FI94484B - Snednåltavelbärare - Google Patents

Description

94484

VIISTONEULATAULUNKANNATIN

The invention relates to a bracket according to the preamble of claim 1 for attaching paintings, pictures, wall clocks and other objects to a wall.

Conventional board supports use nails that are hammered into the wall with a hammer. When such a bracket 10 is removed, the marks left by the nails remain visible on the wall.

A previously known method for attaching paintings and the like to a wall is disclosed in Swedish patent application No. 8405602-7. Patent Application No. The support according to 8405602-7 15 comprises a flat body part to which one or more needles are attached at an angle. The flat frame part can be attached to the frame of the board with a nail, screw or glue.

The invention relates to a support consisting of a body, fastening members mounted obliquely to the body, such as needles, and a pin or hook on the opposite side of the body. The top of the bracket has downwardly sloping needles that support the weight of the board 25 or other object to be attached to the wall. The lower part of the bracket has oblique needles that lock the bracket to the wall. The fastening member of the support is most preferably the obliquely mounted needles, the needles can be replaced by corresponding members, such as a saw-30 blade. Plastic and / or metal are used as the support material. The bracket can be made; made entirely of a single material, it is preferable to make the fastening member of the bracket from metal and the other part from plastic. The bracket can be attached to a wallpapered concrete, board, and 35 chipboard wall, as well as a gypsum board wall. Characteristic features of the support according to the invention are set out in the claims.

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A conventional hammer-based bracket requires a hammer to attach the nails to the wall.

In the bracket according to the invention, the fastening takes place simply without tools by pressing the bracket on the wall by hand and pressing the locking tab into the lower position. When the oblique needle board support according to the invention is removed, no significant marks remain on the wall. Any lock having the necessary locking means for fixed locking of the downwardly directed needles and the upwardly oriented needles is suitable for locking the support.

Swedish patent application no. The bracket according to 8405602-7 cannot be locked to the wall. In this case, it detaches the hel-15 post from below when the board is accidentally pushed. This bracket also differs from the bracket according to the invention in that it is fixed to an object to be hung.

In the following, the invention will be explained in detail with reference to the accompanying drawing:

Figure 1 shows a side view of a beveled needle carrier. The locking tab (6) is in the locked position.

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Figure 2 is a front oblique view of the oblique needle board support. The locking tab (6) is in the open position.

The upper part of the body 1 has one or more downwardly sloping needles (2) which support the weight of the object to be hung on the wall.

The lower part of the body has a locking tongue (6) attached to the body by a hinge, to which one or more needles (3) pointing upwards are attached. These locking pins prevent the bracket from coming loose when pushed from below.

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On the side of the body there is a locking hook (5) which locks the locking tab (6) in a straight position. Locking is done by means of a small projection (7) on the locking tab.

5 There is a pin or hook (4) at the top of the frame to hang a board or other supported object on the bracket.

The bracket is fixed to the wall with the locking tab (6) initially in the open position.

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The bracket is pressed down by hand against the wall. The bracket is then locked in place by pressing the locking tab (6) directly into the position in which it locks by means of the locking hook (5) and the projection (7).

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To remove, pry the locking hook (5) off the locking tab and bend the locking tab (6) to the open position. The bracket can then be lifted diagonally off the wall.

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It will be clear to a person skilled in the art that the various embodiments of the invention are not limited to the above but may vary within the scope of the appended claims.

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Claims (2)

An oblique navel carrier for the attachment of paintings, pictures and other such objects to a wall comprising a stem (1), to the stem (1) obliquely attached fasteners, such as nails, and one with respect to them on the stem (1). opposite side of the pin or hook (4), characterized in that at the upper part of the wearer there are one or more obliquely downwardly directed nails (2), the wearer also having one or more obliquely upwardly directed nails, which can be moved with respect to the obliquely downwardly directed the niles and read to a fixed position relative to these nails (2). Carrier according to Claim 1, characterized in that the obliquely upright directed nails have been attached to a tile pivotally connected part (6), which can be read into a fixed position by means of a flexible safety hook (5). ««