EP3875858A1 - Fastening arrangement of a guide rail on a rod for a cooking appliance, cooking appliance and arrangement of a fastening element on a horizontal bar for a cooking appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a fastening arrangement (11) of a guide rail (18) on a horizontal rod (14) for a cooking appliance, in which the guide rail (18) on the one longitudinal extension region (19) and extending in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) a rod (14) having an end region (17) running at an angle to the longitudinal extension region (19) is held by means of at least one fastening element (20) which per se has the longitudinal extension region (19) on a first side (S1) pointing in a first direction (R1) ) of the longitudinal extension region (19) and on a second side (S2) of the longitudinal extension region (19) pointing in a second direction (R2) perpendicular to the first direction (R1) overlaps, the fastening element (22) per se overlapping the end region (17) overlaps on exactly two sides (S3, S4) of the end area (17), one of the sides (S3, S4) of the end area (17) in a third direction (R3) and the other side ( S4) of the end region (17) points in a fourth direction (R4) running perpendicular to the third direction (R3).

Description

The invention relates to a fastening arrangement of a guide rail on a horizontal rod for a cooking appliance according to the preamble of claim 1. Furthermore, the invention relates to a cooking appliance according to the preamble of claim 14 and an arrangement of a fastening element for a guide rail of a cooking appliance on a horizontal rod of a side rail for the cooking appliance.

the EP 1 965 680 B1 discloses a quick fastening element for fastening guide rails to horizontally extending rods of a grid-like side part which are bent at an angle in the end region of a guide rail. Furthermore, the EP 2 310 693 B1 a quick fastening element for fastening a guide rail to a rod of a grid-like side part can be found as known. Furthermore, from the EP 2 403 380 B1 a quick fastening device with a guide rail is known.

The object of the present invention is to create a fastening arrangement of a guide rail on a horizontal rod for a cooking device, a cooking device and an arrangement of a fastening element for a guide rail of a cooking device on a horizontal rod of a side rail for the cooking device, so that the guide rail can be opened by means of the fastening element can be attached to the horizontal bar in a particularly simple and particularly stable manner.

According to the invention, this object is achieved by a fastening arrangement with the features of claim 1, by a cooking appliance with the features of claim 14 and by an arrangement with the features of claim 15. Advantageous configurations with expedient developments of the invention are specified in the remaining claims.

A first aspect of the invention relates to a fastening arrangement of a guide rail on a horizontal rod for a cooking device, in particular for a cooking device, in particular for an electric cooking device. The cooking device is, for example, an oven. The cooking appliance has a cooking space, designed for example as a trough, in particular a baking trough, in which, for example, food can be heated and thereby for example cooked and / or baked, in particular using electrical energy or electricity. The horizontal bar is to be understood as a bar which runs at least substantially horizontally in its installed position. The horizontal rod assumes its installed position in the fully manufactured state and in particular when the cooking appliance is fully manufactured and is in its intended position. The intended position of the cooking appliance is to be understood as such an intended position or orientation in which the cooking appliance is located, for example, in a kitchen and is used to heat food. The horizontal rod is, for example, part of a grille, in particular a side grille, which, when the cooking appliance is completely manufactured, is arranged in its cooking space, in particular on a side wall delimiting the cooking space. The side grille comprises, for example, at least two vertical rods which are spaced apart from one another in the horizontal direction and which run at least substantially vertically in the installed position or in the fully manufactured state of the cooking appliance. The vertical rods are connected to one another via the horizontal rod, in particular in such a way that the horizontal rod, in particular at both ends, is attached to the vertical rods, in particular welded to the vertical rods.

In the fastening arrangement, the guide rail is held or fastened to the horizontal rod, which is also simply referred to below as a rod, by means of at least one fastening element. This is to be understood in particular as follows: The guide rail has, for example, at least one stationary rail part and at least one movable rail part which is mounted on the stationary rail part so as to be movable, in particular translationally movable and, for example, longitudinally displaceable. In the fully manufactured state of the cooking device or in the installed position of the guide rail, which shows its installation position in the completely manufactured state of the Cooking device occupies, for example, the movable rail part, in particular in a translatory manner, moved relative to the fixed rail part and thus, for example, extended and retracted or pushed in and pulled out. It is particularly conceivable that the movable rail part can be moved in the horizontal direction relative to the fixed rail part, in particular in a translatory manner. In particular, the fixed rail part is held or fastened to the horizontal rod by means of the fastening element, so that the movable rail part can be moved relative to the stationary rail part and relative to the horizontal rod, in particular in the horizontal direction and / or translationally.

For example, a food carrier such as a baking sheet or a baking rack can be supported in the horizontal direction downwards on the guide rail, in particular on the movable rail part, so that, for example, the food carrier, in particular in the horizontal direction and / or translationally, with the movable rail part relative to the fixed rail part and thus can be moved relative to the horizontal rod. This makes it possible, for example, to move the food carrier and the food arranged on the food carrier at least partially, in particular at least predominantly or completely, out of the cooking space and back into the cooking space in a particularly simple manner without the food from the food carrier or the food carrier from the guide rail to have to remove.

The guide rail is held by the fastening element on the horizontal rod in such a way that relative movements between the fastening element and the horizontal rod and thus relative movements between the guide rail or between the fixed rail part and the horizontal rod are at least limited or avoided.

The horizontal rod has a longitudinal extension area running in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal rod and an angled and thus oblique or perpendicular to the longitudinal extension area, which is also referred to as an angled or angled end or angled or angled end area. For example, the horizontal Rod attached to the vertical rod via its angled end area, in particular in such a way that the angled end area of the horizontal rod, in particular directly, is attached to the horizontal rod, in particular is welded to the horizontal rod.

The fastening element per se, i.e. on its own and thus in particular viewed without the guide rail, overlaps or covers the longitudinal extent area on a first side of the longitudinal extent area pointing in a first direction and, for example, in the vertical direction downward, and on one in a perpendicular to the first direction extending second direction and thereby, for example, in the horizontal direction pointing second side of the longitudinal extension region. In the installed position of the rod, the fastening element and the guide rail, which assume their respective installation position in the fully manufactured state of the cooking device and in particular in the intended position of the cooking device, for example the second direction in the horizontal direction points outwards to the aforementioned and, for example, also as an oven wall designated side wall and thus, for example, away from the cooking space, which is designed, for example, as a baking space. It is particularly conceivable that the angled end area of the horizontal rod protrudes in the said second direction from the longitudinal extension area of the horizontal rod.

The feature that the fastening element itself overlaps or covers the longitudinal extent area on the first side pointing in the first direction and on the second side pointing in the second direction is to be understood in particular as meaning that the fastening element is viewed on its own and therefore without consideration or inclusion of the guide rail, that is to say, for example, when the guide rail is faded out or ignored, the longitudinal extension area overlaps on the first side and the second side as described. In other words, the guide rail is not part of the fastening element or the fastening element is not part of the guide rail or vice versa, so that, for example, the guide rail and the fastening element are individual components that are formed separately from one another and are connected to one another. Here, for example, the fastening element is fastened to the stationary rail part.

In order to be able to fasten the guide rail by means of the fastening element in a particularly simple and particularly stable manner to the horizontal rod and thus to the side rail as a whole, it is provided according to the invention that the fastening element per se, that is to say on its own, the end region of the horizontal Rod precisely, that is, overlaps on only or exclusively two sides of the end area. One of the sides of the end region points in a third direction which, for example, points downwards in the vertical direction in the installed position. The other side of the end region points in a fourth direction running perpendicular to the third direction and in this case, for example, to the longitudinal extent region. In other words, it is conceivable that the fourth side is a side of the end region facing the longitudinal extension region or a side of the end region pointing in the direction of the longitudinal extension region. Expressed again in other words, for example, the other side of the end area of the horizontal rod runs in a plane which is at least substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal extension region and thus to the longitudinal extension direction of the horizontal rod. The fact that the fastening element itself overlaps the angled end area of the horizontal rod only on the aforementioned two sides of the end area and not also on a further third side of the end area, at least with regard to the angled end area of the horizontal rod, the fastening element is like a bracket avoided. In other words, the fastening element is not designed as a clamp, at least with regard to the angled end region of the horizontal rod, so that the fastening element is not configured as a clamp-like holding section, at least with regard to the angled end region of the horizontal rod. Expressed again in other words, the fastening arrangement according to the invention does not clasp around the angled end region of the horizontal rod by the fastening element, so that the fastening element and consequently the guide rail can be fastened to the horizontal rod in a particularly simple manner. At the same time, when the guide rail is mounted on the horizontal rod, it is possible to close the fastening element in the horizontal direction under the angled end region of the horizontal rod slide, preferably not sliding the fastening element onto the angled end region of the horizontal rod. For this purpose, for example, the guide rail or the fastening element is first placed on the horizontal rod, in particular on the longitudinal extension area. The fastening element and the guide rail can then be moved in the horizontal direction relative to the horizontal rod, in particular moved in a translatory manner, in particular in such a way that the guide rail and the fastening element are moved, in particular pushed, in the direction of the angled end region of the horizontal rod. As a result, the fastening element can be pushed under the angled end region of the horizontal rod, whereby the fastening element and via this the guide rail can be fastened to the horizontal rod in a particularly simple manner. In addition, the fastening element and the guide rail can be fastened to the horizontal rod in a particularly stable manner, since forces and torques on the horizontal rod or on the side rail as a whole can be supported particularly advantageously via the fastening element. As a result, excessive relative movements between the guide rail and the side rail can also be avoided when high forces and torques act on the guide rail.

The fastening element can in particular be used as a quick fastening element, since the fastening element itself and the guide rail can be fastened reversibly detachably and without tools to the horizontal rod by means of the fastening element and can be detached again from the horizontal rod.

In order to be able to realize a particularly simple and stable mounting of the fastening element and thus the guide rail on the horizontal rod, it is provided in one embodiment of the invention that the first direction and the third direction run parallel to one another or coincide.

Another embodiment is characterized in that the first direction and / or the third direction away from the guide rail, in particular itself shows. A particularly simple and stable attachment of the fastening element to the horizontal rod can thereby be ensured.

In a further, particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the fourth direction runs in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal rod and points to an end of the horizontal rod opposite the angled end region in the longitudinal direction of the rod. Said end of the rod is, for example, a second end region of the horizontal rod, the second end region of which, for example, also runs at an angle and thus obliquely or perpendicularly to the longitudinal extension region. In particular, the second end region of the horizontal rod protrudes in the second direction from the longitudinal extension region of the horizontal rod. In particular, it is conceivable that the horizontal rod is attached to a first of the vertical rods via the first angled end area and to a second of the vertical rods via the second angled end area, in particular in such a way that the first angled end area is attached directly to the first vertical rod , in particular welded directly to the first vertical rod, wherein, for example, the second angled end region is attached directly to the second vertical rod, in particular welded to the second vertical rod. In this way, a particularly simple and stable fastening of the fastening element and thus the guide rail on the horizontal rod can be ensured.

In a further, particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the first angled end region along its circumferential direction over its circumference over at least 160 degrees, in particular over at least or exactly 150 degrees, without overlapping with the fastening element per se, that is, viewed on its own is. This means that the first angled end region of the horizontal rod is not overlapped or covered over at least 160 degrees by the fastening element per se, that is to say viewed on its own. As a result, a clamp-like gripping around the first angled end region by the fastening element per se is reliably avoided, so that the fastening element can be fastened to the horizontal rod in a particularly simple and stable manner.

In a further embodiment of the invention, the fastening element itself, that is, viewed on its own, also overlaps the longitudinal extent area on a third side of the longitudinal extent area, the third side of the longitudinal extent area pointing in a fifth direction opposite to the first direction and preferably parallel to the first direction . On the one hand, this allows the fastening element to be fastened to the horizontal rod in a particularly simple and, in particular, reversibly releasable manner, and to be released again from the horizontal rod. On the other hand, a particularly stable fastening or holding of the fastening element on the horizontal rod can be ensured in this way.

It has been shown to be particularly advantageous if the fifth direction points to the guide rail, in particular to itself. A particularly simple and stable holder can thereby be ensured.

Another embodiment is characterized in that the guide rail is arranged on the third side of the longitudinal extension area, the longitudinal extension region being covered by the guide rail in the fifth direction. This ensures that the guide rail is held particularly securely on the horizontal rod.

In order to be able to fasten the guide rail to the horizontal rod in a particularly simple and stable manner by means of the fastening element, it is provided in a further embodiment of the invention that the fastening element is formed separately from the guide rail and connected to the guide rail, in particular to the fixed rail part.

In a further embodiment of the invention, the horizontal rod is attached via its first angled end region to one or to the first vertical rod for the cooking appliance, the horizontal rod and the vertical rod preferably being formed separately from one another. This ensures a particularly stable and simple holder.

It has been shown to be particularly advantageous if the fastening element overlaps a length area of the vertical rod on one of the sides of the end area and on one side of the length area, the side of the length area in a direction opposite to the second direction and, for example, parallel to the second direction and in doing so, for example, points inwards into the cooking space away from the side wall. In this way, a particularly stable mounting of the fastening element and thus of the guide rail on the horizontal rod can be ensured in a simple manner.

It has been shown to be particularly advantageous if one side of the end area is an underside of the end area facing away from the guide rails in the longitudinal direction of the vertical rod. In this way, forces and / or torques can be supported particularly advantageously, so that excessive relative movements between the fastening element and the horizontal rod can be avoided in a simple manner, especially when high forces and torques act on the guide rail and thus on the fastening element.

In a further, particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the fastening element extends continuously from one side of the end region, that is to say without interruption, to the third side of the longitudinal extension region. As a result, a particularly advantageous guidance or conduction of forces can be implemented, so that a particularly stable support can be represented.

The fastening element is preferably designed in one piece per se and / or per se can be pushed in the horizontal direction under the first angled end region. For example, the fastening element itself is formed from sheet metal and / or is bent.

A second aspect of the invention relates to a cooking appliance, in particular an electric one, with a cooking space in which food is to be cooked. The cooking appliance has at least one horizontal rod which is arranged in the cooking space and which runs horizontally in the intended position of the cooking appliance. The cooking device includes in addition, at least one guide rail arranged in the cooking chamber, which is held on the horizontal rod arranged in the cooking chamber by means of at least one fastening element arranged in the cooking chamber. The horizontal rod has a longitudinal extension region running in the direction of longitudinal extension of the horizontal rod and an end region which runs at an angle and thus obliquely or perpendicular to the longitudinal extension region of the horizontal rod.

The fastening element itself overlaps the longitudinal extension region on a first side of the longitudinal extension region pointing in a first direction and, for example, in the vertical direction downward, and on a second side of the longitudinal extension region pointing in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, the second direction for example pointing away from the outside of the cooking space and, for example, towards a side wall of the cooking appliance. For example, the cooking space is at least partially, in particular at least predominantly or completely, delimited on the second side by the side wall.

In order to be able to fasten the fastening element and via this the guide rail in a particularly simple and particularly stable manner to the horizontal rod, the second aspect of the invention provides that the fastening element per se, that is to say by itself, the angled end area of the horizontal bar overlaps on exactly two sides of the end area. One of the sides of the end region points in a third direction and, for example, downwards in the vertical direction. The other side of the end region points in a fourth direction running perpendicular to the third direction and, for example, towards the longitudinal extension region. Advantages and advantageous configurations of the first aspect of the invention are to be regarded as advantages and advantageous configurations of the second aspect of the invention and vice versa.

A third aspect of the invention relates to an arrangement of a fastening element for a guide rail of an, in particular electrical, cooking appliance on a horizontal bar of a side rail for the cooking appliance. The arrangement according to the third aspect of the invention is, for example, a fastening arrangement of the fastening element or the guide rail on the horizontal rod, since, for example, the fastening element, in particular reversibly detachable, is attached to the horizontal rod and thus held. In this case, for example, the guide rail is fastened to the horizontal rod by means of the fastening element and is thus held.

In the arrangement according to the third aspect of the invention, the fastening element has a platform running in a horizontal plane, which can be supported or supported in the vertical direction upwards, in particular directly, on the guide rail and in the vertical direction downwards directly on one in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal Rod extending length region of the rod and is supported on an angled and thus obliquely or perpendicular to the length region of the horizontal rod extending end region of the horizontal rod. The features that the said plane is a horizontal plane and that the platform can be supported or supported in the vertical direction upwards on the guide rail and is supported in the vertical direction downwards directly on the length region, relate in particular to an installation position of the fastening element and the horizontal Rods that assume their respective installation position in the fully manufactured state of the cooking device and in particular in the intended position of the device, which can also be transferred to an installation position of the guide rail, which can be part of the arrangement.

The fastening element also has at least one tab which extends downwardly obliquely or vertically from the platform in the vertical direction and which is arranged on this side of the end region in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal rod, that is to say on a first arrangement side of the end region. The platform extends in the horizontal plane, running in the longitudinal direction of the length area, beyond the end area of the horizontal rod at an angle to the length area, whereby the fastening element per se, that is, on its own and thus viewed without the guide rail and without the horizontal rod, is free of a in the longitudinal direction of the rod beyond the end area, that is to say on a second side of the end area opposite the first side of the end area, and extending vertically downward obliquely or perpendicularly away from the platform. Thus it is intended that from Looking from the length area towards the angled end area, the fastening element does not engage behind the angled end area, but rather, for example, based on the angled end area per se, the fastening element is arranged exclusively in the vertical direction above the angled end area. In particular, the angled end area of the horizontal rod is not grasped by the fastening element in a clamp-like manner, so that the fastening element, at least with regard to the angled end region of the horizontal rod, is not a clamp-like holding section or does not have a clamp-like holding section that would grip the angled end area in a clamp-like manner. At the same time, it is conceivable that the fastening element can be moved in the horizontal direction relative to the horizontal rod, in particular translationally, in such a way that the fastening element can or is pushed onto the angled end region of the horizontal rod. However, when mounting the fastening element and thus the guide rail on the horizontal rod, it is preferably provided that the fastening element is moved exclusively in the vertical direction from top to bottom relative to the horizontal rod and is placed on the horizontal rod and in particular on the angled end area. Advantages and advantageous configurations of the first and second aspects of the invention are to be regarded as advantages and advantageous configurations of the third aspect of the invention and vice versa.

Further advantages, features and details of the invention emerge from the following description of preferred exemplary embodiments and on the basis of the drawing. The features and combinations of features mentioned above in the description as well as the features and combinations of features mentioned below in the description of the figures and / or shown alone in the figures can be used not only in the respectively specified combination, but also in other combinations or alone, without the scope of the Invention to leave.

Fig. 1

eine schematische Perspektivansicht einer erfindungsgemäßen Befestigungsanordnung einer Führungsschiene an einer horizontalen Stange für ein Gargerät;

Fig. 2

ausschnittsweise eine schematische Seitenansicht der Befestigungsanordnung von innen;

Fig. 3

ausschnittsweise eine schematische Perspektivansicht der Befestigungsanordnung;

Fig. 4

ausschnittsweise eine schematische Seitenansicht der Befestigungsanordnung von außen;

Fig. 5

ausschnittsweise eine schematische Perspektivansicht der Befestigungsanordnung;

Fig. 6

ausschnittsweise eine schematische Vorderansicht der Befestigungsanordnung;

Fig. 7

eine schematische Perspektivansicht einer nicht zur Erfindung gehörenden Anordnung eines Befestigungselements an einer horizontalen Stange für ein Gargerät;

Fig. 8

eine schematische und perspektivische Unteransicht eines nicht zur Erfindung gehörenden Befestigungselements; und

Fig. 9

eine schematische Perspektivansicht einer nicht zur Erfindung gehörenden Anordnung eines Befestigungselements an einer horizontalen Stange für ein Gargerät.

The drawing shows in:

Fig. 1

a schematic perspective view of a fastening arrangement according to the invention of a guide rail on a horizontal rod for a cooking appliance;

Fig. 2

a detail of a schematic side view of the fastening arrangement from the inside;

Fig. 3

a fragmentary schematic perspective view of the fastening arrangement;

Fig. 4

a detail of a schematic side view of the fastening arrangement from the outside;

Fig. 5

a fragmentary schematic perspective view of the fastening arrangement;

Fig. 6

a fragmentary schematic front view of the fastening arrangement;

Fig. 7

a schematic perspective view of a not belonging to the invention arrangement of a fastening element on a horizontal rod for a cooking device;

Fig. 8

a schematic and perspective bottom view of a fastening element not belonging to the invention; and

Fig. 9

a schematic perspective view of an arrangement not belonging to the invention of a fastening element on a horizontal rod for a cooking appliance.

Identical or functionally identical elements are provided with the same reference symbols in the figures.

Fig. 1 shows in a schematic perspective view a fastening arrangement 11 of a guide rail 18 on a horizontal rod 14 for an, in particular electrical, cooking appliance such as an oven. This means that the cooking appliance, in its completely manufactured state, has the fastening arrangement 11 and thus the guide rail 18 and the horizontal rod 14. The horizontal rod 14 is an inherently rigid, that is to say dimensionally stable, rod which, in its installed position, runs in the horizontal direction. The horizontal rod 14 and the guide rail 18 assume their respective installation position in the completely manufactured state of the cooking device and in particular in the intended position of the cooking device.

The horizontal rod 14 is part of a side rail 10, which is arranged in a cooking space of the cooking appliance, which is designed, for example, as a baking space or baking tray. Thus, the guide rail 18 and the horizontal rod 14 are arranged in the cooking space. In the completely manufactured state of the cooking device and based on the intended position of the cooking device, the cooking space is at least partially, in particular at least predominantly or completely, delimited in the horizontal direction to one side by an oven wall, also known as a side wall, on which the side grille 10 is held. The side rail 10 has at least two vertical rods 12 which are spaced apart from one another along a spacing direction and which are connected to one another via the horizontal rod 14. The direction of spacing is in Fig. 1 illustrated by a double arrow 13 and extends in the horizontal direction or in a horizontal plane, so that the vertical rods 12 are spaced apart from one another in the horizontal direction.

the end Fig. 1 it can be seen that the horizontal rod 14 has a longitudinal extension region 19 which runs in the direction of longitudinal extension of the horizontal rod 14 and is also referred to as a length region. The direction of longitudinal extent of the horizontal rod 14 and thus of the longitudinal extent region 19 runs in the horizontal direction and is illustrated by the double arrow 13 so that, for example, the direction of longitudinal extent coincides with the direction of spacing. In addition, the horizontal rod 14 has both ends end regions 16 and 17, which are also used as ends of the horizontal Rod 14 are designated. The respective end region 16 or 17 runs at an angle and thus obliquely or perpendicular to the longitudinal extension region 19, the end regions 16 and 17 being formed in one piece with the longitudinal extension region 19 and thus in one piece with one another. Overall is off Fig. 1 It can be seen that the horizontal rod 14 is connected to the vertical rods 12 via its angled end regions 16 and 17, in particular in such a way that the end region 16, in particular directly, on a first of the vertical rods 12 and the end regions 17, in particular directly, on the second vertical rod 12 is attached. For this purpose, the end region 16 is, for example, welded, in particular directly, to the first vertical rod 12, and the end region 17 is, for example, in particular directly, welded to the second vertical rod 12.

The guide rail 18 also has a direction of longitudinal extent which coincides with the direction of longitudinal extent of the horizontal rod 14 or of the longitudinal extent region 19. In the fastening arrangement 11, the guide rail 18 is held or fastened by means of at least or precisely two fastening elements 20 and 22, in particular reversibly detachable, on the horizontal rod 14 and thus on the side rail 10. The fastening elements 20 and 22 are spaced apart from one another in the horizontal direction or along the spacing direction. For example, the fastening elements 20 and 22 are formed separately from one another. In particular, it is conceivable that the respective fastening element 20 or 22 is formed separately from the guide rail 18 and fastened to the guide rail 18, in particular welded to the guide rail 18. In relation to a direction of view of a person who is looking into the cooking space along the direction of view and in the horizontal direction, the fastening element 20 is arranged in the horizontal direction or behind the fastening element 22 in relation to the direction of view, so that the fastening element 20 is also used as a rear fastening element or rear clip and the fastener 22 is also referred to as a front fastener or front clip.

In the following, the rear clip (fastening element 20) is first described in more detail. How particularly good Figs. 2 and 3 can be seen, the fastening element 20 overlaps per se, that is to say on its own and thus without the Considering the guide rail 18, the longitudinal extension region 19 on a first side S1 of the longitudinal extension region 19 pointing in a first direction. The first direction is in FIG Fig. 2 illustrated by an arrow R1. As can be seen, the first direction runs in the installed position of the side rail 10 and thus the horizontal rod 14, the fastening element 20 and the guide rail 18 and thus in the fully manufactured state and in the intended position of the cooking device in the vertical direction downwards, so that the side S1 in pointing vertically downwards. In addition, the fastening element 20 overlaps the longitudinal extension region 19 on a second side S2 of the longitudinal extension region 19 pointing in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, the second direction being illustrated by an arrow R2. The second direction R2 runs - as always based on the installation position of the side rail 10 and thus the horizontal rod 14, the guide rail 18 and the fastening element 20 or 22 - in the horizontal direction outwards and thus away from the cooking space. It is off Fig. 3 It is particularly easy to see that the angled end region 17 protrudes from the longitudinal extension region 19 in the second direction illustrated by the arrow R2. The second direction thus runs to the aforementioned side wall or the second side S2 points away from the cooking space towards the side wall to which the side grille 10 is attached.

In order to be able to fasten the fastening element 20 and, via this, the guide rail 18 to the horizontal rod 14 in a particularly simple and particularly stable manner, the fastening element 20 itself overlaps the angled end region 17 on exactly or exclusively two sides S3 and S4 of the angled end region 17 The side S3 of the end region 17 points in a third direction, and the side S4 of the end region 17 points in a fourth direction running perpendicular to the third direction. The third direction is illustrated by an arrow R3, the arrow R3 basically corresponding to the arrow R1 or vice versa. In other words, the third direction corresponds to the first direction, so that the first direction and the third direction coincide. This means that the third direction runs vertically downwards, so that the side S3 points vertically downwards, as does the side S1 of the Longitudinal extent region 19. As in particular from Fig. 1 As can be seen, the first direction and the third direction point away from the guide rail 18.

The fourth direction is illustrated by an arrow R4 and runs parallel to the spacing direction and thus in the horizontal direction. In other words, the fourth direction runs in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal rod 14 and also runs from the end region 17 to the end region 16 or in the direction of the end region 16, so that the side S4 points to the longitudinal region 19 or to the end region 16.

How particularly good Figs. 2 and 3 As can be seen, the described configuration of the rear fastening element 20 prevents the rear fastening element 20 from engaging around the end region 17 in a clamp-like manner. At the same time, it is possible, for example, to place the rear fastening element 20, in particular a platform 24 of the rear fastening element 20, on the guide rail 18, in particular on the longitudinal extension region 19, and then move it backwards in the horizontal direction relative to the horizontal rod 14 in order to thereby to slide the fastening element 20 under the end region 17. Basically, the fastening element 20 has the platform 24, a first tab 26 and a second tab 28, the platform 24 preferably being formed in one piece with the tabs 26 and 28. Thus, the tabs 26 and 28 are preferably formed integrally with one another. In particular, it is provided that the fastening element 20 is designed in one piece per se. The tab 26 overlaps the longitudinal extension area 19 on the side S2 and the end area 17 on the side S3, the tab 28 overlapping the longitudinal extension area 19 on the side S1. In addition, the tab 26 overlaps the end region 17 on the side S4.

How out Fig. 4 can be seen, the end region 17 is per se along its in Fig. 4 by an arrow 30 illustrated circumferential direction over at least or exactly 150 degrees without overlapping to the fastening element 20 per se. The end region 17 per se has a longitudinal direction which runs obliquely or perpendicular to the direction of longitudinal extension of the longitudinal extension region 19. The circumferential direction of the end region 17 runs around the longitudinal direction of the end region 17.

How also particularly good Figs. 2 and 3 As can be seen, the rear fastening element 20 itself also overlaps the longitudinal extension region 19 on a third side S5 of the longitudinal extension region 19, the third side S5 of the longitudinal extension region 19 pointing in a fifth direction opposite to the first direction and parallel to the first direction. The fifth direction is illustrated by an arrow R5 and runs vertically upwards in relation to the installation position and thus towards the guide rail 18. The platform 24 overlaps the longitudinal extension area 19 on the side S5. The platform 24 runs in the installed position of the fastening element 20 in a horizontal plane, which thus runs perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the respective vertical rod 12. The platform 24 is thus arranged in the vertical direction between the guide rail 18 per se and the longitudinal extension region 19 per se. In particular, for example, the fastening element 20 is connected to the guide rail 18 via the platform 24, in particular in such a way that the platform 24 is fastened, in particular directly, to the guide rail 18. For example, the platform 24 is, in particular directly, welded to the guide rail 18. Overall, it can be seen that the fifth direction points to the guide rail 18 per se, the guide rail being arranged on the third side S5 of the longitudinal extension region 19, and the longitudinal extension region 19 in the fifth direction through the guide rail 18 at least partially, in particular at least predominantly or is completely covered.

Furthermore, it looks particularly good Figs. 2 and 3 It can be seen that the fastening element 20, in particular the tab 26 of the fastening element 20, overlaps a length area L1 of the vertical rod 12 on the side S3 of the end area 17 and on a side S6 of the length area L1 or the vertical rod 12. While the side S3 of the end region 17 points downward in the vertical direction, the side S6 of the length region L1 or of the vertical rod 12 points inward in the horizontal direction and thus away from the cooking space and from the named side wall. This means that the length region L1 of the vertical rod 12 is overlapped or covered in the direction of the cooking space by the fastening element 20, in particular by the tab 26. With In other words, the side S6 of the length region L1 points in an overlap direction opposite to the second direction and running parallel to the second direction, which is illustrated by an arrow R6 and runs in the horizontal direction and runs towards the cooking chamber and away from the side wall. Since the side S3 of the end area 17 points downwards in the vertical direction, the side S3 of the end area 17 is an underside of the end area 17 facing away from the guide rail 18 in the longitudinal direction of the vertical rod 12 Tab 26, extends continuously from side S3 of end area 17 and from side S6 of length area L1, that is, without interruption, to platform 24 and thus to third side S5 of longitudinal extent area 19. As a result, a particularly simple and stable mounting of the fastening element 20 and thus the guide rail 18 on the horizontal rod 14 can be ensured.

In the following, in particular with the aid of Fig. 5 and 6th the front fastener 22 is described. In particular, an arrangement 32 of the fastener 22 on the horizontal bar 14 is described. The arrangement 32 is part of the fastening arrangement 11 or the arrangement 32 is also produced by producing the fastening arrangement 11. This is done, for example, in such a way that the fastening elements 20 and 22 are first placed on the longitudinal extension region 19 in the vertical direction from top to bottom, with the fastening element 20, for example, moving in the vertical direction from top to bottom relative to the horizontal rod 14 and in particular to the end region 16 is put on. Then, for example, the guide rail 18 and with it the fastening elements 20 and 22 in the horizontal direction to the rear, that is, moved away from the end region 16 and shifted towards the end region 17, in such a way that the fastening element 20, in particular its tab 26, under the End region 17 is pushed.

How out Fig. 5 and 6th As can be seen, the front fastening element 22 also has a platform 34 which runs in a horizontal plane. The platform 34 can be supported or supported in the vertical upward direction directly on the guide rail 18, in particular in such a way that the fastening element 22 over the platform 34 is attached to the guide rail 18. For this purpose, the platform 34 is fastened directly to the guide rail 18, for example. In particular, the platform 34 is welded directly to the guide rail 18. Thus, for example, the fastening element 22 is formed separately from the guide rail 18 and connected to the guide rail 18. The platform 34 is arranged in the vertical direction between the guide rail 18 and the horizontal rod 14.

In the vertical downward direction, the platform 34 is supported directly on the longitudinal extension region 19 of the horizontal rod 14 which runs in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal rod 14 and is also referred to as the length region. Furthermore, the platform 34 is directly supported on the end region 16 of the horizontal rod 14 that runs at an angle to the longitudinal extension region 19.

The fastening element 22 also has a tab 36 which extends downwardly obliquely or vertically away from the platform 34 in the vertical direction and which is arranged on this side of the end area 16 in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal area 19. This means that the tab 36 is arranged on one side S7 of the end area 16, with the side S7 of the end area 16 facing the longitudinal extension area 19 or the opposite end area 17. Expressed again in other words, the tab 36 is thus arranged in the direction of longitudinal extent of the longitudinal extent region 19 between the end regions 16 and 17.

Furthermore, it is provided that the platform 34 extends in the imaginary horizontal plane running in the direction of longitudinal extension (double arrow 13) of the longitudinal extension region 19 beyond the end region 16 of the horizontal rod 14 running at an angle to the longitudinal extension region 19, in such a way that the front fastening element 20 per se, that is to say on its own, is completely free of a side S8 of the end area 16 which is arranged in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal bar 14 beyond the end area 16 and thus on a side S8 of the end area 16 opposite the side S7 in the direction of longitudinal extent of the longitudinal area 19 and which follows in the vertical direction is at the bottom obliquely or perpendicularly from the platform 34 extending tab. With others In other words, the fastening element 22 on the side S8 of the end region 16 does not have a tab or component which overlaps the end region 16 on the side S8. The side S8 faces away from the side S7 and in particular from the end area 17 in the direction of longitudinal extent of the longitudinal extent area 19 and thus points out of the cooking space in the horizontal direction, for example. Expressed again in other words, the fastening element 22 is arranged at least in relation to the end region 16 exclusively in the vertical direction above the end region 16. Thus, with regard to the fastening element 22, there is also no clamp-like gripping around the end region 16 by the fastening element 22. In other words, the fastening element 22 also does not have a clamp-like holding section which engages around the end region 16 (clamp-like).

The vertical rod 12, to which the end region 16 is fastened, in particular directly, has a side S9 which basically corresponds to the side S6 of the vertical rod 12 to which the end region 17 is fastened, in particular directly. Thus, the side S9 also points away from the side wall and towards the cooking space. The guide rail 18 is arranged on the respective side S6 or S9, so that, so to speak, the side S6 or the side S9 is a side of the respective vertical rod 12 facing the guide rail 18.

Especially good Fig. 6 it can be seen that the fastening element 22, which is preferably designed entirely in one piece, has a second tab 38, which protrudes upwards obliquely or perpendicularly from the platform 34 in the vertical direction. The tab 38 is arranged on the other side of the end area 16, but does not overlap the end area 16 on the side S8, since the tab 38 does not protrude in the vertical direction downwards but in the vertical direction upwards from the horizontal platform 34. Although the vertical rod 12 is partially overlapped by the tab 38 on its side S9 and thus in the sixth direction or towards the cooking space, the tab 38 does not lie on the side S9 of the vertical rod 12, but - as particularly well the end Fig. 6 - the tab 38 is, in particular at least in the horizontal direction, at a distance from the vertical rod 12 and in particular from its side S9, so that in the vertical direction and in particular along the sixth direction between the vertical rod 12, in particular the side S9, and the tab 38 is provided a greater distance A than 0, and although in the installed position of the guide rail 18, the fastening element 22 and the horizontal rod 14 and the side grille 10 as a whole, and thus in the completely manufactured state of the cooking appliance as a whole.

The platform 34 also overlaps the longitudinal extension area 19 on its fifth side S5 and thus in the vertical direction upwards. In addition, a third tab 40 of the fastening element 22 extends vertically downward from the platform 34, the tab 40 running obliquely or perpendicular to the platform 34. The tab 40 overlaps the longitudinal extension area 19 on a fourth side S10 of the longitudinal extension area 19, the fourth side pointing towards the cooking space and thus pointing in the sixth direction illustrated by the arrow R6. The tabs 36 and 40 are thus spaced apart from one another, for example, along the sixth direction, the longitudinal extension region 19 being arranged between the tabs 36 and 40 along the sixth direction. Furthermore, it is conceivable that the tabs 36 and 40 are arranged offset from one another at least partially, in particular at least predominantly or completely, in the direction of longitudinal extent of the longitudinal extent region 19.

Furthermore, it is conceivable that the fastening element 22 has a fourth tab 42, which protrudes downward in the vertical direction and at the same time obliquely or perpendicularly from the platform 34. Like the tab 36, the tab 42 is also arranged in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal extension area 19 on this side of the end area 16, so that the end area 16 is overlapped on its side S7 by the tabs 36 and 42. Thus, the tab 42 is also arranged in the direction of longitudinal extent of the longitudinal extent region 19 between the end regions 16 and 17.

The platform 34 is also referred to as a base or base element, from which the tab 40 protrudes downward at an angle or perpendicularly in the vertical direction. The tab 40 has a recess 44, which in the present case is designed as a through opening. The through opening is completely closed all the way around along its circumferential direction and is therefore delimited completely all around by respective wall areas of the tab 40.

The fastening element 22 also has a particularly good Fig. 4 recognizable and spring-loaded securing element 46 which is held on the platform 34, also referred to as the base body, and which in the present case is formed in one piece with the platform 34. The securing element 46 is held on the platform 34 in a sprung manner and is thus elastically bendable or movable relative to the platform 34 in that the securing element 46 has a great length. The securing element 46 is designed to engage in the recess 44 on the first side S1 of the longitudinal extension region 19, which is opposite the third side S5 and points downward in the vertical direction. In other words, when the cooking appliance is in the fully manufactured state and in an initial or rest position in which the securing element 46 is relaxed and thus not elastically bent relative to the platform 34, the securing element 46, in particular a securing lug 48 of the securing element 46, engages in the recess 44 a. In the present case, it is provided that the recess 44 designed as a through opening is completely penetrated by the securing lug 48. In addition, the longitudinal extension region 19 is overlapped by the securing element 46 on its first side S1 pointing downward in the vertical direction. This prevents the fastening element 22 from being able to be easily pulled upwards in the vertical direction from the horizontal rod 14, in particular because the securing element 46 comes into support with the longitudinal extension area 19 on the first side S1 or is already in support with the longitudinal extension area 19 is located on the S1 side. However, in order to avoid excessive relative movements between the securing element 46 and the platform 34 and, in particular, a plastic deformation of the securing element 46 or damage to the securing element 46, excessive, in the vertical direction downwards relative to the platform 34 Any movements of the securing element 46 that occur are avoided in that the securing lug 48 engages in the recess 44. If, for example, an attempt is made to pull the fastening element 22 vertically upwards from the horizontal rod 14 while the securing element 46 overlaps the longitudinal extension area 19 on its side S1 and thereby engages with its securing lug 48 in the recess 44, then - as the securing element 46 comes on the side S1 in support system with the longitudinal extension region 19 or in support system with the Longitudinal area 19 is - the securing element 46 is moved in the vertical direction downward away from the platform 34, but only until the securing lug 48 in the vertical direction downwards in support with the tab 40 or with the recess 44 in the vertical direction downwards delimiting wall area of the tab 40 comes. A further movement of the securing element 46 in the vertical direction downwards away from the platform 34 is hereby avoided, so that damage to the securing element 46 can be reliably avoided. The wall area delimiting the recess 44 downwards in the vertical direction, with which the securing element 48 comes into support when an attempt is made to pull the fastening element 22 upwards in the vertical direction from the guide rail 18, is, for example, off Fig. 5 recognizable and designated there with 50.

How particularly good Fig. 6 As can be seen, the securing lug 48 is designed as a securing hook which delimits or has a further recess 52. If the wall area 50 is in support contact with the securing element 46, in particular with the securing lug 48, the wall area 50 engages in the recess 52 so that the wall area 50 at least partially through to the cooking space and thus in the sixth direction (arrow R6) a wall area 54 of the securing lug 48 that delimits the recess 52 in the sixth direction and thus delimits the cooking space. This can prevent the securing element 46 from being moved excessively far away from the tab 40 in the second direction (arrow R2). In other words, when the wall area 50 engages in the recess 52, the securing element 46 can only be moved in the second direction away from the bracket 40 until the wall area 54 is in support of the wall area 50 of the bracket 40 comes. As a result, a particularly secure mounting of the fastening element 22 and thus the guide rail 18 on the horizontal rod 14 can be ensured.

Fig. 7 FIG. 12 shows an arrangement 32 'of a fastener 22' on the horizontal bar 14. In principle, the fastener 22 'could be used in place of the fastener 22. The fastening elements 22 and 22 ′ differ from one another, for example, only in that in In the direction of longitudinal extension of the longitudinal extension region 19 beyond the end region 16, another tab 56 of the fastening element 22 ′ protrudes in the vertical direction downward at an angle or perpendicular to the platform 34, so that the tab 56 overlaps the end region 16 on the side S8. The tab 38 protrudes from the tab 56, specifically in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the longitudinal extension area 19 at an angle or perpendicular to the tab 56, in particular such that the tab 38 located on the other side of the end area 16 extends away from the end area 16 and protrudes from the tab 56.

Fig. 9 shows an arrangement 32 "of a fastening element 22" on the guide rail 18. Basically, the fastening element 22 "could be used instead of the fastening element 22 'or instead of the fastening element 22. The fastening element 22" basically only differs from the fastening element 22' in that that the securing lug 48 of the securing element 46 does not have the recess 52.

Fig. 8 shows, in a schematic and perspective view from below, a fastening element 22 '"which could basically be used instead of the respective fastening element 22, 22' or 22". the end Fig. 8 it can be seen that a support bracket 58, also referred to as a guide bracket, can be located in the vertical direction below the platform 34, which is spaced apart from the platform 34 in the vertical direction. The support bracket 58, also referred to as a guide bracket, runs at least substantially in the horizontal direction and, for example, in the sixth direction. In addition, the securing element 46 has a through opening 60 for the support tab 58, so that, for example, the securing element 46 can be resiliently moved to and fro along the sixth direction or along a direction of movement relative to the platform 34, that is, can be sprung to and fro while the support tab 58 runs in the through opening 60 and thus penetrates the through opening 60. The mentioned direction of movement runs, for example, along the sixth direction or the sixth direction coincides with the direction of movement. The through opening 60 and the support bracket 58 prevent excessive relative movements occurring in the vertical direction between the securing element 46 and the platform 34 when the securing element 46 is sprung back and forth along the direction of movement relative to the platform 34 and the securing element 46 does not engage in the corresponding recess 44 of the tab 40.

In order now, for example, to place the fastening element 22, 22 ', 22 "or 22'" on the horizontal rod 14, the securing element 46 is initially, for example, starting from its rest or initial state along the second direction or in the second direction relative to the platform 34 moved resiliently so that the securing element 46 no longer engages in the recess 44. However, since the support tab 58 engages in the through opening 60, excessive relative movements running in the vertical direction between the securing element 46 and the platform 34 can be avoided. The fastening element 22 is then pushed onto the horizontal rod 14. Then, for example, the securing element 46 is released so that the securing element 46 can automatically or independently deform back into its undeformed initial state. As a result, the securing element 46 comes under the longitudinal extension region 19 on the side S1, and the securing element 46, in particular the securing lug 48, engages in the recess 44. For example, the support tab 58 no longer engages in the through opening 60, or the support tab 58 also engages in the through opening 60 in the initial state of the securing element 46.

In order to then release the fastening element 22 from the horizontal rod 14 again, for example, the securing element 46 is resiliently moved from its initial state in the second direction relative to the platform 34 such that the securing element 46 no longer engages in the recess 44. In the process, however, the support tab 58 moves into the through opening 60, so that excessive relative movements between the platform 34 and the securing element 46 in the vertical direction can be avoided. In addition, as a result, the longitudinal extension region 19 is no longer overlapped on its side S1 by the securing element 46, so that the fastening element 22 can be removed from the horizontal rod 14 in the vertical direction upwards. Thereupon, for example, the guide rail 18 and with this the Fastening elements 20 and 22 pulled out of the cooking chamber in the horizontal direction towards the front. As a result, the tab 26 is pulled out from below the end region 17, and the guide rail 18 can easily be removed. When fastening the guide rail 18 on the horizontal rod 14, for example, the tab 26 is first pushed under the end region 17. Then, in the manner described above, the fastening element 22 is placed in the vertical direction from top to bottom onto the horizontal rod 14 and in particular onto the longitudinal extension area 19 and the end area 16. Thus, the guide rail 18 can also be easily mounted.

Claims (15)

Fastening arrangement (11) of a guide rail (18) on a horizontal rod (14) for a cooking appliance, in which the guide rail (18) on one longitudinal extension region (19) extending in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) and one at an angle to the The end region (17) having the longitudinal extension region (19) is held by means of at least one fastening element (20) which is attached to the longitudinal extension region (19) on a first side (S1) of the longitudinal extension region (S1) pointing in a first direction (R1). 19) and overlaps on a second side (S2) of the longitudinal extension region (19) pointing in a second direction (R2) perpendicular to the first direction (R1),
characterized in that
the fastening element (22) itself overlaps the end region (17) on exactly two sides (S3, S4) of the end region (17), one of the sides (S3, S4) of the end region (17) in a third direction (R3) and the other side (S4) of the end region (17) points in a fourth direction (R4) perpendicular to the third direction (R3). Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 1,
characterized in that
the first direction (R1) and the third direction (R3) run parallel to each other or coincide. Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 1 or 2,
characterized,
the first direction (R1) and / or the third direction (R3) points away from the guide rail (18). Fastening arrangement (11) according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized in that
the fourth direction (R4) in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) extends and points to an end (16) of the rod (14) opposite the end region (17) in the longitudinal extension direction (13) of the rod (14). Fastening arrangement (11) according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized in that
the end region (17) along its circumferential direction (30) does not overlap with the fastening element (22) per se over at least 160 degrees, in particular over at least or exactly 150 degrees. Fastening arrangement (11) according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized in that
the fastening element (22) itself also overlaps the longitudinal extension region (19) on a third side (S5) of the longitudinal extension region (19), the third side (S5) of the longitudinal extension region (19) in a fifth direction opposite to the first direction (R1) (R5) has. Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 6,
characterized in that
the fifth direction (R5) points to the guide rail (18). Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 6 or 7,
characterized in that
the guide rail (18) is arranged on the third side (S5) of the longitudinal extension region (19), the longitudinal extension region (19) being covered in the fifth direction (R5) by the guide rail (18). Fastening arrangement (11) according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized in that
the fastening element (20) is formed separately from the guide rail (18) and is connected to the guide rail (18). Fastening arrangement (11) according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized in that
the rod is attached via (14) its end region (17) to a vertical rod (12) for the cooking appliance. Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 10,
characterized in that
the fastening element (20) overlaps a length region (L1) of the vertical rod (129 on one of the sides (S3, S4) of the end region (17) and on one side (S6) of the length region (L1), the side (S6) of the Length region (L1) in an overlap direction (R6) opposite to the second direction (R2). Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 11,
characterized in that
one side (S3) of the end region (17) is an underside (S3) of the end region facing away from the guide rail (18) in the longitudinal direction of the vertical rod (12). Fastening arrangement (11) according to claim 11 or 12 when referring back to one of claims 6 to 8, or according to claim 11 or 12 when referring back to claim 9 or 10 to one of claims 6 to 8,
characterized in that
the fastening element (20) extends continuously from one side (S3) of the end region (17) to the third side (S5) of the longitudinal extension region (19). Cooking appliance, with a cooking chamber in which food is to be cooked, with at least one horizontal rod (14) arranged in the cooking chamber, and with a guide rail (18) arranged in the cooking chamber, which is attached to the one in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) extending longitudinal extension region (19) and an end region (17) running at an angle to the longitudinal extension region (19) is held by means of at least one fastening element (20) which is arranged in the cooking chamber and which in itself has the longitudinal extension region (19) a first side (S1) of the longitudinal extension region (19) and pointing in a first direction (R1) overlaps a second side (S2) of the longitudinal extension region (19) pointing in a second direction (R2) running perpendicular to the first direction (R1),
characterized in that
the fastening element (20) itself overlaps the end region (17) on exactly two sides (S3, S4) of the end region (17), one of the sides (S3, S4) of the end region (17) in a third direction (R3) and the other side (S4) of the end region (17) points in a fourth direction (R4) perpendicular to the third direction (R3). Arrangement (32) of a fastening element (22) for a guide rail (18) of a cooking appliance on a horizontal rod (14) of a side grille (10) for the cooking appliance, in which the fastening element (22) has: - A platform (34) running in a horizontal plane, which can be supported in the vertical direction upwards a (R5) n of the guide rail (18) and in the vertical direction downwards (R1) directly on one in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) ) extending length region (19) of the rod (14) and is supported on an end region (16) of the rod (12) extending at an angle to the length region (19), and - At least one tab (36, 42) which extends downwards (R1) obliquely or perpendicularly from the platform (34) and which is arranged in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) on this side of the end region (16), wherein the platform (349 running in the horizontal plane in the longitudinal direction (13) of the length region (19) extends beyond the end region (16) of the rod (! 4) running at an angle to the length region (19), and the fastening element (22) per se is free from a tab (56) which is arranged in the longitudinal direction (13) of the rod (14) beyond the end region (16) and extends vertically downwards (R1) obliquely or perpendicularly away from the platform (349).

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