PL13302S2 - Sliding door shapes - Google Patents

Description

Sliding Door Profile: The industrial design concerns a sliding door profile used in the furniture industry. The profile is in the form of a channel section with a profiled, arched catch along the entire length of the door. The industrial design is shown in a drawing showing the profile in cross-section. The profile, as designed, comprises a channel section whose lower arm has a small offset and ends in a groove. The upper arm of the channel section has a grooved inner surface and is connected by a bent arm and the edge of the channel section's web to the arched catch, creating a closed space roughly triangular in shape. At the front, the web forms a closed space in the shape of an uneven trapezoid through a shaped front strip. These closed spaces stiffen the profile. Significant features of the industrial design: The section, as designed, is shaped like a channel with a lower arm with an offset and a tip with a small offset. The upper arm has a serrated inner surface and a bent upward arm connected to an arcuate hook, creating a closed space roughly resembling a triangle. The web is connected to the front strip, creating a closed space in the shape of a non-isosceles trapezoid. The front surface of the section has two flat chamfers and one semicircular chamfer.