts early, but focuses on the end of the pull-out. The pivoting is provided in the corner cabinet to make a second part of the fitting, which is guided on the rear wall of the corner cabinet, or a slide disposed thereon, which is coupled to the first part of the fitting and behind the advanced and pivoted part of the fitting whose original position occupies.

Furthermore, a Ausziehbeschlag the company SIGE SpA, Italy ( www.sige-spa.it ) is known in which a pivot bearing is provided to pivot guide rails for a baskets and a front-bearing frame against a side wall of a cabinet to the baskets To present their length after the frame was first pulled out of the cabinet.

From the EP 1 719 434 A2 a fitting with the features of the preamble of independent claim 1 for a corner cabinet is known. Here, the connection plane for the front runs at a right angle to the other guide rail. In a corner cabinet, such a fitting can be stored only on the one accessible side wall, which is basically as long as the opposite her, directly adjacent to the corner and not accessible side wall.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The invention has for its object to show a Ausziehbeschlag of the type described above and a cabinet equipped with different lengths sidewalls, which eliminate the fundamental problems of Ausziehbeschlägen in closets and other cabinets with angled front.

SOLUTION

According to the invention the object is achieved by a Ausziehbeschlag with the features of independent claim 1. The dependent claims 2 to 9 relate to preferred embodiments of the new Ausziehbeschlags. The patent claim 10 is directed to a cabinet with such a pull-out fitting.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In the new Ausziehbeschlag a pivot bearing is provided to support a guide rail pivotally mounted about a vertical pivot axis on the short side wall, wherein a defined frontal mounting connection plane for the front of the cabinet at the obtuse angle to the other guide rail. In the new Ausziehbeschlag the missing extension length is compensated for storage of the Ausziehbeschlags on the short side wall of the cabinet by the provided by the pivot bearing vertical pivot axis. By the extended parts of the fitting are pivoted about the pivot axis, the slides on the other guide rail on its long side are freely accessible. Thus, the accessibility is given from a direction in which a person who wishes to access the contents of the cabinet is usually located, that is from the side of the long side wall. Thus, with the new pull-out fitting a user-friendliness in a cabinet with an angled front is achieved, as it had not been given before.

Preferably, for a rear end of the other guide rail on the side facing away from the short side wall side of the vertical pivot axis ending guide rail is provided. This guideway couples the linear movement along the guide rails with the pivotal movement about the vertical pivot axis, so that each Ausziehstellung is associated with a specific pivot position, and the pivoting movement is indeed from the beginning, but concentrated towards the end of the extraction movement, when a bumping of the slides, the are arranged on the other guide rail, is no longer to be feared on the longer side wall during the pivoting movement.

Preferably, the guideway is straight at an acute angle to the short side wall. This results in a particularly harmonious overall movement of the other guide rail and the components arranged thereon relative to the body of the cabinet.

Specifically, the guideway may be a groove in a molded body for attachment to the bottom of the cabinet, into which engages a pin which is rigidly connected to the other guide rail.

In the new Ausziehbeschlag is advantageously a right-left usability of all its parts, d. H. including, for example, the shaped body for the guideway, so that a single fitting without replacement parts is used regardless of which side is the shorter and on which side of the longer side wall of a cabinet.

In order to realize a certain extension length despite the relatively small length of the guide rails, which is limited by the length of the short side wall, can between the two Guide rails an intermediate rail be interposed, on which the one guide rail and the other guide rail are guided. This results in each case a three-stage telescopic arrangement. Specifically, an extension length of about 2 dm for safe operation of the new fitting at normal length of the longer side wall of 4 to 6 dm useful and suitable.

For sufficient stabilization of the front and the slide two pairs of guide rails are meaningfully provided one above the other, the other guide rails are rigidly connected to each other by at least one vertical support for attaching slides. At very high load, for example in tall cabinets, even more pairs of guide rails can be arranged one above the other. All their other guide rails are rigidly connected together by the vertical support.

Instead of the usual in the prior art two vertical support, between which a penetration is possible, in the Ausziehbeschlag invention preferably only one vertical support in the form of a closed support plate is provided which has approximately the horizontal length of the other guide rails. The carrier plate provides the necessary torsional rigidity between the other guide rails. It also ensures an excellent closed appearance by connecting to the front and extends with extended Ausziehbeschlag up to the vertical pivot axis. It provides a privacy for all meaningful way behind the support plate to be arranged components ready.

For example, at least one automatic feeder for the new pull-out fitting can be arranged behind the carrier plate.

The support plate itself may be an interrupted by fastening holes, substantially flat sheet with a smooth surface, which is stiffened by bending its edges.

In the new Ausziehbeschlag the mounting holes in the support plate preferably also include those for securing against lifting of suspended slides. Since the slides are supported on the support plate only on its short side, there is a risk that they are in uneven load in their front Turn the area opposite the carrier plate. This can be prevented by arranged in the region of the rear end of the support plate fuses that prevent lifting of the attached slides.

The inventive cabinet with angled front has the Ausziehbeschlag already described in detail.

Advantageous developments of the invention will become apparent from the claims, the description and the drawings. The advantages of features and of combinations of several features mentioned in the introduction to the description are merely exemplary and can come into effect alternatively or cumulatively, without the advantages having to be achieved by embodiments according to the invention. Further features are the drawings - in particular the illustrated geometries and the relative dimensions of several components to each other and their relative arrangement and operative connection - refer. The combination of features of different embodiments of the invention or of features of different claims is also possible deviating from the chosen relationships of the claims and is hereby stimulated. This also applies to those features which are shown in separate drawings or are mentioned in their description. These features can also be combined with features of different claims. Likewise, in the claims listed features for further embodiments of the invention can be omitted.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

Fig. 1

zeigt eine perspektivische Ansicht schräg von vorne auf den in einen Schrank eingebauten neuen Ausziehbeschlag in ausgezogenem und abgeschwenktem Zustand.

Fig. 2

zeigt den Schrank mit dem Ausziehbeschlag in derselben Stellung wie in Fig. 1, aber in einer Ansicht von oben mit weg geschnittener Decke des Schranks.

Fig. 3

zeigt eine Ansicht direkt von vorne auf den geöffneten Schrank gemäß den Fig. 1 und 2.

Fig. 4

ein vergrößertes Detail des in den Schrank eingebauten Ausziehbeschlags gemäß den Fig. 1 bis 3.

Fig. 5

zeigt eine perspektivische Rückansicht wesentlicher Teile des Ausziehbeschlags gemäß den Fig. 1 bis 4; und

Fig. 6

zeigt die Teile des Ausziehbeschlags gemäß Fig. 5 in einer Rückansicht mit Darstellung auch von verdeckten Linien und Kanten.

The invention will be explained and described in more detail below with reference to a concrete embodiment.

Fig. 1

shows a perspective view obliquely from the front of the built-in closet new Ausziehbeschlag in extended and swung state.

Fig. 2

shows the cabinet with the pull-out fitting in the same position as in Fig. 1 but in a view from above with cabinet cut away ceiling.

Fig. 3

shows a view directly from the front of the open cabinet according to the Fig. 1 and 2 ,

Fig. 4

an enlarged detail of the built-in closet pull-out according to the Fig. 1 to 3 ,

Fig. 5

shows a rear perspective view of essential parts of the Ausziehbeschlags according to the Fig. 1 to 4 ; and

Fig. 6

shows the parts of the pull-out fitting according to Fig. 5 in a rear view with representation of hidden lines and edges.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

The in the Fig. 1 to 4 shown cabinet 1 is a so-called terminal cabinet, the body 2 has a short side wall 3 and a long side wall 4. In this case, the side walls 3 and 4 parallel to each other and perpendicular to a rear wall 5 of the body 2. A front 6 of the cabinet 1 therefore runs with the cabinet closed 1 (not shown) at an obtuse angle from here 135 ° to the short side wall 3. Die Front 6 is extendable and pivotally mounted on the body 2 via a pull-out fitting 7. In this case, a pivot bearing 8, which forms a vertical pivot axis 9, arranged at the front end of the short side wall 3, on the inside. To the vertical pivot axis 9 are horizontally extending guide rails 10, which are arranged one above the other at a vertical distance, pivotable together, wherein the guide rails 10 extend from the pivot axis 9 into the interior of the body 2. At each guide rail 10, a guide rail 11 is mounted extendable in the horizontal direction. The extension length is about the same size as the length of the guide rails 10 and 11 itself, which can be realized in each case by a not visible here intermediate rail on which both the respective guide rail 10 and the respective guide rail 11 is guided. The guide rails 11 are rigidly connected to each other by a support plate 12 which extends over its entire length. The support plate 12 supports the guide rails 11 rigidly from each other and serves at the same time for attaching slides 11 in the form of so-called baskets 14. Except for mounting holes 25, the support plate 12 has a closed surface. Specifically, the support plate 12 is a metal sheet, which is bent by Stiffened edges. Further front supports 15 are supported on the guide rails 11, which support the front 6 of the cabinet 1, wherein the front holders 15 are adjustable relative to the body 2 for aligning the front 6. The basic orientation of the front 6 with respect to the guide rails 11 is the obtuse angle of 135 °. The extension movement of the guide rails 11 along the guide rails 10 is coupled to the common pivotal movement of the guide rails 10, 11 about the vertical axis 9 by a pin 17 (see Fig. 4 ) engages from the lower guide rail 11 or the support plate 12 in a guide track 16 in a molded body 18 which is fixedly mounted on the bottom 19 of the body 2. The guideway 16 extends at a small angle to the short side wall 3 and ends on the side facing away from the short side wall 3 of the vertical pivot axis 9. In this way, the guideway 16 and the engaging in this pin 17 passes the pivoting movement about the vertical pivot axis 9 when pulling out the baskets 14 from the cabinet 1 a long term. The main part of the pivoting movement takes place, however, after the baskets 14 have already been pulled out of the body 2 substantially. Out Fig. 4 also shows how the baskets 14 are attached to the support plate 12. You are once hooked up in shots 20. At the rear end of the support plate 12, additional securing means 21 are provided against lifting of the baskets 14 to avoid rotational movement about an axis normal to the support plate 12 due to unilateral loading of the baskets 14 at their forward tip.

From the FIGS. 5 and 6 show more details of the pull-out fitting. Thus, bearing pin 22 can be seen, which together with not shown here fixed to the body 2 of the cabinet 1 bearing bushes form the pivot bearing 8 and define the vertical pivot axis 9. The bearing pins 22 are supported by a vertical support 23, on which two arms 24 are provided. At each of the boom 24, one of the guide rails 10 is rigidly secured. Furthermore, in each case a counterpart 26 is mounted for a mounted on the back of the support plate 12 automatic feeder 27. On the back of the support plate 12, the guide rails 11 and the front mounts 15 are also attached. All in the FIGS. 5 and 6 shown parts of the Ausziehbeschlags 7 have a complete right-left usability by being arranged and constructed mirror-symmetrically to a plane of symmetry 28. Also, the shaped body 18 according to Fig. 4 is here designed for a right-left usability by the guideway 16 halves an angle between its outer edges. The pin 17 must be for each use of the Ausziehbeschlags 7 using a provided in both bent horizontal edges 29 of the support plate 12 mounting hole 31 are mounted on the respective lower horizontal edge 29. But he is provided with the Ausziehbeschlag 7 both for Rechtsals and the left only once. In addition to the bent horizontal edges 29, the support plate 12 is stiffened by bent vertical edges 30.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

cabinet

2

corpus

3

short sidewall

4

long sidewall

5

rear wall

6

front

7

pull-out fitting

8th

pivot bearing

9

swivel axis

10

guide rail

11

guide rail

12

support plate

13

slides

14

basket

15

front bracket

16

guideway

17

pen

18

moldings

19

ground

20

admission

21

fuse

22

bearing bolt

23

vertical support

24

extension

25

mounting hole

26

counterpart

27

abstract

28

plane of symmetry

29

edge

30

edge

31

mounting hole

Claims (10)

1. Extending fittings for a cupboard (1) having a corpus comprising a short side wall (3) and a long side wall (4), and a front (6) which, in a closed state of the cupboard (1), runs at an obtuse angle with regard to the short side wall (3), the extending fittings (7) comprising a pair of guide rails (10, 11), which can be telescoped with regard to each other, and a pivot bearing (8) having a vertical pivot axis (9), the one guide rail (10) being pivoting about the vertical pivot axis (9), and the other guide rail (11) being provided for supporting at least one object carrier (13) and having front supports (15) defining an interface plane for the front (6), characterized in that the interface plane defined by the front supports (15) runs at an obtuse angle with regard to the other guide rail (11).
2. Extending fittings according to claim 1, characterized in that a guide track (16) terminating at that side of the vertical pivot axis (9) opposing the short side wall (3) is provided for the back end of the other guide rail (11).
3. Extending fittings according to claim 2, characterized in that the guide track (16) is to be orientated in a straight line at an acute angle with regard to the short side wall (3).
4. Extending fittings according to claim 3, characterized in that the guide track is formed by a groove in a shaped body (18) to be attached to the bottom (19) of the corpus (2), into which a pin (17) engages from the other guide rail (11).
5. Extending fittings according to any of the claims 1 to 4, characterized in that a right-left-usability of all parts is provided.
6. Extending fittings according to any of the claims 1 to 5, characterized in that two pairs of guide rails (10), (11) are arranged one above the other, the other guide rails (11) of which are rigidly connected to each other by means of at least one vertical beam for attaching object carriers (13).
7. Extending fittings according to claim 6, characterized in that the vertical beam is a carrier plate (12) which has the length of the other guide rails (11).
8. Extending fittings according to claim 7, characterized in that at least one automatic pull-in device (27) is arranged behind the carrier plate (12).
9. Extending fittings according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that in the area of the back end of the carrier plate (12) safeties (21) against raising the attached object carriers (13) are provided.
10. A cupboard having a corpus comprising a short side wall and a long side wall and a front running at an obtuse angle with regard to the short side wall in the closed state of the cupboard, as well as extending fittings according to any of the claims 1 to 9.

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