KR20010007036A - Furnishing element - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A cupboard is provide to gain an advantage of space by mounting an angle lever on a cover components of upper part. CONSTITUTION: A furniture component is comprised of two sidewalls(3,4), a backward wall(2), an upper covering component, and a lower part board component. A zone(7) of a front surface(8) is shielded by other furniture component(9) abutting to the part. The other part of the front surface forms an entrance in order to approach to the inner part(11) of the furniture component(1). A door component(12) which is capable of closing the entrance is mounted on a first frame(13) comprising a guidance unit(16). The guidance unit(16) cooperates with other guidance unit mounted on a wing(19) which is capable of pivoting around a vertical axis(18). The vertical axis(18) is arranged on a front end area of the front sidewall(4). The first frame(13) installed with a partition for storing(15) is pulled to an outer from the furniture component(1), and is capable of pivoting around the vertical axis(18) by being guided through a guide way during it is pulled. The entrance(10) of the furniture component(1) is provided with other partition for storing(30) and do not intercept a carriage(28) accommodated to the backward area of the furniture component(1). The carriage is moved to a forward pushing location of the entrance area and approaches to the partition for storing(30) of the carriage(28).

Description

Furniture part {Furnishing element}

The invention relates to a furniture part that forms a nearly right corner as described in the preamble of claim 1.

Kitchen fixtures are usually provided with a sink and heater cover, and consist of a lower cupboard or cabinet that provides a work area for kitchen users as well as a large surface on which to place objects. These lower cupboards are designed to be installed near the corner rather than just on the wall in the kitchen. In each lower cupboard, the corner area is defined by the two rear faces of each cupboard part formed at an angle completely covered by the walls of the kitchen, and the two front faces are arranged by side-by-side bottom cupboard parts that are perpendicular to each other. It is difficult to access because it is hidden. An approach to corner parts of the lower cupboard is known, for example, from EP-A-0 441 919 filed in the name of the applicant.

In modern kitchen facilities, there are usually upper cupboards spaced from the lower cupboard above the lower cupboard. The upper cupboards are usually arranged in the same direction and at the same interval as the lower cupboards. Therefore, the above-described problem occurring in the corner region occurs not only in the lower cupboard but also in the upper cupboard. These problems are larger in the upper cupboards because the depth of the upper cupboard is lower than the depth of the lower cupboard. In addition, since it is necessary to completely use the existing space, there is no space for mounting the rear wall frame, for example, near the rear wall. In addition, due to the height of where these top cupboards are placed, the top cupboard is more difficult to access, especially in the position of a short person.

In the case of the upper cupboard as well as in the case of the lower cupboards, in particular the door parts come into contact with other furniture parts arranged parallel to the outward pulling direction, and furthermore, there is provided a door part with a protruding handle on this other furniture part itself. If so, it cannot be pulled straight out of the first frame through a door part mounted on the first frame.

It is therefore an object of the present invention to make optimal use of space, to provide good accessibility, and even on the first frame even when the door parts are arranged parallel to the outward pulling direction and then substantially approach the furniture parts. It is to design a furniture part that is formed almost at right angles so that the first frame can be pulled out with the door part mounted.

This object can be attained according to the invention through the features of claim 1.

The above-mentioned object can be achieved through the furniture part according to the present invention. The depth of the furniture part can be used to provide optimum accessibility by pivoting about the vertical axis, in particular to provide access to the rear part of the first storage partition. When pulling the first frame from the furniture part, first by guiding the guide part fixed to the first frame through a guideway fixed about the vertical axis and along the guideway in an end region spaced from the door part, The first frame can be pivoted about the vertical axis to the minimum and pivoted to the full pivot position at the end of the pull passage. In order to achieve this minimum pivot when starting a pull from the first frame through a first storage partition suspended on the first frame, the door part is moved away from the door part of another adjacent furniture part arranged parallel to the pulling direction. do. In this way, for example, a handle mounted on another furniture part can be avoided.

In addition, through this optimal approach, it is possible to obtain the pivot of the first frame for precisely defined movement paths and furniture parts during the pull. Except for mishandling, even the rear pivot and inward push can precisely define the movement process.

For simplicity, the guideway is formed of a bundle of wires with the desired degree of bend, the guide component can take the form of a pin inserted to rotate within the first frame as well as at least around A partially holding recess may be provided. Through this design, a guide that can be manufactured inexpensively and easily installed can be obtained.

Preferably, a carriage is mounted which is movable parallel to the rear wall in the furniture part, the carriage being provided with a vertical frame on which other storage partitions can be suspended. The carriage can be pushed back to the corner area of the furniture part, thereby creating a space in the front area of the furniture part, in which the entrance is located. When the first frame is pulled out from the furniture part together with the first storage partition, the carriage can be pushed into the entrance area of the furniture part together with the other storage partition. Thus, the accessibility of other storage partitions located in the rear region of the furniture part in the closed state of the furniture part can be best obtained.

Another preferred embodiment of the invention consists of a guiding means connected to an angle lever, wherein the angle lever is pivotally disposed on the bottom part or the cover part and connected to the connecting rod, which in turn is connected to the first frame. As soon as the outward pivoting, the carriage is connected with the carriage in such a way that it can be moved into the inlet area. Thus, simple and optimal accessibility can be obtained, in particular with respect to the other storage partitions provided on the carriage.

Another preferred embodiment of the present invention consists of a carriage provided with four rollers, of which two rollers arranged adjacent to the rear wall of the furniture part are arranged side by side with the rear wall on the floor part, preferably in the furniture part. It is guided longitudinally along the mounted guide rails. The other two rollers are supported to roll freely on the floor parts of the furniture part. This allows the carriage to be guided best and also keeps very small required space.

A further preferred embodiment of the invention is configured to mount a vertical frame on the carriage in such a way that it is arranged parallel to the side wall and against the rear wall. Through this configuration, the depth of the furniture parts can be used completely.

A further preferred embodiment of the present invention consists of a vertical axis disposed on the second frame, which is parallel to the front sidewall and can move about this sidewall in the outward pulling direction by a linear guide. Thus, the vertical axis can be moved when retracting and pivoting the first frame from the furniture part, thereby increasing the pivot angle at which the first frame can be pivoted outwards with the storage compartment, thus reducing the accessibility of the entrance. Can be improved.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the second frame holds the second frame in an outwardly pulled state and places the second frame in the final front push position during inward and back pivoting of the first frame within the furniture part. Cooperate with the locking device to maintain. This locking device is only released when the first frame reaches the inward push position, after which the first frame and the second frame can almost be pushed against the inward push position within the furniture part. This allows the best travel path.

The first frame is preferably held in an inward push position by a snap device. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the first frame from spontaneously moving out of the furniture part together with the first storage partition suspended in the first frame and the door part mounted on the first frame.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a plan view, partly in cross section, of a furniture part according to the invention, designed as an upper cupboard in this embodiment, having a carriage moved into the rear corner area and a first frame pushed inwardly;

2 a plan view of the furniture part of the invention according to FIG. 1 with the second frame in the final forward push position;

3 is a plan view of the furniture part of the invention according to FIG. 2 with the first frame in different outward pull and pivot positions;

4 is a plan view of the furniture part of the invention according to FIG. 2 with the first frame in the fully outwardly pulled and pivoted positions and the carriage moved to the entrance area;

FIG. 5 is an enlarged plan view of two frames of furniture parts in the position according to FIG. 1; FIG.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged plan view of two frames of furniture parts in a position according to FIG. 2; FIG.

7 is an enlarged plan view of two frames of furniture parts in the position according to FIG. 3;

8 is an enlarged plan view of two frames of furniture parts in a position according to FIG. 4;

9 is a side view of two frames of furniture parts in a fully inward push position;

10 shows a side view of two frames of furniture parts with the second frame in the fully forward pushed position and the first frame in the partially outwardly pulled position;

FIG. 11 is an enlarged view of the lower area of the two frames according to FIG. 10 with a locking device provided;

12 is a side view of the carriage of the furniture part.

FIG. 13 shows in three dimensions a part of another embodiment of a furniture part according to the invention produced here as a lower cupboard; FIG.

14 is a plan view of the furniture part according to FIG. 13 with the cover part omitted, with the first frame in a fully inwardly pushed position;

15 is a view according to FIG. 14 with the first frame in a slightly outwardly pulled position;

FIG. 16 shows the view according to FIG. 14 with the first frame in a near full outward pull position;

FIG. 17 is a view according to FIG. 14 with the first frame in a fully outwardly pulled and fully outward pivot position;

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1: furniture parts 2: rear wall

3: rear sidewall 4: front sidewall

5: top cover parts 6: bottom bottom parts

9: other furniture parts 10: entrance

11: inside 12: door parts

13: first frame 14: mounting bracket

15: storage partition 16: guide means

17: other guide means 18: vertical axis

19: wing 20: second frame

23: guideway 24: wire

27: door handle 28: carriage

29: vertical frame 30: storage divider

31, 32, 33, 34: roller 35: guide rail

36: roller passage 37: guide roller

38: clamp 39: locking device

40: pivot lever 41: roller

44: snap device 45: bolt

48: stop 51: ball bearing guide

55: crossbar 56: holding clamp

57: angle lever 58: arm

59: guide pin 60: other arm

In particular, as can be seen in FIGS. 1 to 4, the furniture part 1 has a rear wall 2, a rear side wall 3, a front side wall 4, a top cover part 5, and a bottom floor part 6. (See FIG. 12). One section 7 of the front face 8 of this furniture part 1 is obscured by another furniture part 9 in contact with the furniture part. The other section of the front face 8 of the furniture part 1 forms an inlet 10 which communicates with the interior 11 of the furniture part 1. This inlet 10 can be closed by the door part 12. The furniture part shown here can be used as the upper furniture part. However, it can also be used as a lower cupboard, especially if the depth of the furniture parts is extended.

The door part 12 is fixed to the first frame 13. This first frame 13 is made of, for example, a metallic profile part and has a rectangular shape. The first frame 13 is provided with a mount 14 which extends perpendicularly to the first frame 13 and to which the door part 12 is screwed, for example. A first storage partition 15, for example in the form of a wire basket, can be encased in this first frame 13 in a known manner, one point of which is shown in FIGS. 1 to 4. It is indicated by a chain line.

The first frame 13 is provided with guide means 16 which can push the first frame 13 into the furniture part 1 and pull it out of the furniture part (see FIG. 4). This means will be described more precisely later. These guiding means 16 cooperate with other guiding means 17 fixed to a wing 19 that can pivot about a vertical axis 18 (see FIG. 4), which will be described more precisely later. .

The vertical axis 18 is retained in the second frame 20. This second frame 20, also of rectangular shape and made of a metallic profile part, is provided with a linear guide 21 fixed to the front side wall 4 of the furniture part 1. This linear guide 21 can be designed as a ball bearing guide provided with a stop for limiting the movement passage in a known manner.

The door part 12 is provided with a handle 22. By the handle 22, the door part 12 together with the first frame 13 and the second frame 20 is pulled outward by a certain amount a as shown in FIG. In this way, the second frame 20 moves relative to the front side wall 4 through the linear guide 21. In this state, the first frame 13 remains stationary with respect to the second frame 20. The vertical axis 18 is moved from the furniture part 1 through the movement of the second frame 20.

When the first frame 13 reaches the position shown in FIG. 2, the first frame 13 can continue to be pulled outwards with the door part 12. The first frame 13 thus moves itself relative to the second frame 20 via the guiding means 16 and other guiding means 17.

The guideway 23 is mounted on the second frame 20 so that the first frame 13 can be combined and guided (outwardly pulled and pivoted) from the furniture part 1. The guideway 23 is formed of a bundle of wires 24. In the rear end region of the first frame 13 a guide means 25 in the form of a pin 26 is arranged. As soon as the first frame 13 continues to be pulled outward with the door part 12 as shown in FIG. 3, the guide part 25 is guided along the guideway 23 and proceeds. Thus, when pulled outward from the first frame 13 together with the door part 12, a forced pivot is made about the vertical axis 18.

As can be seen in FIG. 3, the door part 12 can avoid the door handle 27 mounted protruding from another furniture part 9, for example, so that a combined movement, ie an "outward pull pivot" movement, is possible. Do.

The outward pulling and pivoting of the first frame 13 together with the door part 12 can be carried out to the end position. In the description according to FIG. 4, this end position is almost reached. When the end position is reached, the inlet 10 of the furniture part 1 has the best accessibility. Throughout the movement of the vertical axis 18 by a certain amount a from the furniture part 1, the pivot angle at which the first frame 13 can be pivoted outward may be 90 ^° or more.

As can be seen in FIGS. 1 to 4, a carriage 28 is provided in the rear corner region of the furniture part 1. This carriage 28 is provided with a vertical frame 29 facing parallel to the rear side wall 3. In this vertical frame 29, another storage partition 30, indicated by a dashed line, can be suspended in a known manner. The carriage 28 is provided with four rollers 31 to 34. The two rollers 31, 32 are fixed to the lower bottom part 6 and are guided longitudinally in the guide rail running parallel to the rear wall 2. Two other rollers 33, 34 are supported so that they can be rolled freely on the lower floor part 6 of the furniture part 1.

As shown in the basic configuration in FIG. 4, the door part 12 is moved outwardly from the furniture part 1 together with the first storage partition 15 and the first frame 13 suspended from the door part 12. If fully pivoted, the carriage 28 may be pushed forward into the freely accessible inlet 10 area. This gives the best access to the other storage partition 30. In particular, as shown in FIG. 1, the first storage partition 15 and the other storage partition 30, which can be designed, for example, as a wire basket, have a substantial overall depth and a substantial width of the furniture part 1. It can be covered, thereby making the best use of space.

5 to 8, an enlarged view of the guideway 23 including the first frame 13, the second frame 20, and the guide part 25 may be seen. As described above, the first frame has guide means 16 formed by the roller passages 36. These roller passages 36 cooperate with a guide roller 37 which forms another guide means 17 fixed to the wing 19. As described above, the first frame 13 can thus be moved in the outward pulling direction with respect to the wing 19.

The wing 19 can pivot about a vertical axis 18. This vertical axis 18 is fixed to the second frame 20. The second frame 20 is connected to the front side wall 4 via the ball bearing guide 21, and thus can be pushed forward by a certain amount a with respect to the front side wall 4 (see FIG. 6).

As described above, the furniture component is provided by a bundle of wires 24 serving as the guideway 23 in cooperation with the pins 26 which serve as the guide components 25 and proceed along the bundle of wires 24. When the first frame 13 retracts and pivots from (1), the guide is limited and pivots about the vertical axis 18 while being pulled out of the first frame 13. A bundle of wires 24, on which the corresponding bends are formed, is fixed on the second frame 20 via the clamp 38, which is schematically shown.

The fully outward pivot position may be limited by the stop 48 formed of the second frame 20 or formed of a pin disposed on the second frame in contact with the first frame 13.

In the reverse order of the above steps, the rear pivot and inward push of the first frame 13 are obtained. As can be seen in FIG. 8, the first rear pivot makes the dominant motion, after which the movement of the first frame 13 relative to the second frame 20 becomes the main component of the movement. As can be clearly seen in Figures 5 to 8, once again the "outward pull pivot" motion or each "inward push pivot" motion is precisely controlled so that no misoperation occurs.

As described above, as soon as the first frame 13 with the door part 12 retracts from the furniture part 1, the second frame 20 with respect to the front side wall 4 moves through the linear guide 21. do. This is because there is any friction between the bundles of pins 24, 26. Thus, as soon as it is pulled out, the vertical axis 18 first advances to the forward push position. When the first frame 13 pivots backwards and is pushed back into the furniture part 1, the second frame and the resulting vertical axis 18 remain in the forward push position. This is done via the locking device 39. This locking device 39 consists of a pivot lever 40 which is pivotally fixed to the second frame 20 in the region of the lower bottom part, as can be seen in FIGS. 5 to 11. On the rear end of the pivot lever 40 a roller 41 is pivotally mounted. The front end of the pivot lever 40 has a curved part 42. In the inwardly pushed-in state of the first frame 13 and the second frame 20, the first frame 13 is positioned over the curved part 42, which pivots the pivot lever 40 together with the roller 41 to the rear. It means that the part is in an elevated state. When the second frame 20 moves forward into the forward push position, the roller 41 moves across the crosspiece 43 mounted on the bottom bottom part 6. As soon as it continues to be pulled outward from the first frame 13 and pivots, the curved part 42 is released and the rear part of the pivot lever 40 together with the roller 41 is lowered by itself and ends in front of the crosspiece 43. Thus, the second frame 20 is locked in the forward push position as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8.

As a result, while the first frame 13 is pivoted back into the furniture part, the second frame 20 first comes to a standstill in the forward push position. When the first frame 13 reaches the region of the curved part 42 of the pivot lever 40, the rear region of the pivot lever 40 with the roller 41 is lifted up. The locking device is released, and the roller 41 can roll across the crosspiece 43, which means that the second frame 20 can be moved to the inward push position with the first frame 13. .

In order to prevent the first frame 13 from moving inwardly from the inwardly pushed state together with the door part 12, a bolt fixed to the first frame 13, as can be seen in FIGS. 5 to 8 ( A snap device 44 is provided that is secured to the lower bottom part 6 to which the 45 can engage.

As can be seen in FIGS. 9 and 10, in the furniture part 1 consisting of the rear wall 2, the top cover part 5, and the bottom bottom part 6, a first frame 13, a second frame 20, the structure of the wing 19 is formed. As described above, the first frame 13 has two guide rails 35 provided with roller passages 36 through which rollers fixed to the wings 19 can roll. Likewise, a bundle of wires 24 can be seen, cooperating with guide components designed with pins 26 and acting as guideways. The pin 26 is rotatably fixed to the first frame 13 and is provided with a recess 46 in which a bundle of wires 24 rests. 9 and 10, the arrangement of the locking device 39 and the crosspiece 43 can be seen.

This locking device 39 can be seen again in FIG. 11. The pivoting of the pivot lever 40 can be seen under the influence of the first frame 13, and the roller 41 in the down state as indicated by the solid line abuts on the crosspiece 43, and thus the second frame ( 20 is impossible to push back, while the roller 41 can move across the crosspiece 43 corresponding to the locked position in the raised state of the pivot lever 40 indicated by a dashed line.

As can be seen in FIG. 12, the carriage 28 comprises a bottom part 47 on which rollers 31 to 34 are rotatably mounted. The bottom part 47 can be made of a metallic profile part, for example fixed with a vertical frame 29 which is substantially rectangular in shape. Other storage compartments 30, for example made of wire baskets, can be suspended in this vertical frame 29. The rollers 31, 32 travel along a guide rail 35 mounted on the lower bottom part 6 along the rear wall 2. The rollers 33, 34 are supported to be able to roll freely on the lower bottom part 6.

In the illustrated embodiment, the carriage 28 can be moved towards the inlet 10, which can be moved by hand or, if possible, by other means when the first frame 13 is pulled outwards from the furniture part. Can be reached. This allows access to the other storage partition 30. Before the first frame 13 is pivoted back into the furniture part 1 together with the first storage partition 15 suspended thereon, the carriage 28 together with the other storage partition 30 is connected to the furniture part ( It must be moved backwards into the corner area of 1).

As shown in FIGS. 13 to 17, in another embodiment of the furniture part 1 according to the invention, the first frame 13 is provided with guide means 16 designed as a ball bearing guide 51, By this means the first frame 13 can be moved along the correspondingly installed rail 52. A rail 52 is mounted to the wing 19 pivotable about the shaft 18. Similarly, other guiding means 17 can pivot about the axis 18, which consists of two rollers 53, 54, between the rollers on the first frame 13. The mounted crosspiece 55 is guided. Guideways formed by a bundle of wires 24 are secured to the furniture part 1. A retaining clamp 56 to which the guide part 25 in the form of a pin 26 is fixed is mounted in the rear region of the first frame 13. The storage partition 15 may be suspended on the first frame 13.

As can be seen in FIGS. 14 to 17, an angle lever 57 is pivotally arranged on the bottom bottom part 6 of the furniture part 1. Guide arm 59 rotatably held within rail 52 and one arm 58 cooperate. The other arm 60 of the angle lever 57 articulates with a connecting rod 61 which is itself connected to the carriage 28.

While the first outward pull stretch progresses from the fully inward pushed state as shown in FIG. 14 to the state shown in FIG. 15, the pins 26 are bent together with the bundle of wires 24 and the first frame 13 is pivoted about axis 18 with rail 52. The angle lever 57 actually stays in this state, whereby the carriage likewise remains stationary.

The outward pulling process from the first frame 13 continues until the state shown in FIG. 16 is reached. The door part 12 fixed to the first frame 13 is guided away from the other furniture part 9, and any other handles mounted on this part are bypassed.

In the relatively short last part of the outwardly pulled passage from the state shown in FIG. 16 to the state shown in FIG. 17, the outward pivot of the first frame 13 about the axis 18 is a bundle of wires 24. And by adjusting via pin 26. During this state, the angle lever 57 is also pivoted, and the carriage is guided to the rear position in which the storage partition 30 of this carriage is located in the area of the inlet 10.

The motion of the first frame 13 pivoting back into the furniture part 1 and pushing it inward is in reverse order.

In addition, the arrangement of the lower cupboard described herein can be used without any problem for the upper cupboard. In this case, an angle lever can be mounted, for example, on the top cover part, thereby obtaining a space advantage.

Claims (12)

Forms a substantially vertical corner and is formed by two side walls 3, 4, a rear wall 2, an upper lid part 5, and a lower bottom part 6, and a front face 8. One zone 7 is obscured by another adjacent furniture part 9, while the other area forming the entrance 10 to the interior 11 of the furniture part 1 is defined by the door part 12. Can be closed, wherein the door part is mounted on the first frame 13, which can be pushed into or retracted into the furniture part 1 by the guiding means 16, with the door part being pushed into the furniture part 1. The first frame is adjacent and substantially parallel to the front sidewall 4 spaced from the corner, in which the first storage partition 15 can be suspended, and also the width of the first storage partition 15. Is smaller than the width of the inlet 10, and other guide means 17 cooperating with the guide means 16 are forward of the front sidewall 4. In the furniture part mounted on a pivotable wing 19 about a vertical axis 18 arranged in the end zone, A guideway 23 is provided which is fixed about the vertical axis 18, along which guide part 25 is mounted on the first frame 13 at an end region spaced apart from the door part 12. Being guided, The guideway 23 makes a minimum pivot of the first frame 13 about the vertical axis 18 during the first part of the outwardly pulled path when pulling the first frame 13 outwards from the furniture part 1. Wherein the pivot is formed into a fully outward pivot position during the last portion of the outward pull path. 2. The guideway (23) of claim 1, wherein the guideway (23) is formed by a wire (24) provided with the desired bend, The guide component 25 is in the form of a pin 26 pivotally inserted into the first frame 13 and in the form of a pin 26 provided with a recess 46 which at least partially grips around the wire 24. part. The furniture component according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the outward pivot position of the first frame (13) is set by a stop (48). 4. The carriage 28 according to claim 1, wherein the carriage 28 provided with the vertical frame 29 is arranged to be movable in the furniture part 1 in parallel with the rear wall 2. When the carriage 28 is in the position pushed back into the corner zone, a space is formed for the first frame 13 in the inwardly pressed state together with the first storage partition 15, With the first frame 13, door part 12, and first storage partition 15 pulled outwards from the furniture part 1, the carriage 28 can be guided to the forward push position, and another storage Furniture partition (30) is a furniture component, characterized in that located in the area of the entrance (30). 5. The guide according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the guide means (16) is connected to an angle lever (57) pivotally arranged on the lower bottom part (6) or the upper lid part (5), As soon as the outward pivot from the first frame (13), the furniture part is connected to the carriage (28) by itself in such a way that the carriage (28) can be moved into the inlet (10) zone. The carriage 28 is provided with four rollers 31 to 34, of which two are arranged adjacent to the rear wall 2 of the furniture part 1. The rollers 31, 32 are guided longitudinally in a guide rail 35 mounted in the furniture part 1 and extending in parallel with the rear wall 2, while the other two rollers 33, 34 are Furniture part, characterized in that it is freely rotatable on the lower floor part (6) of the furniture part (1). 7. The device according to claim 4, wherein the vertical frame 29 is arranged on an end of the carriage 28 facing the rear side wall 3 and is set in parallel with the rear side wall 3. Characterized by furniture parts. 8. The vertical axis (18) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the vertical axis (18) is moved in parallel with the front sidewall (4) and with respect to the front sidewall (4) in the outward pulling direction by the linear guide (21). Furniture part, characterized in that mounted on a second frame (20) that can be. 9. Furniture part according to claim 8, characterized in that the guideway (23) is mounted on the second frame (20). 10. Furniture piece according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that the end positions of the movement path of the second frame (20) with respect to the front side wall (4) are limited by a stop. The method according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the second frame (20) pushes the second frame (20) to its final forward pushing position as soon as the first frame (13) is pushed into the furniture part (1). Cooperate with the locking device 39 to hold, The locking device 39 is not released until the first frame 13 tries to reach the inward push position, Furniture part, characterized in that after the locking device (39) is released, the first frame (13) and the second frame (20) can be pushed into substantially inward push-in position in the furniture part (1). 12. Furniture part according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first frame (13) is held in an inward push position by a snap device (44).