JPS6112825Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a drawer stopper for use in kitchen furniture such as sinks, countertops, and cupboards.

Various drawer stoppers have been devised and proposed so far, but all of them have complicated structures and are troublesome to install. However, this invention has a simple structure, can be provided at low cost, and can reliably prevent the drawer from falling out.

The gist of this invention is to create a stopper body that is formed by bending both ends of a rod in opposite directions to form an impact rod and an operating rod, and to attach this stopper body to the upper end surface of a side panel of a drawer. In a stopper consisting of a fixed seat plate, the width of the fixed seat plate is configured to be narrow so that the stopper can slide freely, and at the bent base of the operating lever, there is a short piece with one end bent in a direction perpendicular to the impact lever. The present invention is characterized in that a stopper rod is provided, and a stopper piece is provided that prevents rotation of the stopper main body when the stopper rod collides with the operating rod side of the fixed seat plate.

The following will explain the embodiments shown in the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a stopper, and the stopper 1 is composed of a stopper body 2 formed by bending a metal or synthetic resin rod, and a fixed seat plate 3.

The stopper body 2 is made by bending and extending both ends of a rod having an appropriate length in opposite directions, so that one side serves as a collision rod 4 and the other as an operating rod. A short stop rod 5a, which is bent at right angles to the impact rod, is interposed at the bent base of the operating rod.

The fixed seat plate 3 is for attaching the stopper body 2 to the upper end surface 21 of the side plate 20 of the drawer H in a slidable manner, and therefore has a width narrower than that of the stopper body 2. The fixed seat plate 3 has an L-shaped cross section as a whole, and has an upper end abutting plate 6 and a side abutting plate 7 that respectively apply to the upper end surface 21 and outer surface 22 of the side plate 20. A recess 8 is formed to hold the stopper main body 2, and the front plate direction of the drawer H when the side abutment plate 7 is attached is cut off and folded up to form a stop against which the stopper rod 5a collides. A piece 9 is formed. The stopper piece 9 is provided with a tapered portion 9a by notching a corner portion at the rear. Reference numeral 10 indicates screws for fixing the fixed seat plate 3 to the drawer H, but it may also be fixed using an adhesive or the like.

To explain the operation of the stopper with such a configuration, when the drawer H is inside the furniture, the operating rod 5 is in a state of hanging down along the outer surface 22 of the side plate 20 of the drawer H, and the operation lever 5 is in a state of hanging down along the outer surface 22 of the side plate 20 of the drawer Connection 4
stands up vertically from the upper end surface 22 of the side plate 20. Therefore, this collision rod 4 collides with the protruding piece 15 attached to the side plate facing the drawer storage section of the furniture body, and the vertical frame, and the drawer H
This prevents the material from falling off.

Note that if the drawer H is on the top shelf of a sink, cooking table, etc., the protruding piece 15 may be used in place of the drawer H so that it abuts against the back surface of the curtain plate.

To pull out the drawer H for organizing, moving, etc., first, the impact rod 4 of the stopper 1 must be pressed against the protrusion 15.
When the operating rod 5 is pulled out until it makes contact with the , and then pushed in a little further, the operating rod 5 is pulled a little toward you, separated from the side abutting plate 7 of the fixed seat plate 3, and rotated upward, the impact rod 4 will fall down. The engagement with the protruding piece 15 is disengaged. Here, drawer H
It is extracted as a whole. If you leave it in this state, you can insert the drawer H as is.

This device has the above-mentioned structural action, and when the stopper 1 is in operation, the operating rod 5 is prevented from rotating upward by the stopper piece 9, which ensures that it can be used as a stopper. It functions well, and since the operating rod 5 is inserted into the notch in the side abutment plate 7 of the fixed seat plate 3 as shown in the figure, the overall design is smart, and the restraining rod 5a at the base of the operating rod 5 is used as a restraint. Since upward rotation is prevented by the piece 9, the impact rod 4 always stands upright, thereby reliably preventing the drawer H from falling out. Further, when the drawer H is to be pulled out, the tapered portion 9a is provided on the stopper piece 9, which serves as a guide edge when rotating the operating rod 5, so that it can be done smoothly.

As described above, this invention can be said to be a useful invention with various practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing shows one embodiment of this invention.
The figure is a perspective view, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view in a state of use. H... Drawer, 1... Stopper, 2... Stopper body, 3... Fixed seat plate, 4... Impact rod,
5... Operating rod, 5a... Stopping rod, 6... Upper end abutting plate, 7... Side abutting plate, 8... Recess, 9... Stopping piece, 10... Screw, 15... Projecting piece, 20... Side plate, 21... Upper end surface, 22... Outer surface.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The stopper consists of a stopper body formed by bending both ends of the rod in opposite directions to form an impact rod and an operating rod, and a fixed seat plate that attaches this stopper body to the upper end surface of the side plate of the drawer. The width of the fixed seat plate is made narrow so that it can slide freely, and a short stopper rod is provided at the bent base of the operating rod, one end of which is bent in a direction perpendicular to the impact rod. A stopper for a drawer, characterized in that a stopper piece is provided on the operating rod side to prevent rotation of the stopper main body by abutting the stopper rod.