FR2508295A3 - SUPPORT FOR FIXING A HINGE TO A PART OF A FURNITURE - Google Patents

Abstract

THE SUBJECT OF THE INVENTION IS A SUPPORT FOR FIXING A HINGE TO A PART OF A FURNITURE. THIS SUPPORT INCLUDES A BASE PLATE 11 PROVIDED TO BE FIXED TO THE SAID PART AND A SLIDER 12 MOUNTED IN A SEAT 13 OF THE SAID PLATE LOOSE WAY AND CAN SLIDE CROSS -ALLY, THIS SLIDER HAVING A THREAD THREAD 20 THREAD THROUGH HOLE WITH A RECEIVER 21 OF THE HINGE, SCREW WHICH, LESSING AGAINST THE BASE PLATE, BLOCKS THE SLIDER IN ITS SEAT.

Description

The present invention relates to a support for the

  fixing a hinge to a part of a piece of furniture, for example

ple to a door or the like.

  As the experts in this field of technology are well aware, supports of the type indicated above must

  allow the hinge to be fixed

  longitudinally and transversely in a first plane con-

  holding the hinge itself and, in depth, on one

  x plane perpendicular to the first.

  The object of the present invention is to provide a support

  port of very simple and economical construction which is in

  able to satisfy the said requirements.

  To achieve this goal, it was planned, according to

  vention, to realize a support characterized by the fact that it comprises a base plate designed to be fixed to said portion and a slider mounted in a seat of said plate loosely and sliding transversely, this

  slider having a threaded through hole for

  cevoir a fixing screw of the hinge, screw which, while leaning against the base plate, blocks the cursor in

his seat.

  This seat preferably consists of a rabbet in which are housed two feet extending laterally.

  at the cursor, these feet being surmounted by two teeth,

  in solidarity with the plate, whereas

  these opposites of the teeth and feet are beveled.

  The characteristics of construction and function

  of the invention and the benefits derived therefrom

  will be even better understood from the description below.

  after, given by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings. In these drawings FIG. 1 is a perspective view, exploded,

  a hinge support made according to the invention.

Figure 2 is a plan view.

  FIG. 3 is a sectional view along the line

Figure III-III of Figure 2.

  Referring to the drawings, the support in question, generally designated by the reference (10), is constituted by

  a plate (11) on which is mounted a slider (12).

  The slider (12) is housed in a seat (13) of the plate (11), where it is mounted loosely, that is to say with a relatively large possibility of translation in the direction of the arrow (14). ), on the same horizontal plane as the plate (11) (Figure 1), and a limited movement in a plane perpendicular to the same plate (11) in the

  direction of the arrow (15) (Figure 3).

  The mentioned assembly is obtained by means of two

  opposing teeth (16) integral with the plate (11), which

  overcomes them, respectively, the two feet (17) extend

  laterally to the slider (12) Opposite surfaces

  (18) and (19) teeth (16) and feet (17), respectively

  are bevelled for the reason that will be explained below.

  below. As the drawings clearly show, the cursor

  (12) has the shape of a dome and has a hole through which

  threaded element (20) in which is screwed a screw (21)

  to rest on a plane (22) of the plate (11), this

  screw for fixing on this plate a partial hinge

  drawn and indicated by the mark (23).

  It therefore clearly appears that, after having centered the hinge, longitudinally by moving the buttonhole (24) relative to the head of the screw (21), and transversely by the translation of the slider (12), the screwing of the screw (21) causes the mutual tightening of

  beveled surfaces (18) and (19) and, thereby, the

  stable cage of the slider (12) on the plate (11).

  The screw (25) of the hinge (23), which acts on one of the teeth (16), serves however to adjust in a known manner the position of the hinge itself, in depth, on

  a plane perpendicular to that containing the plate (11).

  Of course, the adjustment must be made before the

definitive rage of the screw (21).

  The mounting bracket for furniture hinges made according to the invention has, in addition, to the right of the holes (26) for passage of the fastening screws to the furniture door, striped areas (27) for the stable anchoring of the

hinge (23) (Figure 3).

Claims (3)

Claims.   i .; Support for fixing a hinge to a part of a piece of furniture, characterized in that it comprises   a base plate (11) intended to be fixed to the said part   and a slider (12) mounted in a seat (13) of said plate loosely and being able to slide transversely, this slider having a threaded through hole (20) for receiving a fixing screw (21) of the hinge, screw which, leaning against the base plate, blocks the cursor in his seat.   2. Support according to claim 1, characterized   in that the said seat is a rebate in which   are housed two feet (17) extending laterally to the slider (12), these feet being surmounted, respectively, by   two teeth (16) integral with the plate, the opposing surfaces   teeth and feet being beveled.   3. Support according to claim 1, characterized   rised by the fact that the said slider has the shape of a dome.