EP3111801B1 - Suspension device for furniture - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a suspension device for a piece of furniture, in particular a suspended hanging furniture, on a counter-bearing which can be fixed to a wall according to the preamble of claim 1 and the use of such.

Such suspension devices are used for mounting furniture hanging on the wall and essentially consist of a housing which can be fixed to a furniture rear and / or side wall and a support element which can pivot out of the housing from a plane parallel to a base surface of the housing and acts together with one a wall-mountable counter bearing.

The support element itself in this case has a hook part, such as a hook-like shaped head piece, which can be suspended in the counter-bearing attached to the wall. In order to ensure that a once attached furniture can not inadvertently come off the counter bearing, a securing element is arranged on the support element, with the unintentional release of the support member can be prevented from the anvil.

A generic suspension device is for example from the DE 20 2012 012 377 U1 or the EP 2 149 316 A1 known. In the suspension device disclosed in this publication, to prevent inadvertent release of the support element, projections are provided on the support element, which engage under the support rail attached to the wall. When hanging the furniture, it is necessary to adjust the support member in a pivoted position and then hook the hook part on the abutment and then attract the furniture carcass to the wall by the support member must be moved back towards the vertical position, the projections of the support element one under the furniture facing, additionally required, projecting lower fold of the anvil under attack. The backup against the hanger serving projections must therefore be arranged sufficiently spaced from the hook part. In addition, a protruding lower fold on the counter bearing is required in addition, which requires additional material. Dismantling takes place in reverse order. Due to the fixed design of the support element projecting projections, which as securing elements act, a backup of the hanger in a parked position from the wall is not possible because in the parked position, the support member is pivoted relative to the anvil so that serving as securing elements projections of the support element in this position, the projecting lower fold of the anvil no longer under attack.

Object of the present invention is to provide a suspension device for a piece of furniture that can be easily suspended in the counter-bearing and is secured in a raised position against unintentional release of the counter bearing.

This object is achieved by a suspension device for a furniture with the features of claim 1.

The suspension device according to the invention has a fixable on the furniture wall housing. In the housing a from a plane parallel to a base surface of the housing is pivoted out support member is arranged. The support element can be suspended from a wall mountable counter bearing. For this purpose, it has a hook part, which can be suspended in the counter bearing. Furthermore, a securing element for preventing unintentional release of the support element from the abutment is arranged on the support element. This securing element is deflectably arranged on the support element and positioned such that the securing element deflects when securing the hook part to the abutment before reaching a hinged end position of the support member relative to the abutment through the abutment in a locking element securing the locking element. On the support element, moreover, a blocking element is arranged, with which the securing element can be blocked in the locked position.

With such a suspension, it is possible that when relatively largely to the housing of the suspension largely preset support element when hanging the furniture pivoting of the furniture is not required and, where appropriate, the support element must be adjusted only slightly, whereby the assembly time is reduced for mounting with the anvil , Furthermore, the furniture is also secured with exposed support element against unintentional release of the support member of the thrust bearing, since the securing element is secured even with exposed support element with the help of the blocking element against accidental unhooking.

Advantageous embodiments of the invention are the subject of the dependent claims.

According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the securing element is pivotally mounted on the support element. The pivotable mounting allows pivoting of the securing element when suspending the support member, which allows a vertical hooking of the hook part on the abutment, wherein the securing element is pivoted so only in the hinged end position to the abutment, that the support member against a hanging, ie lifting the Furniture or the support element is secured vertically upwards.

The fuse element is rocker-like mounted on a support member according to a preferred embodiment, wherein upon insertion of the hook member in the abutment before reaching a hinged end position of the support member, the abutment presses against a first leg of the securing element, whereby one of the first leg beyond a pivot axis of the securing element arranged second leg pivots the securing element in a counter-bearing at least partially under cross-position. This allows exploiting the relative movement of the support member relative to the abutment when suspending the hook member such that an upper edge of the abutment pushes the first leg of the securing element upwards, which causes the U-shaped angle to this standing second leg in the direction of the anvil is swung and at least partially engages in the end position of the anvil. The subsequent blocking of the securing element by the blocking element prevents inadvertent unhooking of the securing element in such a way that the securing element is prevented from pivoting back.

On the securing element according to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, a on the blocking element supporting the first spring bar integrally formed. This makes it possible in particular that the securing element can also be pivoted in its locked by the blocking element in the locked position position in the locking position when hooking the hook part in the counter bearing in the locked position, wherein the spring bar is deflected against a spring force and upon reaching the pivoted locking position springs back and in this position so on Blocking element abuts that pivoting back without adjustment of the blocking element is not possible.

According to a further preferred embodiment variant, at least one second spring bar supporting the support element is integrally formed on the securing element.

This second spring bar allows a simple return of the securing element in the counter bearing to the support member releasing position after adjustment of the blocking element in a non-blocking the securing element release position.

The blocking element is arranged according to a further embodiment of the invention in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the support member slidably on this and thus allows easy adjustment of the blocking element of a locking element blocking the securing element releasing position and vice versa.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the blocking element cooperates with the securing element in such a way that in a blocking position of the blocking element, the securing element at a hooking of the hook portion on the abutment before reaching the hooked end position of the support member relative to the abutment through the anvil into a support element can be deflected against a detaching locking position, wherein the securing element automatically snaps into the blocked by the blocking element blocking position when reaching the hinged end position.

This allows adjustment of the blocking element before hanging the support member in the anvil, which is secured after hanging without further actuation in the hooked position.

According to an alternative embodiment variant, the blocking element cooperates with the securing element in such a way that in a release position of the blocking element, the securing element with a hooking of the hook portion on the abutment before reaching the hinged end position of the support member relative to the abutment by the abutment in a support member against a unhooking safe locking position is deflected, wherein the securing element pivoted on reaching the hinged end position of the blocking element in the locked position and then in the the fuse element blocking blocking position is displaceable. This allows a manually operable fuse against accidental unhooking.

In order to securely hold the blocking element in its blocking the securing element position, at least one spring element is arranged on the blocking element, with which the blocking element can be locked in the locking position in a locking recess of the support element.

The pivot bearing, on which the securing element is pivotally mounted on the support element, is integrally formed on the support element according to a variant of the invention.

According to an alternative embodiment variant, the pivot bearing is attached to the support element as a separate component.

According to a further embodiment of the invention, the support element is fixed in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and the base of the housing adjustable on the housing, thus allowing a depth adjustment of the furniture relative to the wall.

According to a further advantageous embodiment variant, the support element is adjustably fixed in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the housing on the housing, which allows a height adjustment of the furniture.

The fuse element takes according to a variant of the invention in the suspended state of the support element in the abutment even at maximum swung-out support element nor the locking against a securing locking position.

The invention makes it possible to use the suspension also on thrust bearings on which no, serving for the lower grip bottom fold is made, since the blocking bar can be arranged for securing close to the hook, whereby costs and material are saved in the production of the anvil.

The invention also relates to a use of a suspension device as described above for a furniture for securing against detachment of the suspension device on an abutment, in particular a hanging on a wall hanging furniture on a wall arranged on an abutment.

Figur 1

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer ersten Ausführungsvariante einer erfindungsgemäßen Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 2

eine perspektivische Explosionsdarstellung der in Figur 1 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 3

eine Explosionsdarstellung eines Teilabschnittes des Tragelements mit dem Hakenteil und dem Sicherungselement gemäß der in den Figuren 1 und 2 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung aus einer anderen Perspektive,

Figuren 4 bis 6

unterschiedliche Darstellungen des Tragelements mit daran angeordnetem Schwenklager, Sicherungselement und Blockierelement im zusammengebauten Zustand in einer Freigabeposition des Sicherungselements,

Figuren 7 bis 9

unterschiedliche Darstellungen des Tragelements mit daran angeordnetem Schwenklager, Sicherungselement und Blockierelement in der Sperrposition des Sicherungselements,

Figuren 10a bis 10c

Seitenschnittansichten einer an einem Möbel befestigten Aufhängevorrichtung zur Darstellung eines Einhängevorgangs des Tragelements an dem Gegenlager bei der das Sicherungselement blockierenden Position des Blockierelements,

Figuren 11a bis 11c

den Figuren 10a bis 10c entsprechende Ansichten zur Darstellung eines Demontagevorgangs,

Figuren 12a bis 12f

den Figuren 10a bis 10c entsprechende Ansichten einer an einem Möbel befestigten Aufhängevorrichtung zur Darstellung eines Einhängevorgangs mit anfangs sich der das Sicherungselement nicht blockierenden Position des Blockierelements,

Figuren 13a bis 13c

perspektivische Ansichten einer alternativen Ausführungsvariante des Tragelements mit am Hakenteil angeformtem Schwenklager,

Figuren 14a bis 14c

perspektivische Darstellungen einer nochmals alternativen Ausführungsvariante eines Tragelements mit mehreren an dem Hakenteil angeordneten Hakenzungen,

Figuren 15a bis 15c

perspektivische Darstellungen eines Teilstücks eines Möbels, einhängt an einem an einer Wand befestigten Gegenlager mit in einer Rückwand des Möbels vorgesehenen Montageöffnungen,

Figur 16

eine perspektivische Ansicht eines Teilstücks eines Möbels mit teilweise geschnittener Rückwand zur Darstellung einer Betätigung des Blockierelements und

Figur 17

eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Möbelteilstücks mit teilweise geschnittener Rückwand zur Darstellung einer Betätigung einer Höhenverstelleinrichtung und einer Tiefenverstelleinrichtung der Aufhängevorrichtung.

Embodiments of the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Show it:

FIG. 1

a perspective view of a first embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention,

FIG. 2

an exploded perspective view of FIG. 1 shown embodiment of the suspension device,

FIG. 3

an exploded view of a portion of the support member with the hook part and the securing element according to the in the FIGS. 1 and 2 shown embodiment of the suspension from a different perspective,

FIGS. 4 to 6

different representations of the support element with arranged thereon pivot bearing, securing element and blocking element in the assembled state in a release position of the securing element,

FIGS. 7 to 9

different representations of the support element with arranged thereon pivot bearing, securing element and blocking element in the locking position of the securing element,

FIGS. 10a to 10c

Side sectional views of a suspension device attached to a furniture for illustrating a suspension operation of the support element on the anvil at the securing element blocking position of the blocking element,

FIGS. 11a to 11c

the FIGS. 10a to 10c corresponding views to illustrate a disassembly process,

FIGS. 12a to 12f

the FIGS. 10a to 10c corresponding views of a suspension device attached to a furniture for illustrating a Einhängevorgangs with initially the securing element non-blocking position of the blocking element,

FIGS. 13a to 13c

perspective views of an alternative embodiment of the support element with integrally formed on the hook part pivot bearing,

FIGS. 14a to 14c

perspective views of a further alternative embodiment of a support element with a plurality of hooks arranged on the hook parts,

FIGS. 15a to 15c

perspective views of a section of a piece of furniture, hangs on a wall mounted counter-bearing with provided in a rear wall of the furniture mounting holes,

FIG. 16

a perspective view of a portion of a piece of furniture with partially cut back wall to illustrate an actuation of the blocking element and

FIG. 17

a perspective view of a piece of furniture with partially cut back wall to illustrate an operation of a height adjustment and a depth adjustment of the suspension.

In the following description of the figures, terms such as top, bottom, left, right, front, back etc. refer exclusively to the exemplary representation and position of the suspension device, the furniture, the housing, the support element, the thrust bearing, the securing element selected in the respective figures , the blocking element and the like. These terms are not intended to be limiting, that is to say, by different working positions or the mirror-symmetrical design or the like, these references may change.

In FIG. 1 is designated by the reference numeral 1, a first embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention for a furniture 10. As in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 shown, the suspension device 1 on a furniture wall 102, 103, shown in the FIGS. 15 to 17 (not visible from the direction of furniture interior, since arranged behind the rear wall), lockable housing 2 on. The housing 2 in this case has a plurality of holes 23 for receiving fastening means with which the housing 2 can be fixed to a furniture side wall 102. In addition, a plurality of pins 22 are laterally provided on a base plate 21 of the housing 2, which are arranged in correspondingly shaped and spaced receiving openings of the furniture interior facing sides of the side walls of the furniture 10 in the rear region behind the rear wall furniture 103. These pins 22 serve to remove the main load of the furniture 10, such as a wall cabinet, on the housing. 2

From the base plate 21 of the housing 2 are further exposed two bearings 24 for supporting an adjusting spindle 42 of the height adjustment device 4. The height adjustment device 4 preferably consists of a parallel to the base plate 11 arranged adjusting spindle 42 with a non-rotatably mounted on a front side pinion 45, which cooperates with a drive gear 41, which is mounted in a designated receiving opening 25 in the base plate 21 of the housing 2. The drive gear 41 is thus mounted transversely to the longitudinal axis of the adjusting spindle 42 and thereby forms an angular gear. The drive gear 41 can be operated by an operating tool 12, such as a screwdriver, through an opening 104 in the rear wall 103 of the furniture 10 from the furniture interior, as in the FIGS. 15b and 17 is shown. Furthermore, the drive gear 41 can also be actuated from the other end side, that is from the back of the cabinet by means of the actuating tool 12, which can be advantageously used for presetting the height adjustment device 4 before hanging on the counter bearing 9. On the adjusting spindle 42, a spindle nut 43 is accommodated, which are mounted with two opposite extensions 44 in receiving openings 35 provided thereon on a pivot bearing 34 designed as the end of a support member 3.

The support element 3 has a body 31 extending in the vertical direction, at the lower end of which the pivot bearing 34 is formed. At an upper end of the support member 3 is a, facing away from the base plate 21 of the housing 2, exposed hook portion 32 is provided, in particular integrally formed. The support element 3 is in this case with the hook portion 32, which has one or more hook tongues 33, suspended in an abutment 9, which is fastened to a wall 11, as for example in the FIGS. 10a to 10c is shown.

In addition to the in the FIGS. 1 and 2 shown embodiment variant of the hook portion 32 with two hook tongues 33 which extend obliquely down on a molded on the side facing away from the housing 2 side of the support member 3, other embodiments of the hook part are conceivable, such as in the FIGS. 13b and 14b recognizable.

The anvil 9 is formed, for example, as a horizontal mounting rail mounted on a wall with an upper protruding from the wall 11 web 92, for example, easily recognizable in FIG. 10a , The web 92 is engaged behind in the suspended state of the hook portion 32 of the hook tongue 33 of the hook portion 32. A slanted connection region 95, which merges into a central region 91, extends from the projecting web 92 oriented parallel to the wall surface. The central region 91 is aligned parallel to the web 92 and has a plurality of bores for receiving screws 93, with which the abutment 9 can be screwed to the wall 11. Below the middle region 91, the abutment 9 is formed with a web 94, which is preferably projecting perpendicularly from the wall.

Furthermore, the support element 3 has, between the pivot bearing 34 and the hook part 32, a slot 36 in the base body 31 in which an adjustment element 5 for depth adjustment of the suspension device 1 can be received. In this depth setting an adjustment of the furniture 10 is perpendicular to the wall surface of the wall 11 feasible.

The adjusting element 5 is preferably formed as a set screw, with a protruding from the slot 36 head piece, which is actuated via an actuating tool 12 through an opening 105 in the rear wall 103 of the cabinet 10. The end facing away from the head end of the adjusting screw 5 is screwed in a threaded bore 26 in a pre-arched to the support member 3 part of the base 21 of the housing 2.

To secure the suspension device 1 against unintentional release of the support member 3 of the abutment 9, a arranged in the support member 3 securing element 7 is provided in a locking against locking position, as for example in FIG. 9 is shown below a portion of each inclined portion 95 of the anvil 9 is positioned.

The securing element 7 is arranged deflectable on the support member 3 and positioned so that the securing element 7 when suspending the hook portion 32 on the abutment 9 before reaching a hinged end position of the support member 3 relative to the abutment 9 by the abutment 9, a support member 3 against deflecting a secure locking position deflects. In order to maintain this locking position of the securing element 7, a blocking element 6 is arranged on the supporting element 3, with which the securing element 7 can be blocked in the blocking position.

As in the Figures 3 . 6 and 9 can be seen, the securing element 7 is pivotally mounted on the support member 3. This is after a in FIG. 3 1, a pivot bearing 8 designed as a separate component is fixed at an upper end of the housing 31 of the support element 3 in the region of the hook part 32 in recesses 321 provided therein. The pivot bearing 8 consists of a base part 81 with integrally formed spring arms 83 for fixing the pivot bearing 8 on the support member 3 and a pivot bearing suspension 82, for pivotally mounting the securing element 7 in a recess provided therefor 77 on a housing 2 side facing a base 71st the fuse element 7 is used. A pivot pin of the pivot bearing 82 protrudes into recesses 73 provided in the main body 71 of the securing element, so that the securing element 7 is fixed in its entirety about a horizontal axis, parallel to the longitudinal extent of the abutment 9, pivotably on the pivot bearing 8.

Also conceivable is a molding of the pivot bearing 8 on the support member 3, as exemplified in the FIGS. 13c and 14a is shown. At the level of the securing element 7, the main body 71 of the securing element has a recess 37, from which a part of the securing element 7 facing away from the pivot axis 82 can pivot in the direction of the abutment 9.

On a side facing the anvil 9 of the securing element 7 is approximately at the height of the pivot axis 82, a first leg 74, which forms an approximately c-shaped configuration together with a projecting in a lower region of the body 71 of the securing element 7 second leg 75. In this respect, the securing element 7 is rocker-like on the support element 3 pivotally mounted, wherein at a hooking of the hook portion 32 to the abutment 9, as shown in the FIGS. 10a to 10c is shown, before reaching a hinged end position of the support element, in which the securing element 7 is in the position shown (see FIGS. 4 to 6 and 10a), when lowering the hook portion 32 on the abutment 9, an upper edge of the abutment 9 presses against the first leg 74 of the securing element 7, as in FIG. 10b is shown.

Upon further lowering of the support member 7 and thus a piece of furniture 10, which is connected via the housing 2 to the support member 3, pivots of the first leg 74 beyond the pivot axis 73 of the securing element 7 second leg 75 in a counter-bearing 9 at least partially cross Position as it is in FIG. 10b is shown. The fuse element 7 is in consideration of the FIGS. 10b and 10c has been pivoted about the pivot axis 82 in the counterclockwise direction, wherein the second leg 75 of the securing element 7 engages under a gripping part 95 of the thrust bearing connecting the leg 11 projecting from the wall 11 with a central part 91 of the thrust bearing 9 or bears against it.

To block the securing element 7 in this blocking element, the support element 3 with the abutments 9 blocking position is the blocking element 6. This blocking element 6 is, as in FIG. 3 shown in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the support member 3 slidably disposed thereon. For this purpose, it is plugged into a recess 37 in the support member 3 from the bottom upwardly projecting tongue 38.

The blocking element 6 consists essentially of a base body 61 having a base surface, of which a guide web 63 is formed so spaced apart that it can be plugged onto the tongue 38 of the support member 3 and is displaceable in the vertical direction. For displacement of the blocking element 6, a tool holder 64 is integrally formed on a lower end of the base body 61, in which a tool, such as a flat blade screwdriver, through an actuating opening 105 in the rear wall 103 of the furniture 10 is inserted and with which the blocking element 6 of a Securing element 7 a pivoting enabling lower position is displaceable in a blocking element blocking the securing element 7.

By the interaction of this blocking element 6 and the securing element 7 two different ways of working to achieve a secure against a hanging lock position allows.

Thus, an interaction of the blocking element 6 with the securing element 7 allows such that in a blocking position of the blocking element 6, the securing element 7 at a hooking of the hook portion 32 to the abutment 9 before reaching the hinged end position of the support member 3 relative to the abutment 9 by the abutment in a the supporting element 3 against a detaching locking position secured deflected, wherein the securing element 7 automatically snaps when reaching the hinged end position in the blocking of the blocking element 6 blocking position. This process is in the FIGS. 10a to 10c shown. The blocking element 6 is already moved up to the blocking position in this case before the suspension process.

In order to still allow pivoting of the securing element 7 from the release position to the locking position with the blocking element 6 pushed up, at least one first spring web 76, which is supported on the blocking element 6, is integrally formed on the securing element 7 in the embodiment variant shown here. The spring bars extend in their relaxed position thereby obliquely from the second leg 75 downwards in the direction of the housing 2 near side of the securing element 7. When pivoting the securing element 7, as shown in the FIGS. 10b and 10c is shown, the first spring legs 76 while a rising from the housing 2 to the abutment 9 inclined surface 65 of the blocking element 6. Achieved the fuse element 7 reaches the counter bearing 9 pivoted out locking position, snap the spring bars 76 behind the inclined surface 65 of the blocking element 6 from the biased position in their relaxed position back down and thereby engage behind vertically aligned rear sides of the inclined surfaces 65 of the blocking element 6, whereby a pivoting back of the securing element 7 is prevented from the blocking position to the release position.

To lock the blocking element 6 in the blocking position, at least one spring element 62 is arranged on the blocking element 6, with which the blocking element 6 can be locked in the locking position in a locking recess 311 of the support element 3. In the embodiments shown in the figures The blocking element 6 has in each case two such spring elements 62, which are integrally formed on the base body 61 of the blocking element 6 on both sides.

In order to pivot back the securing element 7 from the locked position into the release position, for example shown in FIG FIG. 6 to enable in a simple manner, on the securing element 7 is preferably integrally formed on the supporting element 3 supporting second spring bar 72. This spring bar 72 is thereby deflected during pivoting of the securing element 7 from the release position into the locking position against the spring force of the spring bars 72 in the direction of the thrust bearing 9, so that after release of the securing element 7 by the sliding down blocking element 6, the securing element 7 in the in FIG. 6 shown release position pivots back by the spring force of the spring bars 72.

In addition to the automatic blocking of the suspension device 1 against unintentional detachment described above, a manual procedure is alternatively possible. For this purpose, the blocking element 6 is moved before the hanging process in the release position down. The blocking element 6 then interacts with the securing element 7 such that in the release position of the blocking element 6, the securing element 7 relative to the abutment 9 by the abutment 9 in when hooking the hook portion 32 to the abutment 9 before reaching the hinged end position of the support member 3 a locking element securing the support element 3 against being unhooked can be deflected. The securing element 7 pivots on reaching the hinged end position of the blocking element 6 over in the locked position. The blocking element 6 is then moved into the blocking element blocking the securing element 7.

Such a suspension operation is in the FIGS. 12a to 12f shown. It is in FIG. 12a the position of the securing element 7 shown in the release position. The furniture 10 is raised in a vertical position, in which the hook element 33 is positioned above the anvil 9. In FIG. 12b the hook element 33 is placed on the protruding from the wall 11 web 92 of the thrust bearing 9.

By further lowering of the furniture 10 and thus of the support member 3, the securing element 7 is pivoted from its release position into the blocking position, as in FIG. 12c is shown. FIG. 12d shows the use of the tool 12, the through the mounting hole 105 into the receptacle 62nd of the blocking element 6 is inserted and the blocking element 6 is moved from the release position into the upper, the securing element 7 blocking blocking position. This locking position is in FIG. 12e shown. FIG. 12f Finally, the suspension device 1 with attached thereto furniture 10 in the used on the wall 11 state.

The dismantling operation for suspending the furniture from the wall 11 is in the FIGS. 11a to 11c shown. As in FIG. 11a shown, the blocking element 6 is moved from its upper, the pivoting of the securing element 7 blocking position into a pivoting of the securing element 7 enabling position down by means of the tool 12.

As a result, an elevation of the support member 3 relative to the abutment 9 take place, wherein when lifting by the spring force of the spring leg 72, the securing element 7 pivots with its second leg 75 from engagement with the abutment 9 out. This position is in FIG. 11b shown. FIG. 11c shows finally lifted from the wall 11 and the abutment 9 position of the furniture 10 and the suspension device. 1

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

suspension

2

casing

21

baseplate

22

spigot

23

hole

24

fastener

25

receiving opening

26

threaded hole

3

supporting member

31

body

311

locking recess

32

hook part

321

recess

33

hook tongues

34

pivot bearing

35

receiving opening

36

Long hole

37

recess

38

tongue

4

height adjustment device

41

drive gear

42

adjusting spindle

43

spindle nut

44

extension

45

pinion

5

adjustment

6

blocking element

61

body

62

spring element

63

guide web

64

tool holder

65

sloping surface

7

fuse element

71

body

72

spring bar

73

recess

74

first leg

75

second leg

76

spring bar

77

recess

8th

pivot bearing

81

base

82

Pivot bearing suspension

83

spring arm

9

thrust bearing

91

mid-range

92

web

93

screw

94

web

95

connecting area

10

Furniture

101

blanket

102

Side wall

103

Furniture back wall

104

opening

105

opening

11

wall

12

operating tool

Claims (14)

1. A suspension device (1) for an item of furniture (10), in particular an item of hanging furniture which can be suspended, having

   - a housing (2) fixable on a furniture wall (101, 102),

   - a support element (3) arranged on the housing (2) so it is pivotable out of a plane parallel to a base (21) of the housing (2),

   - a counter bearing (9) fixable on a wall (11),

   - wherein the support element (3) has a hook part (32), which can be hung on the counter bearing (9),

   - a securing element (7) arranged on the support element (3) to prevent unintentional detachment of the support element (3) from the counter bearing (9),
   characterized in that

   - the securing element (7) is arranged on the support element (3) such it can be deflected and is positioned such that the securing element (7), during hanging of the hook part (32) on the counter bearing (9), is deflected by the counter bearing (9) into a locking position which secures the support element (3) against unhooking before reaching a hung final position of the support element (3) in relation to the counter bearing (9),

   - wherein a blocking element (6), using which the securing element (7) can be blocked in the locking position, is arranged on the support element (3).
2. The suspension device (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the securing element (7) is mounted so it is pivotable on the support element (3).
3. The suspension device (1) according to Claim 2, characterized in that the securing element (7) is mounted so it is pivotable like a rocker on the support element (3), wherein during hanging of the hook part (32) on the counter bearing (9), the counter bearing (9) presses against a first leg (74) of the securing element (7) before reaching a hung final position of the support element (3), whereby a second leg (75) of the securing element (7) arranged beyond a pivot axis (73) of the securing element (7) from the first leg (74) pivots into a position at least partially engaging below the counter bearing (9).
4. The suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a first spring web (76) supported on the blocking element (6) is integrally formed on the securing element (7).
5. The suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one second spring web (72) supported on the support element (3) is integrally formed on the securing element (7).
6. The suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the blocking element (6) is arranged so it is displaceable on the support element (3) in the direction of the longitudinal axis thereof.
7. The suspension device (1) according to Claim 6, characterized in that the blocking element (6) interacts with the securing element (7) such that in a locking position of the blocking element (6), the securing element (7), during hanging of the hook part (32) on the counter bearing (9), can be deflected by the counter bearing (9) into a locking position which secures the support element (3) against unhooking before reaching the hung final position of the support element (3) in relation to the counter bearing (9), wherein the securing element (7) automatically snaps into the locking position blocked by the blocking element (6) upon reaching the hung final position.
8. The suspension device (1) according to Claim 6, characterized in that the blocking element (6) interacts with the securing element (7) such that in a release position of the blocking element (6), the securing element (7), during hanging of the hook part (32) on the counter bearing (9), can be deflected by the counter bearing (9) into a locking position which secures the support element (3) against unhooking before reaching the hung final position of the support element (3) in relation to the counter bearing (9), wherein the securing element (7) pivots past the blocking element (6) into the locking position upon reaching the hung final position and the blocking element (6) is subsequently displaceable into the locking position blocking the securing element (7).
9. The suspension device (1) according to any one of Claims 6 to 8, characterized in that at least one spring element (62) is arranged on the blocking element (6), using which the blocking element (6) is lockable in the locking position in a locking recess (311) of the support element (3).
10. The suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a pivot bearing (8), on which the securing element (7) is mounted so it is pivotable on the support element (3), is integrally formed on the support element (3).
11. The suspension device (1) according to any one of preceding Claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the pivot bearing (8), on which the securing element (7) is mounted so it is pivotable on the support element (3), is fastened on the support element (3) as a separate component.
12. The suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support element (3) is fixed so it is adjustable on the housing (2) in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and to the base (21) of the housing (2).
13. The suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support element (3) is fixed on the housing (2) so it is adjustable in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the housing (2).
14. A use of a suspension device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims for the suspension secure from unhooking of an item of furniture (4), in particular an item of hanging furniture which can be suspended, on a counter bearing (9) arranged on a wall (11).

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