EP3643202B1 - Drawer, furniture with drawer and method for opening a drawer - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a drawer according to the preamble of claim 1, a piece of furniture according to the preamble of claim 12 and a method for opening a drawer according to the preamble of claim 14.

Drawers are mostly parts of furniture that can be closed or locked. In this way, objects can be stored in drawers that are to be protected from direct access or sight, which is also usually associated with protection against the incidence of light and dirt.

Such drawers can be arranged in all vertical heights, which ultimately depends only on the shape and dimensions of the corresponding piece of furniture. Such pieces of furniture include not only ordinary cupboards, which can also be in the form of wall units, but also shelves, sideboards, chests of drawers and the like, with both standing and hanging pieces of furniture being possible.

Since such drawers can be arranged at any height, they should be able to be moved vertically so that they can be easily viewed and filled or emptied. For this is from the EP 3 066 959 B1 already known a drawer that performs a coupled movement to the effect that first the drawer is fully extended and then a lifting movement takes place. The disadvantage of this solution, however, is the relatively complex structure and the necessary motorization.

There are numerous drawers, especially in the kitchen area, which are very practical because many everyday items can be stowed away in them so that they are accessible at all times. One tries to use as much space as possible in a kitchen furniture, which is why, for example, there are corner cabinets whose shelves can be swiveled out in order to be able to optimally access the things stored on them.

A special feature are sink cabinets that are designed to accommodate a sink, for example a sink. This sink is connected to a drain via a siphon as an odor trap, which is why there is enough space in one such a sink base cabinet must be available. However, this severely limits the usability of the sink base cabinet.

For this purpose, pull-out systems for waste and the like have already been developed for the sink cabinet. For example, from the EP 3 326 490 A1 A solution is already known in which a front panel of the sink cabinet is pulled out and a drawer that can be moved vertically on the front panel is raised when it is pulled out. Disadvantages of this solution are again the complex structure and the fact that a lot of space is wasted because these pull-out systems cannot be arranged in the area in front of the siphon.

the JP S59 166 104 A describes a pull-out drawer in which a drawer designed as a box is designed to be removable from a cabinet 2 . The box is thereby transferred from a position arranged vertically upwards inside the cabinet via a position arranged vertically upwards outside the cabinet into a position vertically lowered outside the cabinet.

the U.S. 2014 001 425 A1 shows a kitchen cupboard in which a mixer or the like is arranged in a holder. The bracket has a frame that can be pulled out of the cabinet via horizontally arranged rails. In addition, there is a parallelogram guide with two struts, one end rotatably attached to the mixer support and the opposite end to the cabinet, the upper ends being coupled to each other by three gears so that they rotate synchronously. In addition, a gas pressure spring is provided in order to dampen the stroke and also to fix the mixer in a predetermined pivoting position.

It is therefore the object of the present invention to provide a drawer which enables vertical displacement in a simple manner. It should preferably be possible to use this drawer in the context of a sink base cabinet, it being possible in particular to arrange it in front of a siphon.

This object is achieved with the drawer according to the invention according to claim 1, the piece of furniture according to the invention according to claim 12 and the method according to the invention according to claim 14. Advantageous developments are specified in the dependent claims and in the following description together with the figures.

The inventors recognized that this task can be solved in a surprising manner in that the drawer body is arranged on a pivoting element that moves the drawer body from a vertical first level to a vertical second level. As a result, the drawer mechanism can be kept particularly compact and simple, so that the drawer can also be arranged in front of a siphon and the space under the siphon can still be used.

The drawer according to the invention with a drawer body, wherein the drawer has a pull-out device that is adapted to move the drawer body in the horizontal direction and a lifting device that is adapted to move the drawer body in the vertical direction from a vertical first level to a vertical second level move, is characterized in that there is a guide with at least one pivoting element that moves the drawer body vertically.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that the guide is part of the pull-out device and the lifting device, so that the pull-out and lifting movements and/or the lowering and retracting movements of the drawer body can be executed as coupled movements. Then the drawer mechanism has a particularly simple structure.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that the guide forcibly couples the pull-out device and the lifting device in such a way that, starting from a (in particular completely) retracted rest position of the drawer body, the drawer body is first pulled out at least partially, before then following the pull-out movement or at the same time as a further one Extension movement, the vertical displacement takes place, and/or that, starting from a raised extension position of the drawer body, a horizontal retraction movement of the drawer body is only possible after or during a vertical lowering movement. As a result, the drawer can be actuated in a particularly simple and reliable manner.

In an advantageous further development it is provided that the guide has a slotted guide, with the pivoting element preferably being coupled to the slotted guide. Then the pull-out movement and/or the lifting movement can be adapted for any cupboard geometry.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that there is a guide rail on which a runner is arranged, with the guide rail preferably running horizontally. As a result, the pull-out movement can be implemented particularly easily and with little effort.

According to the invention, it is provided that the guide has a guide curve, preferably in the form of a trough or groove, in which a guide element, in particular a guide roller, is guided. As a result, the guide is particularly low-friction.

According to the invention, it is provided that the guide curve has at least one section that runs only horizontally and an adjoining section that runs inclined, with a section that runs only vertically preferably adjoining the section that runs inclined, with in particular a section that runs inclined following the section that runs only vertically Section connects. As a result, the guide has a particularly simple structure.

In an advantageous further development it is provided that the guide has a securing position which secures a vertically extended position of the drawer body, preferably the drawer body on the second vertical level. Then the drawer can be loaded in the vertically raised state without changing the vertical height, which is why the drawer can then be used, for example, as a workplace.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that the guide has a reversal point at which a retraction movement of the drawer body is possible, with this retraction movement not taking place on the first vertical level. As a result, the drawer body can be approached or brought into contact with the piece of furniture containing the drawer in a vertically raised position, which is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also improves the usability of the drawer body as a workplace.

In an advantageous further development, it is provided that the drawer body is mounted prestressed in the vertically ascending direction, with a spring element, in particular a leaf spring or a gas pressure spring, preferably being provided for the prestressing. This facilitates the lifting movement and also provides damping.

In an advantageous further development it is provided that there is at least one protective wall which laterally covers at least part of the guide. This reduces or prevents the risk of fingers or the like getting caught.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that there are at least two protective walls arranged to be movable relative to one another, with preferably three protective walls, of which in particular a first protective wall is fixed to the runner, a second protective wall is fixed to the drawer body and a third protective wall with the guide is movable between the first Protective wall and second protective wall is connected. This makes the anti-trap protection particularly effective.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that the drawer body is designed to be manually extendable horizontally and displaceable vertically. This means that there is no need for a motor, which means that the drawer mechanism remains very simple.

In an advantageous further development it is provided that the vertical first level is lower than the vertical second level. This ensures that the drawer body is lifted.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that the drawer is designed in such a way that the drawer body is not lowered below a lower level of the pull-out device during horizontal or vertical displacement. This will prevent the space under the drawer from being compromised.

In an advantageous further development it is provided that the drawer body is arranged on a parallelogram guide which ensures that the drawer body is vertically aligned in all operating states of the drawer. This can do nothing get out of the drawer. The parallelogram guide preferably runs between a guide holder and the drawer body, with the guide holder being arranged in particular on the guide rail. The pivoting element is preferably part of the parallelogram guide, with the guide element preferably being arranged on the pivoting element.

Independent protection is claimed for a piece of furniture with the drawer according to the invention.

In an advantageous development, it is provided that it is a cupboard, a chest of drawers, a table, a mobile container, an office container, a bureau, a sideboard, a counter, a vertical cabinet or a showcase, with the piece of furniture preferably being a sink base cabinet. Such pieces of furniture are particularly suitable for the drawer according to the invention.

Independent protection is claimed for the method according to the invention for opening a drawer with a drawer body, the drawer having a pull-out device which is adapted to move the drawer body in a horizontal direction and a lifting device which is adapted to move the drawer body in a vertical direction from one to shift a vertical first level to a vertical second level, using a guide with at least one pivoting element that vertically displaces the drawer body, characterized in that the guide has a guide curve in which a guide element is guided, the guide curve at least has a horizontal section and an adjoining inclined section.

In an advantageous further development it is provided that the drawer according to the invention is used.

Fig. 1

das erfindungsgemäße Möbel mit der erfindungsgemäßen Schublade in einer vollständig eingezogenen Betriebsstellung in einer perspektivischen Schnittansicht,

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das erfindungsgemäße Möbel nach Fig. 1 in einer vertikal eingerasteten Betriebsstellung der erfindungsgemäßen Schublade in einer perspektivischen Schnittansicht,

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das erfindungsgemäße Möbel nach Fig. 1 in einer vollständig eingezogenen Betriebsstellung in einer seitlichen Schnittansicht,

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das erfindungsgemäße Möbel nach Fig. 1 in einer vollständig ausgezogenen Betriebsstellung in einer seitlichen Schnittansicht,

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das erfindungsgemäße Möbel nach Fig. 1 in einer vertikal eingerasteten Betriebsstellung in einer seitlichen Schnittansicht,

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das erfindungsgemäße Möbel nach Fig. 4 in einer alternativen seitlichen Schnittansicht,

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das erfindungsgemäße Möbel nach Fig. 5 in einer alternativen seitlichen Schnittansicht,

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die perspektivische Ansicht eines Teils der Führung der erfindungsgemäßen Schublade nach Fig. 1 und

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die Führungskurve der Führung nach Fig. 8 in einer Draufsicht.

The features and further advantages of the present invention will become clear below on the basis of the description of a preferred exemplary embodiment in connection with the figures. The following are shown purely schematically:

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the piece of furniture according to the invention with the drawer according to the invention in a fully retracted operating position in a perspective sectional view,

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the furniture according to the invention 1 in a vertically latched operating position of the drawer according to the invention in a perspective sectional view,

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the furniture according to the invention 1 in a fully retracted operating position in a side sectional view,

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the furniture according to the invention 1 in a fully extended operating position in a side sectional view,

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the furniture according to the invention 1 in a vertically latched operating position in a side sectional view,

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the furniture according to the invention 4 in an alternative side sectional view,

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the furniture according to the invention figure 5 in an alternative side sectional view,

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the perspective view of a part of the guide of the drawer according to the invention 1 and

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the guide curve according to the guide 8 in a top view.

In the Figures 1 to 9 the piece of furniture 10 according to the invention with the drawer 12 according to the invention is shown in a preferred embodiment in several views.

It can be seen that the piece of furniture 10 according to the invention is a sink cabinet 10 which has a sink 14 which is connected to a siphon 16 in the usual way and covered by a screen 18 .

The school cabinet 10 has a cabinet body 20 with a worktop 22 in which the sink 14 is embedded.

The drawer 12 has a guide 24 and a drawer body 26 which is blinded to the front by a panel (not shown) in such a way that this panel is aligned with the panel 18 when the drawer 12 is in the fully retracted operating state.

The guide 24 has a guide rail 28 which is firmly screwed to the cabinet body 20 and a guide plate 30 , the guide plate 30 having a guide curve 32 in the form of a groove 32 .

In the guide rail 28 runs a horizontally displaceable runner 34 in the form of a carriage 34 to which a guide holder 36 is attached, the front part of which is designed as a first protective wall 37 . An upper movement guide 38 and a lower movement guide 40 are rotatably arranged 42, 44 on the guide holder 36, with the upper movement guide 38 and the lower movement guide 40 being rotatably 46, 48 connected to the drawer body 26, resulting in a parallelogram guide 50 in this respect which ensures that the drawer body 26 is always in a vertically upright orientation in all operating states of the guide 24 .

A leaf spring 52 is also arranged on the lower movement guide 40 and presses against an inner side 54 of the drawer body 26 and thus biases the drawer body 26 in the vertical direction S upwards.

Furthermore, a sub-traverse 56 (only partially shown) is fastened 58 to the lower movement guide 40 and serves to stiffen the drawer 12 .

A guide element 60 in the form of a guide roller 60 is fastened 62 to the upper movement guide 38 and engages the guide curve 32 and is guided therein.

The side wall 64 of the drawer body 26 is designed as a second protective wall 64 . A third protective wall 66 is mounted 68, 70 on both the lower movement guide 40 and the upper movement guide 38.

The guide plate 30 has an undercut 72 with respect to the guide curve 32, so that the guide roller 60 can move freely in the guide curve 32 (cf. 8 ) without coming into contact with the wall unit 20.

In 9 it can be seen that the guide curve 32 has a first section 74 which runs exclusively horizontally. Then the guide curve 32 merges into a part 76 which runs both horizontally and vertically, that is to say inclined. Then there is a reversal point 78, which merges into a downwardly inclined part 80, which has an end position 82.

The drawer 12, in which, for example, a removable holder 84 for organic waste can be arranged, now functions as follows.

Im in the 1 and 3 In the first operating position of the drawer 12 shown, with the drawer body 26 fully retracted, the drawer body 26 is at a vertical first level V1, so that the drawer body 26 with the panel (not shown) arranged in front of it is flush with the front side 18 of the sink base unit 10.

The drawer body 26 is located in front of the siphon 16 so that this space is used optimally. The lateral parts 28, 30, 38, 40 of the guide 24 are at a sufficient distance laterally from the siphon 16 so that the function of the siphon 16 is not impaired.

When the drawer body 26 is pulled out of the school base cabinet 10, the runner 34 is horizontally displaced in the guide rail 28. (A handle or a recess can be arranged on the panel to make it easier to pull out the drawer body 26.) At the same time, the guide roller 60 arranged on the upper movement guide 38 is guided in the guide curve 32, specifically in the section 74 that runs exclusively horizontally the drawer body 26 is moved exclusively horizontally until it is displaced in relation to the panel 18 such that a lifting movement coupled with a horizontal extension movement does not lead to a collision with this panel 18 .

Then, by further pulling out the drawer body 26, the guide roller 60 is guided in the inclined section 76 of the guide curve 32, whereby the drawer body 26 is raised by means of the upper movement guide 38 with further horizontal extension.

At the very short section of the reversal point 78 of the guide curve 32, the drawer body 26 can only be lifted vertically, with no horizontal movement taking place (cf. 4 and 6 ).

After overcoming the reversal point 78, the guide roller 60 reaches the downwardly inclined section 80 of the guide curve 32, as a result of which the guide roller 60 can be moved to the end position point 82, supported by the gravity of the drawer body 26, and can come to rest there, with the drawer body 26 in turn is slightly lowered. The drawer body 26 is now at the second vertical level V2, which is evidently raised relative to the first vertical level V1. In addition, section 80 causes a horizontal retraction movement, so that drawer body 26 is now in flush contact with panel 18 of sink base unit 10 (cf. 2 , 5 and 7 ).

In this second operating position of the drawer 12, the drawer body 26 with the receptacle 84 for biowaste is at such a working height that biowaste, which arises in the sink 14, for example when cleaning vegetables and the like, easily falls into the receptacle 84 can be transferred. On the other hand, a work board (not shown) could also be placed on the receptacle 84 so that there is a work surface directly in front of the sink 14 .

Because the end position point 82 is the lowest point of the downwardly inclined section 80 of the guide curve 32, this position of the drawer body 26 is secured against vertical displacement, so that a heavy load can also be held on the drawer body 26.

If other uses are desired for the drawer 12, it could also be designed and dimensioned in such a way that the worktop 22 and the drawer body 26 are flush.

In order to push the drawer body 26 back into the sink cabinet 10, the drawer body 26 must first be lifted slightly and pulled away from the worktop 22, as a result of which the guide roller 60 follows the guide curve 32 in section 80 until the reversal point 78 is reached. There the drawer body 26 sinks due to gravity, but dampened by the spring 52, and then slides further down to the vertical first level V1 by means of the guide roller 60 guided in section 76 of the guide curve 32, after which the drawer body 26 is then pushed completely horizontally into the sink base cabinet 10 can (cf. 1 and 3 ).

Thus, a retraction movement of the drawer body 26 cannot take place at the beginning, but only after an initial lowering along the section of the reversal point 78 after reaching the inclined section 76, in which a synchronous lowering and retraction of the drawer body 26 takes place, and later in the exclusively horizontal running section 74, in which only a retraction movement is possible without a vertical displacement of the drawer body 26 can take place. This prevents the drawer body 26 from colliding with the panel 18 .

When the drawer body 26 is pulled out and raised or lowered, the third wall protection 66, which is also coupled to the parallelogram guide 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 at the attachment points 68, 70, is automatically shifted in such a way that the between the first wall protection 37 and the second wall protection 64 is covered and the upper movement guide 38 and the lower movement guide 40 are almost completely covered (cf 6 and 7 ; in 2 the third protective wall 66 on the right side is omitted for the sake of clarity and also in FIGS 4 and 5 ). This provides effective protection against pinching for body parts, especially fingers. It can be seen (cf. 1 , 7 and 8th ) that the third protective wall 66 is guided behind the second protective wall 64, which in turn is guided behind the first protective wall 37, whereby a collision is prevented.

The leaf spring 52 not only dampens the movement of the drawer body 26, but also prestresses the drawer body 26 in the vertical upward direction, so that the lifting movement is supported. Instead of this leaf spring 52, a gas pressure spring could also be used, which would further support the lifting movement. However, the gas pressure spring should then be able to be locked in the second operating position of the drawer 12 so that the drawer body does not move independently to the position in which the guide roller 60 is located at or above the reversal point 78 .

With all movements of the drawer 12, no waste can escape from the receptacle 84 because the drawer body 26 is always vertical over the entire displacement path due to the parallelogram guidance formed by the upper motion guide 38, the lower motion guide 40 and the corresponding bearing points 42, 46 and 44, 48 remains upright.

It can also be seen that the space under the drawer 12 can be used completely over the height H, so that further drawers, pull-out elements or simply storage space can be arranged there.

From the above illustration it has become clear that with the present invention a drawer 12 is provided which enables a vertical displacement of the drawer body 26 in a simple manner. This drawer 12 can be used in the context of a sink cabinet 10, and it can preferably be arranged in front of a siphon 14 without the storage space H under the siphon 14 being lost. In addition, the drawer 12 is designed in such a way that body parts are effectively prevented from becoming trapped.

Unless otherwise stated, all features of the present invention can be freely combined with one another. Unless otherwise stated, the features described in the description of the figures can also be freely combined with the other features as features of the invention. A limitation of individual features of the exemplary embodiment to the combination with other features of the exemplary embodiment is expressly not intended. In addition, specific features can also be used as procedural features in a reformulated form, and procedural features can be reworded as specific features. Such a reformulation is thus automatically disclosed.

reference list

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piece of furniture according to the invention, sink cabinet

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drawer according to the invention

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kitchen sink

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siphon

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Panel of the sink cabinet 10

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cabinet body

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countertop

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guide

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drawer body

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guide rail

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guide plate

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guide curve, groove

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runner, sleigh

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guide holder

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first protective wall

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upper movement guide

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lower movement guide

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rotatable assembly

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rotatable assembly

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parallelogram guidance

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vertical bias of the drawer body 26, leaf spring

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Inside of the drawer body 26

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lower beam

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attachment

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Guiding element, guiding role

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attachment

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Side wall of the drawer body 26, second protective wall

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third protective wall

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storage

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Undercut of the guide plate 30

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first section of the guide curve 32

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Part of the guide curve 32, which runs both horizontally and vertically, ie inclined

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Reversal point 78 of the guide curve 32

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downward sloping part of the guide curve 32

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End position of the guide cam 32

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Biowaste holder removable from the drawer body 26

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horizontal direction

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Height of the storage space available under the drawer 12, lower level of the pull-out device (28, 30, 34)

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perpendicular direction

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vertical first level

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vertical second level

Claims (15)

1. A drawer (12) having a drawer body (26), the drawer having a pull-out device (28, 30, 34) adapted to displace the drawer body (26) in a horizontal direction (H), and having a lifting device (38) adapted to displace the drawer body (26) in a vertical direction (S) from a vertical first level (V1) to a vertical second level (V2), wherein there is a guide (30, 38, 60) having at least one pivot element (38) vertically displacing the drawer body (26), characterized in that the guide has a guide curve (32), in which a guide element (60) is guided, wherein the guide curve (32) has at least one section (74) only running horizontally and a thereto connected section (76) running in an inclined manner.
2. The drawer (12) according to Claim 1, characterized in

   that the guide (30, 38, 60) is part of the pull-out device (28, 30, 34) and the lifting device (38), so that the pull-out and the lifting movement and/or the lowering and pull-in movementof the drawer body (26) can be carried out as a coupled movement, and/or

   that the guide (30, 38, 60) force-couples the pull-out device (28, 30, 34) and thelifting device (38) to that effect that, starting from a retracted resting position of the drawer body (26), first the drawer body (26) is at least partially pulled out before the vertical displacement is carried out subsequently to the pull-out movement or simultaneously to a further pull-out movement, and/or, starting from a lifted pull-out position of the drawer body (26), a horizontal pull-in movement of the drawer body (26) is only possible after or during a vertical lowering movement, and/or

   that the guide has a sliding block guide (32, 60), wherein the pivot element (38) preferably is coupled to the sliding block guide (32,60).
3. The drawer (12) according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a guide rail (28)is provided, on which a carriage (34) is disposed, wherein the guide rail (28) preferably runs horizontally.
4. The drawer according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the guide curve (32) preferably is configured in the form of a trough (32) or groove,and/or that the guide element (60) is configured as a guide roller (60).
5. The drawer (12) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the guide (30,38,60) has a safety position (82), which secures a vertically pulled-out position of the drawer body (26), preferably the drawer body (26), on the vertical second level (V2).
6. The drawer (12) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in thatthe guide (30, 38, 60) has a reversal point (78), at which a pull-in movement of the drawer body (26) is possible, wherein this pull-in movement does not occuron the vertical first level (V1).
7. The drawer (12) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized inthat the drawer body (26) is mounted in a pretensioned manner in the vertically rising direction (52), wherein preferably a spring element, in particular a leaf spring (52) or a gas pressure spring, is provided for the pretensioning.
8. The drawer (12) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one protective wall (37, 64, 66) is provided, which covers at least a portion (38) of the guide (30, 38, 60) at the side.
9. The drawer (12) according to Claim 8, characterized in that at least two protective walls (37, 64, 66) arranged relatively moveable to one another are provided, wherein preferably three protective walls (37, 64, 66) are provided, ofwhich in particular a first protective wall (37) is fixedly connected to the carriage (34), a second protective wall (64) is fixedly connected to the drawer body (26), and a third protective wall (66) is moveably connected to the guide (30,38,60) between the first protective wall (37) and the second protective wall (64).
10. The drawer (12) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the drawer body (26) is configured so that it can be manually pulled out in a horizontal manner and is vertically displaceable, and/or that the vertical first level (V1) is lower than the vertical second level (V2), and/or
    that the drawer (12) is configured in such a manner that the drawer body (26) during thehorizontal or vertical displacement is not lowered below a lower level (R) of the pull-out device (28, 30, 34).
11. The drawer (12) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the drawer body (26) is situated at a parallelogram guide (38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48), which ensures that the drawer body (26) in all operating positions of the drawer (26) is vertically aligned in the upright position, the parallelogram guide (38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48) preferably running between a guide holder (36) and the drawer body (26), wherein the guide holder (36) is situated in particular at theguide rail (28) according to Claim 3.
12. A piece of furniture (10) having at least one drawer (12), characterized in that the drawer (12) is configured according to one of the preceding claims.
13. The piece of furniture (10) according to Claim 12,
    characterized in that a cabinet, a chest of drawers, a table, a roll container, an office container, asecretary, a sideboard, a counter, a vertico or a showcase is concerned, wherein preferably it is a sink base cabinet (10).
14. A method for opening a drawer (12) having a drawer body (26), the drawer (12) having a pull-out device (28, 30, 34) adapted to displace the drawer body (26) in the horizontal direction (H), and having a lifting device (38) adapted to displace the drawer body (26) in the vertical direction (S) from a vertical first level (V1) onto a vertical second level (V2), wherein a guide (30,38,60) having at least one pivot element (38), which displaces the drawer body (26) vertically,is used, characterized in that the guide has a guide curve (32) in which a guideelement (60) is guided, wherein the guide curve (32) has at least one section (74) only running horizontally and a thereto connected section (76) running in an inclined manner.
15. The method according to Claim 14, characterized in that the drawer is used according to one of Claims 1 to 11.

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