FR2637789A1 - COOKING CABINET - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cooking cabinet 10 characterized in that it comprises a structure consisting of a work surface 11, a front face 13 and two side flanks 14 interconnected by crossbars, the two side flanks 14 being made integral with a wall 1 or a base.

Description

- 1 - Cooking cabinet The present invention relates to a cooking cabinet

  cooking comprising at least one cooking element such as a hot plate,

  or a hollow body such as a pot, or even a neutral plane.

  The known cooking cabinets are placed on the floor by means of four feet of low height. The front and sides of the furniture are therefore about 15cm from the ground, which makes the bottom

furniture that is difficult to access.

  Perfect cleaning of the floor, on the entire surface of the kitchen, is therefore only rarely carried out, so that grease and

dust collects.

  In order to ensure easy and complete cleaning of the entire surface of the kitchen, the present invention provides a cabinet of reduced height from the worktop, thus leaving the floor

easily accessible.

  The present invention relates to a cooking cabinet characterized in that it comprises a structure consisting of a work surface, a front face and two lateral flanks interconnected by crosspieces, the two lateral flanks being rendered attached to a wall, or a base if the wall is not strong enough or if you are

  brought up two pieces of furniture back to back.

  In order to ensure easy positioning and adjustment of the piece of furniture, it comprises a beam fixed to the wall or to the base, the two lateral flanks then being made integral with the beam. A very long beam thus makes it possible to install several pieces of furniture side by side to constitute a "piano". Each piece of furniture is easily

  removable and this ensures great modularity to the "piano".

  In order to ensure an adjustment of the furniture in depth, therefore against the wall or against another piece of furniture located on the back, this piece of furniture has two hooked arms on the beam, the two sides sliding on the arms to allow adjustment, after setting the sides being blocked

on the arms.

  The height of the worktop is adjusted using two screws, one screw per arm, which rest on the arct

top of the beam.

  The horizontality of the worktop is adjusted by two screws, one per arm, which rest on the -2-

face of the beam.

  It is described below, with reference to the accompanying drawings, a

  cooking cabinet according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.

  Figure 1 shows a general view of the cooking cabinet hanging from a beam fixed to a wall.

  Figure 2 shows a beam attached to a base.

  Figure 3 shows this piece of furniture in exploded view.

  Figure 4 shows the detail of the attachment and adjustment

an arm on the beam.

  In Figure 1, the cooking cabinet 10 is suspended from a beam 3 so that the floor 2 is completely free up to the foot of the wall 1. The beam 3 consists of a wedge 3A and against wedge 3B, this being better visible in FIG. 3. This beam is fixed to the wall by

  through bolts not shown.

  The cabinet 10 comprises a structure consisting of a work surface 11, a front face 13 and two sides 14. The work surface is provided, in this example, with a heating plate 12. Of course, the plane can be fitted with other cooking elements, or a

  any hollow body, or even neutral planes.

  FIG. 2 represents a beam 3 fixed to a base 4. This base 4 consists of two brackets 5 and two elements of

reinforcement 6.

  Figure 3 is an exploded and partial view because the front face has not been shown, this in order to clearly show the constitution of the structure. The sidewalls 14 are connected to each other by three crosspieces 15. They each slide on an arm 16 by means of two slides 14A, 14B and, once the final positioning of the

  structure, they are locked on the arms by means of screws 22.

  Each arm 16 is hooked onto the beam 3 by means of a hook 16A which engages behind the wedge 3A, and

  secured to the beam by means of a stirrup 19.

  Figure 4 shows the placement of an arm on the

  beam as well as its connection with this beam.

  The counter wedge 3E allows the installation of the hook 16A and

caliper 19.

  Screw 17, which rests on the upper edge of the wedge

  3A, authorizes an adjustment of the height of the arm.

  -3- The screw 18, which bears on the front face of the wedge 3A,

  allows adjustment of the arm tilt.

  The two screws 17 and the two screws 18 therefore allow a

  adjustment of the height and horizontality of the worktop.

  The stirrup makes the arm integral with the beam by

  through its screw 20, locked by the lock nut 21.

  The fitting of a piece of furniture is carried out as follows: - the beam is fixed to the wall, - the piece of furniture is hooked onto the beam, - its height and its horizontality are adjusted, - the bracket, - the worktop is pressed against the wall by sliding the sides on the arms,

  - finally we block the sides on the arms.

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Claims (4)

  1 / Cooking cabinet (10) characterized in that it comprises a structure consisting of a work surface (11l), a front face (13) and two lateral flanks (14) interconnected by crosspieces (15), the two lateral sides (14) being made integral with a wall (1) or a base (4). 2 / cooking cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a beam (3) fixed to the wall (1) or to the base (4), both   sides (13) being made integral with the beam (3).   3 / cooking cabinet according to claim 2, characterized in that it comprises two arms (16) hooked on the beam, the two sides sliding on the arms to allow a depth adjustment, after   adjustment the sides being blocked on the arms.   4 / cooking cabinet according to claim 3, characterized in that each arm (16) comprises an adjustment screw (17) bearing on the upper edge of the beam to adjust the vertical position of the workplan.   / Cooking cabinet according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that each arm (16) comprises an adjustment screw (18) bearing on   the face of the beam to adjust the horizontality of the work plan.   6 / cooking cabinet according to one of claims 3 to 5, characterized   in that each arm (16) is locked on the beam via a stirrup (19).