EP4277496A1 - Selbstklebende vorrichtung - Google Patents
Selbstklebende vorrichtungInfo
- Publication number
- EP4277496A1 EP4277496A1 EP21847936.8A EP21847936A EP4277496A1 EP 4277496 A1 EP4277496 A1 EP 4277496A1 EP 21847936 A EP21847936 A EP 21847936A EP 4277496 A1 EP4277496 A1 EP 4277496A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- mounting plate
- wall
- adhesive
- adhesive strips
- positioning plates
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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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
- A47B96/06—Brackets or similar supporting means for cabinets, racks or shelves
- A47B96/067—Horizontal rails as suspension means in a cantilever arrangement
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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
- A47B96/02—Shelves
- A47B96/027—Cantilever shelves
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
- A47G1/00—Mirrors; Picture frames or the like, e.g. provided with heating, lighting or ventilating means
- A47G1/16—Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like
- A47G1/17—Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like using adhesives, suction or magnetism
- A47G1/175—Stretch releasing adhesives
Definitions
- the invention relates to a holding device that can be reversibly bonded and reused by means of adhesive strips that detackify when pulled, if necessary with a new adhesive strip of this type.
- the invention relates in particular to a self-adhesive device with a continuous mounting plate and an object to be hung up, as well as a method for aligning and suspending the device with the mounting plate and coupling it to the object.
- Such holding devices are needed to permanently and securely attach a piece of furniture, such as a picture, a mirror, a shelf or a board, to a wall without affecting the piece of furniture and the wall, for example through a hole or screws and nails.
- holding devices are often attached using a wide variety of adhesive bonds, but they must meet the requirements that the holding devices must be able to absorb greater forces, to accommodate other mounting elements in the form of stationary objects, such as towel rails, shelves, etc., taking into account the constructive and static conditions, such as strength of the adhesive, strength of the fastening element, surface loading of the mounting system and the structure of the wall systems.
- a holding device with a base plate is known from EP 0 861 622 B1, which is designed for bonding with an adhesive strip that releases when pulled in such a way that a gripper of the adhesive strip projects beyond the base plate, and with a front functional part that supports the base plate and also the covers these protruding tabs on the adhesive strip.
- the base plate and the front functional part of the holding device are in one piece and/or over one Hinge connected formed. For the bonding of objects on rough and uneven surfaces, such as plaster or wallpaper, it is necessary to achieve or use the largest possible bonding area. If a double-sided adhesive tape is first stuck to a rigid object and then pressed onto the substrate, the adhesive tape does not cling sufficiently.
- the adhesive tape must therefore first be stuck to the substrate and can then be brought into contact with the rigid object, after which correspondingly complex care is required when assembling the known holding device.
- the object of the invention consists in specifying an easy-to-handle adhesive holding device which enables a predetermined alignment of its suspension and coupling with an object to be hung.
- a further object of the invention is in particular to provide a self-adhesive device and to specify a simple method for hanging up an object by means of the device and the self-adhesive device.
- the present invention relates to a device having a mounting plate and an object for hanging the object on a vertical wall, the device also comprising first and second double-sided effective pull-sealable adhesive strips, whereafter with the mounting plate, the object and the first and second adhesive strips a self-adhesive Device is provided.
- the mounting plate and the object are suitably designed to be mechanically coupled. Both opposite surfaces of the first and second adhesive strips are designed as adhesive surfaces, after which the first and second adhesive strips are designed to be effective on both sides.
- the first adhesive strips are particularly advantageous for temporarily aligning and fixing the mounting plate on the wall, so that a direct first gluing of the second adhesive strips to suitable positions on the wall and a second gluing of the mounting plate to the second adhesive strips already glued to the wall is made possible .
- the first adhesive strips provided for temporary alignment and fixing of the mounting plate can be used in a suitable manner compared to the second adhesive strips provided for permanent and secure suspension of the device by means of the mounting plate glued to the wall, e.g. by a reduced adhesive surface and/or or a correspondingly weaker adhesive mass has a comparatively weaker adhesive force.
- the mounting plate of the device suitably has a planar front and a planar rear, the front of the mounting plate being intended for mechanical coupling to the object and the rear being intended for gluing by means of the second adhesive strips to the wall.
- the front and rear of the mounting plate are designed in such a way that the front and rear are arranged parallel to the wall surface in the final assembly position of the device that is mounted and hung on a vertical wall as intended.
- the mounting plate suitably extends continuously through the object on a rear side of the object.
- the mounting plate may have a leveling device, which may suitably be provided at an upper edge of the mounting plate.
- a leveling device which may suitably be provided at an upper edge of the mounting plate.
- the provision of the leveling device directly on the upper edge to be horizontally aligned on the mounting plate is particularly advantageous, since in this way no further leveling device, such as a spirit level or one equipped with a leveling application Smartphone is required, the spirit level or such a smartphone can of course also be used instead of or in addition to the leveling device already provided on the mounting plate when aligning the mounting plate.
- the mounting plate also has at least two pivotable positioning plates which are connected to it via a joint in such a way that their pivot axis is aligned with their upper edge.
- the positioning plates are suitably designed and arranged in such a way that they can be pivoted through at least 180° relative to the mounting plate.
- the positioning plates are provided for the above-described, particularly advantageous, temporary, first fixing by means of the first adhesive strips of the mounting plate aligned at a specified position.
- the mounting plate can also be swiveled by 180° relative to the positioning plates.
- the positioning plates suitably have a planar front side and a planar rear side opposite their front side, with the front side being provided for attachment and interaction by means of a first adhesive strip.
- a mounting plate aligned as intended in its predetermined position on a vertical wall can advantageously be easily fixed in this position on the wall by pivoting the positioning plates provided with the first adhesive strips on their front sides by 180°.
- the mounting plate can also be pivoted 180° about the same axis in the same direction as its positioning plates, maintaining its alignment with the axis and advantageously exposing the surface of the wall to which the back of the mounting plate is to be glued.
- the pivoted mounting plate can by a temporary and releasable locking, for example in the form of a snap or latching connection or with Velcro or adhesive dots, in order to be able to carry out the further attachment steps with both hands.
- the exposed surface of the wall can now be provided by hand with the second adhesive strips at predetermined suitable positions, and the above first gluing of the second adhesive strips to the wall can be carried out, whereby unevenness of the wall can be easily and effectively applied by means of pressure on a still with Release paper coated side of the second adhesive strip can be compensated.
- the rear side of the mounting plate advantageously has position markings for an alignment of the second adhesive strips on the wall with the position markings.
- the mounting plate pivoted 180° in the opposite direction to the above pivoting, is oriented and positioned in a predetermined manner and can be glued with its rear side to an exposed second side of the second adhesive strips, while the protruding second gluing of the aligned mounting plate to the glued to the wall, second adhesive strips are carried out.
- the mounting plate also suitably has at least one coupling body on its front side and the object has at least one socket on its rear side.
- the coupling bodies and receptacles are arranged and designed to correspond in such a way that they interact in a form-fitting manner.
- the object of the device mounted and hung as intended on a vertical wall can be mechanically coupled to the mounting plate in a simple manner, in that its coupling bodies are arranged in a form-fitting manner in the receptacles.
- the coupling bodies of the mounting plate can be slid in a form-fitting manner into receptacles on the object by pushing the object with its back against the wall from above onto the front of the mounting plate, with the receptacles interacting with the coupling bodies in a form-fitting manner in such a way that the object is attached to the mounting plate and so that the device is hung at its predetermined position on the wall.
- the coupling bodies also completely cover the area of the second adhesive strip, so that the bonded joint cannot be recognized as such.
- the self-adhesive device can be any functional and/or decorative device.
- the object can have an image or a mirror surface, each of which can also be surrounded by a frame, after which an image or a mirror can be provided by means of the object of the device.
- the object can advantageously also have at least one support for storing further objects, after which a shelf or a board can be provided by means of the object of the device. A design of the object that is particularly suitable for this purpose is described below.
- the mounting plate is designed to be essentially planar with its front side and its rear side.
- the object can be L-shaped in cross section, particularly to provide a board, and have a support opposite its rear side, which is arranged essentially perpendicular to the wall surface in the final assembly position of the device that is mounted and hung on a vertical wall as intended.
- the mounting plate can have a lower edge with the upper edge and relatively shorter side edges which are arranged vertically in the final assembly position.
- offset support areas can be provided adjacent to the side edges and on the lower edge to prevent the mounted mounting plate from tipping out of its horizontal orientation and to reduce the upper stress on the bond.
- the support areas can suitably be designed as elongated, flat and narrow webs, each of which extends parallel to the bottom edge and the side edges. Areas for positioning and for contact with the second adhesive strips are suitably not provided with support areas.
- the support areas are particularly advantageous for a device with an object designed as a board, since when the object is placed under load, a bending moment can lead to a tilting effect, after which an undesired stretching of the adhesive strips in their upper starting points and in their lower areas causes a corresponding compression can occur.
- Such a load is relieved by means of the support areas advantageously reduced to shear stress and accordingly desirably distributed evenly over the bonded surface.
- the mounting plate, the positioning plates and the object can be provided from any of the same or different materials, such as metal, wood or plastic.
- the mounting plate, the positioning plates and the object can be produced from plastic at low cost by means of plastic moldings produced by injection molding.
- the first comparatively weaker first adhesive strips intended for temporary fixing can be, for example, permanently bondable d/s tapes or tesa Powerstrips (R).
- the mounting plate can suitably have at least one recess and/or at least one flexible area, which are intended to interact with irregularities in the wall.
- Small bumps on the wall can be accommodated by a recess or embedded by a flexible area, after which an advantageous compensation of a slightly uneven surface is created by means of the mounting plate.
- the recess can extend continuously through the mounting plate or be formed as a suitable step on the back of the mounting plate.
- a large number of small recesses can also be arranged in a grid-like manner, in which case their grid structure can also be flexible.
- the recess and the flexible areas are provided on surface areas of the mounting plate which are not glued onto and which are not intended to be coupled to the article.
- the flexible areas can be provided by means of a suitable choice of material and/or design.
- the self-adhesive device described above allows a particularly simple adhesive mounting of the device, with a predetermined horizontal/straight mounting also being possible without tools.
- the optimal adhesive sequence described and the continuous load-bearing substructure of the continuous mounting plate ensure reliable and resilient attachment of the device, which can also be removed from the substrate without leaving any residue thanks to the adhesive strips that can be pulled open. If a predetermined number of multiple coupling bodies is provided on the continuous mounting plate and corresponding receptacles on the object, a uniform load distribution of the device can also be achieved by a corresponding number of receptacle points.
- the device described above with the mounting plate, the object and the first and second adhesive strips allows for easy and tool-free alignment and hanging of the device on a wall using the first and second adhesive strips.
- the mounting plate and the object are advantageously designed in such a way that the possibility is created of being able to position several second adhesive strips in a simple manner without additional tools such as templates etc. in such a way that the object to be fastened with them can be hung exactly at the desired location and the second adhesive strips in contact with the object can be pressed directly onto the wall so that they are optimally glued.
- the invention therefore also relates to a method for hanging a device with a mounting plate and an object on a vertical wall, using first and second adhesive strips that can be pulled apart, in which the mounting plate is advantageously temporarily glued to the wall by means of the first adhesive strips. where the mounting plate is aligned and fixed to the wall.
- an advantageous first gluing of the second adhesive strips can be carried out at suitable predetermined positions on the wall, and then a second gluing of the mounting plate to the second adhesive strips already optimally glued to the wall can be carried out. Following the second gluing, the object can then be coupled to the mounting plate and thus hung on the wall.
- a mounting plate having positioning plates is suitably aligned as intended at a predetermined position along an axis on a vertical wall, the front sides of the positioning plates being provided with first adhesive strips that can be debonded.
- the positioning plates provided with the first adhesive strips are suitably pivoted through 180° with respect to the axis, after which their front faces provided with the first adhesive strips come into contact with the wall and can be glued to the wall there by pressing by hand .
- the mounting plate can be rotated 180° around the protruding axis, after which its front side is placed adjacent to the wall touching the wall, and the mounting plate is held in this position by its positioning plates glued to the wall becomes.
- the first adhesive strips and the positioning plates provide an advantageous, temporary alignment and fixation of the mounting plate on the wall as described above, so that the second adhesive strips can be glued directly to the wall and then the Mounting plate is made possible on the second adhesive strip glued to the wall.
- the second adhesive strip that can be debonded can first be manually glued to the wall at predetermined positions, with this initial gluing of the first adhesive side of the second adhesive strip to the Wall unevenness in the wall can advantageously be compensated for by pressing on its second, adhesive side, which is still covered by release paper, in order to produce the greatest possible effective bonding surface to the substrate.
- step four the mounting plate pivoted by 180° in the third step is pivoted by 180° in the opposite direction to the pivoting in step three and thus brought back into its position from step one and step two, in which it is predetermined is positioned. Its back side comes into contact with the exposed and sticking second side of the second adhesive strips, so that the second sticking of the second adhesive strips is carried out, and the mounting plate is then glued to the wall with its back side as intended at its predetermined position.
- the adhesive bond is achieved by sufficiently pressing the mounting plates onto the open adhesive strips. Corresponding position markings for relevant pressure points can be shown on the mounting plate.
- the positioning plates are also turned 180° in such a way that the surface of their front side is level with the surface of the front side of the mounting plate.
- the object is coupled to the mounting plate glued to the wall as described above, with coupling bodies of the mounting plate being pushed in a form-fitting manner into receptacles in the object.
- the mounting plate can be suitably aligned using a leveling device at a top edge of the mounting plate with the top edge and an axis being horizontal.
- the mounting plate aligned at its predetermined position in step one is fixed to the wall with the front side of the mounting plate visible
- the mounting plate aligned at its predetermined position in step one is fixed to the wall more appropriately Way is fixed in such a way that position markings for sticking the second adhesive strip on the wall on the back of the mounting plate are visible.
- the swiveled mounting plate can also be held in its position by a temporary and detachable lock, e.g. in the form of a snap or latching connection or with Velcro or adhesive points, in order to be able to carry out the further steps of the method with both hands.
- a temporary and detachable lock e.g. in the form of a snap or latching connection or with Velcro or adhesive points
- the second adhesive strips are glued to the wall using the position markings exposed in step three, on the back of the mounting plate, according to the position markings, advantageously by hand at positions predetermined for them, aligned with the position markings, with the second Adhesive strips are advantageously attached to the wall in this way easily and in an optimal manner.
- the release paper on the second, adhesive side of the second adhesive strip glued to the wall in step four is first removed in a suitable manner, thereby exposing its second, adhesive side for its intended use, with the front side of the Mounting plate is exposed with their coupling bodies for their intended use.
- the first peelable adhesive strips of the positioning plates can be removed from the positioning plates and the wall.
- the object with its back against the wall can be pushed from above onto the front of the mounting plate in a particularly simple manner, with the receptacles being able to interact with the coupling bodies in a form-fitting manner in such a way that the object on the mounting plate and thus the device at its predetermined Position is hung on the wall and is intended to be used with its support for storing lighter objects.
- the coupling bodies are designed and arranged in such a way that they also completely cover the area of the adhesive strips, so that the bond as such cannot be seen.
- Fig. 1A is a schematic perspective view of an object with a holding device for its suspension according to an embodiment of the invention
- Fig. 1B shows the subject of Fig. 1A from a different perspective
- FIG. 1C is an enlarged side view of the holding device of FIG. 1A in the direction of axis A1 of FIG. 1A;
- FIG. 2A shows the holding device of FIG. 1A without the object
- FIG. 2B shows the holding device of FIG. 2A rotated by 180°
- FIG. 3A shows a modification of the holding device of FIGS. 2A and 2B;
- FIGS. 2A and 2B shows a further modification of the holding device of FIGS. 2A and 2B;
- FIG. 4 illustrated in a flowchart steps of a method for suspending an object by means of a holding device according to an embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 5 further steps of the method of FIG. 4.
- Fig. 1A shows a schematic, perspective view of a device 1 according to an embodiment of the invention, namely a self-adhesive device 1 with a mounting plate 2 and an object 4.
- the mounting plate 2 is designed as a continuous mounting plate 2 as an assembly aid such that the device 1 by means 2A and 2B and FIGS. 4, 5 and 6, a plurality of first 51 and second 52 pull-tack adhesive strips can be secured in a predetermined position.
- the device 1 has an object 4 with an approximately L-shaped cross section, which can be used as a board 4, for example as a decorative shelf for lighter objects such as model cars.
- the device 1 can also be attached easily, quickly and securely using the method described below with reference to FIGS. 4, 5 and 6.
- the device 1 has at least two positioning plates 3, an object 4 that can be detachably coupled to the mounting plate 2 and several double-sided, self-adhesive, first 51 and second 52 adhesive strips with which the mounting plate 2 can be positioned on a vertical wall and can be attached.
- the Mounting plate 2, the positioning plates 3 and the object 4 can be provided by means of plastic moldings produced by injection molding.
- the object 4 designed as a board has an approximately L-shaped cross section and has a support 42 for lighter objects on its front side 40 .
- the object 4 On its rear side 41 facing the wall, the object 4 has receptacles 410 which are formed in a form-fitting manner with the coupling bodies 201 of the mounting plate 2 and interact accordingly with the coupling bodies 201 .
- a coupling of the object 4 with the mounting plate 2 takes place essentially in a form-fitting manner and can be supported by additional, friction-fitting elements such as latching projections.
- Fig. 1B shows the rear side 41 of the object 4 from Fig. 1A with the receptacles 410.
- the continuous mounting plate 2 has an approximately rectangular outline and a flat front 20 and a flat rear 21 which are arranged parallel to the wall surface in the final assembly position.
- the rectangular outline of the mounting plate 2 comprises a top edge 22 and a bottom edge 23, as well as relatively shorter side edges 24 which are arranged vertically in the final assembly position.
- At least two coupling bodies 201 which correspond to the receptacles 410 and are suitably provided in the form of undercut, planar disks 201, rise from the front side 20.
- FIG. 1C shows an enlarged side view of the mounting plate 2 from Fig. 1A in the direction of the axis A1 from Fig. 1A, with a side view of a coupling body 201 spaced apart from the mounting plate 2 and a positioning plate 3.
- the mounting plate 2 is connected to the at least two pivotable positioning plates 3 via a joint 32 in each case, with their pivot axis A1 being aligned with the upper edge 22 of the mounting plate 2 .
- the positioning plates 3 are designed and arranged in such a way that they can be pivoted through at least 180° relative to the mounting plate 2 is.
- the positioning plates 3 have a flat front 30 and a flat rear 31 opposite the front 30 .
- the positioning plates 3 have a thickness that is significantly less than the thickness of the mounting plate 2 , the thickness of the positioning plates 3 being able to approach the thickness of the mounting plate 2 at most.
- the positioning plates 3 are designed and arranged on the mounting plate 2 in such a way that the front side 30 of the positioning plates 3 lies in the plane of the front side 20 of the mounting plate 2 in their non-pivoted state. With the positioning plates 3 pivoted through 180° about the pivot axis A1, the front sides 30 of the positioning plates 3 are arranged in the plane of the rear side 21 of the mounting plate 2 and adjacent to the wall.
- Fig. 1A shows an example of a pivoted positioning plate 3 with its exposed rear side 31 and a non-pivoted positioning plate 3 with its front side 30.
- the mounting plate 2 and the positioning plates 3 can be formed in one piece, with the positioning plates 3 being provided, for example, by means of a film hinge as a joint 32 on the mounting plate 2 in such a way that the film hinge 32 enables the positioning plates 3 to be pivoted by 180° about the axis A1.
- the planar front sides 30 of the positioning plates 3 are suitably provided as adhesive surfaces 30 for the first adhesive strips 51, which are used for the temporary positioning and fixing of the mounting plate 2.
- the mounting plate 2 can suitably be designed in such a way that a leveling device 26, such as a spirit level, whose dragonfly, metal balls in a U-shaped tube, etc., can be fastened or can be fastened to it as a mounting aid.
- a leveling device 26 such as a spirit level, whose dragonfly, metal balls in a U-shaped tube, etc.
- FIG. 2B shows the rear side 21 of the mounting plate 2 after it has also been pivoted 180° about the previous position overhead top edge 22 or the pivot axis A1.
- the position and arrangement of the pivot axis A1 in FIG. 2B corresponds to its position and arrangement in FIG. 2A, after which the position of the pivot axis A1 relative to the wall is retained when the mounting plate 2 is pivoted.
- the back 21 of the mounting plate 2 can suitably have position markings 25 in order to stick the second adhesive strip 52 at a defined position on the wall.
- the complete device 1, namely the mounting plate 2 with the object 4 is fixed in a predetermined position.
- the second adhesive strips 52 can advantageously be attached optimally after unevenness in the wall can advantageously be compensated for by initially gluing their first, adhesive side to the wall by pressing on their second, adhesive side, which is still covered with release paper.
- the front side 20 of the mounting plate 2 can have pressure markings as well as further application instructions in the form of symbols, arrows or text.
- the pressure markings can suitably have the shape and size of finger pads and be designed in such a way that they do not change due to pressure or skin contact.
- the rear sides 31 of the non-pivoted positioning plates 3 can also have such protruding pressure markings, the pressure markings not being distributed in an equidistal pattern on the front sides 30 and rear sides 31 at the positions of the opposite adhesive surfaces.
- the first 51 and second 52 adhesive strips may also have two to four pressure marks.
- FIG. 3A shows the rear side 21 of a modified mounting plate 2 from FIGS. 2A and 2B, which, like the mounting plate 2 from FIG. 1A, is also aligned horizontally with its upper edge 22 on a vertical wall.
- the mounting plate 2 of the embodiment of FIG. 3A essentially corresponds to the embodiment of the mounting plate 2 of FIGS. 2A and 2B, reference being made to the above description in this regard.
- the mounting plate 2 of FIG. 3A also has on its rear side 21 adjacent to the side edges 24 and on the lower edge 23 offset support areas 27 which are provided to prevent the mounting plate 2 from tipping out of its horizontal orientation and to reduce the upper load on the bond are.
- the support areas 27 are suitably designed as elongated, flat and narrow webs, each of which extends parallel to the lower edge 23 and the side edges 24 .
- the areas where the adhesive strips 2 are positioned are correspondingly cut out.
- the mounting plate 2 of the embodiment of FIG. 3A is particularly advantageous for a device 1 designed as a board with the approximately L-shaped object 4, after an undesirable stretching of the second adhesive strips 52 in their upper starting points by means of the Support areas 27 are advantageously reduced to a shearing load and can accordingly be distributed evenly over the adhesive surface of the second adhesive strip 52, which is desirable.
- FIG. 3B shows the rear side 21 of a further modified mounting plate 2 from FIGS. 2A and 2B, which, like the mounting plate 2 from FIG. 1A, is also aligned horizontally with its upper edge 22 on a vertical wall.
- the mounting plate 2 of the embodiment of FIG. 3B essentially corresponds to the embodiment of the mounting plate 2 of FIGS. 2A and 2B, reference being made to the above description in this regard.
- the mounting plate 2 of FIG. 3B also has, in particular on its rear face 21, a recess 28 and two flexible areas 29 intended to cooperate with irregularities in the wall.
- the recess 28 can extend continuously through the mounting plate 2 or be formed as a suitable step on the back of the mounting plate 2 .
- the Recess 28 and the flexible areas 29 are provided on surface areas of the mounting plate 2 which are not glued and which are not intended for coupling to the object 4.
- a further embodiment of the mounting plate 2 with a combination of the features of the embodiments of the mounting plate 2 from FIGS. 3A and 3B is not shown here for the sake of simplicity and clarity.
- Fig. 4 shows in a flow chart steps of a method V for suspending an object 4 by means of a device 1 according to an embodiment of the invention, in particular using a method described above with reference to Figs. 1A and B, Figs. 2A and B and Figs 3B described device 1 with a mounting plate 2 and designed as a board object 4 and first 51 and second 52 adhesive strips.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 Further steps of the method of FIG. 4 are described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6, in which selected snapshots of selected steps are shown in schematic illustrations and are each assigned to their corresponding steps.
- a first step S1 of the method V the mounting plate 2 is aligned horizontally at a predetermined position on a vertical wall, using the leveling device 26, on the top edge 22 of the mounting plate 2 with the top edge 22 and the axis A1 and the positioning plates 3 initially provided with first adhesive strips 51 on their front sides 30 .
- a second step S2 the positioning plates 3 provided with the first adhesive strips 51 are pivoted by 180° relative to the axis A1, after which their front sides 30 provided with the first adhesive strips 51 come into contact with the wall and are pressed there by hand against the to be glued to the wall.
- the mounting plate 2 aligned at its predetermined position in step S1 is fixed to the wall, and the front side of the mounting plate 2 is visible.
- the mounting plate 2 is also pivoted through 180° about the axis A1, after which its front side 20 is arranged adjacent to the wall and touches the wall, and the mounting plate 2 is positioned in the latter by its positioning plates 3 glued to the wall position is held. In this way, the mounting plate 2 aligned at its predetermined position in step S1 is fixed to the wall and the rear side 21 of the mounting plate 2 with its position markings 25 and other markings is visible.
- a fourth step S4 using the position markings 25 exposed in step S3 as a reference on the rear side 21 of the mounting plate 2, second adhesive strips 52 that can be glued under tension are applied by hand according to the position markings 25 at positions predetermined for them, aligned with the position markings 25 glued to the wall, the second adhesive strips 52 advantageously being able to be attached to the wall in an optimal manner in this way.
- the initially described advantageous first gluing of the second adhesive strips 52 to the wall is carried out.
- the rear side 21 of the mounting plate 2 in particular can also have further auxiliary markings, such as symbols, arrows, etc., in addition to the position markings 25 .
- a fifth step S5 the release paper of the second, adhesive side of the second adhesive strip 52 glued to the wall in step S4 is first removed and the second, adhesive side is thus exposed for its intended use.
- the mounting plate 2 which was pivoted by 180° in the third step S3, is then pivoted by 180° in the opposite direction to the pivoting in step S3 and thus brought back into its position from steps S1 and S2, in which it is positioned in a predetermined manner is.
- a sixth step S6 the positioning plates 3 are pivoted through 180° such that the surface of their front side 30 forms a plane with the surface of the front side 20 of the mounting plate 2, with their first adhesive strips 51 also being removed.
- a seventh step S7 the object 4 is coupled to the mounting plate 2, with its coupling body 201 being pushed into the receptacles 410 in a form-fitting manner.
- the object 4 is pushed with its rear side 41 against the wall from above onto the front side 20 of the mounting plate 2, after which the receptacles 410 interact in a form-fitting manner with the coupling bodies 201 as intended such that the object 4 is attached to the mounting plate 2 and thus the device 1 with the object 4 designed as a board is hung at its predetermined position on the wall, so that the board 4 with its support 42 is available as intended for storing lighter objects.
- the mounting plate 2 can be aligned particularly easily using a leveling device 26, advantageously without tools, with an upper edge 22 of the mounting plate 2 being aligned horizontally with the pivot axis A1 in a suitable manner.
- step S2 the mounting plate 2 aligned at its predetermined position in step S1 is fixed to the wall, with the front side of the mounting plate 20 being visible.
- step S3 the mounting plate 2 aligned and wasted in step S1 at its predetermined position is then fixed to the wall in such a way that position markings 25 on the rear side 21 of the mounting plate 2 are visible.
- step S3 the pivoted mounting plate 2 can be held in its position by a temporary and detachable lock, for example in the form of a snap or latching connection or with Velcro or adhesive points, in order to be able to carry out the subsequent steps of method V with both hands.
- step S4 the second adhesive strips 52, using the position markings 25 uncovered in step S3 on the back 21 of the mounting plate 2, are glued to the wall according to the position markings 25 by hand at positions predetermined for them, aligned with the position markings 25, whereby the second adhesive strips 52 can thus advantageously be applied to the wall in a simple and optimal manner.
- step S5 the release paper is first removed from the second, adhesive side of the second adhesive strip 52 glued to the wall in step S4, thereby exposing its second, adhesive side for its intended use, with the mounting plate 2 being attached as intended after step S5 has been carried out the wall is glued while the coupling bodies 201 are exposed on the front 20 for their intended use.
- step S7 the coupling bodies 201 of the mounting plate 2 are pushed in a form-fitting manner into the receptacles 410 of the object 4 .
- the object 4 is suitably pushed with its rear side 41 against the wall from above onto the front side 20 of the mounting plate 2, with the receptacles 410 interacting in a form-fitting manner with the coupling bodies 201 in such a way that the object 4 is attached to the mounting plate 2 and thus the device 1 is hung with the object 4 designed as a board at its predetermined position on the wall.
- the method V described above with reference to Figs. 4, 5 and 6 is particularly suitable for hanging the self-adhesive device 1 described with reference to Figs. 1A and B and Figs. 2A and 2B and Figs. 3A and 3B.
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