RU2704463C1 - Furniture facade with nonrectangular elements and method of its manufacturing - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: furniture.

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to furniture production and can be used for making cabinet furniture facades of various shapes and purposes. Method of furniture front, consisting of elements with non-rectangular borders, consists in fabrication of furniture facade elements from solid smooth panel completely closing opening in furniture; separate elements of the facade are formed by cutting (sawcut) the original panel along curvilinear lines, lines consisting of broken rectilinear segments, or combined lines consisting of curves and straight lines with fractures, and subsequent processing of end surfaces of cut (sawing) is similar to treatment of other end surfaces of panel.

EFFECT: provision of permanent gap between adjacent non-rectangular elements of furniture facade, creation of visually expressive facade of cabinet furniture.

4 cl, 9 dwg

Description

The invention relates to furniture production and can be used for the manufacture of furniture facades of various shapes and purposes.

Traditionally, the facade of modern cabinet furniture is assembled from rectangular elements. Despite the manufacturability of manufacturing this type of facade, they have low visual expressiveness and a poor variety of shapes.

The objective of the invention is to increase the visual expressiveness of various types of facades of cabinet furniture - kitchen sets, bookcases, wardrobes, furniture for children's rooms, hallways.

The way to solve this problem is to use elements of the furniture facade with borders, some of which are not sides of the rectangle and are curved lines 2, lines 3, consisting of broken straight line segments, or combined lines 4, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks. The proposed method allows the formation of a variety of furniture ensembles in comparison with traditional facades, consisting of rectangular elements.

The technical result of this invention is to provide a constant gap between adjacent non-rectangular elements 1 of the furniture facade, bordering on curved lines 2, lines 3, consisting of broken straight-line segments, or combined lines 4, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks.

To ensure the claimed technical result, a method is proposed which consists in manufacturing elements of a furniture facade from a single smooth panel 5 of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood, which completely closes the opening in cabinet furniture with borders 6 in FIG. 1. Separate elements of the furniture facade are formed by cutting (sawing) panels 5 along curved lines 2, lines 3, consisting of broken straight-line segments, or combined lines 4, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks. After cutting (sawing), the end surfaces of the cut (sawing) are treated similarly to the processing of the remaining, uncut end surfaces of the panel 5 by grinding the edges of the glass sheet, gluing an edge tape from paper with melamine impregnation, polyvinyl chloride, plastic, acrylic, veneer or by fixing a T-shaped or U-shaped edge profile.

In the absence of a solid panel with the necessary dimensions to completely close the large structural opening of the furniture facade, the formation of the facades is carried out from several smooth panels 7, each of which contains a part of the facade elements with non-rectangular borders, and these panels, taking into account the mutual overlap indicated by dashed lines lines 8, completely close the opening in cabinet furniture with borders 6 in FIG. 1. In FIG. 5, 6, 7 depict two panels 7, each of which contains part of the facade elements with non-rectangular borders. Cutting (sawing) of the panels 7 is carried out along marking curved lines 2, lines 3, consisting of broken rectilinear segments, or combined lines 4, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks. Moreover, the lines 2, 3, 4 located in the zone of mutual overlap of the panels 7, the boundaries of which are indicated by dashed lines 8 in FIG. 5, 6, 7, forming the boundaries of adjacent elements of the furniture facade and located on different panels 7, are completely identical. After cutting (sawing), the end surfaces of the cut (sawing) are treated similarly to the processing of the other, uncut end surfaces of panels 7 by grinding the edges of the glass sheet, gluing an edge tape from paper with melamine impregnation, polyvinyl chloride, plastic, acrylic, veneer or by fixing a T-shaped or U-shaped edge profile.

Dressing of a smooth non-rectangular element of a furniture facade from fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood is carried out using shaped patch strips 9 or shaped milling 10, handles 11, the arrangement of which emphasizes the visual effect of the non-squareness of the elements of the furniture facade, Fig. 8, 9.

The drawings show:

FIG. 1 - a general view of an element of cabinet furniture, closed by a facade of smooth non-rectangular elements;

FIG. 2 - smooth panel 5 made of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood with marking cut lines (cut) along curved lines 2;

FIG. 3 - smooth panel 5 made of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood with marking cut lines (cut) along lines 3, consisting of broken straight sections;

FIG. 4 - smooth panel 5 made of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood, solid wood with marking cut lines (cut) along the combined lines 4, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks;

FIG. 5 - smooth panels 7 of glass, fiberboard, chipboard, laminated chipboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood, containing one or more facade elements, with marking of cut lines (cut) along curved lines 2;

FIG. 6 - smooth panels 7 of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood, containing one or more facade elements, with marking of cut lines (cut) along lines 3, consisting of broken straight-line segments;

FIG. 7 - smooth panels 7 made of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood, containing one or more facade elements, with marking of cut lines (cut) along the combined lines 4, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks;

FIG. 8 is a section of a furniture facade element of a smooth panel, decorated with shaped patch strips, a plane perpendicular to the edge;

FIG. 9 is a section of a furniture facade element of a smooth panel, decorated with shaped milling, a plane perpendicular to the edge.

The list of items indicated in the drawings:

1) an element of the furniture facade with non-rectangular borders;

2) cut (cut) lines of panels 5 and 7, forming curved borders of adjacent elements of furniture facades;

3) cut (cut) lines of panels 5 and 7, forming the borders of adjacent elements of furniture facades, consisting of broken straight-line segments;

4) cut (saw) lines of panels 5 and 7, forming the boundaries of adjacent elements of furniture facades, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks;

5) a smooth, one-piece panel of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood, completely covering the opening in cabinet furniture with borders of 6;

6) the boundaries of the opening of cabinet furniture;

7) a smooth panel of glass, fiberboard, particleboard, laminated particleboard, MDF, plywood or solid wood, partially covering the opening in cabinet furniture with borders 6, and containing one or more elements of the furniture facade with non-rectangular borders;

8) dashed lines indicating the boundaries of the zone of mutual overlap of the panels 7;

9) decorative shaped patch strip;

10) decorative shaped milling;

11) handles on the elements of the furniture facade with non-rectangular borders.

Claims (4)

1. A method of manufacturing a furniture facade, consisting of elements with non-rectangular borders, which consists in the manufacture of elements of a furniture facade from a single smooth panel that completely closes the opening in cabinet furniture; individual facade elements are formed by cutting (sawing) the original panel along curved lines, lines consisting of broken rectilinear segments, or combined lines consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks, and subsequent processing of the end surfaces of the cut (cut) similarly to processing the other end surfaces panels. 2. A method of manufacturing a furniture facade according to claim 1, characterized in that the furniture facade is made of several smooth panels, each of which contains a part of the facade elements, and these panels, taking into account mutual overlap, completely close the opening in cabinet furniture; individual facade elements are formed by cutting (sawing) the original panels along curved lines, lines consisting of broken rectilinear segments, or combined lines consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks, and the cutting (sawing) lines of the panels located in the area of overlapping panels and forming the boundaries of adjacent elements of the furniture facade, are completely identical; subsequent processing of the end surfaces of the cut (cut) is performed similarly to the processing of the other end surfaces of the panels. 3. A method of manufacturing a furniture facade according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the boundaries of the facade elements are emphasized by decorative elements - shaped patch strips or shaped milling, handles, the location of which emphasizes the visual effect of the non-squareness of the furniture facade elements. 4. A furniture facade made of smooth panels, manufactured by the method according to claim 1, with the boundaries of the elements, some of which are not sides of the rectangle and are curved lines, lines consisting of broken straight line segments, or combined, consisting of curves and straight lines with kinks.

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