EP3735153A1 - Verfahren zum integrieren eines montageelementes für einen bewegungsbeschlag in eine möbelplatte sowie möbelplatte mit integriertem montageelement - Google Patents
Verfahren zum integrieren eines montageelementes für einen bewegungsbeschlag in eine möbelplatte sowie möbelplatte mit integriertem montageelementInfo
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- EP3735153A1 EP3735153A1 EP19700048.2A EP19700048A EP3735153A1 EP 3735153 A1 EP3735153 A1 EP 3735153A1 EP 19700048 A EP19700048 A EP 19700048A EP 3735153 A1 EP3735153 A1 EP 3735153A1
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- furniture
- fitting
- recess
- furniture panel
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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
- 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
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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
- A47B2220/00—General furniture construction, e.g. fittings
- A47B2220/0061—Accessories
- A47B2220/0069—Hinges
- A47B2220/0072—Hinges for furniture
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- the invention relates to a method for integrating a mounting element for a movement fitting in a furniture panel.
- the invention further relates to a furniture panel with an integrated mounting member for receiving a motion fitting for movable furniture parts, wherein the mounting member has at least one side wall and plate is inserted into a recess of the furniture.
- the invention relates to a furniture body or a piece of furniture with such a furniture panel.
- the cabinets of furniture are usually formed of furniture panels, which are made on the basis of wood or a wood material, such as a chipboard or a medium-density or high-density fiberboard (MDF - Medium Density Fiber, HDF - High Density Fiber).
- MDF Medium Density Fiber
- HDF High Density Fiber
- Fittings are usually made of plastics and / or metallic materials. Usually larger fittings in particular are placed on the furniture panels and screwed with them.
- the document DE 20 2014 105 730 U1 describes a furniture panel in which in a material recess an insert part is arranged from one side of the furniture panel, which can accommodate a motion fitting.
- the Materialaus recess may be provided with undercut portions to fix the insert plate at least in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the furniture plate. Further details for attaching the insert to the Mö belplatte or the motion fitting on the insert are not be written.
- An advantage of the arrangement of the insert in the recess in the furniture panel is that the motion fitting used is wholly or partially positioned opposite the surface of the furniture panel sunk, whereby he does not or less in the interior of a furniture carcass protrudes. However, the motion fitting is also visible on at least one side of the furniture panel and prevents a visually and in terms of the material and the texture homogeneous side surface of the furniture panel.
- a furniture panel according to the invention of the type mentioned is characterized in that the furniture panel of at least two partial panels together is added and the recess extends in at least one partial plate of a side surface of the partial plate and at least one end side of the furniture plate forth and the recess in the direction of at least another part is directed plate, wherein at least the side wall of the mounting member frictionally or cohesively ver with a mating surface of the recess is prevented and the mounting member has means for fixing theposisbe impact.
- the motion fitting is essentially vollstän dig used in the furniture plate, wherein movable parts of theecuringsbe impact are moved out of an end face of the furniture panel.
- the mounting element of the motion fitting can be used by a stirnsei term opening of the furniture panel and possibly also removed again who the.
- the mounting element is already incorporated in the manufacture of the furniture panel in this.
- the recess which receives the mounting member areIflä chig introduced from one side of the sub-plate ago. It is created as a recess, which can also take a correspondingly large mounting element for a large movement fitting, such as a flap fitting, take men.
- the mounting element may for example be cassette-shaped forms and have two opposite side walls.
- the motion fitting while "essentially completely" in the Mö belplatte can be used, it should be understood that a possible low was about the movement fitting against the front of the furniture panel is so small that it closes a furniture body or a piece of furniture by the movable furniture part (door, flap, front, etc.) is not affected.
- the possible supernatant is preferably less than about 1 -3 millimeters (mm).
- a supernatant of this size is typically within existing gaps between the furniture body and the movable furniture part, or may be compensated by a narrow side coating (e.g., an edge trimmer).
- the fitting (only) in its retracted state, in which the movable furniture part closes the furniture body is located inside the furniture panel. When you open the furniture part are the protruding components of the motion fitting, e.g. a lever mechanism, protruding over the front side.
- the recess is introduced into one of the sub-panels, whereas the other sub-panel is formed flat and without recess.
- the recess is introduced into one of the sub-panels, whereas the other sub-panel is formed flat and without recess.
- Ausspa ments are provided which together form the recess after joining the partial plates.
- the partial recesses can be designed mirror-symmetrical but this need not be.
- the recess or the partial recesses can (subsequently) be introduced into the partial plate (s), preferably milled or embossed.
- the sub-panels can be made conventionally eg first of wood or a wood composite material without the recess and the savings can be made afterwards. This can preferably be done from the 39flä che ago.
- the recess may be connected to the sub-plate be created in a primary molding process, for example drive in a foaming or G confusever.
- the Ausspa tion has a constant depth over its surface.
- this represents a simple producible form of the recess.
- there are also other shapes possible for example, a stepped in the depth recess, wherein the recess in the region of the motion fitting, in the moving Fitting elements such as levers or the like are arranged deeper than in other areas.
- the depth of the recess may be, for example, at least 14 mm, and the thickness of the remaining in the region of the recess material of the furniture panel may be between about 1 and 10 mm.
- the Monta geelement is glued into the recess cohesively.
- a bond is space-saving and can be implemented even with a small remaining material thickness of the furniture panel in the region of the recess.
- the furniture panel In a full-surface or nearly full-surface bonding of the side wall of the mounting member with the furniture panel may in the region of the recess, the furniture panel have a particularly low material thickness, creating a maximum depth installation space for the motion fitting is created.
- the sidewall may include a plurality of form elements, e.g. Spikes (spikes), which are einpressbar in the opposite surface of the recess and through which also a stabilizing Ver binding is created.
- Spikes spikes
- an end face of the side wall is aligned with the end face provided with the recess and the end face of the side wall is - preferably essentially completely - tenbe slaughterung covered by the Schmalsei.
- the Monta geelement has an inwardly curved side wall, which forms when Einset zen of the motion fitting to an approximately flat side wall ver and so by the bias in bonding a secure system Side wall of the mounting element ensures the recess of one of the sub-panels.
- the furniture panel are on the Mon day element guides, in particular in the form of guide webs, to be ordered or formed, which allow insertion of the motion fitting parallel to the side wall of the mounting member.
- the guides can be arranged on the side wall, but also on any existing, perpendicular from the side wall protruding side portions or Beforebil det.
- the guides allow insertion ofnamsbe shock from the front side.
- locking means are preferably provided, through which the movement shock latched to the mounting element.
- the locking means may preferably be detent springs, which are arranged or formed on the side wall and / or on the side sections and / or on the movement fitting.
- the detent springs can be arranged and designed so that by inserting a tongue of a removal tool into a gap between tween the mounting element and the motion fitting, the locking of the motion fitting is released.
- the movement fitting can also be removed again for repair or maintenance or replacement.
- the Monta geelement is made of a metallic material, wherein a modulus of elasticity of the metallic material by at least a factor 10 is higher than a modulus of elasticity of a furniture panel material or furniture panels composite material.
- modulus of elasticity in particular with regard to a tensile load, makes it possible to compensate for material weakening of the furniture panel by the recess with a relatively thin side wall of the mounting member. In this way space for the motion fitting is created without the strength or stability of the furniture panel decreases.
- the E-modules of typical composites or materials of furniture panels are in the range of about 1000 to about 6500 N / mm 2 (Newton per square millimeter).
- a method for integrating a mounting element into a furniture panel assembled from at least two partial panels has the following steps: at least one recess is made in at least one of the partial panels.
- a motion fitting or a not functioning fitting pattern inserted into the mounting member and it is an adhesive layer placed on at least one side of the mounting member.
- the adhesive layer, the at least one side of the Monta geelements and / or the recess on a structured surface is inserted into the recess of one of the partial plates and it is applied a further layer of adhesive on at least one side surface of the other sub-plate.
- the two sub-panels are assembled so that the arrangement of the motion fitting or the non-functioning fitting pattern and the mounting member is enclosed by the two sub-panels. Then the furniture panel is pressed with the inte grated mounting element and the motion fitting or the non-functioning fitting pattern.
- the structured surface of the adhesive layer or one of the two Oberflä surfaces (the mounting member or the recess), which are to be bonded together, allows compensation of manufacturing tolerances, specifically of manufacturing tolerances in the thickness of the mounting element, i. in a direction perpendicular to its areal extent, and manufacturing tolerances in the depth of the recess in the furniture panel.
- the tolerance range made light that on the one hand, the adhesive bond adheres well on both sides and on the other hand, the mounting element during pressing does not appear in the outer surface of the furniture panel Oberflä.
- the adhesive layer has adhesive in the form of a plurality of structural elements.
- the structural elements are e.g. 3-dimensional elements, in particular pyramids, pyra stumps, cones or truncated cones. They are preferably spaced from each other, so that remain after the application of the adhesive layer between adjacent structure elements free spaces. To compensate for tolerance so displaced adhesive can escape into the open spaces. The adhesive layer can thus be pressed together to a minimum thickness, which is achieved when the displaced adhesive fills the free spaces.
- the method are about 10 to 300 structural elements per cm 2 (square centimeters) IN ANY the adhesive layer IN ANY.
- typical suitable viscosities of the adhesive in the range of about 15,000 mPas (milli-pascal seconds) can be Structure elements form well and they retain their shape until pressed. If the adhesive is too viscous during application and / or the number per surface area of the structural elements is too high, a deformation of the structural elements for tolerance compensation is not possible or only incomplete. If the viscosity or the number per area is too low, the structural elements run and a tolerance compensation can not take place either.
- the adhesive has between 50 g / m 2 and 350 g / m 2 (grams per square meter) of adhesive and preferably between 150 g / m 2 and 250 g / m 2 adhesive.
- the adhesive can be applied by a preferably structured roller.
- An inventive furniture body or an inventive furniture with a wall, in particular side wall, has a previously described furniture plate. This results in the advantages described in connection with the furniture panel or the manufacturing method for the furniture panel.
- Fig. 1 is a furniture with a side wall with integrated Klappenbe
- Fig. 2 is a diagram for illustrating a manufacturing method of a
- FIG. 3 shows an isometric view of a mounting element with a partially inserted motion fitting
- Fig. 5 is a schematic isometric view of an adhesive layer
- Fig. 6, 7 shows two further isometric views of the partially assembled monplat te or parts of the furniture panel during the Heinrichspro process
- Fig. 8 is an isometric view of the finished furniture panel;
- Fig. 9a, 9b each have a side view for explaining a Toleranzausglei Ches by an adhesive layer; and
- Fig. 10 is an isometric view of the mounting member with scho surrounded movement fitting of FIG. 3 and a removal mewerkmaschine.
- front and back are to an orientation of the furniture body be attracted, the front side features the open and the user usually too facing side of the furniture body.
- Fig. 1 shows an isometric view of a wall unit beispielswei se a kitchen as an embodiment of a piece of furniture whose side walls 13 are formed by furniture panels 40 having an integrated mounting member 50 for a movement fitting 30.
- the upper cabinet comprises a furniture body 10 with an underbody 1 1 and a top floor 12 and two side walls 13.
- a rear wall is given to before, among other things, for stability reasons, in this embodiment, for example, not visible.
- the furniture body 10 is open to the front to gain access to the interior of the cabinet. It is a flap assembly 20 is provided with a one-piece in this example flap 21 to close the opening of the furniture body 10 can.
- the one-piece flap 21 is pivotally mounted along its upper hori zontal side edge.
- the BEWE supply fittings 30 are provided, the rich with a lever mechanism 33 in the upper loading of the one-piece flap 21 are connected thereto.
- the movement fittings 30 - hereinafter abbreviated also as fittings 30 - are (except for the in the illustrated open position driven from lever mechanism 33) within the respective side wall 13 in Monta- arranged ge elements 50 which are integrated in the side wall 13.
- the lever mechanism 33 In ge closed state of the flap 21, the lever mechanism 33 is possibly retracted to Monta geiata for connection to the flap 21 completely in the side wall 13.
- the area within the side wall 13, in which the loading shock 30 is located, is indicated in Fig. 1 by a dashed line.
- the side wall 13 is characterized by side surfaces, which are ideally in one piece and over the entire surface can have a consistently same Oberflä chenbelvesheit.
- the surface of the one-piece side surfaces can create design effects through different patterns, surface texture or different colors. This is preferably true for ei ne outer side surfaces, as well as for the interior of the Pkor pus 10 facing inner of the side surfaces.
- the side walls 13 also have an end face which has an opening in the region of the fitting 30, into which the lever mechanism 33 of the fitting 30 dips or out of which the lever mechanism 33 extends. In the closed state of the flap assembly 20, the He beltechnik 33 is completely immersed in the opening to any fasteners, with which it is connected to the here eintei-leaflet 21.
- the side walls 13 are formed by furniture panels 40, de ren production and structure will be explained in more detail below in an embodiment
- a method for producing a furniture plate 40 with an inte grated mounting member 50 for receiving a fitting 30 is schematically illustrated.
- the furniture panel 40 is assembled in the illustrated embodiment of two sub-panels 41 and 42.
- the sub-plates 41, 42 are in the sem example each other mirror images recesses 41 1, 421 introduced.
- the recesses 41 1, 421 complement each other to a cavity in which the mounting member 50 is positioned with the loading shock 30.
- a first step S1 the fitting 30 is inserted into the mounting element 50.
- Fig. 3 of the partially Silicon ⁇ in the mounting member 50 bene fitting 30 is shown in more detail.
- the mounting member 50 has a rectangular planar base plate 51 and three side portions 52. The later facing the front of the furniture panel 40 side remains open.
- the base plate 51 is preferably integrally formed with the Be tenabêten 52 and may for example be made of sheet steel, wherein the side portions 52 are bent from the base plate 51.
- the mounting element 50 can thus be produced cost-effectively as a stamped and bent part, for example.
- the fitting 30 is cassette-shaped and has two parallel side plates 31, 32, which are spaced by a frame 34 from each other.
- Components of the fitting 30, as beispielswei se shown in Fig. 1 extendable lever mechanism 33 are secured by rivets or other fasteners on the side plates 31, 32. This he follows such that the side plates 31, 32 are as flat as possible and insbesonde re so that used fasteners do not protrude beyond the side plates 31, 32.
- the frame 34 extends along at least the upper and the lower side and preferably along the rear side of the fitting 30 and forms together with the side plates 31, 32 a housing of the fitting 30th
- the fitting 30 in the mounting member 50 is at the Unte ren and on the upper side portion 52 each have a guide web 53 is arranged.
- the sides of the guide webs 53 whereby the fitting 30 is fixed in a direction perpendicular to the side surface of the Mö belplatte 40.
- the guide webs 53 inwardly issued detent springs 54 are arranged, with which the fitting 30 is locked in the inserted state.
- a detent recess 35 is arranged, in which the detent spring 54 engages, so that the fitting 30 is fixed not only by the guide web 53 laterally, but also with regard to the insertion direction and not more readily to the front can be removed.
- rear side portion 52 of the mounting member 50 are also arranged Federele elements 55, whose function will be explained below in connection with FIG. 10 yet.
- step S1 a non-functional fitting pattern (dummy) instead of the fitting 30 in the mounting member 50 are used, which is removed after completion of the process.
- the fitting pattern should have the same outer dimensions as the fitting 30 to be used later.
- the base plate 51 of the mounting member 50 is provided with an adhesive layer 60. Details of the adhesive layer 60 will be discussed below in conjunction with FIGS. 5 and 9a, 9b.
- a next step S3 the assembly of mounting member 50 and fitting 30 in the partial recess 41 1 of a first of the sub-plates, in this case the sub-plate 41, is used.
- Fig. 4 shows this sub-plate 41 and the Anord voltage from mounting member 50 and fitting 30 before or during the Einset zens again increased again.
- the base plate 51 with the adhesive layer 60 points in the direction of the recess 41 1.
- the adhesive layer 60 is reproduced on the base plate 51 in a section enlargement.
- the figure shows that the adhesive layer 60 has a plurality of structural elements 61, which here have the shape of pyramids dull.
- a preferably regular arrangement of the structural elements 61 forms the adhesive layer 60 on the base plate 51.
- the density of the structural elements 61 is, for example, in a range between approximately 10 and 300 elements / cm 2 .
- the structural elements 61 instead of forming the structural elements 61 as truncated pyramids, it is also possible to use other, 3-dimensional geometric shapes such as truncated cones or cylinders or drop-like structures. It is also possible to apply the adhesive in unidirectional, linear structural elements. It is also conceivable that the adhesive layer 60 consists of a continuous adhesive layer and the composed structural elements. It is relevant here that the height of the adhesive layer 60 is not the same over the wetted surface, ie that no layer with a homogeneous layer thickness is applied.
- the adhesive used in the adhesive layer 60 is preferably a high viscosity adhesive which retains the structure shown after the jobs and ideally also weights them after insertion of the assembly of the mounting member 50 and the bracket 30 into the sub-panel 41 by the intrinsic weight the arrangement does not lose.
- the application of the adhesive layer 60 takes place, for example, by means of structured rollers which form the structural elements 61.
- the amount of adhesive used may be in a range between 50 g / m 2 and 350 g / m 2 (grams per square meter), preferably in a range from 150 g / m 2 to 250 g / m 2 .
- the viscosity of the adhesive at processing temperature (e.g., 120 ° C) is about 15,000 mPas (milli-pascal-seconds). If the adhesive is too viscous during application, deformation of the structural elements 51 for tolerance compensation is not possible or only incomplete. If the viscosity is too low, the structural elements 51 extend and a tolerance compensation can likewise not follow.
- a reactive polyurethane hot melt adhesive is preferably used as the adhesive.
- the polymers react with the humidity / moisture and crosslink to polyurethane.
- the adhesive solidifies and allows no further processing, so processing must take place within the so-called "open time" of the adhesive.
- the described method can also be carried out with other types of adhesives.
- the second of the sub-panels, the sub-panel 42 is also provided with an adhesive layer, which may be a continuous adhesive layer or an adhesive layer 60, which may also be structural elements 61 having. Due to the application of the adhesive to the second sub-panel 42 by means of a roller, the area of the sub-recess 421 remains free of adhesive.
- the provided with the adhesive layer 60 second sub-plate is shown in Fig. 6 again enlarged. It is good to recognize the plurality of regularly arranged structural elements 61.
- step S5 the first sub-plate 41 with the Anord voltage from assembly element 50 and fitting 30 and the second sub-plate 42 are joined and in a step S6 the resulting furniture panel 40 by applying pressure in a press, such as a lamination press, pressed until the adhesive layer 60 hardens.
- a press such as a lamination press
- the pressing may be under heat and / or cooling to assist or initiate the curing of the adhesive.
- heat input re-activatable adhesive can be used in conjunction with a press with heat, which ensures that waiting or storage times between steps S4 and S5 can be inserted.
- the press can be designed, for example, as a punch press with a positively guided punch, so that slippage of the partial plates 41, 42 is avoided with respect to each other.
- Fig. 7 shows the joining of the two partial plates 41, 42 and the order of assembly element 50 and fitting 30 and Fig. 8 finally assembled and finished by pressing furniture panel 40.
- the possibly easily visible joint between the sub-plates 41, 42nd can be used as a design element.
- one of the partial plates, for example the partial plate 41 consist of two layers or more, for example an outer layer of a wood material (optionally with a decorative layer laminated on the outside) and an internally applied glass, Plexiglas or metal.
- the corresponding Operaausspa tion 41 1 penetrates the inner layer and extends into the outer layer.
- the other sub-plate 42 is in turn made of the wood material in the thickness of the outer layer of the sub-plate 41.
- TES furniture plate 40 with a middle layer of the glass, Plexiglas or Me tall, through which the joint between the part plates is laminated. If a middle layer of a transparent or at least translucent material set, can be radiated laterally light that propagates through internal reflection so that it exits at the edges, which can represent an additional Designele element.
- FIGS. 9a and 9b the interaction of the adhesive layer 60 with the base plate 51 and the partial plate 41 is explained in greater detail in each case in the form of a schematic side view.
- Fig. 9a shows a maximum distance d ma x between the adhesive layer 60 with the wetted base plate 51 and the patch plate 41th
- This maximum distance d ma x is insignificantly smaller than a height h, which have the structural tur sculpture 61 of the adhesive layer 60 after the orders.
- a gewis water pressure between the assembly of fitting 30 and mounting member 50 and the sub-plate 41, which leads to the deformation of the structural elements 61 shown is required to connect the adhesive of the adhesive layer 60 well wetting with the surface of the sub-plate 41. If the adhesive layer 60 hardens in the situation shown in FIG. 9a, there is a resilient adhesive bond despite the remaining distance d max . Between the structural elements 61 remain ver free spaces 62, which do not affect the strength of the cured adhesive layer 60 depending.
- Fig. 9b shows the adhesive layer 60 when the sub-plate 41 maximum on the
- Base plate 51 is moved and thus is at a minimum distance d mi n to the base plate 51.
- the original shape of the Strukturele elements 61 with the height h is shown in Fig. 9b (as well as in Fig. 9a) for Ver anschaulichung.
- adhesive 63 displaced by the partial plate 41 is inserted into the now filled free spaces 62, which are shown in FIG.
- Figs. 9a and 9b show that the adhesive layer 60 by the Strukturelemen te 61 is capable of tolerances - especially due to the (wood) Be processing of the part plates 41, 42, by a variable thickness of the cured adhesive layer 60 between d to balance min and d max . Due to the large To leranz Scheme ensures that on the one hand, the adhesive joint adheres well to the sides (with too deep part of recesses 41 1, 421) and on the other hand, the arrangement of the fitting 30 and the mounting member 50 is not in the outer surface of the Part plates 41, 42 presses (with partial recesses 41 1, 421 with a too small depth). Since the correct position of the mounting member 50 in the step of pressing the two part plates 41, 42 results, the described in connection with FIG. drive with inserted fitting 30 or inserted fitting pattern carried out.
- the surface of the mounting member 50 may have a structured surface.
- An applied adhesive layer 60 which can then have a uniform thickness in itself, can also compensate for tolerances in this case, since excess adhesive can deviate from the structuring of the surface of the mounting element 50. The same applies if the surface to be bonded of the partial recesses 41 1, 421 is structured.
- FIG. 10 shows the attachment of a removal tool 70, which has a front grip part 71 and two of them perpendicularly projecting and mutually parallel aligned strip-shaped insertion tongues 72.
- the insertion tabs 72 are inserted adjacent to the frame 34 between the side portions 52 of the mounting plate 50 and the fitting 30 and pry the detent spring 54 from the detent recess 35. After inserting the removal tool 70 is thus the locking of the detent spring 54 in the detent recesses 35 repealed and the Fitting 30 can be removed forwards to repair or replace if necessary.
- the removal of the fitting 30 is supported by the visible in Fig. 3 Fe deriata 55.
- the spring elements 55 are stretched when inserting the fitting 30 and feathers after the release of the latching between the detent spring 54 and the detent recess 35 and push the fitting 30 so far in removal direction that he then can be used well by a Benut zer.
- the furniture panel 40 shown thus allows replacement of the fitting 30 with mounted furniture body or furniture.
- the use of other materials such as plastic or light metal is possible for the mounting member 50.
- plastic in particular a biopolymer material can be used, whereby a recycling of the furniture panel 40 is simplified.
- the Montageele element 50 may also be made in several parts, wherein the detent springs 54 and spring elements 55 may be made of an elastic resilient material separatelyaded det.
- the mounting member 50 has a receptacle on which an example frame-like cover can be attached, the edges of the fitting cover 30 so that they are not visible through the frontal opening of the furniture panel 40 as possible.
- the cover can, for example, by clips, klem men, stuck or screws are attached to the recording.
- the recesses 41 1, 421 may be formed so that they do not protrude into the side surfaces 412, 422, but that between the mounting member 50 and the side surfaces 412, 422 of the Operaplat th 41, 42 and thus also the front side the furniture panel 40 material remains.
- the mounting member 50 possibly with already inserted fitting 30, is then first completely absorbed in the furniture panel 40.
- the frontal Publ opening is introduced in the case subsequently from the front side in the furniture panel 40, in particular milled.
- the Monta geelement 50 may comprise a portion of suitably machinable material is milled into, so that a defined edge is formed. If a cover for the edge of the fitting is provided, which is fixed to the Monta geelement 50, this can be set after the milling of the opening.
- the mounting element 50 has a curved base plate 51 pointing inwards to the fitting 30 to be inserted.
- a set of the fitting 30 into the mounting member 50 thereby deforms the fitting-facing buckle elastically outward, so that the base plate deforms to an approximately flat shape.
- bonding the mounting member in the recess 41 1 one of the sub-plates 41 is ensured by the bias that an approximately backlash-free storage and on position of the fitting 30 to the mounting member 50 and the mounting member 50 to the sub-plate 41 is formed.
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