EP3183995B1 - Structure de cadre pour realiser un arrangement de meubles - Google Patents

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EP3183995B1
EP3183995B1 EP16205807.7A EP16205807A EP3183995B1 EP 3183995 B1 EP3183995 B1 EP 3183995B1 EP 16205807 A EP16205807 A EP 16205807A EP 3183995 B1 EP3183995 B1 EP 3183995B1
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Sven Petzold
Tobias Petri
Jan Heinzelmann
Ana Relvão
Gerhard Kellermann
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
    • A47B77/00—Kitchen cabinets
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
    • A47B96/00—Details of cabinets, racks or shelf units not covered by a single one of groups A47B43/00 - A47B95/00; General details of furniture
    • A47B96/20—Furniture panels or like furniture elements
    • A47B96/205—Composite panels, comprising several elements joined together
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
    • A47B2230/00—Furniture jointing; Furniture with such jointing
    • A47B2230/0055—Biscuits including formed staples or the like
    • A47B2230/0062—Connectors for adjacent furniture parts, the mouths of the grooves for said connectors being on the join lines of said furniture parts

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  • the present invention relates to a frame structure for building a furniture arrangement, a method for building a furniture arrangement having a plurality of individual cuboid furniture bodies in a given room, preferably a kitchen, and a computer program product for executing the method.
  • DE 1 941 797 U1 describes a modular kitchen device, consisting of known furniture, such as half-height, hanging and vertical pieces of furniture that are suitable for holding electrical household appliances, which consist of a one-piece piece of furniture as well as several pieces of furniture of the same type, which are assembled into a single whole, can consist of what can be achieved by assembling different, prefabricated and standardized parts, consisting of metal stands that have a longitudinally extending groove, storage shelves that can be firmly connected to the stands, rear walls and standardized elements for the casing and to form inner partitions of the pieces of furniture and height-adjustable intermediate shelves and Flaps, and wherein connecting elements and small frames with guides and supports for drawers are provided for press-fit reception of the standardized parts, which can be moved between the fixed shelves of the half-height and vertical pieces of furniture standing on the floor, and with holes in the uprights Receiving the connecting elements are provided and arranged so that at least the elements forming the rear walls, the flaps and the frame carrying the drawers are interchangeable as desired and required
  • DE 200 00 640 U1 describes a piece of furniture made of modular elements, which is specially designed for kitchen and other pieces of household furniture, the piece of furniture having side walls with extended elements which are coupled by longitudinal beams connected to the side walls, and wherein at least one bottom part connected to the longitudinal beams and to the longitudinal beams coupled plates are provided.
  • U.S. 4,768,845 A describes a piece of furniture made of modular elements.
  • kitchen furniture usually consists of individual bodies that can be combined and connected with one another in different ways as required.
  • the surfaces that separate the corpus from one another are duplicated because each corpus has its own outer panels. This means that a large number of individual plates is required.
  • the carcasses are usually assembled before they are transported to the customer and assembled there into the finished kitchen. Both the packing mass to be transported and the volume are therefore relatively large.
  • the bodies for water and electrical installations or the like may have to be sawed up again after assembly, which means additional effort.
  • each body When assembling at the customer's facility, each body must be individually aligned before the bodies are screwed together. If necessary, the feet of the carcass must then be readjusted again. This makes the assembly very time-consuming.
  • the frame structure according to the invention for building a furniture arrangement has a plurality of frame elements designed as longitudinal elements, which completely encompass a base area arrangement composed of two or more rectangular subframe areas and subdivide the base area arrangement into the two or more subframe areas; wherein at least two of the partial frame surfaces are connected to one another by one or more common frame elements in such a way that they have a common side, and wherein a groove profile extending in the longitudinal direction of the frame element is formed on at least one frame element of the plurality of frame elements for inserting at least one surface element such that the inserted surface element is oriented essentially perpendicular to the relevant partial frame surface of the base surface arrangement which is framed by the at least one frame element.
  • a basic idea of the invention consists in constructing a furniture arrangement comprising a plurality of furniture bodies in such a way that it is constructed using the frame structure according to the invention, this providing a separate sub-frame for each individual furniture body.
  • the sum of the subframes forms the base area arrangement, in other words the base area of the entire furniture arrangement.
  • the furniture bodies are then built up by inserting surface elements. This is done using the frame elements according to the invention, which, due to the groove profile, allow the surface elements to be inserted in a simple manner in order to build up the furniture bodies, most efficiently in a parallel structure.
  • a kitchen unit can be built up, for example; a sub-frame spaced apart from this can be used, for example, to build an additional wall cabinet body.
  • the frame structure according to the invention thus represents a two-dimensional basic module for the furniture arrangement, which can be set up in a simple manner on the wall or in the middle of the room and fulfills several functions: On the one hand, it serves as the basis for the further construction of the furniture arrangement, which can be installed in a simple manner, inter alia, by inserting individual surface elements, such as floors, side walls, etc. into the groove profile or profiles. On the other hand, the frame structure gives the entire arrangement a high degree of stability, as it connects the two or more cuboid units of the furniture arrangement, which are built on the basis of the two or more rectangular sub-frame surfaces that function as a basic element, as an integral, continuous frame structure.
  • both the frame elements themselves and the surface elements of the furniture arrangement can be prefabricated in large numbers and later individually adapted to the given space by cutting to length.
  • a furniture arrangement with the frame structure according to the invention is particularly suitable for kitchen, cupboard or shelf furniture, since cuboid areas for receiving objects can be assembled in a simple manner.
  • the furniture arrangement has the advantage that double walls between two cuboid areas, as they are, for example, when putting together conventional carcass kitchens that are assembled from individual, prefabricated carcasses, due to the basic structure of the frame structure according to the invention consisting of two or more rectangular contiguous partial frame surfaces on which a corpus is then built up in each case, do not occur.
  • Each of the subframes preferably has at least one of the frame elements according to the invention.
  • the frame structure according to the invention particularly preferably has a right-angled profile extending in the longitudinal direction on at least two parallel frame elements of the plurality of frame elements for receiving at least one surface element in the right-angled profiles of the at least two parallel frame elements such that the surface element received is oriented parallel to the base arrangement.
  • a groove profile in individual frame elements is particularly suitable for inserting and fixing partition walls or intermediate floors using a press connection.
  • a further profile in the form of a right-angled profile for example, rear walls can also be inserted into the frame structure. A rear wall inserted in this way is then held in position on two opposite sides (or also on three or four sides) by the right-angled profiles on the corresponding frame elements.
  • the right-angled profile and the groove profile are preferably arranged next to one another on the same frame element of the plurality of frame elements in such a way that a surface element received in the right-angled profile is oriented perpendicular to a surface element pushed into the groove profile.
  • the groove and right-angled profiles are at least partially formed by the same profile strips, so that the structure of the frame according to the invention is structurally simple on the one hand and can be used multifunctionally on the other. Particularly important is the fact that a complete cuboid building block can be built with a frame element designed in this way, since surface elements arranged at right angles to one another, such as the floor, side or partition, can be held at the same time.
  • a single frame element can fix two perpendicularly oriented surface elements in the frame element at the same time, for example a floor element and a rear wall element, a partition and a rear wall element or an intermediate floor and a rear wall element at the same time.
  • two right-angled profiles and the groove profile are arranged next to one another on the same frame element of the plurality of frame elements in such a way that the surface element pushed into the groove profile is arranged between two surface elements received in the two right-angled profiles and is oriented perpendicular to them.
  • a single frame element can accommodate three surface elements at the same time, the middle surface element being oriented perpendicular to the other two, that is to say, for example, two rear wall elements and a partition wall or an intermediate floor.
  • the two profile strips that form the groove each also form a section of a right-angled profile.
  • the base area arrangement enclosed by the frame elements has a rectangular first subframe area and a rectangular second subframe area, the first subframe area and the second subframe area being oriented essentially perpendicular to one another.
  • the furniture arrangement can also be set up in a corner of a room and extend along two adjacent walls of the room.
  • the frame elements are preferably made of wood.
  • the frame elements can be connected to one another by wooden connections. Screws, pins, split pins and other conventionally known connecting means can also be used for the connection.
  • the frame elements can also be glued, glued, welded or otherwise joined together. High quality material can thus be used for the frame structure according to the invention.
  • the connections can be designed individually.
  • a furniture arrangement has: the frame structure according to the invention; at least one base element designed as a surface element, which is inserted into the groove profile of a frame element from the plurality of frame elements is inserted so that the base element is oriented essentially perpendicular to the base arrangement; and at least one wall element designed as a surface element, which is pushed into the groove profile of a frame element from the plurality of frame elements in such a way that the wall element is oriented essentially perpendicular to the base surface arrangement and essentially perpendicular or parallel to the base element.
  • the furniture arrangement according to the invention it is sufficient to provide all the two-dimensional boundaries, for example partitions or intermediate floors, only once and thus to significantly reduce the material requirement.
  • a conventional corpus kitchen which is put together from individual corpus, many walls are available twice.
  • the furniture arrangement according to the invention can be aligned much more easily and quickly, since essentially only the frame structure has to be aligned.
  • each cabinet has to be aligned individually.
  • the furniture arrangement preferably has height-adjustable support elements on frame elements from the plurality of frame elements on an underside of the furniture arrangement for aligning the furniture arrangement.
  • the support elements can be designed as adjustable feet. By attaching multiple support elements to the frame structure, the frame structure can be quickly aligned. With the help of further support elements on the floor elements, which support the front of the floor elements, a stable L is formed at 90 °.
  • the furniture arrangement preferably has a cross member for stabilizing the furniture arrangement; wherein wall elements, in particular intermediate wall and / or side wall elements of the furniture arrangement, on a side of the furniture arrangement opposite the base arrangement, have recesses for inserting the crossbeam, so that the inserted crossbeam is oriented parallel to the base arrangement and parallel to the at least one floor element.
  • the traverse stabilizes the entire furniture arrangement or part of it on the Front as a counterpart to the rear frame structure according to the invention.
  • the traverse can also be pushed into three or more wall elements so that it stabilizes the furniture arrangement over a greater width.
  • the furniture arrangement can have several cross members, also at different heights from the floor.
  • the traverse preferably has a recess over two side surfaces of the traverse for reaching into it, which recess extends in the longitudinal direction of the traverse in an area between two wall elements oriented perpendicular to the at least one floor element.
  • the traverse also has the function of a handle strip, for example to open a door of a cabinet part of the furniture arrangement or to open a drawer. To do this, you reach into the recess of the cross member and thus behind the door or the drawer front.
  • the furniture arrangement preferably has a fastening element for fixing a connection between two adjacent wall or floor elements.
  • the fastening element can for example be designed as a wedge and fastened to the surface of a surface element so that a groove in an edge of another surface element can be pushed over the wedge.
  • the fastening element can also be designed as a bridge element, clamp or bracket and inserted into suitable bores in the adjacent elements at corners at which the adjacent elements are connected. In this way the connection between the neighboring elements becomes more stable.
  • the furniture arrangement can also have fastening elements of different shapes.
  • the furniture arrangement preferably has a cuboid row, the width of the row being greater than the height of the row when the row is arranged on the floor of a room; and / or a cuboid tall cabinet, the height of the tall cabinet being greater than the width of the tall cabinet when the tall cabinet is arranged on the floor of the room; and / or a cuboid wall cabinet, the width of the wall cabinet being greater, smaller or equal to the height of the wall cabinet can, if the wall cabinet is arranged on a wall of the room above the floor of the room; and / or a cuboid island, wherein the island can consist of two rows, the backs of which are facing each other.
  • the base surface arrangement of the furniture arrangement does not have to be composed exclusively of contiguous, i.e. directly adjoining, partial frame surfaces, for example if the furniture arrangement contains a wall unit that is not connected to the other carcasses.
  • One row can serve as a kitchenette; a tall cabinet can be used to accommodate large kitchen furnishings such as a refrigerator; an island can be arranged in the middle of a room so that it is accessible from at least three sides.
  • a method according to the invention for building a furniture arrangement has the following steps: connecting a plurality of frame elements designed as longitudinal elements to form a frame structure in such a way that the frame elements fully encompass a base area arrangement composed of two or more rectangular sub-frame areas and subdivide the base area arrangement into two or more sub-frame areas; wherein at least two of the sub-frame surfaces are connected to one another by one or more common frame elements, in such a way that they have a common side, and inserting at least one surface element into a groove profile extending in the longitudinal direction on at least one frame element of the plurality of frame elements in such a way that the inserted Surface element is oriented perpendicular to the relevant sub-frame surface of the base arrangement, which is framed by the at least one frame element.
  • the individual parts of the furniture arrangement can be produced in large numbers and in several standardized sizes. From this, the appropriate sizes for the respective room are selected and, if necessary, supplemented with individually made sizes.
  • the sub-frames can be assembled and set up and / or arranged in the room.
  • the individual compartments of the furniture arrangement are then partially or completely formed by inserting surface elements into the groove profiles.
  • the furniture arrangement can be variably adapted to the conditions of any room by the construction method according to the invention from the planning to the finished construction and the furniture arrangement can be constructed and completed in an extremely rational manner in a very short time.
  • the method preferably has the step of: accommodating at least one surface element in rectangular profiles extending in the longitudinal direction on at least two parallel frame elements of the plurality of frame elements in such a way that the surface element received is oriented essentially parallel to the relevant partial frame surface of the base surface arrangement, which is oriented by the two parallel frame elements is laterally limited.
  • the right-angled profile and the groove profile are preferably arranged next to one another on the same frame element of the plurality of frame elements in such a way that a surface element received in the right-angled profile is oriented essentially perpendicular to a surface element pushed into the groove profile.
  • two right-angled profiles and the groove profile are arranged next to one another on the same frame element of the plurality of frame elements in such a way that the surface element pushed into the groove profile is arranged between two surface elements received in the two right-angled profiles and is oriented essentially perpendicular to them.
  • the frame elements are preferably made of wood and connected to one another by wood connections.
  • the surface element pushed into the groove profile is preferably designed as a base element and oriented perpendicular to the base surface arrangement; and preferably the method has the further step: inserting at least one wall element designed as a surface element into the groove profile of a frame element from the plurality of frame elements in such a way that the wall element is oriented perpendicular to the relevant partial frame surface and perpendicular or parallel to the floor element.
  • the method preferably has the further step: attaching height-adjustable support elements to frame elements from the plurality of frame elements on an underside of the furniture arrangement for aligning the furniture arrangement.
  • the method preferably has the further step: inserting a crossbeam to stabilize the furniture arrangement in recesses in wall elements of the furniture arrangement on a side of the furniture arrangement opposite the base arrangement, so that the inserted crossbeam is oriented parallel to the base arrangement and parallel to the at least one floor element.
  • the traverse preferably has a recess over two side surfaces of the traverse for reaching into it, which recess extends in the longitudinal direction of the traverse in an area between two wall elements oriented perpendicular to the at least one floor element.
  • the method preferably has the step: fixing a connection between two adjacent wall or floor elements with a fastening element.
  • the furniture arrangement preferably has a cuboid row, the width of the row being greater than the height of the row when the row is arranged on the floor of a room; and / or a cuboid tall cabinet, the height of the tall cabinet being greater than the width of the tall cabinet when the tall cabinet is arranged on the floor of the room; and / or a cuboid wall cabinet, the width of the wall cabinet being greater, smaller or equal to the height of the wall cabinet when the wall cabinet is arranged on a wall of the room above the floor of the room; and / or a cuboid island, wherein the island can consist of two rows, the backs of which are facing each other.
  • a method according to the invention has for the construction of a furniture body having a plurality of individual cuboid furniture bodies Furniture arrangement in a given room, preferably a kitchen, the steps: determining a two-dimensional outer contour of the furniture arrangement, a base area arrangement encompassed by the outer contour including the rectangular rear sides of all cuboid furniture bodies of the furniture arrangement; Defining sub-frame areas by dividing the base area arrangement surrounded by the outer contour into a minimum number of sub-frame areas; Provision of rectangular sub-frames consisting of at least four frame elements, which form a frame structure, for assembling the furniture arrangement in the given space, with each individual sub-frame delimiting exactly a previously determined rectangular area of the base arrangement and at least two of the sub-frames being connected by having at least one common frame element exhibit.
  • the furniture arrangement can be planned in such a way that it is optimally adapted to the room.
  • conventional carcase kitchens which are put together starting from the smallest building block, namely the individual carcasses
  • the problem often arises that smaller room sections, especially in the corners of the room, can no longer be used because they are too small to to take up another corpus.
  • the approach according to the invention namely first defining the outer boundaries of the furniture arrangement and then subdividing the area defined in this way, without having to take into account the predetermined body dimensions, avoids this problem.
  • the area surrounded by the outer contour is preferably divided into the minimum number of sub-frame areas in accordance with predetermined edge parameters, the edge parameters being a maximum height, width and / or area of the sub-frames, a function of the furniture bodies and / or objects to be arranged in the sub-frame areas and a Include change in the distance of an outer contour section to the floor of the given space.
  • the method preferably has the following steps: dividing the subframe areas delimited by the subframes into smaller rectangular areas by inserting further frame elements corresponding to the rectangular rear sides of the furniture body; Forming the furniture body by inserting surface elements into the frame elements in accordance with an arrangement of the furniture bodies in the furniture arrangement.
  • the dimensions of the furniture bodies and, if applicable, their compartments are thus determined and the furniture bodies are then built up. This avoids doubling the partition walls.
  • the computer program product according to the invention for executing the method according to the invention, in particular for executing the steps of defining the outer contour and determining subframe areas, is designed to determine optimized dimensions of the subframes and positioning of the subframes in the given space with respect to the given space.
  • the computer program product can, for example, be designed to take the edge parameters into account during planning or to allow manual inputs with regard to the division into the sub-frame areas.
  • a method for assembling a furniture arrangement having a plurality of individual cuboid furniture bodies in a given room, preferably a kitchen has the following steps: determining a volume to be taken up by the furniture arrangement in the given room; Assembling rectangular sub-frames from frame elements based on the volume to be occupied by the furniture arrangement; Forming a frame structure for the furniture arrangement by mounting further frame elements on the sub-frame; Aligning the frame structure in the predetermined space by attaching support elements to an underside of the frame structure; Inserting floor elements of the furniture body into sections of the frame structure which face the floor of the predetermined space; Supporting the floor elements by attaching support elements to the floor elements; Inserting wall elements of the furniture body, which are oriented perpendicular to the floor, into sections of the frame structure provided for this purpose; Attaching the individual wall elements to adjacent wall elements or floor elements to stabilize the furniture arrangement.
  • the method preferably has the following steps: inserting wall elements of the furniture body, which are oriented horizontally to the floor, into sections of the frame structure provided for this purpose; and / or inserting rear wall elements of the furniture body into sections of the frame structure provided for this purpose; and / or insertion of cross members into corresponding recesses in the wall elements on a side of the furniture arrangement opposite the frame structure; and / or attaching front elements to a side of the furniture arrangement opposite the frame structure; and / or attaching side elements to sides of the furniture arrangement that delimit the furniture arrangement.
  • a furniture arrangement can be built that contains various elements such as cupboard elements, shelf elements or kitchen line elements.
  • the frame structure is preferably designed as a frame structure according to the invention; and / or the furniture arrangement is designed as a furniture arrangement according to the invention.
  • Fig. 1 shows a section of a frame structure 100 according to the invention, which is built on the wall of a room, with a sub-frame 110, of which two horizontal frame elements 111 can be seen, and two vertical frame elements 111, which divide the sub-frame 110 into smaller rectangles.
  • the upper horizontal frame element 111 is designed as a simple bar, while the lower horizontal frame element 111 and the two vertical frame elements 111 each have a groove profile 112 for inserting surface elements 130 (not shown).
  • the vertical frame elements 111 each have a right-angled profile 113 to the right and left of the groove profile 112 for the insertion of rear wall elements 130c (not shown).
  • the rear wall elements 130c are held at the bottom by the right-angled profile 113 of the lower horizontal frame element 111, which runs above the groove profile 112 of the lower horizontal frame element 111.
  • support elements 140 in the form of height-adjustable feet with which the frame structure 100 can be aligned are attached.
  • FIGs. 2A-2C three cross-sections of frame elements 111 with different profiles are shown by way of example.
  • Figure 2A shows a cross-section of a frame element 111, such as the vertical frame elements 111 in FIG Fig. 1 exhibit.
  • a groove 112 runs in the middle of the frame element 111 in the longitudinal direction of the frame element 111.
  • right-angled profiles 113 run opposite one another, so that at the edges of the frame element 111 support surfaces 113a are formed, for example for rear wall elements 130c will.
  • Figure 2B shows a cross section of a Frame element 111, which for example also the lower horizontal frame element 111 in Fig. 1 having.
  • the frame element 111 again has a groove profile 112.
  • a right-angled profile 113 runs to the left of the groove profile 112, so that a support surface 113a is formed on the left edge of the frame element 111.
  • the right-angled profile 113 can also be formed to the right of the groove profile 112 instead of the left.
  • the frame element 111 in Figure 2C has no groove profile 112, but only a right-angled profile 113 in the shape of an L, the edge of a surface element 130 coming to rest on the support surface 113a.
  • Figs. 3A-3E show various possibilities of how frame elements 111 made of wood can be connected by wood connections to form a rectangular sub-frame 110 or a subdivided frame structure 100.
  • Figs. 3A-3C show connections in which the two frame elements 111 to be connected are oriented in the same direction (length connections).
  • Figs. 3A and 3B show views of the same connection rotated 90 degrees.
  • One of the frame elements 111 has a pin 114 at one end, which is pushed into a slot 115 at one end of the other frame element 111.
  • a wooden nail 116 is inserted into openings 117 in the area of the pin 114 and the slot 115.
  • FIG 3C a length connection is shown in which the pin 114 is designed as a dovetail which is inserted into a correspondingly shaped slot 115.
  • both ends of the frame elements 111 to be connected have a step section 118 so that the respective steps come to lie one above the other.
  • Figs. 3D and 3E show connections in which the two frame elements 111 to be connected form a right angle (corner connections).
  • the corner connection in Figure 3D the pin 114 of a frame element 111 is inserted into the slot 115 of the other frame element 111 such that the pin 114 points in the longitudinal direction of the frame element 111 with the slot 115.
  • Figure 3E shows a further embodiment of a corner connection with a pin 114 on one frame element 111 and a slot 115 on the other frame element, the corner connection being designed as a scissor corner blade.
  • Fig. 4 the frame structure 100 is off Fig. 1 shown, which is expanded by a base element 130b, which is pushed into the groove profile 112 of the lower horizontal frame element 111.
  • the floor element 130b is designed as a wooden panel, on the underside of which a strip 135 is attached parallel to the wall of the room. There are 135 on the bar Further support elements 140 are attached so that the furniture arrangement 1 is supported not only on the frame structure 110, which is located on the rear side of the furniture arrangement 1, but also via the floor elements 130b near the front side of the furniture arrangement 1.
  • the floor element 130b has a groove profile 112 so that a wall element 130a (not shown) can be inserted into the groove profile 112 of the floor element 130b and into the groove profile 112 of the left vertical frame element 111, which is oriented perpendicular to the floor element 130b.
  • the furniture assembly 1 is off Fig. 4 supplemented by two wall elements 130a, which are pushed into the grooves 112 of the vertical frame elements 111.
  • Both wall elements 130a are designed as wooden panels and each have a recess 133 in the form of a right-angled milled cutout at the upper front corner for receiving a cross member 150 (not shown).
  • the left wall element 130a is in the Fig. 4
  • the groove 112 shown in the base plate 130b is inserted.
  • the right wall element 130a extends to the floor of the room and has a further right-angled cutout 136 at the lower end for receiving a panel (not shown) which closes the open area between the room floor and floor element 130b towards the front.
  • the furniture assembly 1 is off Fig. 5 supplemented by a rear wall element 130c oriented parallel to the room wall, which is held in place by the three right-angled profiles 113 of the two vertical frame elements 111 and the lower horizontal frame element 111.
  • the rear wall element 130c can be additionally fixed to the frame elements 111, for example, by magnets or other fastening elements (not shown).
  • FIGB shows a further embodiment of a furniture arrangement 1 with three rear wall elements 130c.
  • a great advantage of the furniture arrangement 1 according to the invention becomes clear. If areas of the rear wall on the rear 11 of the furniture arrangement 1 are to remain free, for example so that sockets on the wall of the room are accessible or to provide a water connection, the respective rear wall element 130c can simply be adapted or sawed out before it is inserted into the furniture arrangement 1.
  • the left rear wall element 130c is shown in FIG Figure 6B in comparison to the others two rear wall elements 130c shorter. This leaves an area on the rear side 11 of the furniture arrangement 1 between the upper edge of the left rear wall element 130c and the upper horizontal frame element 111.
  • the middle rear wall element 130c has two circular cutouts 137 in order to be able to reach sockets, for example.
  • a body that is usually already assembled has to be sawed up again at the corresponding points, which is much more complex.
  • the furniture assembly 1 is off Figure 6A supplemented by a cross member 150 designed as a wooden strip to stabilize the furniture arrangement 1, which is held in the recesses 133 of the wall elements 130a and runs parallel to the upper horizontal frame element 111 at the same height as this.
  • the traverse 150 has a recess 151 which is designed as a milled recess running in the longitudinal direction of the traverse 150. As a result, the traverse 150 becomes a grip strip in sections in order to be able to open doors 170 or drawers 180 (not shown) of the furniture arrangement 1.
  • Figure 8A shows a section of the traverse 150.
  • material was removed from the top and the front of the traverse 150, so that a grip strip is created.
  • the traverse 150 has a groove 112 on its underside and on its rear side, into which the milled edges of the wall element 130a are inserted so that the traverse 150 does not slip in the recess 133.
  • Figure 8B shows a traverse 150 with recess 151 built into a furniture arrangement 1.
  • the door element 170 on the front of the furniture arrangement 1 protruding above the lower edge of the traverse 150 can be grasped and the door element 170 pivoted outward.
  • a worktop 190 as a cover for the furniture arrangement 1 and a front element 131 on the front of the furniture arrangement 1 can also be seen.
  • fastening elements 160a; 160b is used.
  • exemplary fastening elements 160a for fixing a connection between two surface elements 130 are shown, the two Surface elements 130 are arranged perpendicular to one another in such a way that an edge of the first surface element 130 comes to rest on a surface of the second surface element 130.
  • the fastening elements 160a are wedge-shaped elements that are fastened (e.g. screwed) to the surface of the second surface element 130 ( Figure 9A ).
  • the edge of the first surface element 130 has a groove profile 112 so that the edge of the first surface element 130 can be pushed over the fastening element 160a ( Figure 9B ).
  • fastening elements 160a are preferably screwed onto the surface of the second surface element 130 along the connecting line of the two surface elements 130 ( Figure 9C ).
  • Figure 9D shows the wedge-shaped fastening elements 160a in detail.
  • a fastening element 160a has a bore 163 in each case on the two opposite end sections, so that the fastening element 160a can be fixed on the second surface element 130, for example with the aid of screws.
  • a fastening element 160b can, for example, be designed as a U-shaped clamp and have two pins 161 which are connected via a bridge section 162.
  • the pins 161 are provided with a thread and are inserted into a double bore 161, the two connected elements of the furniture arrangement 1 each having a bore hole.
  • the double bore 165 can be made in a cutout for the bridge element 162 so that the fastening element 160b does not protrude beyond the furniture arrangement 1.
  • the fastening element 160b fixes the connection of two elements of the furniture arrangement 1 in a vertical ( Figure 9F ) or more horizontal ( Figure 9G ) Direction.
  • Fig. 10 shows an opened drawer 180 of a furniture arrangement 1, which illustrates how the front cover 180a of the drawer 180 protrudes above the lower edge 150a of a cross member 150 so that the drawer 180 can be opened easily and conveniently.
  • Figs. 11A-E show different types of furniture bodies 10 from which a furniture arrangement 1 can consist.
  • a furniture body 10 is not limited to the types shown.
  • Figs. 11A-D each show a type (line 10a in Figure 11A , Tall cabinet 10b in Figure 11B , Wall cabinet 10c in Figure 11C and panel 10e in Figure 11D ) from left to right in an exploded view, in successive assembly steps and in assembled form.
  • the frame structure 100 is always selected first in each case a rectangular outer frame 110 and further dividing frame members 111 assembled.
  • the rear wall elements 130c are then inserted into the frame structure 100 for the panel 10e.
  • the tall cabinet 10b and the upper cabinet 10c, the bottom elements 130b, the side elements 132 on two opposite sides of the respective furniture body 10 and the vertical wall elements 130a follow.
  • a traverse 150 can be used (line 10a), or cover elements 134 are placed as an upper surface delimitation (tall cabinet 10b and wall cabinet 10c).
  • the rear wall elements 130c are then inserted into the sub-frame 110.
  • further wall elements 130a can be used as intermediate floors (upper cabinet 10b).
  • Figure 11E shows another type (island 11d) in different, unfinished assembly steps.
  • the sub-frame 110 is shown with four outer frame elements 111 and two additional frame elements 111 for subdivision.
  • the subframe 110 can also be used as a receptacle on the rear.
  • further vertical frame elements 111 are added for the purpose of subdivision.
  • the vertical frame elements 111 are located on both sides of the upper horizontal frame element 111, so that compartments can be formed on both sides of the frame structure 100.
  • there are two lower horizontal frame elements 111 so that floor elements 130b can be inserted on both sides of the island 10d.
  • the inserted floor elements 130b can be seen as well as inserted wall elements 130a as partition walls and the rear wall elements 130c in the middle of the island 10d.
  • Side elements 132 are attached to two opposite outer sides. On the other two outer sides, cross members 150 are pushed into the corresponding milled cutouts 133 in the wall elements 130a.
  • An island 11d can be arranged free-standing or with one or two of its side surfaces adjoining a room wall or two room walls (corner) in the room.
  • a single row 10a can be arranged free-standing or with one or two of its side surfaces adjoining a room wall or two room walls (corner) in the room.
  • Figs. 12-14 show examples of various furniture arrangements 1 according to the invention, each designed as a kitchen.
  • the furniture arrangement 1 in Fig. 12 extends over two walls of a room and thus runs across a corner.
  • the furniture arrangement 1 has a tall cabinet 10b, two rows 10a and an upper cabinet 10c.
  • These furniture bodies 10 include shelf areas, built-in kitchen appliances such as stove and oven, a sink and drawers 180 and worktops 190.
  • the furniture arrangement 1 in Fig. 13 is positioned on a single room wall and has a panel 10e, a row 10a and a wall unit 10c.
  • the frame structure 100 which is basically oriented vertically, can also be expanded in a horizontal direction in order, for example, to frame an illumination 200.
  • the furniture arrangement 1 in Fig. 14 has a row 10a and a top cabinet 10c. Additional panels or fittings (not shown), which are fastened with the aid of standard bores in the side walls 132 or cover elements 134, can be attached to the outer surfaces of the furniture arrangement 1 according to the invention.
  • the method according to the invention for assembling the furniture arrangement 1 will be discussed in greater detail below.
  • the individual room situation of the customer is determined and the room is measured by a planner ( Fig. 15 ).
  • the volume V to be taken up by the finished furniture arrangement 1 in the room is then determined ( Fig. 16 ).
  • the sub-frames 110 are basically planned so that each sub-frame 110 delimits rectangular sub-frame areas A1-A4, the sub-frame areas A1-A4 being selected so that a minimum number of sub-frame areas A1-A4 forms the rear surface of the volume V (base area arrangement A10) .
  • the sub-frames 110 can be manufactured from a few, long frame elements 111.
  • the base area arrangement A10 which does not have to be contiguous, corresponds to the total area of the sub-frame areas A1 + A2 + A3 + A4.
  • a first base section A1 + A2 is arranged on one wall of the room and a second base section A3 + A4 is arranged on the other wall of the room and is oriented perpendicular to the first base section.
  • the division of the base area arrangement A10 into the minimum number of sub-frame areas A1-A4 is not always clear.
  • the base arrangement A10 can consist of Figure 17A even so in the minimum number of four rectangular subframe areas A1-A4 are divided, as in Figure 17B is shown.
  • the decision for one or the other variant can be made taking additional criteria into account. For example, there can be the requirement to install a tall refrigerator in the area of the sub-frame area A1. In this case a division is according to Figure 17A cheaper.
  • a division according to Figure 17A is also suitable because the distance between the upper outer contour 120 and the floor changes and a vertical dividing line can be drawn there, which in the example of Figure 17A the sub-frame areas A1 and A2 separates.
  • Each sub-frame 110 is then provided with further frame elements 111 for further subdivision and assembled according to the plan. It is transported to the customer and installed there in the given space ( Figs. 18-20 ). It is also possible to transport the frame elements 111 individually to the customer and only assemble them there to form the subframes 110.
  • the vertical frame elements 111 are usually cut to the standard heights of the row and the tall cabinet and the grooves 112 are pre-milled.
  • the horizontal frame elements 111 are individually cut to length in accordance with the spatial planning. Recesses and connections of the frame elements 111 are also milled on the basis of the spatial planning, so that the sub-frames 110 can already be assembled at the factory. Appropriate software can be used to help with the planning steps. Even with different plans, the sub-frames 110 remain the same, only the milled and strut positions for the vertical frame elements 111 change according to the plan. This enables flexible solutions for the customer.
  • the frame structure 100 does not have to be built up on a room wall, but can also stand partially or completely free in the room.
  • adjustable feet 140 support elements 140
  • Figure 21B the entire frame structure 100 can be aligned by means of adjustable feet (support elements 140) ( Figure 21B ).
  • the adjustable feet 140 are preferably attached to the underside of the lower horizontal frame element 111 at the positions of the vertical frame elements 111 and adjusted to the appropriate height. Further adjustable feet 140 are attached to the corresponding positions on the floor elements 130b (not shown).
  • it requires a lot more effort to align a conventional carcase kitchen, because each carcase has to be provided with four adjustable feet 140 each ( Figure 21A ).
  • more leveling feet 140 are required, all of which have to be adjusted individually.
  • the floor elements 130b are pushed into the frame structure 100 and can also be screwed or glued in the groove 112 ( Fig. 22 ).
  • the arrangement is brought into 90 ° as a stable L by further adjustable feet 140 on the front part of the floor (not shown).
  • Wall elements 130a are pushed into the respective grooves 112 of the frame structure 100 as vertical partition walls and can be screwed or glued there.
  • Side elements 132 are attached to the outer sides of the furniture arrangement 1.
  • the floor elements 130b are connected to the wall elements 130a with fastening elements 160a; 160b connected ( Fig. 23 ).
  • the horizontally oriented wall elements 130a are pushed into the respective grooves 112 of the frame structure as intermediate floors or cover elements 134 and can be screwed or glued there and with fastening elements 160a; 160b are connected to the vertical wall and side elements 130a, 134 ( Fig. 24 ).
  • the rear wall elements 130c are pushed into the right-angled profiles 113 of the frame structure 100 and can be held there, for example, with magnets or other fastening elements ( Fig. 25 ).
  • the rear walls 130c can be individually colored or coated.
  • corresponding cutouts 133 of the wall elements 130a can traverse 150 for stabilization and as grip strips be inserted.
  • a cross member 150 can extend over several compartments of the furniture arrangement 1, that is to say, for example, be inserted into three or more milled wall element recesses 133.
  • the recess 151 for the function as a handle bar does not have to extend over the entire length of the cross member 150 ( Fig. 26 ).
  • FIG. 27 shows an exemplary structure of a fully assembled furniture arrangement 1 with a tall cabinet 10b, two rows 10a and an upper cabinet 10c.
  • Figs. 28A / B is again an exploded view of a corresponding conventional furniture arrangement consisting of carcasses ( Figure 28A ) and a furniture arrangement 1 according to the invention ( Figure 28B ) shown. While 83 plates and screens are used in the conventional arrangement, this number is reduced to 44 plates and screens in the arrangement 1 according to the invention.

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  1. Structure de cadre (100) pour monter un agencement de meubles (1), avec
    une pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) conçus en tant qu'éléments longitudinaux, qui comprennent dans leur intégralité un agencement de surface de base (A10) composé de deux ou plusieurs surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) rectangulaires et subdivisent l'agencement de surface de base (A10) en les deux ou plusieurs surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5),
    dans lequel au moins deux des surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) sont reliées ensemble par un ou plusieurs éléments de cadre (111) communs et s'avoisinent latéralement les unes aux autres ; et
    dans lequel sur au moins un élément de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) est conçu un profil rainuré (112) s'étendant dans la direction longitudinale de l'élément de cadre (111) pour insérer au moins un élément de surface (130) de sorte que
    l'élément de surface (130) inséré soit orienté essentiellement à la verticale de la surface de cadre partiel (A1-A5) concernée de l'agencement de surface de base (A10), laquelle est encadrée par le au moins un élément de cadre (111).
  2. Structure de cadre (100) selon la revendication 1, avec
    un profil à angle droit (113) s'étendant dans la direction longitudinale sur au moins deux éléments de cadre (111) parallèles de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) pour recevoir au moins un élément de surface (130) dans les profils à angle droit (113) des au moins deux éléments de cadre (111) parallèles de sorte que l'élément de surface (130) reçu soit orienté en parallèle de l'agencement de surface de base (A10), et
    dans lequel le cas échéant
    le profil à angle droit (113) et le profil rainuré (112) sont agencés l'un à côté de l'autre sur le même élément de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) de sorte qu'un élément de surface (130) reçu dans le profil à angle droit (113) soit orienté à la verticale d'un élément de surface (130) inséré dans le profil rainuré (112).
  3. Structure de cadre (100) selon la revendication 1 ou 2, dans lequel

    deux profils à angle droit (113) et le profil rainuré (112) sont agencés l'un à côté de l'autre sur le même élément de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) de sorte que l'élément de surface (130) inséré dans le profil rainuré (112) soit agencé entre deux éléments de surface (130) reçus dans les deux profils à angle droit (113) et orienté à la verticale de ceux-ci.
  4. Agencement de meubles (1), avec
    la structure de cadre (100) selon l'une des revendications précédentes ;
    au moins un élément de fond (130b) conçu en tant qu'élément de surface (130) qui est inséré dans le profil rainuré (112) d'un élément de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) de telle sorte que l'élément de fond (130b) soit orienté essentiellement à la verticale de l'agencement de surface de base (A10) ; et
    au moins un élément de paroi (130a) conçu en tant qu'élément de surface (130) qui est inséré dans le profil rainuré (112) d'un élément de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) de telle sorte que l'élément de paroi (130a) soit orienté essentiellement à la verticale de l'agencement de surface de base (A10) et essentiellement à la verticale ou en parallèle de l'élément de fond (130b).
  5. Agencement de meubles (1) selon la revendication 4, avec
    des éléments de soutien (140) réglables en hauteur contre des éléments de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) sur un côté inférieur de l'agencement de meubles (1) pour aligner l'agencement de meubles (1).
  6. Agencement de meubles (1) selon l'une des revendications 4 à 5, avec
    une traverse (150) pour stabiliser l'agencement de meubles (1) ; dans lequel
    des éléments de paroi (130a), en particulier des éléments de paroi intermédiaire et/ou de paroi latérale (132) de l'agencement de meubles (1) présentent, sur un côté de l'agencement de meubles (1) opposé à l'agencement de surface de base (A10), des renfoncements (133) pour insérer la traverse (150), de sorte que la traverse (150) insérée soit orientée en parallèle de l'agencement de surface de base (A10) et en parallèle du au moins un élément de fond (130b), et
    dans lequel le cas échéant
    la traverse (150) présente un évidement (151) allant par-dessus deux surfaces latérales de la traverse (150) pour une venue en prise, qui s'étend dans la direction longitudinale de la traverse (150) dans une zone entre deux éléments de paroi (130a) orientés à la verticale du au moins un élément de fond (130b).
  7. Agencement de meubles (1) selon l'une des revendications 4 à 6, dans lequel
    l'agencement de meubles (1) présente une rangée (10a) parallélépipédique, dans lequel la largeur (b) de la rangée (10a) est supérieure à la hauteur (h) de la rangée (10a) lorsque la rangée (10a) est agencée sur le sol d'une pièce ; et/ou dans lequel
    l'agencement de meubles (1) présente un meuble haut (10b) parallélépipédique, dans lequel la hauteur (h) du meuble haut (10b) est supérieure à la largeur (b) du meuble haut (10b) lorsque le meuble haut (10b) est agencé sur le sol de la pièce ; et/ou dans lequel
    l'agencement de meubles (1) présente une étagère supérieure (10c) parallélépipédique, dans lequel la largeur (b) de l'étagère supérieure (10c) peut être supérieure, inférieure ou égale à la hauteur (h) de l'étagère supérieure (10c) lorsque l'étagère supérieure (10c) est agencée contre un mur de la pièce au-dessus du sol de la pièce ; et/ou dans lequel
    l'agencement de meubles (1) présente un îlot (10d) parallélépipédique, dans lequel l'îlot (10d) peut être constitué de deux rangées (10a) dont les côtés arrière (11) sont tournés l'un vers l'autre.
  8. Procédé de montage d'un agencement de meubles (1), avec les étapes consistant à :
    relier une pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) conçus en tant qu'éléments longitudinaux à une structure de cadre (100) de sorte que les éléments de cadre (111) comprennent dans leur intégralité un agencement de surface de base (A10) composé de deux ou plusieurs surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) rectangulaires et subdivisent l'agencement de surface de base (A10) en les deux ou plusieurs surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5), dans lequel
    au moins deux des surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) sont reliées ensemble par un ou plusieurs éléments de cadre (111) communs de sorte qu'elles s'avoisinent latéralement les unes aux autres ; et
    insérer au moins un élément de surface (130) dans un profil rainuré (112) s'étendant dans la direction longitudinale sur au moins un élément de cadre (111) de la pluralité d'éléments de cadre (111) de sorte que l'élément de surface (130) inséré soit orienté à la verticale de la surface de cadre partiel (A1-A5) concernée de l'agencement de surface de base (A10), laquelle est encadrée par le au moins un élément de cadre (111).
  9. Procédé de montage d'un agencement de meubles (1) présentant une pluralité de corps de meuble (10) parallélépipédiques individuels dans une pièce prédéfinie, de préférence une cuisine, avec les étapes consistant à :
    déterminer un contour extérieur (120) bidimensionnel de l'agencement de meubles (1), dans lequel un agencement de surface de base (A10) compris dans le contour extérieur (120) contient les côtés arrière (11) rectangulaires de tous les corps de meuble (10) parallélépipédiques de l'agencement de meubles (1),
    fixer des surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) par division, en un nombre minimal de surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5), de l'agencement de surface de base (A10) entourée par le contour extérieur (120),
    fournir des cadres partiels (110) perpendiculaires et constitués d'au moins quatre éléments de cadre (111), qui forment une structure de cadre (100) pour monter l'agencement de meubles (1) dans la pièce prédéfinie, dans lequel chaque cadre partiel (110) individuel délimite exactement une surface de cadre partiel (A1-A5) déterminée au préalable de l'agencement de surface de base (A10), et au moins deux des cadres partiels (110) sont attachés ensemble en ce qu'ils présentent au moins un élément de cadre (111) commun.
  10. Procédé selon la revendication 9, dans lequel
    la division de la surface entourée par le contour extérieur (120) en le nombre minimal de surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) s'effectue en conformité avec des paramètres marginaux prédéterminés, dans lequel les paramètres marginaux comprennent une hauteur, une largeur et/ou une surface maximales des cadres partiels (110), une fonction des corps de meuble (10) à agencer dans les cadres partiels (110) et/ou des objets et une modification de la distance d'une section de contour extérieur (121) par rapport au sol de la pièce prédéfinie.
  11. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 9 ou 10, avec les étapes consistant à :
    subdiviser les surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5) délimitées par les cadres partiels (110) en des surfaces de cadre partiel plus petites par insertion d'autres éléments de cadre (111) correspondant aux côtés arrière (11) rectangulaires des corps de meuble (10) ;
    former les corps de meuble (10) par insertion d'éléments de surface (130) dans les éléments de cadre (111) en conformité avec un agencement des corps de meuble (10) dans l'agencement de meubles (1).
  12. Produit de programme d'ordinateur pour exécuter le procédé selon l'une des revendications 9 à 11, en particulier pour exécuter les étapes de fixation du contour extérieur (120) et de détermination de surfaces de cadre partiel (A1-A5), dans lequel le produit de programme d'ordinateur est configuré pour, en fonction de la pièce prédéfinie, déterminer des dimensions optimisées des cadres partiels (110) et des positionnements des cadres partiels (110) dans la pièce prédéfinie.
  13. Procédé de montage d'un agencement de meubles (1) présentant une pluralité de corps de meuble (10) parallélépipédiques individuels dans une pièce prédéfinie, de préférence une cuisine, selon l'une des revendications 9 à 11 avec les étapes supplémentaires consistant à :
    déterminer un volume (V) à occuper par l'agencement de meubles (1) dans la pièce prédéfinie ;
    monter des cadres partiels (110) rectangulaires constitués d'éléments de cadre (111) en se basant sur le volume (V) à occuper par l'agencement de meubles (1) ;
    former une structure de cadre (100) pour l'agencement de meubles (1) en montant d'autres éléments de cadre (111) contre les cadres partiels (110) ;
    aligner la structure de cadre (100) dans la pièce prédéfinie en apposant des éléments de soutien (140) sur un côté inférieur de la structure de cadre (100) ;
    insérer des éléments de fond (130b) des corps de meuble (10) dans des sections de la structure de cadre (100), lesquels sont tournés vers le sol de la pièce prédéfinie ;
    soutenir les éléments de fond (130b) en apposant des éléments de soutien (140) contre les éléments de fond (130b) ;
    insérer des éléments de paroi (130a), orientés à la verticale du sol, des corps de meuble (10) dans des sections prévues à cet effet de la structure de cadre (100) ;
    fixer les éléments de paroi (130a) contre des éléments de paroi (130a) ou des éléments de fond (130b) avoisinants pour stabiliser l'agencement de meubles (1).
  14. Procédé selon la revendication 13, avec les étapes consistant à :
    insérer des éléments de paroi (130a) orientés à l'horizontale du sol, des corps de meuble (10) dans des sections prévues à cet effet de la structure de cadre (100) ; et/ou
    ajouter des éléments de paroi arrière (130c) des corps de meuble (10) dans des sections prévues à cet effet de la structure de cadre (100) ; et/ou
    insérer des traverses (150) dans des renfoncements (133) des éléments de paroi (130a) sur un côté opposé à la structure de cadre (100) de l'agencement de meubles (1) ; et/ou
    apposer des éléments frontaux (131) sur un côté opposé à la structure de cadre (100) de l'agencement de meubles (1) ; et/ou
    apposer des éléments latéraux (132) sur des côtés délimitant l'agencement de meubles (1) de l'agencement de meubles (1).
  15. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 8 à 11 ou 13 à 14, dans lequel
    la structure de cadre (100) est conçue en tant que structure de cadre (100) selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3 ; et/ou
    l'agencement de meubles est conçu en tant qu'agencement de meubles (1) selon l'une des revendications 4 à 7.
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