EP2533667A1 - Hubtisch - Google Patents
HubtischInfo
- Publication number
- EP2533667A1 EP2533667A1 EP11701982A EP11701982A EP2533667A1 EP 2533667 A1 EP2533667 A1 EP 2533667A1 EP 11701982 A EP11701982 A EP 11701982A EP 11701982 A EP11701982 A EP 11701982A EP 2533667 A1 EP2533667 A1 EP 2533667A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- legs
- lifting table
- table according
- frame
- worktop
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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
- A47B1/00—Extensible tables
- A47B1/04—Extensible tables with supplementary leaves or drop leaves arranged at the periphery
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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
- A47B9/00—Tables with tops of variable height
- A47B9/18—Tables with tops of variable height with additional top or additional legs for varying the height of the top
Definitions
- the invention relates to a lifting table for the maintenance of household appliances, especially built-in household appliances, with a first frame and with a working platform which is infinitely height adjustable by means of a lifting device relative to the first frame.
- the first frame is closer to a footprint of the lift table than the work platform.
- Such a lifting table is shown in US Pat. No. 6,431,319 B1. It comprises a first frame on which four wheels are pivotally mounted. A second frame carries a worktop, which is horizontally movable relative to the first frame. Between the first and the second frame, a double scissors construction is arranged, with which the second frame is infinitely height-adjustable with respect to the first frame. It also allows the lift table to fold up, making it easier to transport when not in use and taking up less space.
- the lift table offers a high level of user-friendliness, which, however, comes at the cost of a high design effort. The lift table becomes expensive and heavy.
- the invention therefore has the object of specifying a lifting table for the maintenance of household appliances, which is inexpensive to manufacture and easy to handle.
- a home appliance is understood in particular to mean a built-in household appliance which is used for household management and which is integrated, in particular, in conversion furniture of a kitchen.
- This can be, for example, a dishwasher, a cooking appliance, an extractor hood, a refrigerator, a coffee machine or even a washing machine or a tumble dryer.
- a lifting table for the maintenance of household appliances, especially built-in household appliances, with a first frame and a working platform which is infinitely adjustable in height by means of a lifting device relative to the first frame the above object is achieved in that the lifting table has at least three equal legs , which are mounted on the lifting table and there preferably on the first frame.
- a working height of the work platform is additional variable.
- the invention makes use of the knowledge that a wide range of the distance between the footprint of the lift table on the one hand and the work platform on the other hand does not necessarily have to be infinitely variable in height.
- the lifting device for height adjustment does not necessarily have to reach over the entire lifting height between a completely folded and a fully extended position of the lifting table.
- a height adjustment consists in a lifting device, the other in separately mountable and removable legs. It is basically irrelevant whether the lifting device or the mountable legs are arranged closer to the footprint of the lifting table.
- the lifting device is preferably arranged in the vicinity of the working platform and thus over the legs, because it is then more convenient to use.
- the working platform can also be supported via the legs on the lifting device, which then stands on the supporting surface of the lifting table.
- a lifting device a scissors construction as in the prior art or any other suitable lifting device may be provided.
- a lift table will regularly have four legs, because they provide a reliable non-tilting stand. At least three legs, which are not arranged in a straight line next to each other, are at least necessary to allow a secure footing. It is less the number of legs than the number of their footprints a role. For two legs can also be replaced by a T-shaped leg, which in turn, with its crossbar mounted below, can provide two riot areas.
- a basic working height can be produced by mounting the legs, from which, starting from the working platform by means of the lifting device can be continuously brought to the desired final working height. Due to the removable legs of the inventive lift table can be brought to very small external dimensions when not in use, so that it remains easily portable for a person and can be stowed away to save space. Since the lifting device only needs to have a smaller stroke, its construction is simplified over the prior art. Since the remaining distance between the footprint of the lift table and the height of the work platform in labor is bridged only by at least three legs, which constructively mean a very low cost, the inventive lift table also has a significantly lower weight than the known lift table.
- the legs are rollbe stainedbar.
- the legs can be equipped with rollers on the user side, which make the lifting table movable in the working application.
- the lift table is maneuverable at its place of use, even in tight spaces, to bring him more comfortable in the required working position. This is particularly advantageous if he already carries a household appliance as a burden.
- at least two of the rollers have a parking brake. If the rollers can be removed from the legs, it is advantageously possible for additional receptacles to be present on one of the two frames into which they can be mounted.
- the lift table can also be rolled disassembled. The assembly step for the rollers can be omitted if the rollers are firmly mounted on the legs. The disassembled lift table is then carried unless it has its own roles.
- the attachment means of the legs on the first frame to allow easy assembly and disassembly, so that the truck is quick to assemble and just as fast to disassemble. It provides a compressive force and moment loadable connection of the legs to the frame.
- the legs can for example be screwed onto a thread projecting from the frame and with the legs mounted axially. If the legs have rollers that are pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the legs, the lift table is easy to maneuver and the end position of the bolted legs does not matter for the maneuverability of the car.
- the first frame has quivers, in which the legs are inserted with one end.
- quiver is to be understood as meaning a hollow body having an opening into which one of the legs can be inserted, the quivers being particularly adapted in their shape to the shape of the legs and thus may, for example, have a circular, oval or rectangular cross section They surround a lateral surface of the legs at their The End.
- the bottom of the case provides the legs with a force-bearing contact surface on their end face.
- the quivers hold the legs at their end opposite the rollers or their base opposite the first frame. If they are inserted from below of a working platform opposite side of the lower frame in the quiver, they are held by the weight of the lifting table in position, without the need for further separate attachment.
- the quiver can have a device for securing the position of the legs in the quivers.
- This can be any device that holds the legs only against their own weight in the quivers. It can consist in a locking of the legs in the quiver, which hold the legs only against falling out.
- the means for securing the position may include a thread in the knotter for a thumbscrew, which clamps the leg in the quiver. So the leg can not slip out of the quiver at a careless operation of the lift truck, especially when lifting.
- the thumbscrew can have a head that facilitates manual operation, eliminating the need for a separate tool. As a result, a higher operating safety of the lift truck can be achieved with a low design effort.
- the lift table is particularly safe and quiet. Even roles with parking brakes can still have too much game for it.
- the roles of the legs are removable and can be replaced by Aufstellfillere.
- the feet are mounted on the legs in the same way as the rollers. Due to the lack of roll and swivel possibility, they give the lift table a stable footing. In order to reach it, it might basically be sufficient to remove the castors from the legs.
- the lift table stands on a relatively small contact area of at most the cross-sectional area of the legs on its base. Due to the high load that the lift table may have to carry, thereby creating a considerable surface pressure under each leg.
- the support feet can have a mounting plate as the contact surface to the ground. They distribute the burden of Legs on a larger surface, thereby reducing the surface pressure under each leg.
- the lift table can also be set up on more sensitive floors without leaving dents or other damage in the floor.
- the mounting plate can be attached via a threaded spindle on the foot, with which the mounting plate can be infinitely unscrew. This allows the length of a leg of the lift table to adapt to any bumps that occur especially in older soils. This also provides the Aufstellfuß a particularly good stability of the lift table.
- the attachable legs virtually define a minimum height of the lifting table. It can be increased by extending the lifting construction.
- the lifting table therefore has at least two sets each with legs of equal length, the legs of different sets having different lengths. Accordingly, for example, four long and four short legs may belong to the lifting table, with which two starting heights of the lifting table can be set up. It is possible to form the legs such that legs of different sets can be put together.
- a separate connecting part between the legs can also be provided for the mating of two legs. In this way, by mating the legs of a first set with the legs of a second set, a third set of legs can be formed whose leg length defines a third initial height of the lift table.
- the range of application of the lifting table can be significantly extended because it can be set to significantly more different working heights. But because the attachable legs only have a low weight, the lift table is still overall easy to handle and inexpensive to produce. Depending on the application, the operator does not need all, but only the respective required sets of legs to transport to the place of use.
- Cooker hoods are regularly mounted above hobs or hobs.
- a support of the worktop on a hob is at least not desirable, if not impossible in many cases.
- the unused legs of the lift table can be placed as trusses substantially horizontally over the hob and the worktop be supported on the legs.
- the legs of a sentence at least 50 cm, preferably 60 cm long. They are so long that they can horizontally span an ordinary hob lengthwise or widthwise. This offers the possibility of bridging the hob with two lying legs in order to support the lifting table with its first frame without vertically mounted legs. As a result, it is located immediately below a dining, which then much easier vertically downwards drained onto him or can be easily mounted from the lift table.
- spacers may be provided of a suitable material such as rubber or plastic, which may be mounted on the legs or attached to them, if necessary to establish a distance between the legs and a sensitive surface under certain circumstances a cooktop.
- shoes can be put on the legs, which enclose a lateral surface of the legs and on the one hand feet and on the other hand spacers of the legs against the cooktop form. The shoes support the legs on both sides of the hob on the local worktop, so that the horizontally extending legs no longer have contact with the cooktop.
- the shoes create a pressure distribution surface on the worktop so that no dents or scratches are created at their point of contact. You can wrap all or part of your legs: round legs in a ring or fork shape, square legs on at least three sides to keep your legs secure. On the other hand, the shoes keep the legs at a certain distance above the cooktop, so that they reliably do not come into contact with each other and loads are kept away from the cooktop.
- shoes can be pushed onto the legs, which allow a coupling device fixing the first frame to the legs.
- the working platform of the lifting table is regularly substantially perpendicular above the first frame.
- the lift table can thus not always be driven directly under the domestic appliance to drain it on the lift table. This is not possible, especially when installing or dismantling cooker hoods above a hob.
- the lifting table can therefore have a worktop which can be mounted on an end face of the work platform, so that the worktop in the plane of the working platform extending directly adjoins it.
- the worktop can be mounted on one of the end faces of the two longitudinal sides or the two narrow sides of the working platform. Through the additional worktop, a working level can be created, which not only increases the working platform.
- connection of the worktop to the work platform can be made via almost any coupling device in which the worktop and the work platform lie substantially in the same plane. It can be done for example by hooking the worktop into hooks on the platform or by inserting into a tongue and groove connection.
- the lifting table can have a rigid connection between the working platform and the worktop. It prevents buckling of the lift table at the connection point and thus offers a high stability of the enlarged lift table.
- a rigid connection has a rigid to the abutting end faces of the work platform and the worktop extending rigid latch, which is secured in a conventional manner to the platform and / or on the plate. The overhanging worktop must be supported because otherwise it would tilt the lift table when loaded.
- the lifting table therefore has at least one support leg on the worktop, which supports it on its side facing away from the working platform.
- This can be a support that bridges the entire working height of the lifting table and supports the worktop on the base of the lifting table.
- the support leg can therefore be short and, for example, consist of an unused leg of the lifting table. It can therefore be attached to the worktop in the same way as the legs of the lifting table, so in a quiver, if necessary, with a detent or thumbscrew as a backup.
- the similar attachment of the legs on the one hand and the support leg on the other hand not only provides a simple and lightweight construction, but also an operating advantage.
- the usability of at least one leg of the lift table as a support foot also reduces the number of required items of the lift table, which in turn benefits its weight and ease of use.
- the support foot is provided in particular on its bearing surface with a protection, such as a felt pad, to avoid damage or scratching the kitchen worktop.
- the support leg itself be adjustable in length.
- it can be assembled from several segments.
- it can be infinitely variable in length, for example by being made in two parts and the two parts of the foot can be rotated relative to one another via a thread.
- It can for example consist of a metal outer tube and an inner part made of plastic, each having a matching thread.
- the lift table has a shock protection on the car. It may consist of rubber buffers or rubber pads, which are mounted at least on a front side of the lifting table, which are in danger, for example, to come into contact with the furniture of a kitchen installation rail.
- the impact protection prevents the use of the lifting table from damaging the furniture in which the built-in appliance to be maintained is installed.
- FIG. 1 shows a lifting table according to the invention in a working position with an infected worktop
- Figure 2 a detailed view of the connection of the worktop to the
- Figure 3 the lift table on a cooktop
- the inventive lifting table 1 consists of a hand-held movable carriage 2 and a lifting device 3.
- the carriage 2 is composed of a substantially rectangular first, lower frame 10 and legs 18 which project from a plane of extension of the first frame 10 at right angles.
- the legs 18 have a square or rectangular cross-section and stand on a support surface 38 of the lifting table 1, on which there is also a piece of furniture 36, for example a kitchenette.
- the frame 10 On its side opposite the legs 18, the frame 10 carries the lifting device 3. It comprises a scissors construction 16, on which a second, upper frame 14 is mounted. It carries a working platform 12.
- the second frame 14 is also rectangular and corresponds in dimensions substantially those of the first frame 10.
- the scissors construction 16 can be by turning a crank 26th diverge in the rotational directions A in a conventional manner and move together, so that the distance between the first frame 10 and the second frame 14 can be adjusted continuously. Since the first frame 10 is supported on the support surface 38 via the four rigid legs 18, the height of the working platform 12 changes in the directions of stroke B when the crank 26 is actuated. Instead of the crank 26, it is also possible to use a drill driver for automated adjustment of the height be provided.
- the four legs 18 are in four quivers 22 on the frame 10. They have a square or rectangular cross section, which corresponds to the cross section of the legs 18 so far that they can be inserted into the quiver 22. To secure the position of the legs 18, that is, in particular against falling out, it secures each a thumbscrew 24 which is screwed into a thread in the quiver 22. It jams the legs 18 inside the quiver, so that they can not be pulled out of the quivers 22 by their own weight above all. In addition, the legs 18 are each secured against falling out of their quivers 22 by a snap mechanism. When inserting the leg 18 in his quiver 22 engages a recessed in the quiver 22 resilient ball in a recess which is located in the leg 18. Accidental falling out of the leg 18 is thus prevented if the thumbscrew 24 was not properly tightened. In this way, damage to furniture or floor should be avoided by a falling out of his quiver 22 leg 18.
- rollers 20 are mounted, through which the carriage 2 and with it the lifting table 1 can be maneuvered. They are pivotable about an axis in the longitudinal direction of the legs 18, so that the carriage 2 can be easily brought into a desired position even in confined spaces. If, however, a reliable immovable state of the lifting table 1 desired or to consider a sensitive footprint 38, the rollers 20 can be removed and in their place Aufstellfillere 183 are used. They consist of a mounting plate 185, a threaded spindle 187 and a coupling block 189.
- the mounting plate 185 distributes the load of the kitchen appliance and the lifting table 1 on a large footprint and thus reduces the surface pressure of the lifting table 1 under each of his legs 18 (or 180, 182 ).
- About the spindle 187, on which the coupling block 189 is screwed, can be adjusted by turning a fine adjustment of the length of the leg Make 18 (or 180, 182) and compensate for unevenness of the footprint 38.
- the coupling block 189 provides the releasable connection between the leg 18 (or 180, 182) and the Aufstellfuß 183 according to the same attachment principle as that of the legs 18, 180, 182 on the frame 10 by being inserted into the leg 18 and locked there ,
- At one end face 13 of the two narrow sides or the two longitudinal sides of the working platform 12 includes a worktop 30, which is also rectangular and the same width as the working platform 12 has. It is supported via a support foot 32 on an upper side 34 of the piece of furniture 36.
- the worktop 30 extends in the same plane as the work platform 12 and thereby increases the available work surface on the lift table. 1
- the legs 18 are interchangeable if necessary against other four legs 180 and 182, of which only one is shown as an example. They differ from each other by the legs 18 only by their length. It is also possible to form the legs 18, 180, 182 such that legs of different sets can be put together. In particular, a separate connecting part between the legs can also be provided for the mating of two legs. In this way, by putting together the legs of a first set with the legs of a second set, a third set of legs can be formed. By selecting the legs 18, 180 and 182 or their combinations, a basic working height of the lifting table 1 can be selected, which is formed by the height level of the first frame 10.
- the lift table 1 can be equipped with four legs 182 because the stove-oven combination is mounted at a height just above the footprint 38. After releasing the stove-oven combination of their anchorages and removal from the kitchen, they can then be lifted on the lift table 1 with the short legs 182 and scissors construction 16 collapsed on the work platform 12 and, for example, transported away or raised to a comfortable working height.
- the long legs 18 may be required.
- the user selects the corresponding legs 18, 180 or 182 or forms by putting together a suitable leg combination and does not need to carry the legs not fit for the current use not at all.
- the height of the working platform 12 can be brought by means of the scissors construction 16 and by operating the crank 26 continuously to the required height.
- an extractor hood for example, it should be able to bring in the illustrated, extended position.
- the working platform 12 can be extended by means of the attachable worktop 30. It can be pushed under the extractor hood and supported on the top 34 of the kitchen unit 36. After releasing the hood from its attachment, it can be lowered onto the worktop 30 and pulled or pushed onto the work platform 12 for further maintenance or repair. There it is easily accessible to the user of the lift table from all sides, so that it can be optimally processed.
- the worktop 30 is additionally connected on its underside with a rigid locking connection 56 on the work platform 12. It prevents the worktop 30 tilts at the end face 13 when loaded by a built-in device, in particular in the vicinity of the coupling point.
- the work platform 12 and the worktop 30 thus form a continuous, almost rigid work plane.
- Figure 2 shows the connection between the work platform 12 and the worktop 30 at the end face 13. It must be produced by a single user without tools and on the other hand can transmit almost the entire weight of a household appliance from the worktop 30 to the work platform 12 on the other hand.
- it consists of two hinges 40, the first fitting 41 on the second frame 14 and the second fitting 42 is mounted on the countertop 30.
- the first fitting 41 has a cylindrical opening 48 with a rectilinear groove 50, which runs in the lateral surface of the cylindrical opening 48.
- the second fitting 42 includes a cylindrical pin 44 of approximately the same diameter as the aperture 48. At its free end, the cylindrical pin 44 carries a nose 46, the radial dimension of the groove 50 corresponds.
- the nose 46 extends radially horizontally projecting from the pin 44.
- the groove 50 extends in a cross-sectional view and also radially, but not horizontally, but with respect to the horizontal by about 30 ° in the direction of the vertical twisted.
- the pin 44 is inserted into the opening 48. Due to the orientations of the nose 46 and the groove 50, the worktop 30 must be employed at an angle of approximately 30 ° relative to the plane of the working platform 12. Only then does the nose 46 engage in the groove 50, so that the pin 44 can be inserted into the cylindrical opening 48. If it is fully inserted, the nose 46 comes out of the groove 50, so that the worktop 30 can be lowered into the plane of the work platform 12.
- Both the frame 14 and the frame 10 carry at their corners rubber buffer 60 which are secured by screws 62 to the frame 10, 14. They prevent the pallet truck from damaging the vertical fronts 37 of the piece of furniture 36 (see FIG.
- the rubber buffer 60 is therefore dimensioned so that it protrudes in the extension direction of the working platform 12 via the first fitting 41 on the end face 13, so that even this can not come into contact with the vertical front 37 of the piece of furniture 36.
- FIG. 3 shows a possible use of the inventive lifting table 1 for assembling or disassembling a food.
- a cooktop 80 is embedded in the surface 34 of a piece of kitchen furniture 36 . It consists of a sensitive ceramic material on which neither the lifting table 1 itself nor the worktop 30 can be supported by a support foot 32. Therefore, two long legs 18 parallel adjacent to each other lying the hob 80. Their roles 20 are removed, so they do not interfere with the further assembly of the long legs 18 as a substructure for the lifting table 1. They consist of a base plate 72 and a fork mounted thereon 74. The ends of the fork 74 carry caps 78, the base plate 72 is located with a sole 76 on the surface 34 of the furniture 36 on.
- This sole 76 is made of rubber and prevents slippage of the shoe 70 on the surface 34. In addition, it prevents damage by scratching and denting the surface 34.
- the caps 78 are also made of rubber and lie with inserted legs 18 at its two vertical lateral surfaces 64th at. Thus, they prevent a horizontal slippage of the leg 18 in the fork 74.
- the shoes 70 are altogether so high that no leg 18 has contact with the hob 80 or with its peripheral edge 82. The loads from the lifting table 1 are therefore transmitted directly to the legs 18 and from there via the shoes 70 to the surface 34 of the kitchen cabinet 36. The cooktop 80 thus remains completely stress-free.
- the legs 18 are arranged in parallel and in the same width as that of the frame 10.
- the lifting table 1 therefore stands with its frame 10 and its four quivers 22 on the legs 18. It can thus be placed directly and directly vertically under a dining area that can be conveniently mounted, maintained or dismantled without the cooking hob 80 being exposed to the risk of damage.
- the preceding lift truck 1 described in detail is an exemplary embodiment, it can be modified in a customary manner by a person skilled in the art to a large extent without departing from the scope of the invention.
- the support foot 32 can be configured in a different form, if this is necessary for reasons of space or designerischen reasons.
- the use of the indefinite article "on” or "one” does not exclude that the characteristics in question may also be present multiple times. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS
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| DE201010001904 DE102010001904B4 (de) | 2010-02-12 | 2010-02-12 | Hubtisch |
| PCT/EP2011/051033 WO2011098354A1 (de) | 2010-02-12 | 2011-01-26 | Hubtisch |
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| EP2533667A1 true EP2533667A1 (de) | 2012-12-19 |
| EP2533667B1 EP2533667B1 (de) | 2016-03-30 |
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