JP5087556B2 - Telescopic guide for furniture parts displaceably arranged in the furniture body - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a telescopic guide (1) for a furniture part that can be displaced in the body (3) of a piece of furniture, such as a drawer (9), sliding section or similar. Said guide comprises a sliding rail (2), which can be connected to, especially locked with, the furniture part by means of an adapter element (6) that can be fixed on said part, a guide rail (4), which can be fixed on the body of the piece of furniture and optionally a central rail (5), which is situated between the guide rail (4) and the sliding rail (2) and increases the sliding length. An insertion limiter (7) is situated in the front end region of the sliding rail (2), said limiter lying against the front face of the guide rail (4) when the sliding rail (2) has not been fully inserted. The insertion limiter (7) can be displaced, especially pivoted out of its insertion blocking position and encloses the guide rail or the central rail, especially the front end region of the guide rail (4), in a hook-like manner. The insertion limiter (7) has at least one spring section which effects a return travel from the position enclosing the guide rail (4) or the central rail when the furniture part is first pulled out.

Description

  The invention relates to a telescopic guide according to the preamble of claim 1 in the claims.

  Telescopic guides are known per se, for example from DE 20 2005 005 489 U1 of the German utility model publication relating to this type.

  Therefore, the furniture part arranged displaceably in the furniture body is fixed to the traveling rail in the axial direction in such a manner that the furniture part is fixed to the traveling rail in the front end area. It is first known from this publication that it is connected to the shaft as well as in a direction transverse to its axial direction.

  In addition, DE 20 2005 005 489 states that the axial connection of the furniture part to the running rail is guaranteed under all circumstances after the movable furniture part is first brought into proximity or pushed in. It is suggested that the telescopic guide be designed in a manner. This is because a fitting limiter that is pressed against the front end of the guide rail or the center rail when the travel rail is not yet fully pushed is disposed in the front end area of the travel rail. Is achieved. The latch element engages a latch cam in the latch recess and / or the opening of the travel rail, but is pivotable outside its engagement prevention position.

  Therefore, the connection between the traveling rail and the furniture part is automatically blocked initially in the fitting direction immediately before the traveling rail reaches the final fitting position, and the traveling rail and the furniture part are connected. This is ensured in that it is released again only after a successful connection with the furniture part. This provides a more secure and optimized installation.

  It is an object of the present invention to improve this design, especially with respect to high mounting reliability.

  According to the invention, this object is achieved by the subject matter of claim 1 in the claims.

  That is, the fitting limiter surrounds the guide rail or the center rail, particularly around the front end of the guide rail, in a hook shape. And at least one spring area that provides a reset from a position that surrounds the guide rail or the center rail when pulled out.

  The present invention takes advantage of and improves upon the prior art advantages of the above types. Therefore, in any case, the reason for the hook-shaped enclosure of the guide rail and the elastic properties of the latching control part in the first extension after mounting which implements a pivotal retraction of the blocking position against full insertion And there is always a reliable installation.

  Engagement behind the free end of the guide rail is particularly simple for implementing the design. The configuration at the center rail is less preferred for implementing the design.

  According to a preferred embodiment, the adapter unit has a control curve for actuating the spring area of the latch control part. When the control bend is designed in such a way as to utilize at least one spring area and is adapted to at least one spring area, one of the spring areas is retractable with movable furniture parts. It is preferable that the tension can be applied in such a manner that, after being removed from the guide, the hook portion of the latch control part automatically returns to the position engaged behind the guide rail or the center rail.

  In an alternative embodiment of the latch control component as a metal spring, this or other action of the control bend in the metal spring may even be unnecessary. This spring is automatically disengaged when the drawer is first withdrawn.

  Some advantageous embodiments will be deduced from the dependent claims in the claims.

  The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings based on exemplary embodiments.

  In FIG. 1, a telescopic guide for furniture parts such as drawers that are displaceably guided in the furniture body is identified as a whole by reference numeral 1.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the telescopic guide includes a traveling rail 2 that can be connected to a displaceable furniture part, and a guide that is fixed to the displayed furniture body 3 (FIG. 10). Rail 4. A central rail 5 for increasing the extension length, which is arranged between the traveling rail 2 and the guide rail 4, is possibly envisaged. It can also be seen from FIG. 10 that a cross-sectional view of a telescopic construction having a central rail 5 and a roller body between the rails 2, 4, 5 is shown.

  The displaceable furniture parts are hereinafter referred to as drawers for the sake of simplicity. This terminology should not be understood as limiting, and can be pulled into a body, such as “front” or “rear” or “upper” and “lower”. Terms that are each associated with general use in spoken language on drawers mounted in such a manner should also not be construed as limiting, and a front panel is typically "forward" And the drawer bottom is referred to as being “down”.

  In order to connect the displaceable furniture part to the traveling rail and / or to fix the furniture part to the traveling rail 2, it also functions as a latch element for latching on the traveling rail. A pull-out side adapter unit 6 that is preferable as a whole and a fitting limiter 7 that can be pre-attached to the traveling rail are used.

  In order to connect the travel rail 2 to the drawer, the adapter unit 6 in particular connects the travel rail 2 to a drawer frame 8 which is implemented, for example, as a sheet metal part or constructed on the sheet metal part. Used for.

  The adapter unit 6 can be implemented as one part or as multiple parts. This adapter unit comprises two parts in the preferred embodiment herein and is connected to a first adapter part 9 made from sheet metal and to the first adapter part to form a pre-assembled unit. And a second adapter part 10 made of plastic.

  The first adapter part 9 is implemented in such a way that it can be connected to a lateral frame 8 of a furniture part which is mounted so as to be displaceable.

  For this purpose, the first adapter part 9 is preferably implemented as a perforated / curved part made of sheet metal, and the lateral frame of the displaceable furniture part is secured by folding back. It is preferably formed in such a way that it can be permanently connected to one adapter part 9.

  The first adapter part 9 is connected, in this case hooked, to a second adapter part 10 which is preferably made of plastic. The second adapter component 10 is implemented in such a manner that it can be hooked on the traveling rail 2. The first adapter part and the drawer frame, or the first adapter part 9 and the second adapter part 10 can theoretically be implemented as one part.

  The traveling rail 2 and the second adapter part 10 have corresponding connection elements 11, which are preferably here as the lower projections 12 (FIG. 3) in the second adapter part 10 and It is preferably implemented as a window-shaped cutout or recess 13 (FIG. 2) above the traveling rail 2.

  The protrusion 12 preferably comprises a number of webs 32 that engage in the recess 13 with little play when reaching the recess.

  The first adapter part 9 and the second adapter part 10 can be quickly and reliably connected to each other into the pre-assembled unit by the latching means 28 in the second adapter part 10. Engage with the cutout 29 of the adapter part 9.

  A portion 30 that extends as a whole or basically parallel to the traveling rail 2 is implemented in the second adapter part 10, and the control curved portion 23 is formed on the side thereof facing the traveling rail. This bend is designed and formed in such a way (as will be described in more detail below) that the tension is applied to the spring area of the fit limiter. This portion 30 also has a protrusion 27 for engaging below the slope 26 of the base part.

  Therefore, in order to attach the drawer to the traveling rail 2 and fix the drawer in the axial direction, the drawer is secured in such a manner that the engagement of the protruding part 12 in the window-shaped cutout part 13 is guaranteed. It is necessary to attach it to the traveling rail.

  However, it is ensured that the protrusion 12 and the cutout 13 are engaged with each other in such a way that the drawer can be pushed and / or closed with its front panel as close as possible to the furniture body. For this purpose, a fitting limiter 7 is required, which guarantees that the guide rail can be mounted relatively far to the rear in the furniture body.

  According to the fitting limiter 7, when combined with the adapter unit 6, the above-mentioned drawer is stopped at the side of the front panel against the lifting off from the traveling rail 2 by the snap engagement and / or the latching engagement. It is further guaranteed that it is fixed to the part.

  The fit-in limiter 7 is implemented in two parts here, ie, in this preferred but not always necessary embodiment. This fitting limiter is arranged so that it can be fixed to the rail 2 for traveling and a base part 14 that is fixed to the base part but can move partially with respect to the base part. 4 and a pivotable latch control part 15 shown as a separate part in FIG.

  The base part 14 is made of plastic as shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 in order to be cost effective.

  This base part comprises a kind of stopper portion 16 that engages the traveling rail 2 from the front end when in use. At the front end of the stopper portion 16, here, a flange portion 25 is provided adjacent to a shoulder portion 17 extending parallel to the traveling rail 2 on the outer surface.

  The rear end portion of the shoulder portion 17 in the fitting direction x reaches the release handle 18 extending downward via the slope portion 26. In this system, the release handle 18 is connected to the shoulder portion 17. Further, it protrudes somewhat outward from the traveling rail 2 in the radial direction and / or perpendicular to the extending direction.

  The slope portion 26 extends obliquely downward in the first portion 26a and obliquely perpendicular to the traveling rail 2, and obliquely perpendicular to the traveling rail 2 in the second portion 26b. Only extends.

  The slope portion 26 is particularly important because at least one of the portions is at the final attachment position where the drawer is fixed so as not to be lifted off from the traveling rail 2 at the front end portion. This is because the second adapter component 10 that engages with the projection portion 27 has the projection 27.

  In order to release this engagement downward and / or backward, in the extended state of the drawer, the handle 18 is pressed in the direction y perpendicular to the traveling rail 2 and protrudes the slope portion 26. Since it moves to the part 27, the downward engagement is released. Thus, this release of the drawer occurs not only easily but also particularly quickly if necessary. This principle is preferably employed in all illustrated embodiments.

  The shoulder 17 of the base part 14 is provided with a slot 19, such as a T-groove, in which the first spring area of the latch control part 15-here the spring tongue 20-is mounted. Due to the engagement in position, the spring tongue 20 is held, supported and securely guided to the base part 14.

  The latch control component 15 of FIG. 4 is manufactured from plastic. According to an alternative embodiment, this latching control component may comprise sheet metal.

  This latch control part can be attached to the base part 14 in such a way that it can still move partially relative to the base part 14 after fixing. This latching control part can theoretically also be integrated with the base part 14, but then there must be a spring area that can be moved partially.

  A pin 21 protrudes from the bottom plate 22 of the latch control part 15, which acts like a torsion spring and can be fixed to its free end in the base part, around its axis of rotation. The latch control component 15 is pivotable relative to the base component 14 and is used to secure the latch control component 15 to the base component 14.

  2 and 3, this pin is fixed to the free end of a kind of hollow cylindrical receptacle 33 in the base part 14. A first spring area is formed in the latch control part 15 by the torsion spring.

  In addition to the pin 21 on the bottom plate 22, the bottom plate is also provided with a second spring area, and the latch control part 15 is here also attached to the bottom plate 22 and has one free end thereof. Is also provided with a flexible spring tongue 20 that passes through the slot 19 of the shoulder 17 of the base component 14, and the spring tongue 20 moves and is tensioned when the drawer is first fitted, It acts in conjunction with the control curve or surface 23 of the adapter part 10.

  The latch control part 15 is also provided with a hook part 24, which is present around the free front end of the guide and / or body rail 4 during the initial installation (see FIG. 5a, Fig. 6a, Fig. 7a), preferably surrounding the periphery and the torsion spring being loosened.

  Here, the implementation of the attachment is explained in greater detail based on a series of successive attachment images, but some parts of the elements of the telescopic guide are sometimes not shown to make it easier to understand. .

  The adapter unit 6 was already fixed to the drawer frame 8 in advance at the factory, and the fitting limiter 7 was fixed to the telescopic rail structure (preferably one on each lateral frame of the drawer).

  After this pre-assembly, the base part 14 also has its stopper part 16 engaged with and fixed on the traveling rail 2, as already known, and the latch control part 15 is connected to the pin 21. Is mounted so that it can be moved on the base part 14. The hook control component is deflected with respect to the base component 14 in such a manner that the hook portion 24 surrounds the front end portion of the guide rail 4 in the pushed state of the traveling rail 2.

  As can be seen, in this state, the first spring area, i.e. the pin 21 such as a torsion spring, is loosened and the running rail is connected to the inner edge of the hook portion 24 and the rear edge of the flange 25. Alternatively, it extends slightly beyond the front end of the guide rail 4 corresponding to the distance from the inner edge (see FIG. 6a).

  Actually, the protrusion is approximately 1 to 3 mm, for example. This position is fixed by pre-assembly of the fitting limiter 7.

  In this regard, pre-assembly can already be carried out, for example “in the factory”.

  The actual installation of the drawer by the “final consumer” can be started in this case by placing the drawer on the guide rail 2 in the pushed-in state and then pushing the drawer.

  In this drawer, the bottom surface of the adapter unit and / or the protrusion 12 in the second adapter part 10 enters into the recess 13 here by gravity (direction z) and engages it (FIG. 5c, 6c, 7c), rearward and / or inset direction x on the travel rail 2 until the second adapter part 10 is spread out by a protrusion 27 extending below the ramp 26 before reaching the recess 13 (FIGS. 5a, 5b and FIGS. 6a, 6b, 7a and 7b). When the protrusion 12 engages in the recess 13, the first adapter part 10 is loosened, so that the second adapter part 10 and / or the adapter unit and the travel rail 2 are perceptually and possibly audible. (Figs. 5c, 6c and 6d).

  Since the protrusion 27 engages below the base part 14 of the fitting limiter 7, the pull-out is not only in the retracting direction and the extending direction, but also against unexpected lifting and lifting of the traveling rail 2. Fixed.

  Since the traveling rail 2 is somewhat pulled out with respect to the guiding rail 4 by the pre-assembly unit, the telescopic guide 1 can be mounted deeper in the furniture body.

  What is orderly is that this advantage can also be used so that the drawer can be retracted more or less without protruding to the front panel contact in the furniture body, and the fit-in limiter 7 and adapter The control bend 23 in the unit 6 is opened from the starting position in FIG. 5a where the hook part 24 is fully moved, in this case pivoted, and then the drawer is subsequently pushed in, so that the drawer They are designed and adapted to each other so that they no longer exist between the end and the flange portion 25 of the base part 14 so that the travel rail 2 can be pushed further by this distance.

  In this way, the spring tongue 20 is deflected perpendicularly to the extending direction.

  As soon as the travel rail 2 connected to the drawer frame 8 via the adapter unit 6 is disengaged from the guide rail 4 in the extending direction, the hook portion 24 is applied by the spring force of the tensioned spring tongue 20. Pivots against the spring force of the pin 20 similar to a torsion spring disengaged from the engaged position, here inward (FIGS. 6d, 7d), so that the drawer is pushed in again Then, the drawer no longer exists between the end of the guide rail 4 and the flange part 25 of the base part 14, so that the drawer can be pushed further (FIGS. 6e and 7e).

  In relation to the spread of the second adapter part 10, the protrusion 12 in the adapter part 10 fits into the recess 13 and / or the latch, for example as already shown in FIG. The protruding portion 27 of the adapter unit 6 and / or the second adapter component 10 protrudes in the direction of the traveling rail 2 perpendicular to the extending direction, and this protruding portion is a slope portion in the base component 4. 26 is engaged below one of the two parts 26a, 26b, so that the adapter unit 6 and / or here the second adapter part 10 is, therefore, the entire drawer is against the lifting off of the running rail 2 Fixed.

  In order to remove the drawer again from the running rail, the handle 18 must be pushed in such a way that the shoulder or protrusion 27 is released from the lower engagement, as already explained, As a result, the drawer may be lifted off. Thus, the hook portion 24 pivots rearwardly outward to release the pin 20, such as a torsion spring, so that the hook portion will cause the guide rail 4 to be moved when the travel rail is next pushed in. Siege again.

  The drawer frame is fixed at its rear end (not shown here) to a C-shaped hook against lifting off, for example, in a typical manner. A self-retracting device 9, preferably equipped with a brake (not shown here), can be arranged between the traveling rail and the guiding rail or the body rail.

  The fitting limiter is in such a manner that the hook part 24 pivots inward into the travel rail 2 when released from the rear engagement of the guide rail 4 according to FIGS. It has been implemented. Alternatively, the insertion limiter can also pivot outwardly with respect to the guide rail 4.

  1 to 7 show a first modification.

  FIGS. 8 a to 8 d show a second variant, in which the spring tongue 20 is here supported by a coil spring 34, so that these elements together form a second spring area. The function of this second spring area is basically the same. When the drawer first engaged with the traveling rail is first pulled out by the control curved portion 23 in the adapter unit, the hook portion 24 pivots rearward, so that the traveling rail is pushed again. (FIGS. 8a-8d).

  FIG. 9 shows an embodiment in which the latch control part 15 is formed from a metal sheet, preferably from a steel plate, and has elastic properties and / or one or more spring areas 35, 36. Yes.

  The latch control part 15 of FIG. 9 also has a hook part 24 which surrounds the guide rail 4 in the pre-attached position (FIG. 9a).

  This latch control part also has spring areas 35 and 36, one of these spring areas 35 is provided like a leaf spring, and the other of these spring areas is a spring area 36 like a torsion spring. Is provided.

  A spring area 35 such as a leaf spring is supported in a receptacle 37 of the base part 14 and is provided at one end of a spring area 36 such as a torsion spring or even a pin. A web 38 having a hook portion 24 for surrounding the guide rail 4 is provided at the other end of a spring area 36, such as a torsion spring (FIG. 9a).

  The latch control component 15 is configured such that, after the initial mounting, the spring area 35 such as a leaf spring is relatively greatly curved and the spring area 36 such as a torsion spring is loosened. It is held in the internal receptacle 37. In this position, the hook part 24 surrounds the free end of the guide rail 4 (FIG. 9a).

  The leaf spring area 35 is pressed flat by the effect of the control curved portion 23 in the adapter unit 6, particularly in the second adapter component 10, so that the hook portion 24 is located above the torsion spring area 36 (FIGS. 9 c and 9 d). The engaged rear position, which is withdrawn only after the drawer has been removed from the guide rail 4 even when there is an action and even when the spring area 36, such as a torsion spring, is tensioned. Pivots outward from the result so that the drawer can be pushed in as a whole when it is pushed in again.

  The actual holding of the drawer on the running rail is performed (by the protrusions 12 and 17) as in FIGS.

  By means of a spring area 36, such as a torsion spring, the spring returns again to the position engaged in the rear of FIG. 9a after the drawer has been removed, as in the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. .

  If the latch control part is made of metal, in particular spring steel plate, the drawer is removed from the furniture body and then reattached, for example after the house has moved, especially after very long years It has the advantage that the unique properties and reliability of the spring part 36 are excellent.

FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a part of a telescopic guide for a furniture part such as a drawer that is displaceably guided in the furniture body. 2 shows an exploded perspective view of the elements of the configuration according to FIG. FIG. 2 shows a different exploded perspective view of the elements of the arrangement according to FIG. FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a latch control component configured according to FIG. 1. FIG. 2 shows in perspective view one of the time-series continuous stages of drawer installation in the telescopic configuration. FIG. 2 shows in perspective view one of the time-series continuous stages of drawer installation in the telescopic configuration. FIG. 2 shows in perspective view one of the time-series continuous stages of drawer installation in the telescopic configuration. When installing a drawer in a telescopic configuration similar to FIG. 5 that includes additional mounting steps and has elements shown partially cut away to make the mounting procedure easier to understand One of the sequential successive stages is shown in perspective view. When installing a drawer in a telescopic configuration similar to FIG. 5 that includes additional mounting steps and has elements shown partially cut away to make the mounting procedure easier to understand One of the sequential successive stages is shown in perspective view. When installing a drawer in a telescopic configuration similar to FIG. 5 that includes additional mounting steps and has elements shown partially cut away to make the mounting procedure easier to understand One of the sequential successive stages is shown in perspective view. When installing a drawer in a telescopic configuration similar to FIG. 5 that includes additional mounting steps and has elements shown partially cut away to make the mounting procedure easier to understand One of the sequential successive stages is shown in perspective view. When installing a drawer in a telescopic configuration similar to FIG. 5 that includes additional mounting steps and has elements shown partially cut away to make the mounting procedure easier to understand One of the sequential successive stages is shown in perspective view. The attachment step of FIG. 6 is shown in the drawing from below. The attachment step of FIG. 6 is shown in the drawing from below. The attachment step of FIG. 6 is shown in the drawing from below. The attachment step of FIG. 6 is shown in the drawing from below. The attachment step of FIG. 6 is shown in the drawing from below. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 shows elements during various attachment steps of a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention. In order to illustrate the basic structure, a cross-sectional view of the telescopic guide is shown.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Telescopic guide, 2 ... Running rail, 3 ... Furniture body, 4 ... Guide rail, 5 ... Center rail, 6 ... Adapter unit, 7 ... Insertion restrictor, 8 ... Drawer frame, 9 ... First adapter part DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... 2nd adapter part, 11 ... Connection element, 12 ... Projection part, 13 ... Cutout part, 14 ... Base part, 15 ... Stopping control part, 16 ... Stopper part, 17 ... Shoulder part, 18 ... Actuating arm, DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 19 ... Slot, 20 ... Spring tongue piece, 21 ... Pin, 22 ... Bottom plate, 23 ... Control curved part, 24 ... Hook part, 25 ... Flange, 26 ... Slope part, 27 ... Projection part, 28 ... Latching means, 29 ... opening, 30 ... part, 32 ... web, 33 ... receptacle, 34 ... coil spring, 35, 36 ... spring area, 37 ... receptacle, 38 ... web

Claims (35)

A telescopic guide (1) for drawers, elongated bodies and other furniture parts arranged displaceably in the furniture body (3),
a. A travel rail (2) that can be connected to or latched to the furniture part by an adapter unit (6) that can be fixed to the side of the furniture part,
b. A guide rail (4) that can be fixed to the side of the furniture body;
c. Where applicable, the disposed between the guide rails (4) and the running rail (2) has a central rail extending the length to draw out (5),
d. In the telescopic guide (1), a fitting limiter (7) is arranged in a front end region of the traveling rail (2), and the fitting limiter is in contact with a front end portion of the guiding rail (4 ). ,
e. The fitting restrictor (7) is, the guide rail or the central rail, engages especially engaged around the hook-like of the front end portion of the guide rail (4),
f. The fitting restrictor (7), at least one elastic region ing the process returns from the position for engagement with around the guide rail (4) or the central rail when the furniture part is first pulled out A telescopic guide, characterized by comprising: The telescopic guide according to claim 1, characterized in that the adapter unit (6) has a control curve (23) for actuating the elastic region . After the movable furniture part has been removed separately , the hook part (24) in the latch control part (15) is automatically returned to a position where it is engaged behind the guide rail or the central rail. in the manner as tension the one of the elastic region when the elastic region is first pulled issued and retracted, the control curved portion (23), is designed, and the at least one elastic region Telescopic guide according to claim 1, characterized in that it is adapted.   Telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the adapter unit (6) is pre-assembled in the drawer frame (8).   The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the fitting limiter (7) is pre-assembled on the travel rail (2).   The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the adapter unit (6) is configured in one-part format or in a multi-part format. The adapter unit (6) is configured in a two-part format and is connected to the first adapter part to form a pre-assembled unit with a first adapter part (9) made from sheet metal A second adapter part (10) made of a plastic material , the first adapter part (9) being connectable to a lateral frame (8) of the furniture part mounted displaceably It characterized that it is such a manner, a telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 6.   The adapter unit (6), in particular the second adapter part (10) and the travel rail (2), have corresponding connecting elements (11), characterized in that The telescopic guide according to claim 7. The connection element (11) is configured as a downward projecting portion (12) in the second adapter part (10) and as a window-like opening or recess (13) above the traveling rail (2). The telescopic guide according to claim 1, wherein the telescopic guide is provided. Said protrusion (12) consists multiple individual webs (32), the individual webs, when led into the recess (13), in which the preferably the recess with slight play (13) to engage The telescopic guide according to claim 1, characterized in that: Said first adapter part (9) and the second adapter part (10) is multiplied in the second adapter part which can be latched in the opening (29) of the first adapter part (9) (10) The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that they are connected to each other by means of stop means (28). The control curve (23) is formed on the second adapter part (10) on a portion (30) extending substantially parallel to the travel rail (2) at the mounting position. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the telescopic guide is characterized. A lateral protrusion (27) is formed on the adapter unit (6), in particular the second adapter part (10) , in order to fix the drawer against the lifting of the traveling rail (2) in this area. When attaching the said drawer | drawing-out to, the said sideways protrusion part engages under the surface in the said rail for driving, or the surface of the said insertion limiter (7), The one of Claims 1-12 characterized by the above-mentioned. The telescopic guide according to item. When the drawer is first pressed onto the travel rail (2), it further engages in the recess (13) in such a way that the protrusion (12) loosens like a latching treatment. when the as second adapter part (1) spreads freely, said lateral protrusions in the adapter unit (6) (27) and a lower protrusion (12) is characterized Rukoto are coordinated with one another, The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 13.   15. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the fitting limiter (7) is configured in one-part or multi-part form, in particular in a two-part form. The fitting restrictor (7), and a base part (14) and the locking control part (15), said base part may be attached to the traveling rail (2), the locking control part ( 15) to be movable on said base part at any time, preferably characterized by Tei Rukoto disposed combinational so as to be pivoted in any one of claims 1 to 15 Telescopic guide as described. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 16, characterized in that two or more elastic regions are formed in the latch control part (15). The hook portion (24) is formed on the latch control part (15) , and the hook portion (24) is at least one of the elastic regions when the traveling rail is pushed in. 18. Telescopic guide according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it can move to a position that engages the free end of the guide rail (4) that is pretensioned. 19. A telescopic guide according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first elastic region is formed in the form of a pin (21) acting as a torsion spring. 20. A telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that the second elastic region has a spring tongue (20). 21. A latch according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the latching control part (15) is attached to the base part (14) by means of a pin (21) acting like a torsion spring. Telescopic guide as described. 22. The spring tongue (20) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the spring tongue (20) is designed to pivot the latch control part under the influence of the torsion spring. Telescopic guide. 23. Telescopic guide according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the pin is fixed in a slot in a hollow cylindrical receptacle (33) in the base part (14). Away from the pin (21) on the bottom plate (22) includes locking control part (15) of the spring tongues (20), the spring tongue (20) is also disposed on the bottom plate (22), A control curve in the second latching element that is flexible and passes through the slot (19) of the bottom plate (14) by a free end portion so that the spring tongue is deflected when the drawer is first withdrawn. It characterized that you work with parts or face (23), telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 23. The latch control part (15) comprises a hook part (24), which is arranged around the free front end of the guide rail or body rail (4) during initial assembly. engaged with its free forward end, said the pin (21) is rotated, and wherein the tension is applied to the torsion spring, telescopic according to any one of claims 1 to 24 guide. When the hook part (24) is released from the rear engagement of the traveling rail, the adapter part (14) is moved inward or toward the traveling rail when the hook part (24) is released from engagement behind the traveling rail. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 25, wherein the telescopic guide is formed in such a manner that it is pivoted outward with respect to the traveling rail. The base part (14) has a stopper portion (16) that engages with the traveling rail (2), the stopper portion engages with the traveling rail (2), and the flange portion (25). Is formed in the stopper part (16), the flange part is connected to the shoulder (17) and extends parallel to the traveling rail outside the traveling rail (2). The extendable guide according to any one of Items 1 to 26.   28. A telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 27, characterized in that a release handle (18) is formed at the rear end of the shoulder (17) in the fitting direction x. The slope portion to releasing the handle (18) (26) is formed, the inclined surface portion is below said assembly position of the drawer, is engaged by said protruding portion in the adapter unit (6) (27) The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 28, characterized in that: A slot (19) is formed in the shoulder (17) , in which the first elastic region of the latch control part (15)-the spring tongue (20)-is engaged in the mounting position. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 29, characterized in that the telescopic guide fits together. 31. The latch control part (15) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises a sheet metal , preferably a steel plate, and has one or more of the spring areas (35, 35). The telescopic guide according to one item. One spring area (35) of the latching control part (15) is formed from sheet metal like a leaf spring, and the other spring area (36) is formed like a torsion spring. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 31, wherein the telescopic guide is provided. The latching control part (15) is held like a leaf spring in the internal receptacle (37) of the base part (14), and the hook portion around the free end of the guide rail. characterized in that it engaged with (24), telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 32. The control curved portion (23) of the second adapter part applies tension to the spring area (35) such as a leaf spring against the influence of the spring area (36) such as a torsion spring. The telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 33, which is designed as described above. Telescopic guide according to any one of claims 1 to 34, characterized in that the device for self- closing is arranged in the telescopic guide (1) .

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