FR2463594A1 - REMOVABLE CONSOLE SUSPENDED AT A SUPPORT - Google Patents

Abstract

THE REACH PLATE 5 OF THIS CONSOLE, WHICH IS INTENDED TO MAKE THE CONSOLE 3 CARRIED ON A SUPPORT 1 AND TO STABILIZE THE SUPPORT OF THIS CONSOLE, IS COMPOSED OF A FRONT PART 6 AND A FUR 7. THE FRONT PART 6 IS ATTACHED DIRECTLY TO PART 4 OF THE CONSOLE WHICH SHAPES THE CARRIER ELEMENT WHILE THE FUR 7, WHICH IS FIXED TO THE FRONT PART BY WELDING, CARRIES THE HOOKS 8 INTENDED TO ENGAGE IN LONGITUDINAL SLOTS 2 OF THE SUPPORT AND WHICH ARE CUT IN THE MATERIAL OF FUR.

Description

In the case of shelves that are composed of elements that can be

mount and dismount at will on

  amounts, supports, walls, etc. it is frequently

  It is easy to mount brackets quickly and securely by simply hooking them into prepared recesses

  and also restart them in a very simple way when

  they are not used. To meet this need,

  many forms of consoles have already been realized which

  by the attachment means, an adopted form preferably comprising a bearing plate and hooks fixed projecting on the front face of this plate which

  faces the support and intended to engage in slots.

  Whereas, for low loads, the brackets are frequently

  consist of flat parts cut from

  the material of the plate and arched, one habitually uses-

  for heavy loads of the hook portions welded or brazed to the bearing plate to meet the strength requirements. This method of manufacture generally gives rise to a part whose cost is substantially increased by intermediate or reworking operations and which is not well adapted to the manufacture in

  great series for various reasons.

  The object of the invention is therefore to provide a removable bracket that can be hung on a support and that combines the advantages of parts that can be manufactured by cutting and bending work mode that allows mass production, the advantages of a plate of

  continuous range and can be heavily loaded.

  According to the invention, this problem is solved by the fact that the bearing plate is constituted by a front part integral with the carrier element and by a fur which is joined to the front part so as to form a body.

  with it, and on which the hooks are formed.

  Other features and benefits of

  the invention will appear during the description that will

  to follow. In the attached drawings, only given as

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  FIG. 1 is a side view in partial section of a bracket hung on a support; Fig.2 is a section along line II-II of Fig. 1; Fig.3 is a section similar to that of

  Fig.2, showing a flat bearing plate for a

  sole intended to be hung on a wall or a flat support; Fig.4 is an elevational view of the front face (along the arrow A) of the bearing plate of the

  console shown in FIG. 1.

  In Figs. 1 and 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a tubular support having longitudinal slots 2 formed in the wall of the tube by cutting or milling and which are aligned axially. In the tubular support 1 is hung a console generally designated by the reference 3 which is provided in the case considered a carrier element 4 bent in Z for receiving any objects. It goes without saying that in replacement of this carrier element 4, it would also be possible to provide support means of a different shape, sleepers, support beams, etc. The carrier element is integral with a bearing plate which comprises a front part 6 turned towards the element

  carrier 4 and attached thereto and a fur 7 in which

  the hooks 8 are formed for engaging in the slots 2. The fur 7 is joined to the front piece 6 of

  non-separable way, for example by spot welding.

  The carrier element 4 and the bearing plate 5 composed of the front part 6 and the fur 7 thus form a single console that can be hung

  conveniently to all media with recessed slots

  ceptors 2 suitable and that can be dismantled simple-

  by picking it up. In this regard reference will be made to FIG. 3, on which is represented as support 1 'a planar zone

  a wall or column that has long slots

  dinals 2 'aligned along the same vertical axis. The plaque

  5 'is in this case constituted by a border piece

  tale 6 'flat and secured to the support 4 and by a fur

  7 'also flat, on which hooks 8 make

  perpendicularly to the support 1 '.

  As can be seen in FIGS. 2 and 3, the shape of the bearing plate 5, 5 'can be adapted practically to all the profiles of the supports in which longitudinal slots 2.2' can be formed. in cavities located behind these slots and in which

  the hooks can be engaged.

  The hooks 8 are formed in the material of the

  inner piece or fur 7.7 '. In the forms of

  shown in Fig.2 and 3, the inner part

  fur is constituted by a sheet blank having the thickness

  wall thickness and which has the shape of the support profile 1 or 1 '. In this blank of sheet metal, and as explained with reference to FIG. 4, perforations 9 which define the

  outline of the hooking area 10-hooks (Fig.1).

  In a second workpass, an incision is made

  (without removal of material), along line 11, which

  finishes the outer contour 12 of the hook (see Fig.l). fi-

  nally, in a third working pass, the hook 8, whose shape is now defined, is taken out of the plane of the sheet of the fur by a folding operation, by elbowing it at a right angle around a fold line. 13 virtually free of rounding (Figt2 and 3). The formation of a sharp angle on the fold line 13 is important to obtain a proper engagement of the hooks 8 in the longitudinal slots 2, which in most cases have entry edges substantially free of rounding. A rounded fold line 13 would entail not only jamming between the hooks 8 and the slots 2, but

  also a deterioration of the edges of the slots.

  It goes without saying that the hooks 8 can also be formed in the sheet of fur following other modes. The important thing is to achieve, on the one hand,

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  on the end face a reach surface obtained without

  recovery operation and adapted to rely on the over-

  face of the support and secondly, on the other side, a bearing surface exactly adapted to bear against the front piece 6,6 '. As already mentioned

  above, the connection between the fur and the border piece

  It can be done by spot welding 14 (Fig.4)

or by brazing.

Claims (4)

  1 - Removable console (3) that can be hung   to a support, comprising a carrier element (4) and a   that of bearing (5) which can be engaged with the support (1) by means of hooks (8), characterized in that the bearing plate (5) is constituted by a front piece (6) integral with the carrier element and by a fur (7) which is joined (14) to the front piece, so as to be integral with it, and on which the hooks (8) are formed.   2 - Console according to claim 1, characterized   characterized in that the fur (7) is constituted by a piece of cut sheet metal which has received a shape conforming to the contour of the area of the support (1) serving for fixing, the hooks projecting from the surface of this piece of   sheet metal which is turned towards the support.   3 - Console according to claim 2, characterized   in that there is practically no projection of material between the fur bearing surface (7> which   faces the support and the lateral surfaces of the cro- chets (8).   4 - Console according to one of claims 2 and   3, characterized in that the hooks (8) are caught in the sheet metal part forming the fur, with respect to which they are bent at a sharp angle.