ES2664355T3 - Anchor group for wall cabinets with regulation from above - Google Patents

Abstract

An adjustable anchor group (100A) for the wall assembly (M) of the wall cabinets (P) comprising a crimp mount device (1A) equipped with at least one anchor flange (2A) to a storage cabinet wall (P) with projections (S), an upper part (C) and a lining (FO), and a hook (12A), said group further comprising a support (101A) anchoring to a wall (M), in the that said crimping mount device (1A) comprises a slide (5A) that slides linearly with respect to said flange (2A) in a first direction, said hook (12A) being at least partially associated with said slide (5A) and the mobile being with respect to the latter in at least a second direction substantially perpendicular with respect to said first direction, said flange (2A) comprising fixing elements (3A) for fixing to a cabinet (P) and sliding rails (8A), and wherein said slide (5A) comprises sliding guides (11A), said rail s (8A) and said guides (11A) being suitable to cooperate with each other to guide the sliding of said slide (5A) in at least said first direction, said first direction being substantially perpendicular to the axis of said fixing elements (3A), said fixing elements extending from a lateral edge of the flange (2A) substantially parallel to the extension of the latter in plan, which further comprises regulating means and actuating means, associating with said slide and said hook, respectively, said being adjustment means (6A, 9A, 10A) suitable for controlling the sliding of said slide (5A) with respect to said flange (2A) and said actuation means (13A, 14A, 15A) being suitable for controlling said movement of said hook (12A) in said second direction, said regulation means comprise: a threaded seat (9A) located in said slide (5A), an integral counter-blade (6A) with di chassis flange (2A) extending perpendicularly to said rails (8A) and a regulating screw (10A) that cooperates with said counter-fin (6A) and with said threaded seat (9A) to make the slide of said slide (5A) ) in said first direction, said drive means comprise a drive screw (13A), at least partially housed in said slide (5A), characterized in that said drive screw (13A) is placed parallel to said regulating screw (10A) and said first direction, said regulation means and said drive means being both accessible from above.

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DESCRIPTION

Anchor group for wall cabinets with regulation from above

The present invention relates to an anchor group for the wall assembly of wall cabinets with regulation from above.

The term "anchor group" refers in this document to the combination of a plate (support) that can be fixed to the wall by means of screws and / or pins, and an anchoring device (called crimp mount) comprising a hook that It can be fixed to the closet.

These anchor groups are typically adjustable, in the sense that the crimp mount can move relative to the support plate to allow height adjustment (vertical) and depth adjustment (horizontal), to correctly position the cabinet in the wall, also with respect to other pieces of adjacent furniture.

It should be noted that wall cabinets are normally equipped with a rear wall, called "cladding", which is normally produced by a panel made of plywood or fine wood.

The lining has a purely aesthetic function to close the rear part of the cabinet and cannot have any structural function: its thickness is in fact too thin to be able to hang the cabinet by fixing the crimp mount only in it.

The crimp mount of the anchoring group must therefore be fixed mainly to the structural parts of the cabinet, such as, for example, the lateral projections, which on the other hand, have a supporting function, with a thickness and strength suitable for this purpose.

Various types of anchor groups are generally known, all having double regulation, in height and depth, see for example EP 0555924A. These anchor groups generally have relatively complex structures or a non-intuitive drive, so that height and depth regulation can be quite inconvenient.

In addition, in these groups, there are normally holes in the lining, through which a tool is passed, which acts on the screws to perform the above regulations horizontally and vertically.

The perforation of the lining, however, may not be advisable, since the wall cabinet may, for example, have a certain value and visible holes in the lining would ruin it.

This can be the case with cabinets without closing doors or with partially transparent doors (for example made of glass, such as glass cupboards or similar), in which holes in the lining are visible.

The objective of the present invention is to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks.

The present invention also proposes an alternative to known groups and those already on the market.

These and other objectives are achieved by an anchor group produced in accordance with the attached claim 1.

Other characteristic advantages are the subject of the attached dependent claims, which should be considered as an integral part of the present description.

The group, object of the present invention, advantageously comprises a wall cabinet equipped with at least one flange intended to be fixed to the cabinet and a first cursor that can move linearly with respect to the flange to regulate the vertical position of the cabinet; said first course also comprises means for adjusting the position of the hook of the crimp mount (anchoring device), to allow horizontal regulation.

The movements of the first cursor and the horizontal regulation means of the cabinet are advantageously obtained by means of adjustment screws with an axis parallel to each other and parallel to the lining of the wall cabinet (in a condition assembled in a wall), whereby the position of The latter can be regulated, both vertically and horizontally, acting from above, without any holes in the lining.

In particular, the adjustable anchor group for the wall assembly M of wall cabinets P comprising a crimp mount device equipped with at least one anchor flange in a wall cabinet P with protrusions S, a top C and a coating FO, and a hook, said group also comprising an anchoring support to a wall M, in which said crimp mounting device comprises a slide that slides linearly with respect to said flange in a first direction, said hook being at least partially associated with said slide and being able to move with respect to the latter in at least a second direction substantially perpendicular with respect to said first direction,

said flange comprising fixing elements for fixing to a cabinet P and sliding rails, and wherein said

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Slider comprises sliding guides, said rails and said guides being suitable to cooperate with each other to guide the sliding of said slider in at least said first direction, said first direction being substantially perpendicular to the axis of said fixing elements,

said fixing elements extending from a first flange edge substantially parallel to the extension of the latter in plan,

said regulation means and drive means being associated with said slide and said hook, respectively, said regulation means being suitable for controlling the sliding of said slide with respect to said flange and said driving means being suitable for controlling said movement of said hook in said second direction,

said regulation means comprise: a threaded seat located on said slide, an integral counter-fin with said flange that extends perpendicularly to said rails and a regulation screw that cooperates with said counter-fin and with said threaded seat for sliding of said slide in said first direction,

said drive means comprise a drive screw, at least partially housed in said slide. Said drive screw is placed parallel to said regulating screw and to said first direction, said regulating means and drive means being both accessible from above.

Other features and advantages will be more apparent from some embodiments of the invention in reference to the attached figures, in which:

- Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the crimp mount of an anchor group according to the present invention;

- Figure 2 is a perspective view in section and in partial cross-section of the crimp mount of Figure 1 assembled;

- Figure 3 is an elevated front view of the assembled wall cabinet of Figure 1;

- Figure 4 is a sectional view of the anchor group (plate and crimp mount) according to a first embodiment in an assembled condition;

- Figure 5 is a perspective view of the group of Figure 4 in an operative condition assembled in a cabinet;

- Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the crimping mount of a second embodiment of an anchoring group that is not part of the invention;

- Figure 7 is a perspective view in section and in partial cross-section of the crimp mount of Figure 6 assembled;

- Figure 8 is a perspective view of the crimp mount of Figure 6;

- Figure 9 is a sectional view illustrating the anchoring group of Figures 6-8 in an assembled condition;

- figure 10 is a perspective view of the group of figure 9 in an operative condition assembled in a wall cabinet;

- Figure 11 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the crimp mount of an anchor group according to a third embodiment that is not part of the invention;

- Figure 12 is a perspective view in section and partial cross-section of the crimp mount of Figure 11 assembled;

- Figure 13 is an elevated front view of the crimp mount of Figure 12;

- Figure 14 is a sectional view illustrating the third embodiment of the anchor group in an assembled operating condition;

- figure 15 is a perspective view of the group of figure 14 in an operative view assembled in a wall cabinet;

- Figure 16 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a fourth embodiment of an anchor group that is not part of the invention;

- Figure 17 is a sectional view of the assembled groups of Figure 16;

- Figure 18 is an elevated front view of the groups of Figures 16 and 17;

- figure 19 is a sectional view of the group of figures 16 to 18 in an operative condition, assembled;

- figure 20 is a perspective view of the group of figures 16 to 19 in an operative condition, assembled

in a wall cabinet;

- Figure 21 is a perspective view illustrating a fifth embodiment of an anchor group that is not part of the invention; Y

- Figures 22-24 are views illustrating the group of Figure 21 fixed in an operative condition in a wall cabinet.

Four different embodiments, indicated with the reference numbers (100A, 100B, 100C, 100D) of an adjustable anchor group, will be analyzed in the description below.

The embodiment 100A of figs. 1-5 is part of the present invention.

A fifth embodiment of the group that is not part of the invention is illustrated in Figures 21-24 and indicated in its entirety with 200.

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As will be apparent below, the characteristics of said fifth embodiment (Figures 21-24) can also be applied to all four other embodiments (Figures 1-20).

With reference to all the attached figures 1-20, the examples of the group 100A, 100B, 100C, 100D comprise a crimp mount device 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D that can be fixed to the wall cabinet P and are suitable for engaging in a plate 101A, 101B, 101C, 101D that can be fixed to a wall M by means of screws and / or pins.

The wall cabinet P can comprise, for example, projections S, an upper part C and a back cover FO.

Each mounting 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D of crimping in turn comprises a flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D anchoring to the cabinet P and a hook means 12A, 12B, 12C, 12D that is coupled with the plate 101A, 101B , 101C, 101D wall.

Each mounting 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D of crimping also comprises a slide 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D that slides linearly with respect to the flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D in a first direction F, while the hook 12A, 12B, 12C, 12D is at least partially associated with the slide 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D and can move with respect to the latter in at least a second direction F1 substantially perpendicular with respect to the first direction.

In this way, a regulation of the wall cabinet P is obtained in two directions F, F1 perpendicular to each other, especially in vertical (height) and horizontal (depth).

Generally speaking, each flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D of the various examples described in detail below comprises fixing elements 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D to be fixed to the wall cabinet P.

More specifically, the fixing elements 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D extend from a lateral edge of the flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D and are substantially parallel to the extension of the latter in plan, to engage with one of the projections S (that is, the side walls) of the wall cabinet P.

Preferably, the fixing elements 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D have the form of fixing bolts and can be one, two or three of them, even in the examples shown there are three of them.

Each flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D also comprises sliding rails 8A, 8B, 8C, 8D that cooperate with the respective sliders 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D comprising sliding guides 11A, 11B, 11C, 11D intended to cooperate with the respective rails 8A, 8B, 8C, 8D to guide the sliding of the slides 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D in the first direction, preferably in a vertical direction in an assembled condition, this direction being substantially perpendicular to the axis of the bolts 3A, 3B , 3C, 3D fixing.

Again speaking in general, the various examples of the device 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D comprise regulating means for controlling the sliding of the respective slides 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D with respect to the flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D and these means preferably comprise: a threaded seat 9A, 9B, 9C, 9D located on said slide 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D, a counter-fin 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D integral with the flange 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D and which extends perpendicularly to the rails 8A, 8B, 8C, 8D and a regulating screw 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D accessible from above, which cooperates with counter-fin 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D and with seat 9A, 9B, 9C, 9D threaded to make the slide of said slide 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D in the first direction.

In all the examples analyzed, each crimp mount device 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D comprises drive means for controlling the movement of the hook means 12A, 12B, 12C, 15D in the second direction; these drive means generally comprise a drive screw 13A, 13B, 13C, 13D accessible from above, at least partially housed in the slide 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D and placed parallel to the adjusting screw 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D .

In this way, the horizontal and vertical movement of the wall cabinet P can be advantageously regulated by acting on one side only, and without having to produce additional visible holes in the FO covering of the same wall cabinet, overcoming the drawbacks discussed above.

As can be seen, the first two embodiments have the characteristic in common that the hook is a hook 12A, 12B, which can move linearly along the second direction only, due to the actuation of the driving screw 13A, 13B.

The third and fourth embodiments, on the contrary, have the same characteristic that the actuation of the hook means in the second direction F1 is obtained thanks to inclined planes with respect to said first direction F sliding and cooperating with each other.

More specifically with respect to the examples of the figures, the first example of this type of embodiment is provided in the attached figures 1 to 5; these show a first embodiment of the group 100A equipped with an adjustable anchor crimp mount 1A for the assembly of a wall cabinet P in a wall M, preferably a projection of the cabinet.

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The crimp mount 1A comprises a flange 2A equipped with fixing elements 3A intended to engage with the cabinet P, as shown in the assembled configuration of Figure 5.

The flange 2A comprises a counter-fin 6A and a window 7A whose opposite lateral edges 8A form the sliding rails of the slide 5A, which can move linearly along said rails 8A thanks to the guides 11A located on the sides of the slide 5A.

The slide 5A also comprises a threaded seat 9A for the means for adjusting the position of the same slide 5A, which in this example comprises the screw 10A.

The threaded seat axis 9A is perpendicular to the counter-fin 6A, and parallel to the rails 8A and guides 11A for the reasons discussed below.

The screw 10A, as shown in Figures 4 and 5, cooperates with the threaded seat 9A and with the counter-fin 6A to cause the movement of the slide 5A with respect to the flange 2A: when in the assembled condition, of In fact, the weight of the cabinet P ensures that the head of the screw 10A remains stored against the counter-fin 6A; by screwing or unscrewing the screw 10A in the seat 9A, the position of the slide 5A is therefore regulated with respect to the flange 2A and consequently the vertical position of the wall cabinet P.

More specifically, the slide 5A of Figures 1 and 2 also comprises, in addition to the threaded seat 9A described above, means for actuating the hook cooperating with the support 101A.

In this example, said hook is the hook 12A that cooperates with the support 101A which in this example is a simple section fixed to the wall M with pins, screws or other similar items.

The drive means in this example comprise a screw 13A similar to an endless screw housed in the slide 5A and rotatably held in position by a bolt 16A.

Said bolt 16A is inserted, in an assembled condition, in the slide 5A and in the neck 17A of the screw 13A.

The screw 13A cooperates with a toothed wheel 14A, also housed in the slide 5A rotatably held in position by the bolt 15A.

The bolt 15A is inserted, for this purpose, into the slide 5A and engages in the neck 18A of the toothed wheel 14A.

The hook 12A is equipped with a partially threaded body 19A that cooperates with a threaded seat within the toothed wheel 14A.

The body 19A has two opposite flat planes (or levels) 20A sliding inside complementary guide seats 21A of the hole 22A of the slide 5A.

In this way, the body 19A can move horizontally in a direction of extraction / insertion F1 from the toothed wheel 14A following the rotation of the latter when driven by the endless screw 13A.

As can be seen in Figures 1 and 2, the axes of the endless screw 13A and the screw 10A are parallel to each other, so that access by means of keys or screwdrivers for cabinet P regulations can be obtained by acting on the same part ( from above) with the result of improving access to regulations and allowing simplified assembly and regulations, without the need to have front holes passing through in the lining of the wall cabinet P.

In the example shown, the holes in the cabinet, on the other hand, are located in the upper portion of the latter (otherwise called "top" of the cabinet) which, however, is normally assembled at a height greater than people's eyes and such holes are therefore placed in a non-visible and hidden position, even when the cabinet P has no doors or is made of glass or is a glass cupboard, with at least partially transparent doors.

A second example of group 100B not according to the invention is shown in Figures 6 to 10.

In a manner analogous to the first example described above, this comprises a crimp mount device 1B provided with at least one flange 2B equipped with protruding fixing elements 3B.

The latter, 3B, are fixing bolts that can be seen in Figure 10 to be fixed to the wall cabinet P, analogously to the group 100A described above.

Similarly to what has been described above, the flange 2B comprises a counter-fin 6B and a window 7B whose opposite lateral edges 8B form the sliding rails of the slide 5B, which can move linearly (along said rails 8B ) thanks to the guides 11B located on the sides of the slide 5B.

The slide 5B comprises a threaded seat 9B for the means for adjusting the position of the slide

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5B, which in this example again comprises a thyme 10B, the threaded seat axis 9B being perpendicular to the counter-fin 6B and parallel to the rails 8B and the guides 11B.

The vertical adjustment is carried out by the movement of the slide, in a manner analogous to that described above. In summary, the screw 10B cooperates with the threaded seat 9B and with the counter-fin 6B to cause the movement of the slide 5B with respect to the flange 2B; Screwing or unscrewing the screw 10B causes a movement of the slide 5B with respect to the flange 2B and therefore, ultimately, a vertical movement of the cabinet P when the device 1B is in assembled condition, as shown in Figure 9 , in which it is coupled with plate 101B.

With respect to the example in Figures 1-5, in this case, what is different is the means of actuating the hook to the wall M.

The crimp mount 1B of the group 100B comprises the hook 12B cooperating with the plate 101B fixed to the wall with pins or similar articles; in this case, the plate 101B is again a simple section of the known type.

The hook 12B can move with respect to the flange 2B in a perpendicular direction with respect to the movement of the slide 5b, to obtain the desired vertical and horizontal regulations.

The hook 12B only couples with the slide 5B and the actuating means in this case comprise an adjustable knee mechanism.

The latter in turn comprises the levers 15B, two ratchets 14B and the relative bolts.

The ratchets 14B have threaded holes 23B that cooperate with the housed drive screw 13B, like all the components of the drive means, in the slide 5B which, for this purpose, is provided with suitable seats.

The hook 12B is connected to the levers 15B, which articulate with it and are paired with the ratchets 14B, whose threaded holes 23B are coupled with the drive screw 13B.

In this way, the rotation of the screw 13B allows the ratchets 14B to zoom in or out, tilting the levers 15B, causing a consequent horizontal movement in accordance with F1 of the hook 12B.

Also in this case, the threaded seat 9B and the drive screw 13B are arranged in parallel on the slide 5B, with the advantages analogous to those described above in reference to the first embodiment of the invention.

A third example, not according to the invention, of a crimp mount device 1C for a group 100C is shown in Figures 11 to 15.

The crimping mount 1C is substantially analogous to that described above with reference to Figures 1-10, except for the hook actuation means.

In summary, however, this comprises a flange 2C provided with fixing elements 3C that extend in the same plane as the flange to be fixed to the cabinet P, as shown in the configuration assembled in Figure 15.

Similarly to other solutions, the flange 2C comprises a counter-fin 6C and a window 7C whose opposite lateral edges 8C form the sliding rails of the slide 5C, which can move linearly along said rails 8C thanks to the guides 11C located on the sides of the slide 5C.

The slide 5C also comprises a threaded seat 9C for the means for adjusting the position of the slide 5C, which in this example comprises the screw 10C.

The threaded seat axis 9C is perpendicular to the counter-fin 6C and parallel to the rails 8C and guides 11C, to allow linear movement of the slide 5C with respect to the flange 2C by driving the screw 10C analogously to described before.

The screw 10C, in fact, cooperates with the threaded seat 9C and with the counter-fin 6C to cause the movement of the slide 5C with respect to the flange 2C: when in the assembled condition, in fact, the weight of the cabinet P ensures that the head of the screw 10C remains stored against the counter-fin 6C and consequently by screwing and unscrewing the screw 10C in the seat 9C, the position of the slide 5C is adjusted with respect to the flange 2C and consequently the vertical position of the wall cabinet P according to arrow F.

The wall hitch in the device again comprises a hook 12C that can be moved with respect to the slide 5C by means of actuating the hook, which are described below.

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The hook 12C, analogously to that described above, cooperates with a support 101C, which in this example is again a section fixed to the wall M with pins, screws or similar articles, as shown in Figure 14.

The actuation means, in this third example, comprise inclined planes 19C whereby the hook 12C moves with respect to the slide 5C: in this case, unlike previous examples, the movement of the hook 12C does not only develop in one F1 direction perpendicular to the movement of the slide, but also in a direction parallel to the latter.

The actuation means in fact comprise inclined planes that cause the movement of the hook 12C in an inclined direction with respect to the movement of the slide 5C.

These drive means comprise, in this example, a drive screw 13C located parallel to the regulating screw 10C and cooperates with an integral stop 16c with the slide 5C and with a threaded seat 20C located in a frame 17c integrally housed in the slide 5C, which can move vertically with respect to flange 2C.

The drive means also comprise inclined guides 18C placed in said frame 17C and cooperating with said integral inclined planes 19C with the hook 12C.

The drive screw 13C is stationary with respect to the slide 5C due to the stop 16C in which its head is stored, and its rotation drive causes a movement of the hook 12C with respect to the frame 17C.

This movement causes a sliding of the inclined planes 19C (conceived in the hook 12C) with respect to the inclined seats 18C (integral with the frame 17C) with a consequent movement of the hook 12C itself in an inclined direction with respect to the axis of the drive screw 13C.

The movement of the hook 12C therefore takes place according to two components: a vertical one F, parallel to the direction of movement of the slide 5C and without influence on the horizontal regulation of the cabinet P, and a horizontal one F1, perpendicular to the direction of the movement of the slide 5C, which on the contrary, as described above, causes a movement of the cabinet in a vertical direction, thus allowing regulation in accordance with two axes, with the same advantages discussed above in reference to the previous examples.

Another variant of the crimping mount device 1D, not according to the invention, is shown in the attached figures 16 to 20.

This 1D variant differs in several respects from the three previous variants and not only those referring to the drive means.

As regards vertical regulation according to F, the 1D device is substantially analogous to those described above; in fact, it comprises a 2D flange provided with fastening 3D elements intended to fit into appropriate slits of the cabinet P, as shown in the assembled configuration of Figure 20.

Similarly to other solutions, the 2D flange comprises a counter-fin 6D and a housing 7D equipped on the sides with two sliding rails 8D of the slide 5D, which can move linearly along said rails 8D thanks to the guides 11D located in the sides.

Similarly to that described above, the slide 5D comprises a threaded seat 9D for the means for adjusting the position of the slide 5D, which in this example again comprises a screw 10D.

The axis of the threaded seat 9D is perpendicular to the counter-fin 6D and parallel to the rails 8D and the guides 11D, to allow the linear movement of the slide 5D with respect to the 2D flange, by driving the screw 10D, analogously to as described before.

The screw 10D, in fact, cooperates with the threaded seat 9D and with the counter-fin 6D to cause the movement of the slide 5D with respect to the 2D flange: when in the assembled position, in fact, the weight of the cabinet P ensures that the head of the screw 10D remains stored against the counter-fin 6D and consequently by screwing or unscrewing the screw 10D in the seat 9D, the position of the slide 5D is adjusted with respect to the 2D flange and consequently the vertical position of the cabinet of wall P according to arrow F.

The wall hitch in this case is obtained by interference between a hook 13D with a tapered tip 15D, and portions 12D of the slide hook 5D, with a base 101D, which can be fixed to the wall M by means of centering loops 19D and appropriate pins.

The drive means in this case comprise the same screw 13D whose tapered tip 15D cooperates with a seat having an inclined plane 16D located at the base 101D.

For this purpose, the screw 13D is screwed into a seat 18D of the slide 5D and, in the assembled condition, its

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smooth conical tip (or truncated conical) is in contact with the seat that has an inclined 16D plane of the 101D base.

When the drive screw 13D is rotated (by screwing or unscrewing), its conical tip is developed in the inclined plane 16D, thus moving the 2D flange horizontally with respect to the base 101D and obtaining the horizontal regulation of the cabinet P according with F1.

Figures 21-24 illustrate a possible fifth embodiment of the anchor group (crimp mount) that is not part of the invention, wherein said group is indicated as a whole with reference number 200.

The group 200 can indifferently comprise any of the regulation mechanisms (kinematic mechanisms) in vertical (height) and horizontal (depth) of a coupling means 201, which serves to engage the same group 200 to a plate 202 fixed to a wall M.

According to this fifth embodiment which is not part of the invention, the group 200 is provided with (20) vertical adjustment screws 203 and horizontal 204, to which respective axial extension hubs 205, 206 (or equivalent elements) Are fixed.

Said bushings 205, 205 have molded seats 207, 208, at the free end, for engagement by means of a maneuvering tool 209.

As can be clearly seen in Figures 23 and 24, the length of said bushings 205, 206 is such that exact access to the seats 207, 208 is achieved, that is, from the outside of the upper part C of the cabinet P. the hubs 205, 206, the upper part C has holes 210, 211 through. In this way, the adjustment of the crimp mount can also be conveniently carried out in narrow spaces, with the inclined maneuvering tool, as shown in figures 23 and 24: what is impossible with the crimp mounts of the first four embodiments , as clearly seen in figures 5, 10, 15 and 20.

In all the solutions presented so far, other optional features are present, such as, for example, holes for the passage of tools intended to drive the screws 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D and 13A, 13B, 13C, 13D or similar articles.

Other variant or equivalent modifications are also possible, all considered included in the scope of the present invention.

The scope of the invention is therefore defined by the following claims.

Claims (5)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 35 40 1. An adjustable anchor group (100A) for the wall assembly (M) of the wall cabinets (P) comprising a crimp mount device (1A) equipped with at least one anchor flange (2A) to a wall cabinet (P) with projections (S), an upper part (C) and a lining (FO), and a hook (12A), said group further comprising a support (101A) for anchoring to a wall (M), wherein said crimping mount device (1A) comprises a slide (5A) that slides linearly with respect to said flange (2A) in a first direction, said hook (12A) being at least partially associated with said slide (5A ) and being mobile with respect to the latter in at least a second direction substantially perpendicular with respect to said first direction, said flange (2A) comprising fixing elements (3A) for fixing to a cabinet (P) and sliding rails (8A), and wherein said slider (5A) comprises sliding guides (11A), said rails (8A) and said guides (11A) being suitable to cooperate with each other to guide the sliding of said slide (5A) in at least said first direction, said first direction being substantially perpendicular to the axis of said fixing elements (3A), said fixing elements extending from a side flange of the flange (2A) substantially parallel to the extension of the latter in plan, which further comprises regulating means and actuating means, associating with said slide and said hook, respectively, said means (6A, 9A, being) 10A) suitable for controlling the sliding of said slide (5A) with respect to said flange (2A) and said drive means (13A, 14A, 15A) being suitable for controlling dic ho movement of said hook (12A) in said second direction, said regulating means comprise: a threaded seat (9A) located on said slide (5A), an integral counter-blade (6A) with said flange (2A) extending perpendicularly to said rails (8A) and a regulating screw (10A) cooperating with said counter-fin (6A) and with said threaded seat (9A) for sliding said slide (5A) in said first direction, said drive means comprise a drive screw (13A), at least partially housed in said slide (5A), characterized in that said drive screw (13A) is placed parallel to said regulating screw (10A) and said first direction, being said regulating means and said actuating means both accessible from above. 2. The group (100A) according to claim 1, characterized in that said hook is a hook (12A) that can move linearly only along said second direction due to a drive of said drive screw (13A). The group (100A) according to claim 2, characterized in that said drive means comprise an endless screw (13A) that cooperates with a toothed wheel (14A) housed in said slide (5A), said hook (12A) being provided with a threaded body that cooperates with a threaded seat within said toothed wheel (14A) so that it can move in said second direction following the rotation of said endless screw (13A). 4. The group according to claim 1, characterized in that said regulating means are accessible from the outside of said upper part (C). 5. The group according to claim 4, characterized in that said regulating means are replaced by screws (203, 204) for vertical and horizontal regulation respectively of the crimp mounting group, to which respective bushings (205, 206 ) of axial extension are fixed, said bushings having seats (207, 208) molded at the free end for coupling with a maneuvering tool.