EP3111802B1 - Suspension device for a piece of furniture and method for disengaging a suspension device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a suspension device for a piece of furniture, in particular a suspended hanging furniture, to a counter-bearing which can be fixed to a wall according to the preamble of claim 1 and to a method for unhooking the suspension device.
Such suspension devices are used for mounting on the wall hanging furniture and consist essentially of a fixable on a furniture rear and / or side wall housing and on the housing from a plane parallel to a base surface of the housing pivotally mounted support member and acts together with a a wall-mountable counter bearing. The support element itself has a hook part, such as a hook-like shaped head piece, which can be suspended in the wall-mounted counter-position. 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 known. In this document, to prevent inadvertent release of the support element projections are provided on the support element, which engage under the mounting rail attached to the wall. When hanging the furniture, it is here required to adjust the support member in the 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 act as securing elements, is a backup of the suspension device not possible in a parked position from the wall, since in the parked position, the support member is pivoted relative to the anvil so that the projections serving as securing elements of the support element in this position no longer engage under the above lower fold of the thrust bearing.

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. Another object of the invention is to provide a method for hanging a piece of furniture with the suspension device.

This object is achieved by a suspension device for a furniture with the features of claim 1 and a method for hanging a piece of furniture with the suspension device with the features and method steps of claim 18.

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. The support element in this case 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 is engageable with a hooking of the hook member before reaching a hinged end position of the support member relative to the anvil by the anvil and upon reaching the end position of the support member in a support member against a hanging locking position automatically, acted upon by a return pivoting force, deflects.

The return pivoting force can be introduced by a force accumulator or by the action of gravity on the movably mounted securing element. But it is also possible to carry out the design of the securing element as a leaf spring element, so that the return pivot takes place solely by the back bending of the leaf spring after reaching the hinged position on the counter bearing.

With such a suspension device, it is possible that with respect to the housing of the suspension largely preset support element when hanging the furniture, a pivoting of the furniture is not required and possibly the support element only slightly adjusted, whereby the assembly time is reduced for mounting with the counter bearing ,

Secondly, with such a trained suspension device allows the furniture is secured even with partially or in a variant even with fully flared support member against inadvertent release of the support member of an abutment, since the fuse element even partially or in a variant even when completely flared support element, as before, the support element against accidental unhooking secures.

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

According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the securing element engages under the counter-bearing in the blocking position at least partially, whereby a vertical lifting, and thus a detachment from the anvil, is prevented.

In a further preferred embodiment, the securing element has a blocking web projecting in the suspended position in the direction of the abutment.

According to a further embodiment of the invention, the securing element is pivotally mounted on the support element. This pivotal mounting allows engagement of the securing element when suspending the support member on the thrust bearing by advancing a portion of the anvil against the securing element.

For pivoting back of the securing element upon reaching the suspended end position of the support element is at the securing element according to an advantageous embodiment, at least one on the support element supporting force storage, preferably designed as a spring bar, arranged.

To limit a Verschwenkungswinkels of the securing element according to a further embodiment of the invention on the securing element at least one on the support element abstützender stop formed.

According to an alternative embodiment, the securing element is designed as a leaf spring element. The design as a leaf spring element is characterized by low manufacturing and material costs.

This formed as a leaf spring element fuse element is preferably permanently attached to the support element, for example riveted.

According to a further embodiment of the invention, the support element in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis and the base surface of the housing is adjustably fixed to the housing and thus allows a depth adjustment of the furniture relative to the wall.

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.

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

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.

According to an alternative embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention, the securing element takes in the suspended state of the support element in the abutment at maximum swung-out support element a releasing the furniture enabling release position.

As a result, a suspension device designed in this manner can also be used, for example, for suspending furniture designed as a corner cabinet in which tilting for disassembly is not possible.

Another advantage of such a trained suspension device is that such a suspension can be mounted relatively low down on the furniture seen in the vertical direction, which would not be possible with suspension devices that require a tilting movement for disassembly of the furniture, since this furniture is not could tip over a sufficiently large tilt angle.

Finally, such a suspension device also allows the attachment of two or more such suspension devices at different heights, in particular vertically above one another, which may be required for safety reasons, for example, in the case of very heavy furniture.

In a preferred embodiment, the securing element is designed as a two-armed lever element with two arms and a blocking web connecting the arms. The fuse element is pivotally mounted on the support member such that upon pivoting of the support member in the pivoted-out position of the blocking web by bearing at least one of the free ends of the arms on the housing to the support element is pivoted into the release position and so a unhooking of the fuse element or allows the furniture without tilting movement.

In order to pivot the blocking web sufficiently far with maximum swung-out support element in the release position, according to an advantageous embodiment of the free end of at least one of the arms of the securing element is formed in the direction of the housing extending support web.

As a result, a pivoting of the two-armed lever element formed as a securing element about a pivot axis, via which the securing element is mounted on the support element, away from the abutment mounted on the wall causes away, so that the furniture can be lifted vertically upwards.

The pivot axis of the securing element is according to a preferred embodiment by mutually facing inner sides of the arms molded pivot pin formed, which are mounted in receptacles of the support member, wherein the pivot axis of the securing element between the pivot axis of the support element and the hook portion of the support member is arranged and the free ends of the arms extend beyond the pivot axis of the support element.

According to yet another alternative embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention, the securing element is received in a recess of the support member and formed on a side facing the housing of the blocking web an extension which is in engagement with a hook part of a two-armed lever element formed deactivation. Accordingly, a separate component in the form of the deactivation part is provided here for deactivating the securing element.

The deactivation member is preferably formed in this variant with two arms and a web connecting the arms, wherein the hook part is integrally formed on the web and wherein the deactivating part is pivotally mounted on the support member such that upon pivoting of the support member in the pivoted-maximum position of the blocking web the securing element can be pivoted into the release position by abutment of at least one of the free ends of the arms on the housing and the engagement of the extension with the hook part towards the supporting element.

According to yet another alternative embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention a movable between a neutral position and a deactivation position pressure pin is provided on the support element, with which the securing element from a release of the support member from the abutment preventing locking position in a release of the support element of the abutment enabling release position pivotable is.

As a result, the securing element can be pivoted into its release position, independently of the position of the support element, in order to enable the suspension device or the furniture to be unhooked from the counterbearing.

The pressure pin is particularly preferably designed as a pressure screw, which is received in a provided with an internal thread tab. The pressure pin is actuated through an opening in a rear wall of the furniture, through which an adjustment for adjusting the support element in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis and the base surface of the housing is accessible.

This has the advantage that no additional bore must be made in the carcass back of the cabinet to operate the pressure pin.

The invention also relates to a use of a suspension device, as described above, for hanging-safe hanging of a piece of furniture, in particular a hanging on a wall hanging furniture on a wall arranged on an abutment.

After the inventive method for unhooking a suspension device from a counter bearing described above, first the Verschwenkungswinkel of the support member is brought to the maximum position, then the furniture relative to the wall plane via an imaginary common axis through the contact points on the at least two hook parts with the web on Anvil is formed, inclined by the front lower furniture edge pivoted away from the wall and finally the furniture is raised vertically until the hook part disengaged from the 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 des Tragelements und des Sicherungselements gemäß der in den Figuren 1 und 2 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung aus einer anderen Perspektive,

Figur 4

eine perspektivische Detaildarstellung des in Figur 3 gezeigten Explosionsdarstellung des Tragelements und des am Tragelement festzulegenden Sicherungselements aus einer anderen Perspektive,

Figur 5

eine Seitenansicht des in den Figuren 1 und 2 gezeigten Tragelements mit montiertem Sicherungselement in der Sperrposition,

Figur 6

eine Seitenansicht des Tragelements und des Sicherungselements entsprechend Figur 5 mit eingedrücktem Sicherungselement,

Figuren 7a - 7c)

mehrere Seitenansichten der in den Figuren 1 und 2 gezeigten Aufhängevorrichtung, montiert an einem Möbel, mit einem an einer Wand festgelegten Gegenlager zur Darstellung eines Montagevorgangs,

Figuren 8a- 8d)

den Figuren 7a-c) entsprechende Darstellungen eines Demontagevorgangs,

Figur 9

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer alternativen Ausführungsvariante eines Tragelements einer Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 10

eine Explosionsdarstellung der in Figur 9 gezeigten alternativen Ausführungsvariante eines Tragelements mit dem Sicherungselement

Figur 11

eine Seitenansicht einer Ausführungsvariante einer Aufhängevorrichtung mit in den Figuren 9 und 10 gezeigtem Tragelement in der eingehängten Position,

Figuren 12-14

den Figuren 9-11 entsprechende Darstellungen einer nochmals alternativen Ausführungsvariante eines Tragelements einer Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 15

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer weiteren Ausführungsvariante einer erfindungsgemäßen Aufhängevorrichtung mit nochmals alternativ gestaltetem Tragelement und Sicherungselement,

Figuren 16 und 17

perspektivische Ansichten des in Figur 15 gezeigten Tragelements mit montiertem bzw. demontiertem Sicherungselement,

Figuren 18a - 18d)

Seitenansichten der Aufhängevorrichtung aus Figur 15 in montiertem Zustand zur Darstellung eines Einhängvorgangs,

Figuren 19a - 19c)

Seitenansichten entsprechend den Figuren 18a - 18d) zur Darstellung eines Demontagevorgangs,

Figur 20

eine perspektivische Ansicht eines Ausschnitts des Möbelinneren eines an einer Wand aufgehängten Möbels mit Montageöffnungen in einer Rückwand des Möbels,

Figur 21

eine perspektivische Ansicht entsprechend Figur 20 mit eingesetzten Werkzeugen zur Höhen- bzw. Tiefenverstellung,

Figur 22

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer weiteren Ausführungsvariante einer erfindungsgemäßen Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 23

eine perspektivische Explosionsdarstellung der in Figur 22 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 24

eine Seitenansicht der in den Figuren 22 und 23 gezeigten Aufhängevorrichtung, montiert an einem Möbel, in der gegen ein Aushängen gesicherten Montagestellung,

Figur 25

eine Seitenansicht der in Figur 22 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung zur Darstellung eines Montagevorgangs,

Figuren 26a und 26b

Seitenansichten der in Figur 22 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung zur Darstellung eines Demontagevorgangs,

Figur 27a

eine Seitenansicht der in Figur 22 gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung in einer gegen Aushängen gesicherten Position an einem mehrteilig ausgebildeten Gegenlager,

Figur 27b

eine perspektivische Ansicht der Aufhängevorrichtung aus Figur 22 mit weggelassener Möbelrückwand vor dem Einhängen an dem mehrteiligen Gegenlager,

Figur 27c

eine perspektivische Explosionsansicht eines Ausschnitts des mehrteiligen Gegenlagers,

Figur en 28a und 28b

zwei Ansichten der Aufhängevorrichtung gemäß Figur 22 in der gegen ein Ausheben gesicherten Stellung mit Darstellung anzusetzender Werkzeuge zur Höhen- und/oder Tiefenverstellung der Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 29a

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer weiteren alternativen Ausführungsvariante einer erfindungsgemäßen Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 29b

eine perspektivische teilweise geschnittene Ansicht der in Figur 29a gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 30

eine Explosionsdarstellung der in Figur 29a gezeigten Ausführungsvariante der Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figuren 31-33

mehrere Seitenansichten der in Figur 29a gezeigten Aufhängevorrichtung, montiert an einem Möbel, mit einem an einer Wand festgelegten Gegenlager zur Darstellung eines Montagevorgangs,

Figur 34

eine Seitenansicht entsprechend den Figuren 31-33 bei maximal ausgeschwenktem Tragelement zur Darstellung des dadurch bewirkten Verschwenkens des Sicherungselements in die Montage ermöglichende Freigabestellung des Sicherungselements,

Figur 35

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer nochmals weiteren Ausführungsvariante einer erfindungsgemäßen Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 36a

eine Seitenansicht der in Figur 35 gezeigten Aufhängevorrichtung,

Figur 36b

eine teilweise geschnittene Seitenansicht der in Figur 35 gezeigten Aufhängevorrichtung zur Darstellung des Druckbolzens,

Figur 37

eine weitere perspektivische Ansicht der Aufhängevorrichtung gemäß Figur 35 zur Darstellung der Zugänglichkeit des Druckbolzens,

Figur 38

eine perspektivische Explosionsdarstellung der Aufhängevorrichtung gemäß Figur 35 und

Figur 39

eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Ausschnitts eines Hängeschrankmöbels, befestigt über die Aufhängevorrichtung gemäß Figur 35 an einem an einer Wand befestigten Gegenlager mit Darstellung der durch Rückwandöffnungen zugänglichen Einstellelemente zur Höhen- bzw. Tiefenverstellung und des Druckbolzens.

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 the support member and the securing element according to the in the FIGS. 1 and 2 shown embodiment of the suspension from a different perspective,

FIG. 4

a detailed perspective view of the in FIG. 3 shown exploded view of the support member and the securing element to be determined on the support element from a different perspective,

FIG. 5

a side view of the in the FIGS. 1 and 2 shown supporting element with mounted securing element in the locked position,

FIG. 6

a side view of the support member and the fuse element accordingly FIG. 5 with pressed-in fuse element,

FIGS. 7a-7c)

several side views of the in the FIGS. 1 and 2 shown hanging device, mounted on a furniture, with a fixed to a wall abutment to illustrate an assembly process,

FIGS. 8a-8d)

the FIGS. 7a-c) corresponding representations of a dismantling process,

FIG. 9

a perspective view of an alternative embodiment of a support member of a suspension device,

FIG. 10

an exploded view of in FIG. 9 shown alternative embodiment of a support member with the fuse element

FIG. 11

a side view of a variant of a suspension with in the FIGS. 9 and 10 shown support element in the suspended position,

Figures 12-14

the Figures 9-11 corresponding representations of yet another alternative embodiment of a support element of a suspension device,

FIG. 15

a perspective view of another embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention with again alternatively designed support element and securing element,

FIGS. 16 and 17

perspective views of the in FIG. 15 shown supporting element with mounted or dismounted securing element,

FIGS. 18a-18d)

Side views of the suspension from FIG. 15 in the assembled state to illustrate a hanging process,

FIGS. 19a-19c)

Side views according to the FIGS. 18a-18d ) for displaying a disassembly process,

FIG. 20

a perspective view of a section of the furniture interior of a suspended on a wall furniture with mounting holes in a rear wall of the furniture,

FIG. 21

a perspective view accordingly FIG. 20 with inserted tools for height and depth adjustment,

FIG. 22

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

FIG. 23

an exploded perspective view of FIG. 22 shown embodiment of the suspension device,

FIG. 24

a side view of the in the Figures 22 and 23 shown hanging device, mounted on a piece of furniture, in the secured against unhooking mounting position,

FIG. 25

a side view of in FIG. 22 shown embodiment of the suspension device for illustrating a mounting operation,

Figures 26a and 26b

Side views of in FIG. 22 shown embodiment of the suspension device to illustrate a disassembly process,

Figure 27a

a side view of in FIG. 22 shown variant of the suspension in a secured against unhooking position on a multi-part counter-bearing,

Figure 27b

a perspective view of the suspension from FIG. 22 with omitted furniture rear wall before hanging on the multi-part counter bearing,

Figure 27c

an exploded perspective view of a section of the multi-part abutment,

FIGS. 28a and 28b

two views of the hanger according to FIG. 22 in the secured against excavation position with representation of tools to be used for height and / or depth adjustment of the suspension,

Figure 29a

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

FIG. 29b

a perspective partially sectioned view of in Figure 29a shown embodiment of the suspension device,

FIG. 30

an exploded view of in Figure 29a shown embodiment of the suspension device,

Figures 31-33

several side views of the Figure 29a shown hanging device, mounted on a furniture, with a fixed to a wall abutment to illustrate an assembly process,

FIG. 34

a side view according to the Figures 31-33 at maximum swung-out support element for the representation of the pivoting of the securing element thereby effected in the assembly enabling release position of the securing element,

FIG. 35

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

Figure 36a

a side view of in FIG. 35 shown suspension device,

FIG. 36b

a partially sectioned side view of the FIG. 35 shown suspension device for the representation of the pressure bolt,

FIG. 37

another perspective view of the suspension according to FIG. 35 to illustrate the accessibility of the pressure bolt,

Figure 38

an exploded perspective view of the suspension according to FIG. 35 and

FIG. 39

a perspective view of a section of a wall cabinet furniture, mounted on the suspension device according to FIG. 35 on an abutment mounted on a wall with representation of the adjusting elements accessible through rear wall openings for height or depth adjustment and of the pressure pin.

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 securing element, and the like, as selected in the respective figures. These terms are not meant 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 100, a first embodiment of a suspension device according to the invention for a furniture 4. As in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 shown, the suspension device 100 has a furniture wall 41, 42 shown in the FIGS. 20 and 21 (not visible from the direction of the furniture interior, since arranged behind the rear wall), fixable housing 1, wherein the adjusting elements 21, 31 can be actuated only through the openings 43 and 44 by means of actuating tool 5. The housing 1 in this case has a plurality of holes 13 for receiving fastening means, with which the housing 1 can be fixed to the outside of a furniture side wall 41. In addition, a plurality of pins 12 are laterally provided on a base plate 11 of the housing 1, which in correspondingly shaped and from each other spaced receiving openings of the furniture interior facing sides of the side walls of the furniture 4 are arranged in the rear region behind the furniture rear wall 42. These pins 12 serve to remove the main load of the furniture 4, such as a wall unit, on the housing. 1

Furthermore, two bearing points 14 for supporting a spindle 22 of a height adjustment device 2 are exposed from the base plate 11 of the housing 1. The height adjustment device 2 preferably consists of a parallel to the base plate 11 arranged spindle 22 with a non-rotatably mounted on a front side pinion 25, which cooperates with a drive gear 21 which is mounted in a receiving opening 15 provided in the base plate 11 of the housing 1. The drive gear 21 is thus mounted transversely to the longitudinal axis of the spindle 22 and thereby forms an angular gear. The drive gear 21 can be herbetätigt by means of an operating tool 5, for example a screwdriver, through an opening 43 in the rear wall 42 of the furniture 4 from the furniture interior, as in the FIGS. 20 and 21 is shown. Furthermore, the drive gear 21 can also be actuated from the other end side, that is from the back of the furniture using the operating tool 5, which can be advantageously used for presetting the height adjustment device 2 before hanging on the anvil 7. On the spindle 22, a spindle nut 23 is received, which are mounted with two opposite projections 24 in receiving openings 105 provided thereon on a pivot bearing 104 designed as the end of a support member 101.

The support element 101 has a base body extending in the vertical direction, at the lower end of which the pivot bearing 104 is formed. At an upper end of the support member 101 facing away from the base 11 of the housing 1 exposed hook part 102 is provided, in particular integrally formed, wherein the support member 101 is hooked with the hook portion 102 in an abutment 7, on a wall 6, to the furniture is to be hung, fastened. The anvil 7 is, for example, as horizontally mounted on a wall 6 mounting rail with an upper, of the wall 6 projecting web, 72, as for example in the FIGS. 7a-7c can be seen, which is engaged behind in the suspended state of the hook portion 102 from the free end 103 of the hook portion 102. The anvil 7 further has a central region 71 with a plurality of holes for receiving fasteners 73, with which the anvil 7 at the wall 6 can be fixed. Below the region 71, the abutment 7 can be formed with a web 74 which projects perpendicularly from the wall, but can also be dispensed with, whereby costs and material for the abutment can be kept low.

Furthermore, the support element 101 has a slot 106 between the pivot bearing 104 and the hook part 102, on the longitudinal edges of which an adjustment element 31 engages by means of a circumferential groove, thus accommodating a depth adjustment device 3 of the suspension device 100, with which the furniture 4 is adjusted perpendicularly Wall surface of the wall 6 is possible, is formed.

The adjusting member 31 is preferably formed as a set screw, with a protruding from the slot 106 head piece that can be operated both from the back of the furniture using the operating tool 5, as well as an actuating tool 5 through an opening 44 in the rear wall 42 of the furniture 4 is actuated (see FIG. 21 ). The remote from the head end of the adjusting screw 31 is screwed into a threaded bore 16 in the base plate 11 of the housing 1.

To secure the suspension device 100 against inadvertent release of the support member 101 from the anvil 7 a arranged on the support member 101 fuse element 120 is provided in a locking position securing against locking, as shown in FIG FIG. 7c is positioned below the hook portion 102.

The securing element 120, 220, 320, 420 is deflectably arranged on the support element 101, 201, 301, 401 and positioned such that the securing element 120, 220, 320, 420 in a hooking operation of the hook portion 102, 202, 302, 402 before Reaching a hinged end position of the support member 101, 201, 301, 401 relative to the anvil 7 through the anvil 7 is engageable and upon reaching the end position of the support member 101, 201, 301, 401 in a support member 101, 201, 301, 401 against an unhooking locking position automatically returns.

In the in the Figures 1-8 shown first embodiment of the suspension device 100, the fuse element 120 is approximately cuboid formed with a weggeneigten of the base plate 11 of the housing 1, in the direction of the abutment 7 projecting blocking bar 125, which inadvertent Lifting the furniture 4 and thus the securing element 120 against a lower edge of the anvil 7 in the region between the central part 71 and the wall 6 projecting above the web 72 abuts, as shown in FIG. 7c ) is recognizable.

At its remote from the blocking bar 125 lower end of the securing element 120 are, as in the FIGS. 3 and 4 is clearly visible, provided on opposite sides, recesses 122, in which for the pivotable mounting of the securing element 120 relative to the support member 101, formed on the support member 101 axle pieces 109 are added. The axle pieces 109 project laterally from the edges 108 of the support element 101 that form an opening 108. On the securing element 120, an integrally formed spring bar 123 is also arranged, which is supported on a transverse web 110 of the support member 101 on the side which is directed to the base plate 11. Furthermore, a stop 124 is formed on the securing element 120, which can abut on the opposite side of the transverse web 110, that is, the side facing away from the base plate 11, to limit a Verschwenkungswinkels β. The stopper 124 and the spring bar 123 are facing each other. The pivoting of the securing element 120 in the opposite direction is further limited by a stop 108 delimiting the opening 108 of the support member 101, so that no overstressing of the spring bar 123 may occur by overstretching.

When relieved spring bar 123 is the fuse element 120, as in FIG. 5 . FIGS. 7a and 7c ) as well as the FIGS. 8a-8d ), which show a disassembly process, shown, in the direction of the anvil 7 before. In this position, the stop 124 bears against a transverse web 110 of the support element 101.

The engaged position of the securing element 120, which occupies the securing element 120 in a Einhängvorgang when the support member 101 is moved toward the anvil 7 and thereby presses the abutment 7 against the securing element 120, as shown in FIG. 7b ) is shown in an enlarged view in FIG FIG. 6 , but omitting the representation of the anvil 7, shown. Here it can be clearly seen that the stop 124 protrudes angularly from the support element 101 and the upper end of the securing element 120 bears against the stop 107 of the support element 101, wherein the spring web 123 is maximally tensioned.

If, during the hanging process, the furniture 4 or the support element 101 subsequently continues to move downwards, the hook part 102 with the hook-shaped end 103 engages behind the upper end of the counter bearing 7, which is referred to here as a web 72. Furthermore, in this position, the securing element 120 is no longer engaged in the opening 108 of the support member 101, but springs by the bias of the spring bar 123 automatically in the locked position, in which the blocking bar 125 is positioned below the web 72 of the thrust bearing 7 and thus Lifting the furniture 4 effectively prevented upwards.

If the furniture 4 are suspended or dismounted from the wall 6, then as in FIG. 8a shown, initially the support member 101 in its maximum inclined, pivoted by an angle β, position by means of the actuating tool 5 through the opening 44, from the inside of the furniture to adjust. As a result, a gap with a width a is formed between the upper side of the furniture top and the wall 6, with the furniture still resting on the wall 6 with the lower edge of the furniture lower edge 46. In the next method step, the furniture relative to the wall plane via an imaginary common pivot axis formed by the contact points (111, 211, 311, 411) on the hook parts (102, 202, 302, 402) with the web 72 on the anvil (7) is, are inclined, wherein the underside of the furniture 4 is further removed from the wall than the top, which thereby approaches the wall 6. Due to the inclination of the furniture 4 at an angle α and the securing element 120 pivots under the web 72 of the thrust bearing 7, so that subsequently in this pivoted position, as in FIG. 8c shown, the furniture 4 together with the housing 1 to the support member 101 can be lifted vertically upwards and finally, as in FIG. 8d shown is lifted from the anvil 7.

Instead of the spring bar 123, it is also conceivable, for example, to provide an elastic cushion piece or the like on the stop 107 of the support element 101 or to make the weight distribution of the securing element 120 such that the securing element 120 always secures the support element 101 against vertical lifting solely by gravity Locking position occupies.

In the following with reference to the Figures 9-19 shown embodiments of inventive suspension devices 200, 300, 400 is fixed to the furniture wall 41, 42 housing 1 unchanged. In this respect, below only the alternative configurations of the support elements 201, 301, 401 and the respective securing element 220, 320, 420 explained.

In the Figures 9-11 or 12-14, a variant of a suspension device 200, 300 is shown, in which the securing element 220, 320 is formed as a leaf spring element. It is in the Figures 9-11 shown in the embodiment shown here by two rivets 207. The rivets 207 are preferably arranged vertically below each other and pass through corresponding openings 222 in a mounting piece 221 of the fuse element 220th Das up to the Attachment piece 221 adjoining locking piece 223 is in the direction of the anvil 7, facing away from the support member 201, arranged at an angle to the attachment piece 221, so that an end face of this securing portion 223, as in FIG. 11 shown in the locking position of the securing element 220 protrudes against the inclined surface of the abutment 7 between the central portion 71 and projecting from the wall, the hook portion 202 receiving web 72 and so prevents vertical lifting of the furniture 4.

In the in the Figures 12-14 In the embodiment of the suspension device 300 shown, the securing element 320 formed as a leaf spring element is fixed to the support element 301 with only one rivet 307. The block 323 facing away from the region of the securing element 320 is designed such that two lateral second webs 325 are formed parallel to each other cranked, while a middle first web 324 has an unchanged to the mounting piece 321 shape. When fixing the securing element 320 on the support element 301, the second webs 325 engage behind the support element 301 in a slightly pivoted position of the securing element 320 a recess 309 in the support element 301. Subsequently, the securing element 320 is pivoted in the direction of support member 301 and by means of the opening 322 and positioned and fixed to the rivet 307 on the support element 301.

When hanging the furniture 4 in the anvil 7 here the obliquely projecting blocking bar 323 is moved to the support member 301 which springs back when lowering the support member 301 in the end position in the suspended state by the leaf spring action in the locked position and thus engages under the web 72.

In the Figures 15-19 a further embodiment of a suspension device 400 according to the invention is shown. In this embodiment, the securing element 420 is designed such that it engages around a section of the support element 401 in the longitudinal direction with two parallel, lateral limbs 421.

As in the FIGS. 16 and 17 can be seen standing at a lower end of the lateral legs 421 horizontally arranged pin 422, which engage in corresponding recesses 407 above the pivot bearing 404 of the support member 401 and so the securing member 420 pivotally mounted on the support member 401.

The securing element 420 further has a central web 423 connecting the two lateral legs 421 and an upper web 425. At the upper web 425 is centrally a pivoting angle of the securing element 420 limiting stop 426, which engages behind an upper lower edge 409 of the slot 406 of the support member 401 in the direction of the furniture rear wall 42.

At the central web 423 two vertically downwardly extending spring webs 424 are formed, which bear against the, the slot 406 delimiting, side surfaces of the support member 401.

When hanging a piece of furniture 4, as in the Figures 18a) - 18d ), analogous to the procedure according to the FIGS. 7a) - 7c ) initially moved to the housing 1 preset support member 401 of this on the wall 6 and then lowered.

When lowering presses as in FIG. 18b ), the lower leg 74 of the abutment 7 against the web 425 of the securing element 420 and pivots this against the spring force of the spring bars 424 in the direction of the support member 401st

Upon further lowering of the support member 401 of the web 425 of the securing element 420 is disengaged from an area below the thrust bearing 7 and thereby springs in the locked position.

Subsequently, if appropriate, the furniture 4 can be readjusted by actuating the depth adjustment device 3 via the adjustment element 31 and also the height adjustment device 2 via the drive wheel 21 (see FIG FIG. 18d ) become, so that the furniture 4 on the wall, matched to the position with the adjacent furniture, suspended or mounted.

The Figures 19a) - 19c ) show accordingly a disassembly process. For disassembly must, how FIG. 19a ) can be seen, first the support member 401 in a maximum inclined position, from the inside of the furniture with the operating tool 5, are pivoted. In this position, the securing element 420 is still below the lower leg 74 of the anvil 7 in its locked position, so that lifting of the furniture is still prevented in this position of the support member 401 by the securing element 420 as before.

Subsequently, analogous to that in the FIGS. 8b) and 8c ) described the furniture 4, as in the FIGS. 19b and 19c illustrated, the furniture pivoted relative to the wall plane via an imaginary common axis, which is formed by the contact points 411 on the hook parts 402 with the web 72 on the anvil 7, wherein the underside of the furniture 4 is further removed from the wall than the top, which approaches the wall 6. Due to the inclination of the furniture 4, the securing element 420 pivots under the leg 74 of the abutment 7, so that subsequently, as in FIG. 19c shown, the furniture 4 together with the housing 1 to the support element 401 can be lifted vertically upwards and thus finally lifted from the anvil 7, wherein the hook portion 402 comes out of engagement with the anvil 7.

In the Figures 22-39 Further embodiments of inventive suspension devices 500, 600, 700 are shown, with which a detachment from the anvil 7 can also be done without tilting or tilting of the furniture 4.

A first embodiment variant of these further variants of suspension devices 500, 600, 700 will now be described with reference to FIGS Figures 22-28 described.

As in the Figures 22 and 23 shown, the suspension device 500 in addition to the housing 1 already described above a support member 501 and a securing element 520 on. The securing element 520 is embodied here as a two-armed lever element with two arms 521 and a blocking web 523 interconnecting the arms 521, wherein an upper edge 524 of the blocking web 523 facing away from the arms 521 is in the functional position of the securing element 520 bears against the web 74, which is likewise projecting from the wall, of the abutment 7 likewise described above.

The support element 501 corresponds in its construction essentially the type of reference to the Figures 15-19 The securing element 520 is here pivotably mounted on the support element 501 such that upon pivoting of the support element 501 into the maximum swung-out position, shown in FIG Figure 26a in that the blocking web 523 can be pivoted into the release position on the housing 11 towards the support element 501 by abutment of at least one of the free ends of the arms 521, in the preferred embodiment of the free ends of both arms 521 shown here.

The pivotable mounting of the securing element 520 on the support element 501 is effected by pivot pins 522 integrally formed by mutually facing inner sides of the arms 521, which are mounted in receptacles 507 of the support element 501.

The pivot axis of the securing element 520 formed by the pivot pin 522 is positioned on the support element 501 so that it is between the formed by the extensions 24 of the spindle nut 23, which are mounted in the receiving openings 505 at the end of the support member 501 formed as a pivot bearing 501, formed pivot axis Support member 501 and the hook portion 502 of the support member 501 is arranged.

The free ends of the arms 521 extend beyond the pivot axis of the support element 501 on the housing 1, wherein they project beyond the support element 501.

Preferably, at the free end of at least one of the arms 521 is integrally formed in the direction of the base plate 11 of the housing 1 extending support web 526. In the suspended on the wall 6 end position of the furniture 4, as in FIG. 24 shown, the blocking rib 523 positioned below the projecting from the wall 6 web 74 of the anvil 7.

The support web 526 is spaced from the housing 1 in this position. The hooks 503 formed on the hook part 502 of the support element 501 engage behind in this position the web 72 of the thrust bearing 7 protruding from the wall 6.

For mounting the furniture 4 on the wall 6, the furniture 4 with the attached suspension device 500 from vertically above in the direction of the arrow S, as in FIG. 25 is shown suspended in the anvil 7.

When lowering the support member 501 of the blocking rib 523 is pivoted by the abutment on the thrust bearing 7 to the support member 501 and after reaching the end position, as in FIG. 24 is shown, by disengaged on the securing element 520 spring elements 525, which are supported on the support member 501, disengaged into the locking position below the web 74 of the anvil 7. As a result, a now caused by an unintentional lifting of the furniture 4 Hanging out of the anvil 7 is effectively prevented.

For disassembly, the depth adjustment device 3 is actuated with a tool 5 such that the support element 501 is pivoted into its maximum pivoted position.

By this pivoting reach the free ends of the arms 521, in the preferred embodiment shown here, with the integrally formed on the free ends of the arms 521 Abstützstegen 526 into contact with the base plate 11 of the housing 1 and press the blocking bar 523 against the force of the spring elements 525 in the direction of the support element 501, as it is in Figure 26a is shown.

As a result, the blocking web 523 is moved in front of the web 74 of the anvil 7, so that the furniture 4 can be raised vertically without tilting.

FIG. 26b shows the released from the anvil 7 suspension device 500 in the raised position of the furniture 4, which is lifted vertically in the direction H of the anvil 7 upwards.

In the Figures 27a, 27b and 27c an alternative embodiment of an abutment 7 is shown. The counter-bearing 7 is bent approximately S-shaped in this embodiment, wherein a base body 71 has a plurality of recesses 78, with which the counter-bearing 7 on the wall 6 can be fastened, preferably screwed.

An upper folded edge forms the wall 72 protruding from the wall, which can be engaged behind by the hooks 503 of the support element 501.

To enable the anti-hanger 7 adapter pieces 75 are fastened to the main body 71 of the thrust bearing, which in turn have a resting against the base part 71 base surface 77 with a recess 78 through which a fastening means such as a screw 79 can be performed to the adapter piece 75 on the main body 71st to fix. The adapter piece 75 further comprises webs 76 projecting from the wall 6, against which the upper edge 524 of the blocking web 523 is supported in the assembly position shown in FIG. 27a.

Figure 28a and Figure 28b again show a section of a piece of furniture 4 in the mounting position on the wall 6 in the hinged on the abutment 7 state of the suspension 500 and two tools 5, with which the suspension 500 as described above by two holes in the rear wall 42, height or depth adjustable and with the aid of which also the disassembly of the furniture 4, as described, can be done by adjusting the depth adjustment in its maximum pivoted position.

In the in the FIGS. 29a to 34 shown further embodiment of a suspension device 600 according to the invention, the securing element 630 is similar to the basis of the Figures 1-8 described embodiment of the suspension device 100 is formed and received in a recess 608 of the support member 601.

In order to pivot the securing element 630 from the lifting position of the furniture preventing blocking position, in which a blocking web 631 of the securing element 630 is positioned vertically below a portion of the anvil 7, shown in FIG FIG. 33 in order to pivot into a release position enabling vertical lifting of the furniture, an extension 634 is formed on a side of the blocking web 631 facing the housing 11 which engages with a hook part 624 of a deactivating part 620 designed as a two-armed lever element, as shown in FIG FIG. 29b is shown.

As in particular in FIG. 30 As can be clearly seen, the deactivating part 620 has two arms 621 and a web 623 connecting the arms 621. The hook part 624 is formed to the securing element 630 extending approximately centrally on the web 623 integrally formed.

As in the case of the embodiment of the suspension device 500 described above, pivot pins 622 are formed on mutually facing inner sides of the arms 621 of the deactivating part 620 and are mounted in receptacles 607 of the support element 601.

For mounting the suspension device 600 on the counter bearing 7, the furniture 4, as in FIG. 31 shown in a simple manner vertically downwards are suspended in the anvil 7, wherein the integrally formed on the hook portion 602 hooks 603 of the support member 601 engage behind the upper web 72 of the abutment 7.

The blocking web 631 of the securing element 630 becomes, as already described above with reference to FIG Figures 1-8 described embodiment, against the restoring force of a spring bar 633 pivoted to the support member 601 and pushed back on reaching the end position of the furniture 4 on the wall 6 in the blocking position, as shown in the Figures 32 and 33 is shown.

To dismantle the furniture 4 and the suspension device 600 is, as in the in the FIGS. 22 to 29 described embodiment, the support member 601 pivoted to its maximum pivoted position using the Tiefeneinstellelements 31.

The free ends of the arms 621 come into contact with the base plate 11 of the housing 1, so that the upper end of the deactivating part 620 provided with the hook part 624 is pivoted in the direction of the furniture 4 and by the engagement of the hook part 624 with the extension 634 of the securing element 630, the blocking web 631 is withdrawn from its blocking position into the release position.

In the FIGS. 35 to 39 Yet another embodiment of a suspension device 700 according to the invention is shown.

The structure of this suspension device 700 substantially corresponds to the structure of the suspension device 100, as they are based on the FIGS. 1 to 8 has been described.

In order to allow in this embodiment, a pivoting of the blocking web 725 from a release of the support member 701 of the abutment 7 preventing locking position in the release of the support member 701 of the anvil 7 enabling release position against the energy storage 723, the support member 701 one between a neutral position and a deactivation position movable push pin 730 on.

As in particular in Figure 38 is shown, the pressure pin 730 is preferably designed as a pressure screw which is received in a provided with an internal thread 711 tab 710 on the support member 701.

The pressure pin 730 can be actuated through an opening 44 in a rear wall 42 of the furniture 4, through which an adjustment element 31 for adjusting the support element 701 in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis and the base 11 of the housing 1 is accessible.

Accordingly, the securing element 720 is here by turning in or out of the pressure pin 730 adjustable.

This deactivation of the fuse element 720 in any position of the support member 701 is possible.

The Figures 36a and 36b show in respective side views ( FIG. 36b partially cut) received in the tab pressure pin 730 with a pressure pin head 731, which is operable with a tool 5, for example a screwdriver.

The threaded shank 732 is accommodated in the recess 711 of the tab 710 provided with an internal thread, wherein the free end of the pressure pin 730 presses against a web 724 integrally formed on the body 721 of the securing element 720 and thus the securing element 720 is pivoted counter to the energy accumulator 723 in the counterclockwise direction , By screwing in the pressure bolt 730 in the direction of the wall 6, the blocking web 725 is moved away from the counter bearing 7, since the web 724 extends beyond the pivot axis 722 on the securing element 720.

FIG. 39 shows a view of a section of a piece of furniture 4 with a rear wall 42, in which corresponding recesses are provided, through which a tool 5, the height adjustment 21, the depth adjustment 31 and the pressure pin 730 are accessible.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

casing

2

height adjustment device

3

Depth adjustment device

4

Furniture

5

operating tool

6

wall

7

Counter bearing, mounting rail

11

baseplate

12

spigot

13

hole

14

depository

15

receiving opening

16

threaded hole

21

drive wheel

22

spindle

23

spindle nut

24

extension

25

pinion

31

Adjustment element, adjusting screw

41

Furniture wall / side wall

42

Furniture wall / rear wall

43

opening

44

opening

45

furniture wall

46

Furniture bottom edges back

71

Center area / middle section / base body

72

web

73

screw

74

Footbridge, thighs

75

adapter piece

76

web

77

footprint

78

recess

79

screw

100

suspension

101

supporting member

102

hook part

103

free end

104

pivot bearing

105

receiving opening

106

Long hole

107

attack

108

opening

109

axle piece

110

crosspiece

120

fuse element

122

Recess recording

123

spring bar

124

attack

125

blocking web

200

suspension

201

supporting member

202

hook part

203

free end

204

pivot bearing

205

receiving opening

206

Long hole

220

fuse element

221

fastening piece

222

opening

223

Locking piece, securing portion

300

suspension

301

supporting member

302

hook part

303

free end

304

pivot bearing

305

receiving opening

306

Long hole

309

recess

320

fuse element

321

fastening piece

322

opening

323

blocking web

324

web

325

web

400

suspension

401

supporting member

402

hook part

403

free end

404

pivot bearing

405

receiving opening

406

Long hole

407

recess

408

recess

409

lower edge

420

fuse element

421

leg

423

center web

424

spring bar

425

web

426

tongue

500

suspension

501

supporting member

502

hook part

503

hook

504

pivot bearing

505

receiving opening

506

Long hole

507

admission

520

fuse element

521

poor

522

pivot pin

523

blocking web

524

top edge

525

spring element

526

supporting web

600

suspension

601

supporting member

602

hook part

603

hook

604

pivot bearing

605

receiving opening

606

Long hole

607

admission

608

recess

620

disabler member

621

poor

622

pivot pin

623

web

624

hook part

630

fuse element

631

blocking web

633

spring bar

634

extension

700

suspension

701

supporting member

702

hook part

703

hook

704

pivot bearing

705

receiving opening

706

Long hole

707

attack

708

opening

709

axle piece

710

flap

711

inner thread

720

fuse element

721

corpus

722

swivel axis

723

power storage

724

web

725

blocking web

730

pushpin

731

Thrust bolt head

732

threaded shaft

α

corner

β

swivel angle

a

distance

H

direction

S

direction

Claims (18)

1. A suspension device (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700) for suspending an item of furniture (4) on a counter bearing (7) fixable on a wall (6), having

   - a housing (1) fixable on a furniture wall (41, 42),

   - a support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) arranged on the housing (1) so it is pivotable out of a plane parallel to a base (11) of the housing (1),

   - a counter bearing (9) fixable on a wall (6),

   - wherein the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) has a hook part (102, 202, 302, 402, 502, 602, 702), which can be hung on the counter bearing (7),

   - a securing element (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 630, 720) arranged on the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) to prevent unintentional detachment of the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) from the counter bearing (7),

   - characterized in that the securing element (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 630, 720) is arranged on the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) so it can be deflected and is positioned such that the securing element (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 630, 720), during hanging of the hook part (102, 202, 302, 402, 502, 602, 702) on the counter bearing (7), can be retracted against a return pivot force by the bearing (7) before reaching a hung final position of the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) in relation to the counter bearing (7), and upon reaching the final position of the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701), automatically deflects into a locking position securing the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) against unhooking.
2. The suspension device (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the securing element (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 630, 720) at least partially engages below the counter bearing (7) in the locking position.
3. The suspension device (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700) according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the securing element (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 630, 720) has a blocking web (125, 223, 323, 425, 524, 631) protruding in the direction of the counter bearing (7) in the hung position.
4. The suspension device (100, 400, 500, 600, 700) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the securing element (120, 420, 520, 630, 720) is mounted so it is pivotable on the support element (101, 401, 501, 601, 701).
5. The suspension device (100, 400, 600, 700) according to Claim 4, characterized in that a force accumulator (123, 424, 633, 723) supported on the support element (101, 401, 601, 701) is arranged on the securing element (120, 420, 630, 720).
6. The suspension device (200, 300) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the securing element (220, 320) is designed as a leaf spring element.
7. The suspension device (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) is fixed on the housing (1) so it is adjustable in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis and to the base (11) of the housing (1).
8. The suspension device (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support element (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701) is fixed on the housing (1) so it is adjustable in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the housing (1).
9. The suspension device (500, 600) according to any one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the securing element (520, 630), in the hung state of the support element (501, 601) in the counter bearing (7) with maximally deflected support element (501, 601), assumes a release position enabling unhooking of the item of furniture (4).
10. The suspension device (500) according to Claim 9, characterized in that the securing element (520) is formed as a two-armed lever element having two arms (521) and the blocking web (525) connecting the arms (521), wherein the securing element (520) is mounted so it is pivotable on the support element (501) such that upon pivoting of the support element (501) into the maximally pivoted-out position, the blocking web (525) is pivotable toward the support element (501) into the release position by contact of at least one of the free ends of the arms (521) on the housing (1).
11. The suspension device (500) according to Claim 10, characterized in that a supporting web (526) extending in the direction of the housing (1) is formed on the free end of at least one of the arms (521).
12. The suspension device (500) according to Claim 10 or 11, characterized in that pivot pins (522), which are mounted in receptacles (507) of the support element (501) are formed on inner sides of the arms (521) facing toward one another, wherein a pivot axis formed by the pivot pins (522) mounted in the receptacles (507) of the support element (501) is arranged between the pivot axis and the hook part (502) of the support element (501) and the free ends of the arms (521) extend beyond the pivot axis of the support element (501).
13. The suspension device (600) according to Claim 9, characterized in that the securing element (630) is accommodated in a recess (608) of the support element (601) and an extension (634), which is engaged with a hook part (624) of a deactivation part (620) formed as a two-armed lever element, is formed on a side of the blocking web (631) facing toward the housing (1).
14. The suspension device (600) according to Claim 13, characterized in that the deactivation part (620) is formed having two arms (621) and a web (623) connecting the arms (621), wherein the hook part (624) is formed on the web (623) and wherein the deactivation part (620) is mounted so it is pivotable on the support element (601) such that upon pivoting of the support element (601) into the maximally pivoted-out position, the blocking web (631) of the securing element (630) is pivotable toward the support element (601) into the release position by contact of at least one of the free ends of the arms (621) of the deactivation part (620) on the housing (1) and the engagement of the extension (634) of the securing element (630) with the hook part (624) of the deactivation part (620).
15. The suspension device (700) according to any one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that a pressure bolt (730) movable between a neutral position and a deactivation position is provided on the support element (701), using which pressure bolt the securing element (720) is pivotable from a locking position preventing detachment of the support element (701) from the counter bearing (7) into a release position enabling a detachment of the support element (701) from the counter bearing (7).
16. The suspension device (700) according to Claim 15, characterized in that the pressure bolt (730) is formed as a pressure screw, which is accommodated in a tab (710) provided with an internal thread (711) and can be actuated through an opening (44) in a rear wall (42) of the item of furniture (4), through which a setting element (31) for adjusting the support element (701) in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis and to the base (11) of the housing (1) is also accessible.
17. A use of a suspension device (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700) 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 (7) arranged on a wall (6).
18. A method for hanging an item of furniture (4) having at least two suspension devices (100, 200, 300, 400) according to Claim 1 from a counter bearing (7), having the following method steps:

    - adjusting the pivot angle (α) of the support elements (101, 201, 301, 401) into the maximum position,

    - pivoting the furniture (4) via a shared axis between both suspension devices (100, 200, 300, 400) which is formed by the contact points (111, 211, 311, 411) on the hook parts (102, 202, 302, 402) with the counter bearing (7), by pivoting the front bottom furniture edge away from the wall (6),

    - vertically raising the item of furniture (4) in this pivot position, until the hook disengages from the counter bearing (7).

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