FR2837245A1 - Connector for assembling furniture, stands and display rails has recesses, into which uprights or panels can be inserted which are enclosed by walls which may have bores for insertion of screws - Google Patents

Abstract

The connector for assembling furniture, stands and display rails has recesses (3), into which uprights or panels can be inserted. These are enclosed by walls (1, 4, 5) which may have bores (2) for the insertion of screws.

Description

liquid. The present invention relates to a set of parts for

  assemble and assemble contemporary furniture, stands, shelves. These pieces also make it possible to create contemporary furniture, stands and shelves that are completely original. Wiles also allow you to enlarge contemporary furniture, stands and shelves without dismantling or emptying them. The assembly and assembly of contemporary furniture and stands is traditionally done using a large number of screws and nuts or glue, which considerably reduces the lifespan of contemporary furniture or stand, because the furniture contemporary or stand become unusable following the disassembly and assembly consecutive to one or more moves. In addition, the traditional assembly and assembly of contemporary furniture, stands require a considerably long time, a high number of screws and nuts and as many holes to be drilled, with other parts whose recognition and handling do not wind always obvious. In addition, traditionally, the assembly, assembly and disassembly of a

  contemporary furniture or stand require more than one person.

  All of the parts according to the invention make it possible to remedy these various drawbacks. The pieces have compartments in which the boards or uprights will be fitted. The dimensions, thicknesses and widths of these compartments are designed so that the boards or the uprights, according to the standards of each country, can be fitted into the room with precision, accuracy and ease. The fundamental principle of the invention is to be able to assemble, assemble the furniture quite simply by embedding or sliding the ends of the boards, uprights or other parts constituting them in the pieces previously designed and manufactured in the dimensions, thicknesses and widths standardized and in force of these plates, uprights and other parts. Thus in a single piece and depending on the piece, the user can fit two boards, one vertical and another horizontal, thus forming a fixed right angle; and two screws, one on the vertical side and another on the

  horizontal dimension will reinforce the stability of the whole.

  According to particular embodiments, the pieces are designed according to various profiles such as L, U, C, V and others, adopting the same principle of embedding

  boards, uprights or other parts.

  - The ledge provided with a hole to slide a screw into it can adopt different geometric shapes such as the arc of a circle, the trapeze, the triangle, sinusoidal shapes

  and even fanciful forms for aesthetic reasons.

  - For boards of small width, the pieces can be semi-open on one side.

  - For wide boards, pieces can have more than one hole per side

  for screws, to ensure greater stability.

  - The pieces can be designed at right angles or at an angle other than the right angle

  to adapt to particular configurations.

  The accompanying drawings illustrate the invention. Figure 1 represents a piece invented with open face, adapted to the boards of

small width.

  Figure 2 shows a variant suitable for large boards allowing

  to embed two boards at right angles.

  Figure 3 represents a part allowing to adapt trots boards.

  Figure 4 shows a piece adaptable to furniture with one or more edges.

  Figure 5 represents a part allowing to adapt trots boards in two angles

separate rights.

  Figure 6 represents a part which allows to embed a board orthogonally

has another on a horizontal plane.

  Figure 7 represents a part particularly adaptable to the lower part to

the furniture stool.

  Figure 8 shows a piece designed for special furniture such as furniture

cooking (non-limiting example).

  Figure 9 represents a part allowing to fix the doors of the furniture which component. Figure 10 shows an acute angle part adaptable to configurations

  particular such as attics (nonlimiting example).

  FIG. 11 represents a part which makes it possible to fix an intermediate board to a lateral, middle, upper or lower board. Installation is done at an angle

  straight, fa, horizontal or vertical cone.

  Figure 12 represents a part allowing to embed and fix trots or four intermediate boards at intersections of boards. Wile also serves as a base or starting point for the expansion or extension of certain

  furniture, without having to dismantle or even empty them.

  Figure 13 represents a part particularly adapted to the arribre of the pieces of furniture

  to fix the board of some pieces of furniture.

  Figure 14 represents a part particularly adapted also at the back of the

  furniture to fix the back board of some furniture without using screws.

  FIG. 15 represents a part which enables the part represented by the

  Figure 14 to the board so that it remains fixed and immobile.

  Figure 16 shows a room particularly suitable for furniture such as

  fits or tables (nonlimiting examples).

  With reference to these drawings, the invented pieces, according to the piece, make up walls with flange with modular geometric shapes (1), having a hole (2) provided for sliding a screw. A board will be embedded in the compartment (3). The walls (4) and (5) make it possible to complete the built-in compartment and to keep the fixed board in a horizontal or vertical position. Another room has a compartment with open ends (6). The walls (7) and (8) perform the same function as the walls (4) and (5) except that they are of reduced size and suitable for rooms intended for the back of furniture comprising a coffee (9). . The compartment (10) is of reduced dimensions constitute another part. A hinge (11) connecting the two compartments constitutes the part for fitting and fixing the doors. The walls (12), (13) and (14) constitute elements of stability and embedding in the rooms where they are present; A clip hangs on the part (15) reserved for this purpose to wedge the part. The compartment (16) is designed for the embedding of uprights for fits or tables, while the compartment (17) allows the embedding of crosspieces for fits and table boards. The wall (18) is designed to support the bed base or, when the part is inverted at an angle of 180 on the vertical axis, the tables. The example of tables and fits for the application of this

piece is not limiting.

  The walls (12), (13) and (14) can take the form of various geometric figures. It is the same for the compartment (16) which can be cylindrical, triangular, trapezodal, etc. The dimensioning of the pieces is carried out so that the stability, solidity, balance of the furniture, shelves, stands, shelves are always guaranteed. Likewise the material chosen for

  manufacturing the parts must always meet the requirements of stability, solidity and balance.

  Each illustrated piece can be declined in several variants, each of these variants

  respecting and adopting the same basic principle as that illustrated here.

  The device constituting the invention is particularly suitable for mounting and assembling

  furniture, shelves, shelves and stands.

Claims (3)

  1) Set of parts to assemble, assemble, enlarge contemporary furniture, stands, shelves. The pieces are characterized in that they include compartments (3) and t6) provided for the embedding of boards, uprights and other parts. 2) The walls of the rooms (1), (4), (5), (7), (8), (12), (13), (14), (16), according to claim 1 above, characterized wind in that they ensure the stability and support of the rooms in which they are present, as well as those of piancies, uprights or other parts. The rim wall (1) provided with a hole (2) allows a screw to slide therein to reinforce the stability of the assembly 1 Q when necessary.   3) The parts according to any one of the preceding claims are characterized in that   that they can adopt different angles: right angle or other angle allowing the adaptation to