ES1057737U - Furniture handle. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Furniture handle (1) comprising an elongated tubular element (2) provided with a series of zones (5, 6) for coupling to corresponding legs (3,4) for joining said tubular element (2) to the furniture door, characterized in that it comprises a coupling element (10) having a threaded area (11) intended to be screwed in a hole (7) formed in each coupling area (5, 6) and a cylindrical area (12) intended to be inserted under pressure inside (9) of said leg (3, 4). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Furniture handle.

The present invention relates to a shooter for furniture whose new features provide numerous advantages, as will be detailed herein.

They are known handles for furniture doors and  similar ones designed to facilitate the opening action to the user thereof which are typically formed by a body elongated as a bar which has, at its ends, some brackets that fix said bar to the door of the separate furniture a distance from the plane of it by using screws. The use of said supports has the disadvantage that they usually do not follow the overall design of the shooter affecting negatively to the aesthetics of it.

One of these supports is the one described in Utility Model No. U9800564, which comprises a screw interior and a cover arranged between the head of the same and the handle to hide the inner screw. The mentioned screw inside is threaded in a handle hole positioning against This one to the case. Said inner screw has an axial recess which threaded a second screw to fix the assembly to the furniture

Utility Model No. U9201955 describes a handle formed by a rod that has a straight end and an opposite end angled to square, meeting the end straight inserted in a through hole and transverse to a piece parallel to the angled end. There are also some supports anchor of the handle and the mentioned piece can slide on the straight end of the rod to regulate the distance between props

Another example of support for door handles  of furniture is described in Utility Model No. U9102954. The support has a through transverse hole to accommodate a handle and a non-through central longitudinal hole.

The invention has a door handle for furniture and the like with which, through a very configuration simple and effective with respect to prior art supports, allows to obtain a compact aesthetic look in one piece with a great finish, once mounted on the furniture door.

For this, the shooter of the invention comprises an elongated tubular element which is provided with a series of legs protruding outwardly perpendicular to it. The shooter has a series of coupling areas for said legs in which there is a hole to carry out said coupling It should be noted that said hole is made rolling the material into said tubular element to later form an internal thread.

According to the invention, the tubular element is attached to the furniture door through the legs by a coupling element. This coupling element presents a threaded area intended to be threaded into a hole formed in each coupling zone and a cylindrical zone intended to remain Pressed into the inside of said leg. On the other hand, said coupling element has an inner hole threaded to fix the handle to the furniture door, for example by screws or any other fixing element suitable.

The cylindrical part of the coupling element it has a striated outer surface thanks to which manages to avoid relative displacement with the leg and cooperate thus in the pressure housing of each leg.

In mounting position, the element of coupling of the puller of the invention is coupled in the inside of the leg so that the whole set formed by the said tubular element and said leg is mounted forming a single piece. Fixing is achieved by pressing the leg on the coupling element.

The characteristics and advantages of the shooter for furniture object of the present invention will be clearer from the detailed description of a preferred embodiment. This description will be given, hereinafter, by way of example not limiting, with reference to the drawings.

In these drawings:

Figure 1 is an elevation view showing  a puller according to the invention;

Figure 2 is a partial view of one end  of the handle of figure 1 in which it is shown, in section partial, one of the coupling areas;

Figures 3 and 4 are elevation views sectioning of the coupling element and the leg, respectively.

The shooter shown in the example of the figures to illustrate a practical embodiment of the invention has been jointly designated by (1). The furniture handle (1) It is basically formed by a tubular rod-like element (two). The bar (2) is equipped with two legs (3, 4) which protrude outward perpendicular to it. Each leg (3, 4) is attached to the rod (2) of the handle (1) through respective coupling areas (5, 6).

While in the accompanying drawings only two legs are shown, it will be understood, however, that there are any appropriate number of legs (3, 4) according to the needs, which will normally be a function of length of the bar (2) of the handle (1). Consequently, there will be so many coupling areas (5, 6) as legs (3, 4I) present the handle (one).

Each of the coupling areas (5, 6) It has a hole (7) (see figure 2). This hole (7) is performs by rolling the bar material (2) into the same to later form an internal thread (8) whose purpose is described below in relation to figure no. 3.

The bar (2) of the handle (1) illustrated in the figures are rigidly attached to the furniture door (no shown) through the legs (3, 4), one of which shown in figure 4 in detail. These legs (3, 4) of handle (1) comprise a tubular body of short length and are adapted to fit inside (9) an element of coupling (10), such as the one shown in figure 3 of The drawings attached here.

The coupling element (10) presents, in a end, an externally threaded area (11) intended to engage by threading to the internal thread (8) of the threaded hole (7) of the coupling area (5, 6). At the opposite end, said element coupling (10) has a cylindrical area (12) that remains pressurized inside (9) of the leg (3, 4).

As can be seen in figure 3, the coupling element (10) has a threaded inner hole (13) intended for fixing the handle (1) to the door of the furniture, for example by means of a screw or similar.

In order to avoid relative displacement of the coupling element (10) with the leg (3, 4), the part cylindrical (12) thereof has an outer surface striated

The coupling element (10) of the handle (1) it engages inside (9) of the leg (3, 4) so that all the set formed by the tubular element (1) and each leg (3, 4) It is assembled forming a single piece.

Described sufficiently what the furniture handle of the present invention in correspondence with the attached drawings, it will be understood that they can be introduced in the same any modification of detail deemed convenient, as long as the essential features of the invention summarized in the following claims are not altered.

Claims (3)

1. Furniture handle (1) comprising an elongated tubular element (2) provided with a series of zones (5, 6) for coupling to corresponding legs (3,4) for joining said tubular element (2) to the furniture door, characterized in that it comprises a coupling element (10) having a threaded zone (11) intended to be threaded into a hole (7) formed in each coupling zone (5, 6) and a cylindrical zone (12 ) intended to be inserted under pressure inside (9) of said leg
(3. 4). 2. Furniture handle (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that said coupling element (10) has an inner hole (13) for fixing the handle (1) to the furniture door. 3. Furniture handle (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cylindrical part (12) of said coupling element (10) has a groove designed to prevent relative displacement with the leg (3, 4).