EP3334311B1 - Wall cabinet, in particular a kitchen wall cabinet - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a closet with a cuboid cabinet body whose open end is closed with at least one cabinet door, which is hinged to the cabinet body.

There are closets, especially kitchen wall cabinets, known in which the cabinet body is divided into three or more superimposed cabinet compartments. The cabinet body carries at least one cabinet door hinged over a vertical pivot axis. The cabinet compartments are for the storage of kitchenware and the like. Only accessible when the cabinet door is in the open position.

But there are also wall shelves without cabinet door known in which the shelves are always accessible, so that kitchenware and the like. Always be filed or parked.

It is an object of the invention to provide a wall cabinet, especially kitchen wall cabinet, in which at least one cabinet compartment is always accessible, regardless of the open position or closed position of the cabinet door, while further cabinet compartments are accessible only in the open position of the cabinet door and the shelf or for Storage of kitchenware and the like. Can be used.

The stated object is solved by the features of claim 1.

This is achieved in that on the inner sides of the side walls in the upper region of the cabinet body tilt fittings are mounted for a designed as flap door cabinet door, that the tilt fittings are covered by inner walls, that the flap door is composed of an inner plate and an outer plate, which has an upper Front portion of the cabinet body extends from the outside of the top wall of the cabinet body to the top of the lower cabinet compartment and associated with the lowerable front covers between the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet body, that the outer panel of the flap door extends at least over a lower portion of the front side of the inner panel and extends to the top of the bottom cabinet compartment of the cabinet body, and fixed front covers extending between the interior walls and the sides of the lowerable front covers extend to the bottom of the lower cabinet compartment of the cabinet body connect the wall panels of the cabinet body that are flush with the end faces of the inner walls and the side walls of the Schranckorpus.

In this way, regardless of the open position and the closed position of the hinged door, the front side of the lowest cabinet compartment is always open and for storing or storing kitchen utensils and the like. Accessible. The other cabinet compartments above the cupboard can be closed and opened with the hinged door. The lowerable front covers in the closed position of the hinged door ensure a flush installation of the cupboard in a row of cabinets. The fixed front covers following the lowerable front covers towards the bottom of the cabinet body ensure a clean closure of the spaces between the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet body. The outer panel of the hinged door, which protrudes at the cabinets of the line of cabinets at a distance, can be easily grasped and opened.

Advantageous embodiments of the closet are to be found in the dependent claims.

The tilt fittings are tiltably mounted on the faces of boards, the open position of the flap door is determined by stops of the boards and the tilting fittings and the tilt fittings are folded in the closed position of the flap door flush in the interstices of the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet body. The attachment surface for the inner plate of the flap door forms the connection for the flap door.

The lowerable front covers are in the open position of the flap door on the front sides of the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet body before. In the closed position of the flap door, the lowerable front covers are pressed into the spaces between the inner walls and the side walls of Schranckorpus and close flush with these.

The closet preferably has three vertically stacked cabinet compartments. The hinged door closes in the closed position, the two upper cabinet compartments of the cabinet body.

The interior of the cabinet body can according to a further embodiment also on the inner sides of the inner walls in the upper region of the cabinet body support lighting elements and in the lower part of the cabinet carcass elements for electrification, which are preferably designed as bores for receiving sockets and the like.

The department of the cabinet body in cabinet compartments can be done by sheet metal elements, which are preferably designed as organizer systems.

The closet according to the invention can be installed flush in a row of cabinets, wherein the outer panel of the hinged door in the closed position protrudes at the front of the line of cabinets at a distance of the thickness of the inner plate of the hinged door. Thus, the easy grip of the hinged door is maintained when you open the hinged door.

Below the row of cabinets can be arranged at a distance from a horizontal worktop, which covers a substructure of base cabinets.

Fig. 1

in Perspektive einen quaderförmigen Schrankkorpus mit auf den Innenseiten der vertikalen Seitenwände des Schrankkorpus im oberen Bereich des Schrankkorpus befestigten Kippbeschlägen für eine Klapptür,

Fig. 2

den Schrankkorpus nach Fig. 1, bei dem die Kippbeschläge durch vertikale Innenwände abgedeckt sind und die Zwischenräume zwischen den Innenwänden und den Seitenwänden des Schrankkorpus im oberen Bereich des Schrankkorpus durch absenkbare Frontabdeckungen und im unteren Bereich des Schrankkorpus durch feststehende Frontabdeckungen verschlossen sind,

Fig. 3

den Schrankkorpus nach Fig. 2, wobei die Kippbeschläge sich in der eingeklappten Schließstellung befinden,

Fig. 4

in Perspektive den Wandschrank mit geöffneter Klapptür im Einbau in eine Küchen-Schrankwand,

Fig. 5

die Küchen-Schrankwand nach Fig. 4 in der Schließstellung der Klapptür,

Fig. 6

einen quaderförmigen Schrankkorpus ähnlich der Fig. 2, jedoch mit andersartigen Zusatzeinrichtungen in den Schrankfächern für eine Elektrifizierung des Wandschranks,

Fig. 7

einen Küchen-Wandschrank mit nur teilweiser Abdeckung der Kippbeschläge, wobei diese Abdeckungen nicht an der Seitenwand angebracht sind,

Fig. 8

den Küchen-Wandschrank nach Fig. 7 mit an der Seitenwand angebrachten Abdeckungen,

Fig. 9

den Küchen-Wandschrank mit einer unteren Abdeckung, die nicht angelenkt ist,

Fig. 10

den Küchen-Wandschrank nach Fig. 9 mit einklappbarer unterer Abdeckung,

Fig. 11

den abgeklappten Kippbeschlag und die damit eingeklappte Abdeckung,

Fig. 12

den Küchen-Wandschrank nach Fig. 11 mit abgeklapptem Kippbeschlag und eingeklappter Abdeckung in der Schließstellung der Klapptür,

Fig. 13

den Küchen-Wandschrank mit abgesenkt angeordnetem Kippbeschlag und darüber angeordneter Abdeckung in Montagestellung,

Fig. 14

den Küchen-Wandschrank nach Fig. 13 mit den in Ausgangsstellung befindlichen Abdeckungen über und unter dem Kippbeschlag,

Fig. 15

den Küchen-Wandschrank mit der unteren Abdeckung in der Ausgangsstellung und dem Kippbeschlag in ausgeklappter Stellung,

Fig. 16

den Kippbeschlag abgedeckt mit einer Seitenwand und ausgeklapptem Kippbeschlag,

Fig. 17

den Küchen-Wandschrank mit einem unterteilten Innenfach in Montagestellung,

Fig. 18

den Küchen-Wandschrank nach Fig. 17 mit fest eingebautem Innenfach,

Fig. 19

den Küchen-Wandschrank mit erweitertem noch in Einbaustellung befindlichem Innenfach und

Fig. 20

den Küchen-Wandschrank nach Fig. 19 mit dem fest eingebauten Innenfach.

The invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the embodiments illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Show it:

Fig. 1

in perspective, a cuboid cabinet body with tilting fittings for a hinged door mounted on the insides of the vertical side walls of the cabinet body in the upper region of the cabinet body,

Fig. 2

the cabinet body Fig. 1 in which the tilt fittings are covered by vertical inner walls and the spaces between the inner walls and the side walls of the cabinet body in the upper part of the cabinet body are closed by lowerable front covers and in the lower part of the cabinet body by fixed front covers,

Fig. 3

the cabinet body Fig. 2 , wherein the tilting fittings are in the folded closed position,

Fig. 4

in perspective the closet with open hinged door in the installation in a kitchen wall unit,

Fig. 5

the kitchen wall unit behind Fig. 4 in the closed position of the flap door,

Fig. 6

a cuboid cabinet body similar to the Fig. 2 , but with other optional equipment in the compartments for electrification of the closet,

Fig. 7

a kitchen wall cabinet with only partial cover of the tilt fittings, these covers are not attached to the side wall,

Fig. 8

the kitchen closet Fig. 7 with covers attached to the side wall,

Fig. 9

the kitchen closet with a lower cover that is not hinged,

Fig. 10

the kitchen closet Fig. 9 with retractable lower cover,

Fig. 11

the folded tilt fitting and the cover folded in,

Fig. 12

the kitchen closet Fig. 11 with tilting fitting folded down and folded cover in the closed position of the flap door,

Fig. 13

the kitchen wall cupboard with lowered tilt fitting and cover arranged above it in assembly position,

Fig. 14

the kitchen closet Fig. 13 with the covers in the initial position above and below the tilt fitting,

Fig. 15

the kitchen wall cupboard with the lower cover in the starting position and the tilt fitting in the unfolded position,

Fig. 16

the tilting fitting covered with a side wall and unfolded tilt fitting,

Fig. 17

the kitchen wall cupboard with a divided inner compartment in assembly position,

Fig. 18

the kitchen closet Fig. 17 with fixed internal compartment,

Fig. 19

the kitchen wall cupboard with extended interior compartment still in the installed position and

Fig. 20

the kitchen closet Fig. 19 with the built-in inner compartment.

In Fig. 1 is a cuboid cabinet body 10 is shown, the front side is open. On the inner sides of the vertical side walls 11 of the cabinet body 10 boards 12 are mounted in the upper region, which carry on their front sides tilted tilting fittings 13. In the open position of the tilting fittings 13 shown, stops 14 of the boards 12 and stops 15 of the tilting fittings 13 determine the open position of the tilting fittings 13.

How Fig. 2 shows, the tilting fittings 13 are covered by vertical inner walls 16. The space between the inner walls 16 and the side walls 11th the cabinet body 10 is closed by front covers 17 and 18. The upper front covers 17 are lowered and stand slightly open at the hinged door open at the end faces of the inner walls 16 and the side walls 11 of the cabinet body 10. The lower front covers 18 are fixed and close flush with the end faces of the inner walls 16 and the side walls 11 of the cabinet body 10.

If the hinged door is closed, then the tilting fittings 13 are folded into the spaces between the inner walls 16 and the side walls 11 of the cabinet body 10, that the mounting surface for the tilting fittings 13 for the inner panel 20 of the hinged door flush with the end faces of the inner walls 16 and the side walls 11 closes the cabinet body 10, as Fig. 3 shows.

The Figure 4 shows in perspective a kitchen cabinet wall with a closet according to the invention with the hinged door open. The closet is flush mounted in a row of cabinets 40. The flap door consists of an inner plate 20 and an outer plate 21. Here, the inner plate 20 is associated with the lowerable front covers 17 and extends over the largest area of the upper two compartments. The outer plate 21 is mounted offset on the front side of the inner plate 20 down and protrudes on the lower side of the inner plate 20 so far that it is flush with the top of the bottom cabinet. The row of cabinets 40 is attached to a wall 70 of the kitchen. Below the line, a horizontal worktop 100 is arranged, which covers a substructure of base cabinets 60.

How Fig. 5 shows, in the closed position of the flap door, the outer panel 21 on the wall of the row of cabinets 40 by the thickness of the inner panel 20 and ends with the top of the bottom cabinet of the cabinet according to the invention.

The outer panel 21 of the hinged door can thus be well grasped and opened. The Fig. 5 clearly shows that the lowest cabinet compartment for storing and storing kitchen utensils and the like. Irrespective of the open position and the closed position of the trap door always remains freely accessible.

The Fig. 6 shows another embodiment of a cuboid Schranckorpus 10 for a closet according to the invention. The inner sides of the inner walls 16 carry under the top wall of the cabinet body 10 lighting elements B. Above the bottom wall of the cabinet body 10 holes 16 are introduced for electrification in the inner walls, which preferably receive sockets.

The lines for the lighting elements B and the sockets can be guided in the space between the inner walls 16 and the side walls 11 of the cabinet body 10. The compartment in cabinet compartments of the cabinet body 10 can take sheet metal elements O, z. B. are designed as an organization system.

At the in FIGS. 7 and 8 shown kitchen closet without flap door is shown that the tilting fittings 13 are provided at the end with a hinged contact portion 13.1 and that they are covered only with a board 50, which extends only over part of the side wall 11, but flush with this. Below and above the fold-out tilt fitting 13 fasteners 19 and 19.1 are provided, which are directly under the top wall and above the bottom wall of the kitchen closet connectable.

As the Fig. 9 and 13 show, the covers 19.3 and 19.5 are attached to these fasteners 19 and 19.1 hinged; However, they take in the open position of the flap door a position which is flush with the end face of the side wall 11 and the inner wall 16 of the tilting fitting 13. It is to the plant section 13.1 of the tilt fitting 13, the flap door mounted and can be folded onto the hinged to the lower fastener 19.1 mounting portion 19.5. In this case, the attachment portion 19.3 takes in Fig. 12 shown position.

About the distance from the top wall of the kitchen closet board 50 of the tilting fitting 13 is on the fastener 19, a mounting portion 19.5 fixedly connected via an intermediate piece 19.4 with the fastener 19 and always takes the investment position for the hinged door, as the FIGS. 13 and 14 can be seen.

The FIGS. 15 and 16 show that the tilting fittings 13 can also be covered with a board 50, which extends only over part of the side wall 11 of the kitchen closet or can be covered by a standing parallel to the side wall 11 inner wall 16. Both the board 50 and the inner wall 16, flush with the end face of the side wall 11 from.

The. FIGS. 17 and 18 show how with additional boards 25 and 26 an internal compartment can be installed in the kitchen closet. In the Fig. 17 the boards 25 and 26 take the mounting position. In Fig. 18 they are firmly connected to each other and the inner wall 16 and the bottom wall of the kitchen closet, via spigot 27 and 28 receptacles on the boards 25 and 26 and the bottom wall of the kitchen closet. The board 25 rests on plug-in supports 29, which are inserted into bores 28 of the inner wall 16.

With the front end of the kitchen closet and folded down tilt fittings 13 open take the covers 19.3 and 19.5 between the side wall 11 and the inner wall 16 is always the flush contact position for the hinged door.

As the FIGS. 19 and 20 show, the inner compartment with the boards 25 and 26 by storage boards 27, which are stored on sockets 29, are divided. The board 51 creates next to the inner compartment another compartment in the kitchen closet, which rests only on sockets 29, which are inserted in the board 26 of the inner compartment with in the inner wall 16 in corresponding holes as a receptacle 28.

As an important feature is emphasized once again that the boards 50 and the inner wall 16, which is formed as a parallel side wall to the side wall 11, the foldout tilt fittings 13 always fully cover, as long as the flap door is closed, as the FIGS. 19 and 20 demonstrate. It is important that the covers 19.3 and 19.5 flush with the front sides of the boards 50 or the inner walls 16, the flush with the front of the kitchen closet closes.

Claims (10)

1. A wall-mounted cabinet having a block-shaped cabinet carcass (10), the open front side of which can be closed with at least one cabinet door that is hinged to the cabinet carcass (10) and is flush with the outer sides of the vertical side walls (11) and of the horizontal top wall of the cabinet carcass (10) in the closed position of the cabinet door, in particular a wall-mounted kitchen cabinet,
   whereas
   tilt fittings (13) for a cabinet door embodied as a flap door are mounted on the inner sides of the side walls (11) in the upper region of the cabinet carcass (10);
   that the tilt fittings (13) are covered by inner walls (16);
   that the flap door is composed of an inner panel (20) and an outer panel (21), which extends across an upper front region of the cabinet carcass (10) from the outside of the top wall of the cabinet carcass (10) to the top side of the lower cabinet box and with which the lowerable front coverings (17) between the inner walls (16) and the side walls (11) of the cabinet carcass (10) are associated;
   that the outer panel (21) of the flap door extends at least across a lower region of the front side of the inner panel (20) and extends as far as the top side of the lowermost cabinet box of the cabinet carcass (10);
   that fixed front coverings (18), adjacent to lowerable front coverings (17), extend to the underside of the lowermost cabinet box of the cabinet carcass (10) between the inner walls (16) and the side walls (11) of the cabinet carcass (10) and are flush with the ends of the inner walls (16) and of the side walls (11) of the cabinet carcass (10).
2. The wall-mounted cabinet of claim 1,
   characterized in that
   the tilt fittings (13) are secured tiltably on the ends of boards (12), and the open position of the flap door is fixed by means of catches (14, 15) of the boards (12) and of the tilt fittings (13), and the tilt fittings (13) in the closed position of the flap door are swung inward flush with the interstices of the inner walls (16) and of the side walls (11) of the cabinet carcass (10).
3. The wall-mounted cabinet of claims 1 and 2,
   characterized in that
   the lowerable front coverings (17), in the open position of the flap door, protrude past the ends of the inner walls (16) and of the side walls (11) of the cabinet carcass (10), and in the closed position of the flap door they are forced into the interstices between the inner walls (16) and the side walls (11) of the cabinet carcass (10) and are flush with them.
4. The wall-mounted cabinet of claims 1 through 3,
   characterized in that
   it has three cabinet boxes located vertically one above the other; and
   that the flap door in the closed position leaves the lowermost cabinet box in the front side of the cabinet carcass (10) open and closes the two upper cabinet boxes.
5. The wall-mounted cabinet of claim 1,
   characterized in that
   lighting elements (B) are secured to the inner sides of the inner walls (16) in the upper region of the cabinet carcass (10), and in the lower region of the cabinet carcass (10), elements (E) for electrification are secured, which are preferably embodied as bores for installing plugs and the like;
   that the subdividing of the cabinet boxes in the cabinet carcass (10) is effected by means of sheet-metal elements (OB), which are preferably embodied as organization systems.
6. The wall-mounted cabinet of claims 1 through 5,
   characterized in that
   the cabinet carcass (10) is built flush into a row of cubicles (40), and the outer panel (21) of the flap door, in the closed position, protrudes from the front side of the row of cubicles (40) at a spacing of the thickness of the inner panel (20) of the flap door.
7. The wall-mounted cabinet of claim 6,
   characterized in that
   a horizontal work surface (70), which covers a substructure of lower cubicles (60), is spaced apart from and below the row of cubicles (40).
   that the tilt fitting (13) has a hinged abutment portion (13.1) on the end; and that the latter can be swung into the lower covering position (19.3) by means of the tilt fitting.
8. The wall-mounted cabinet of claims 1 and 7,
   characterized in that
   an upper covering (19.5) is located above the tilt fitting (13) and spaced apart from the top wall of the wall-mounted cabinet and is permanently set in the contact position of the kitchen door.
9. The wall-mounted cabinet of claims 1 through 8,
   characterized in that
   the inner compartment of the wall-mounted cabinet can be put together by means of pegs (27) and peg slots (28) on the boards (25, 26) of the inner compartment and of the bottom panel of the wall-mounted cabinet.
   that the inner compartment of the wall-mounted cabinet can be subdivided by laying additional boards (27, 28) on shelves (29) that have been inserted.
10. The wall-mounted cabinet of claims 1 through 9,
    characterized in that
    the tilt fittings (13) are covered by boards (16) which extend over only a portion of, or over the entire, side wall (11) of the wall-mounted cabinet.

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