EP3735152B1 - Arrangement of a furniture panel and a movement fitting with integrated assembly element for the movement fitting, furniture body, and furniture comprising such a furniture panel - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to an arrangement of a furniture panel and a movement fitting for movable furniture parts, the furniture panel having a recess and an integrated mounting element for receiving a movement fitting, the mounting element having a base and side sections protruding from the base on at least two sides of the base, and the Mounting element is inserted into the recess of the furniture panel and the recess extends from a side surface and at least one end face of the furniture panel. In this case, at least the base of the mounting element is non-positively or materially connected to a mating surface of the recess and the mounting element has means for fastening the movement fitting, with the movement fitting being able to be inserted essentially completely into the furniture panel with regard to the side surface of the furniture panel, and with moving parts of the movement fitting can be moved out of a front side of the furniture panel. The invention also relates to a furniture body or a piece of furniture.

The bodies of furniture are usually formed from furniture boards based on wood or a wood-based material, such as chipboard or medium-density or high-density fiberboard (MDF - Medium Density Fiber, HDF - High Density Fiber), are made. Connection fittings, movement fittings or other functional fittings are used to connect the furniture panels to one another or for the articulated connection of movable furniture parts such as doors or flaps, which are collectively referred to as fittings in this context. Fittings are generally made from plastics and/or metal materials. Larger fittings in particular are usually placed on the furniture panels and screwed to them. They then protrude into the interior of the furniture body, which means that they are not visible when the door or flap is closed, but impair the appearance of the furniture body when the door or flap is open and reduce the usable interior volume of the furniture body.

In the case of smaller fittings, embedding in a bore or recess is also known. The pamphlet GB 1,158,961A shows, for example, a hinge with two mutually pivotable sections, each having the shape of a hinge pot. The hinge cups are inserted into corresponding recesses in furniture boards. The pamphlets WO 2010/060991 A1 and DE 20 2008 015732 U1 disclose connecting fittings for furniture panels, which are glued into a hole or recess in a furniture panel, in particular a lightweight furniture panel, by injecting adhesive into an adhesive channel after the fitting has been inserted. The pamphlet EP 2 530 227 A1 shows a hinge for pivotal connection two plate-shaped glass elements. There are recesses in the glass elements, in each of which a part of the hinge is inserted flush with the surface using an adapter element. In a similar way, according to the reference FR 2 404 607 A1 a part of a hinge is held in a recess in a furniture panel by means of an adapter. A simple replacement of the fitting is not possible in each case.

The pamphlet DE 20 2014 105 730 U1 describes a furniture board in which an insert is arranged as a mounting element in a material recess, which can accommodate a movement fitting. The material recess can be provided with undercut sections in order to fix the insert at least in one direction perpendicular to the surface of the furniture panel. Further details on the attachment of the insert to the furniture panel or the movement fitting on the insert are not described. The advantage of arranging the insert in the recess in the furniture panel is that the movement fitting used is positioned completely or partially countersunk relative to the surface of the furniture panel, so that it does not protrude or protrudes less into the interior of a furniture body.

It is an object of the present invention to develop an arrangement made up of a furniture panel and a movement fitting in such a way that the movement fitting can be fitted and also dismantled in a simple manner.

This object is achieved by an arrangement and a furniture body or a piece of furniture with such an arrangement with the features of the respective independent claim. Advantageous configurations and developments are the subject matter of the dependent claims.

An arrangement according to the invention of the type mentioned at the outset is characterized in that guides, in particular in the form of guide webs, are arranged or formed on the mounting element, which allow the movement fitting to be pushed in parallel to the floor. The guides can be arranged or formed on the floor, but also on the side sections. The guides allow the movement fitting to be pushed in from the front. A cassette-shaped mounting element can be used, which conceals the recess on the inside of the carcass.

The fastening means can already be integrated into the furniture panel when it is being manufactured and allows the movement fitting to be fastened in a very confined space. Through the non-positive or material connection with a counter surface the recess, it has a reinforcing (stabilizing) function for the furniture board. Because of the stabilization, the cutout (seen from the side surface of the furniture panel) can be made larger and/or deeper than would be possible without the stabilization of the furniture panel in the area of the cutout. The space available for the movement fitting within the furniture panel can thus be effectively increased despite the additional fastening means.

The fact that the movement fitting can be inserted essentially completely into the furniture panel with regard to the side surface of the furniture panel means that the movement fitting is integrated into the furniture panel so that it does not protrude or only slightly into the interior of a furniture body. The expression “substantially” is to be understood in such a way that any overhang of the movement fitting is so small that the movement fitting does not impair the design of the interior of the body. The overhang is preferably less than 3 millimeters (mm), or in relative terms, preferably less than about 10% of the depth of the recess.

In an advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the recess is (subsequently) introduced into the furniture panel, preferably milled or embossed. The furniture panel can thus initially be produced conventionally, e.g. from wood or a wood composite material, without the recess. The recess can then be created later. This can preferably be done from the side surface. Alternatively, the recess can be created together with the furniture board in a primary molding process, e.g. in a foaming or casting process.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the recess has a constant depth over its area. In particular, when the recess is milled, this represents a form of recess that is easy to produce. In principle, however, other forms are also possible, for example a recess with a stepped depth, the recess being in the area of the movement fitting, in which moving fitting elements such as levers or the like are arranged, is lower than in other areas.

The depth of the recess can be at least 14 mm, for example, and the thickness of the material of the furniture panel remaining in the region of the recess can be between approximately 1 and 10 mm.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the mounting element is adhesively bonded into the recess. Bonding saves space and can be implemented even if the remaining material thickness of the furniture board is small in the area of the recess. If the bottom of the mounting element is glued to the furniture panel over the entire surface or almost over the entire surface, the material thickness of the furniture board can be particularly low in the area of the cutout, creating the maximum possible depth of installation space for the movement fitting.

As an alternative or in addition to gluing, the base can have several shaped elements, e.g. spikes, which can be pressed into the opposite surface of the recess and which also create a stabilizing connection.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the end face with the recess is provided with a coating on the narrow side, e.g. an edge band. An end face of the base is preferably aligned with the end face provided with the recess and the end face of the base is—preferably essentially completely—covered by the coating on the narrow side.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the mounting element is made of a metallic material, with a modulus of elasticity of the metallic material being at least a factor of 10 higher than a modulus of elasticity of a furniture panel material or furniture panel composite material. Such a large difference in the modulus of elasticity (E-modulus), in particular with regard to a tensile load, makes it possible to compensate for a material weakening of the furniture panel due to the recess with a relatively thin base of the mounting element. In this way, space is created for the movement fitting without reducing the strength or stability of the furniture panel. The moduli of elasticity of typical materials or composite materials of furniture panels are in the range of about 1000 to about 6500 N/mm ² (Newton per square millimeter).

In a further advantageous embodiment, the furniture panel of the arrangement has a cover for the movement fitting used in the mounting element, which can protrude up to a maximum of 3 mm over the side surface. Such a cover is visually inconspicuous and not disturbing. Due to the small overhang, the maximum volume provided by the recess can be used by the movement fitting.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the means for fastening the movement fitting are attached to the floor. The means for fastening the movement fitting can, for example, be mounting bolts which protrude perpendicularly from the floor and onto which the movement fitting is fitted with corresponding mounting bores. The mounting bolts can each have a bore with an internal thread into which mounting screws can be screwed. In this way, the movement fitting can be easily inserted into the recess and fastened from the inside of the furniture panel on the carcass side.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the arrangement, the base has at least one embossing on which the movement fitting rests. Due to the at least embossing, the contact point or the contact points of the movement fitting on the mounting element are precisely defined and it is possible to keep a height tolerance of the structural unit consisting of mounting element and movement fitting within a narrow dimensional range. Any unevenness in the bottom of the mounting element is therefore no longer relevant to the overall height.

In this case, locking means are preferably provided, by means of which the movement fitting locks with the mounting element. The latching means can preferably be latching springs which are arranged or formed on the base and/or on the side sections and/or on the movement fitting. The detent springs can be arranged and designed in such a way that the locking of the movement fitting is released by inserting an insertion tongue of a removal tool into a gap between the mounting element and the movement fitting. In this way, the movement fitting can also be removed again if necessary for repair or maintenance or for replacement.

A furniture body according to the invention or a piece of furniture according to the invention has a wall, in particular a side wall, which has such an arrangement of a furniture panel with an integrated mounting element and a movement fitting. The advantages described in connection with the arrangement result.

The invention is explained in more detail below on the basis of exemplary embodiments with the aid of figures.

Fig. 1

ein Möbel mit einer Seitenwand mit integriertem Montagelement für einen Bewegungsbeschlag;

Fig. 2

eine isometrische Explosionsdarstellung eines ersten Ausführungsbeispiels einer Anordnung einer Möbelplatte mit Montageelement und eines Bewegungsbeschlags;

Fig. 3a

eine stirnseitige Ansicht der Möbelplatte gemäß Fig. 2;

Fig. 3b

eine Schnittdarstellung eines Abschnitts der Möbelplatte gemäß Fig. 2

Fig. 4a, b

eine isometrische Schrägansicht und eine Seitenansicht einer Möbelplatte mit Montageelement eines zweiten Ausführungsbeispiels;

Fig. 5a, b

wie Fig. 4a, b mit eingesetztem Bewegungsbeschlag;

Fig. 6

eine isometrische Darstellung eines Montageelements mit teileingeschobenem Bewegungsbeschlag; und

Fig. 7

eine isometrische Ansicht des Montageelements 50 mit eingeschobenem Bewegungsbeschlag gemäß Fig. 6 sowie einem Entnahmewerkzeug.

The figures show:

1

a piece of furniture with a side wall with an integrated mounting element for a movement fitting;

2

an isometric exploded view of a first embodiment of an arrangement of a furniture panel with mounting element and a movement fitting;

Figure 3a

according to an end view of the furniture panel 2 ;

Figure 3b

a sectional view of a portion of the furniture panel according to FIG 2

Fig. 4a, b

an isometric oblique view and a side view of a furniture panel with mounting element of a second embodiment;

Fig. 5a, b

How Fig. 4a, b with inserted movement fitting;

6

an isometric representation of a mounting element with a partially inserted movement fitting; and

7

an isometric view of the mounting element 50 with the movement fitting pushed in according to FIG 6 and a removal tool.

In all figures, the same reference symbols identify the same or equivalent elements. For reasons of clarity, not every element in all figures is provided with a reference number in the figures.

In the description, terms such as top, bottom, left, right refer exclusively to the exemplary representation selected in the respective figures. The terms front and rear refer to an orientation of the furniture body, with the front side identifying the open side of the furniture body that generally faces the user.

1 shows an isometric view of a wall unit, for example a kitchen, as a first exemplary embodiment of a piece of furniture with composite elements as a side wall. As a composite element is within the scope of this application to understand an arrangement of a furniture board with an integrated functional component.

The upper cabinet comprises a furniture body 10 with a bottom panel 11 and a top panel 12 as well as two side walls 13. A rear wall is preferably present for reasons of stability, among other things, but is not visible in this exemplary embodiment.

The furniture body 10 is open at the front to gain access to the interior of the cabinet. A flap arrangement 20 is provided with a one-piece flap 21 in this example, in order to be able to close the opening of the furniture body 10 . The one-piece flap 21 is pivoted along its upper horizontal side edge. For this purpose, movement fittings 30 are provided, which are connected to the one-piece flap 21 with a lever system 33 in the upper region of the latter.

The movement fittings 30, also referred to below as fittings 30 for short, are arranged countersunk in the respective side wall 13 (apart from the lever mechanism 33, which is extended in the illustrated open position). When the flap 21 is in the closed state, the lever system 33 is completely retracted into the side wall 13 , possibly except for assembly elements for connection to the flap 21 . The area within the side wall 13 in which the fitting 30 is located is in the Fig.1 at the left side wall 13 indicated by a broken line. The fitting 30 is provided with a cover 36 on the right-hand side wall 13 .

The side wall 13 is characterized by side surfaces which ideally have the same surface quality throughout, at least on the outside of the furniture carcass 10 over their entire surface. The surface of the side panels can create design effects with different patterns, surface textures or different colors. The cover 36 is preferably flush with the rest of the surface of the side wall 13 on the respective inner side surface of the side walls 13 pointing towards the interior of the furniture carcass 10. It can be optically adapted or also deliberately set off optically in relation to the surface of the side wall 13.

According to the application, the side walls 13 are constructed from furniture panels 40 which have an integrated assembly element 50 for fastening the fitting 30 . The furniture panels 40 and thus the side walls 13 have an end face 43, which has an opening in the area of the fitting 30, into which the lever mechanism 33 of the fitting 30 dips or from which the lever mechanism 33 extends. In the closed state of the flap arrangement 20, the lever mechanism 33 is completely immersed in the opening, except for any fastening means with which it is connected to the flap 21, which is one-piece here.

The structure of a suitable for the side walls 13 furniture panel 40 is in connection with 2 , 3a and 3b in a first and in connection with the 4a to 7 explained in more detail below in a second exemplary embodiment.

2 shows an isometric side view of a furniture panel 40 with an integrated mounting element 50 and a fitting 30 and a cover 36 placed thereon in an isometric exploded view. The furniture board 40 is, for example, used to produce the side walls 13 in the furniture body 10 according to FIG 1 suitable.

The furniture board 40 is usually made of wood or a wood material (chipboard, MDF, HDF) or a wood/plastic composite material. In alternative configurations, stone slabs can also be used as furniture panels.

The furniture panel 40 has a recess 42 introduced from a side face 41 , which is also open at least in sections towards an end face 43 of the furniture panel 40 . The lever system 33 exits through the opening in the end face 43 .

The mounting plate 50 is inserted into the recess 42 and connected to the furniture panel 40, in particular glued. The mounting element 50 has a rectangular flat bottom 51 and three side sections 52. The side facing the end face 43 of the furniture panel 40 remains open. The base 51 is preferably formed in one piece with the side sections 52 and can be made of sheet steel, for example, with the side sections 52 being bent from the base 51 . The mounting element 50 can thus be manufactured inexpensively, for example, as a stamped and bent part.

The dimensions of the mounting element 50 correspond to the contour of the recess 42, so that the mounting element 50 can be inserted into the recess 42 from the side surface 41 of the furniture panel 40 with as precise a fit as possible can. Forces acting on the fitting 30 can already be introduced well into the furniture panel 40 via the mounting element 50 as a result of the precisely fitting insertion. In addition, connection means are additionally provided in order to fasten the mounting element 50 to the furniture panel 40 . The mounting element 50 can advantageously be glued into the recess 42, with the large-area base 51 being particularly suitable for gluing. Such a bonding not only fixes the mounting element 50, but also stabilizes the bottom of the recess 42, which under certain circumstances consists of a remaining layer of the furniture board 40 that is only a few millimeters (mm) thick. Gluing can also take place on the outer surfaces of the side sections 52 . Screw connections can also be provided at these points, in which screws are screwed through the side sections 52 of the mounting element 50 into the core material of the furniture panel 40 .

Mounting bolts 53 are also arranged on the base 51, for example welded in a spot welding process or inserted through openings in the base 51 and crimped to it. The fitting 30 to be used has mounting bores 34 at the positions of the mounting bolts 53 and is correspondingly pushed onto the mounting bolts 53 with these mounting bores 34 . In the exemplary embodiment shown, the mounting bolts 53 are provided with a central internal thread into which mounting screws 35 are screwed, which correspondingly secure the side plate 31 and thus the fitting 30 on the mounting bolt 53 .

On the fitting 30 is already associated with the cover 1 called cover 36 placed. For example, it can have latching means with which it is clipped onto the side plate 31 .

The recess 42 of the furniture panel 40 can be formed so deep that it completely accommodates the fitting 30, optionally with the cover 36. The area of the fitting 30, possibly with the cover 36, is then advantageous flush with the rest of the surface of the side surface 41. A surface that is optically almost homogeneous is created—in particular with the cover 36 in place. Nevertheless, after removing the cover 36 and loosening the assembly screws 35, the fitting 30 can be removed inwards towards the interior of the furniture body when the furniture is assembled, for example in order to be able to replace it in the event of a possible defect or wear.

Figure 3a shows a top view of the end face 43 of the furniture panel 40 with the mounting element 50, in which the fitting 30 is inserted and on which the cover 36 is placed.

In the upper part of the Figure 3b an area around one of the mounting bolts 53 is shown in a sectional view. In the lower part of Figure 3b a section of the mounting element 50 is reproduced in an enlarged view. The figures again show the surface-flush arrangement and fastening of the fitting 30 in the recess 42 in detail.

On the bottom 51 of the mounting element 50 are embossings 57 (cf. lower part of Figure 3b ) arranged on which the mounting bolts 53 are fixed. The contact points of the fitting 30 on the mounting element 50 are precisely defined by the embossing 57 and it is possible to keep the height tolerance of the structural unit consisting of the mounting element 50 and the fitting 30 within a narrow dimensional range. Any unevenness in the bottom 51 of the mounting element 50 is therefore irrelevant to the overall height. As an alternative to this, it is also conceivable to arrange the embossings 57 on the side plate 31 and/or 32 in order to achieve this effect.

In the Figures 4a and 4b a second exemplary embodiment of a furniture panel 40 with an integrated mounting element 50 is shown. Figure 4a shows the arrangement in a side view of the side surface 41 of the furniture panel 40 and Figure 4b in an isometric oblique view.

As in the previously shown embodiment, a recess 42 is made in the furniture panel 40, in which the mounting element 50 is inserted. This in turn has a flat bottom 51 which is folded on three sides, so that side sections 52 are formed. The side sections 52 end flush with the edges of the recess 42.

Gluing of the mounting element 50 to the furniture panel 40 is preferably provided again for fastening. Reference is made to the alternative or additional fastening methods in connection with the first exemplary embodiment.

In contrast to the first exemplary embodiment, the fitting 30 is not inserted from the side face 41 here, but pushed in from the end face 43 . The front opening is corresponding formed in the furniture panel 40 in such a way that the opening cross-section corresponds to the dimensions of the fitting 30 at points of its maximum installation height, so that it can be pushed in from the end face 43 .

In order to fasten the fitting 30 in the mounting element 50 , a guide bar 54 is arranged on the lower and on the upper side section 52 . When the fitting 30 is pushed in, the side plates 31, 32 projecting slightly upwards or downwards grip around the sides of the guide webs 54, as a result of which the fitting 30 is fixed in a direction perpendicular to the side face 41 of the furniture panel 40. Furthermore, in the example shown, in front of the guide webs 54 (seen in the insertion direction of the fitting 30) are arranged detent springs 55 which are flared inwards and with which the fitting 30 locks in the inserted state. Spring elements 56 are also arranged on the rear side section 52 of the mounting element 50, seen in the direction of insertion 6 and 7 is explained.

The furniture panel 40 with the fitting 30 inserted is shown in a manner analogous to that in FIGS Figures 4a and 4b in the Figures 5a and 5b shown. Again, the fitting 30 is aligned substantially flush with its side panel 31 pointing outwards with the side surface 41 of the furniture panel 40 . One in particular in the Figure 5b The remaining step to be seen is still filled by a cover (cf. cover 36 of the first embodiment), not shown here.

In 6 the insertion of the fitting 30 into the mounting element 50 is again shown as an example outside of the furniture panel 40 . In this figure it can be seen that in the case of the fitting 30 the side plates 31, 32 are spaced apart from one another by a frame 38. The frame 38 runs along at least the upper and lower sides and preferably also along the rear side of the fitting 30 and together with the side plates 31, 32 forms a housing of the fitting 30.

On the upper side and the lower side (not visible here), the frame 38 is offset slightly inwards relative to the side plates 31, 32, so that a U-shaped guide profile is formed in each case, which accommodates the corresponding guide bar 54. Next, a locking recess 37 is arranged in the frame 38 at a suitable point, in which the detent spring 55 engages, so that the fitting 30 not only through the guide 54 laterally, but also in view is fixed to the direction of insertion and can no longer be easily removed from the front.

The inserted state of the fitting 30 in the mounting element 50 is in the 7 played back. Next shows the 7 the attachment of a removal tool 60, which has a front handle part 61 and two strip-shaped insertion tongues 62 projecting perpendicularly therefrom and aligned parallel to one another. The insertion tongues 62 are inserted adjacent to the frame 38 between the side sections 52 of the mounting plate 50 and the fitting 30 and lever the detent spring 55 out of the detent recess 37. After the removal tool 60 has been pushed in, the locking of the detent springs 55 in the detent recesses 37 is thus released and the fitting 30 can be removed to the front for repair or replacement if necessary.

The fitting 30 is removed by the in 6 visible spring elements 56 supported. The spring elements 56 are tensioned when the fitting 30 is pushed in and spring out after the latching between the locking spring 55 and the locking recess 37 has been released and push the fitting 30 so far in the removal direction that it can then be easily gripped by a user.

The arrangement shown in the second exemplary embodiment thus also allows the fitting 30 to be replaced when the furniture carcass or piece of furniture is mounted.

Alternatively, other materials such as plastic or light metal can also be used for the mounting element 50 . The mounting element 50 can also be produced in several parts, in which case the detent springs 55 and spring elements 56 can be fixed separately from an elastic, resilient material.

Reference sign

10

furniture body

11

underbody

12

topsoil

13

Side wall

20

flap arrangement

21

one-piece flap

30

fitting

31:32

side plate

33

lever mechanism

34

mounting hole

35

mounting screw

36

cover

37

detent recess

38

Frame

40

furniture board

41

side face

42

recess

43

face

50

mounting element

51

Floor

52

side section

53

mounting bolts

54

guide bar

55

detent spring

56

spring element

57

embossing

60

removal tool

61

handle part

62

insertion tongue

Claims (21)

1. Arrangement of a furniture panel (40) and movement fitting (30) for movable furniture parts, wherein the furniture panel (40) has a recess (42) and an integrated assembly element (50) for accommodating the movement fitting (30), wherein the assembly element (50) comprises a base (51) and lateral portions (52) protruding therefrom on at least two sides of the base (51), and wherein the assembly element (50) is inserted into the recess (42) of the furniture panel (40), and the recess (42) extends from a lateral surface (41) and at least one end face (43) of the furniture panel (40), wherein at least the base (51) of the assembly element (50) is connected in a force-locked or materially-bonded manner to an opposing surface of the recess (42) and the assembly element (50) comprises means for fastening the movement fitting (30), wherein the movement fitting (30) is insertable essentially completely into the furniture panel (40), and wherein movable parts of the movement fitting (30) are extendable out of an end face (43) of the furniture panel, wherein guides are arranged or formed on the assembly element (50) which enable the movement fitting (30) to be pushed in parallel to the base (51).
2. Arrangement according to Claim 1, in which the recess (42) is introduced, preferably is milled or embossed in.
3. Arrangement according to Claim 1, in which the recess (42) is originally formed with the furniture panel (40).
4. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 3, in which the recess (42) has a constant depth over its area.
5. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 4, in which the assembly element (50) is adhesively bonded in the recess (42).
6. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 5, in which the base (51) comprises multiple shaped elements, for example, spikes, which can be pressed into the opposing surface of the recess (42).
7. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 6, in which the end face (43) having the recess (42) is provided with a narrow side coating, for example, an edge veneer.
8. Arrangement according to Claim 7, in which an end face of the base (51) is aligned with the end face (43) provided with the recess (42), wherein the end face of the base (51) is concealed by the narrow side coating.
9. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 8, in which the assembly element (50) is produced from a metallic material, wherein a modulus of elasticity of the metallic material is higher by at least a factor of 10 than a modulus of elasticity of a furniture panel material or furniture panel composite material, in order to compensate for a material weakening due to the recess (42).
10. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 9, in which the furniture panel (40) comprises a cover (36) for the movement fitting (30) inserted into the assembly element (50).
11. Arrangement according to Claim 10, in which the cover (36) protrudes in a range of 0 mm to 3 mm from the lateral surface (41).
12. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 11, in which the means for fastening the movement fitting (30) are attached on the base (51).
13. Arrangement according to Claim 12, in which the means for fastening the movement fitting (30) are assembly bolts (53) protruding perpendicularly from the base (51), onto which the movement fitting (30) is placed using assembly holes (34).
14. Arrangement according to Claim 13, in which the assembly bolts (53) comprise a hole having internal thread, into which assembly screws (35) can be screwed.
15. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 14, in which the base (51) comprises at least one embossment (57).
16. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 15, wherein the guides are in the form of guide webs (54).
17. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 16, in which the guides are arranged or formed on the lateral portions (52).
18. Arrangement according to any one of Claims 1 to 17, in which catch means are provided to lock the movement fitting (30) with the assembly element (50).
19. Arrangement according to Claim 18, in which the catch means are catch springs (55), which are arranged or formed on the base (51) and/or on the lateral portions (52) and/or on the movement fitting (30).
20. Arrangement according to Claim 19, in which the catch springs (55) are arranged and formed such that the locking of the movement fitting (30) is disengaged by an insertion of an insertion tongue (62) of a removal tool (60) into a gap between the assembly element (50) and the movement fitting (30).
21. A furniture body (10) or item of furniture having a wall, in particular a side wall (13), which comprises an arrangement of a furniture panel (40) having integrated assembly element (50) and a movement fitting (30) according to any one of Claims 1 to 20.

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