WO2005120288A1 - Tischkonstruktion - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16B—DEVICES FOR FASTENING OR SECURING CONSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENTS OR MACHINE PARTS TOGETHER, e.g. NAILS, BOLTS, CIRCLIPS, CLAMPS, CLIPS OR WEDGES; JOINTS OR JOINTING
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16B—DEVICES FOR FASTENING OR SECURING CONSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENTS OR MACHINE PARTS TOGETHER, e.g. NAILS, BOLTS, CIRCLIPS, CLAMPS, CLIPS OR WEDGES; JOINTS OR JOINTING
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- the present invention relates to a table construction with a frame, at least one table top sitting thereon and feet detachably mounted on the frame, the frame and the feet being made of a square hollow profile.
- the subject matter is the expandability of the table surface, the foot attachment and the additional equipment of the table.
- a modular support frame system for a table is known from DE 102 02 194 A1.
- Longitudinal and transverse frames are connected to one another in a non-positive and positive manner by means of a fastening means.
- the applicant's German utility model 202 16 254 U1 discloses a table construction with a frame, a table top seated thereon and feet detachably attached to the frame, the frame and the feet at least partially consisting of a square hollow profile.
- the frame has a rectangular layout and has a front strut, a rear strut opposite this and two side struts. In each case one foot is arranged in each inner corner area formed by the frame and here lies with two adjacent surfaces on the inner surfaces of the struts which converge towards one another.
- the frame can be enlarged by identical extension of the two opposite side struts so that the area covered by the frame expands to a multiple.
- the area outlined by the frame is doubled when it is doubled, by inserting a first central strut into the horizontal plane spanned by the frame.
- the second central strut attaches to the first central strut in a T-shape.
- the table construction comprises a frame with at least four base struts, which form at least one table field and meet in pairs in the corner regions of the frame and are connected to one another by means of connectors.
- the feet are detachably attached to the frame.
- At least one table top is placed on the frame.
- the connectors are formed by corner angles, which consist of two side legs arranged at right angles to one another, which receive the pushed-on ends of the base struts. At the corner angles, the upper ends of the feet supporting the frame are also attached.
- bridge pieces are provided, by means of which the base struts can be connected to one another in pairs and arranged on a line.
- inner struts are provided which are attached to the base struts or on the one hand to a further inner strut by means of docking parts within the frame formed by the base struts.
- the following table combinations in particular can be set up: a) two table fields lined up on the narrow side, resulting in an oblong rectangular work surface; b) two table fields lined up alongside one another, from which a square table worktop results; c) two table fields lined up alongside one another and a narrow extension field attached to it on the narrow side, quasi T-shaped, resulting in a square work surface; d) two table fields lined up alongside one another and a table field attached to it on the narrow side, quasi T-shaped, resulting in a rectangular work surface; e) two table fields lined up alongside one another and two further table fields in turn attached to one another on the longitudinal side, resulting in a rectangular work surface; f) two table fields lined up alongside one another and two further table fields in turn attached to one another on the longitudinal side, and in each case on the outside a narrow approach field, quasi T-shaped, which results in a rectangular work surface; g) two table fields lined up alongside one another and two further table fields in turn attached to one another
- a base strut can be designed as a short longitudinal strut, cross strut, long longitudinal strut or short strut. It is preferably: a) the length of the short longitudinal strut is twice the length of the cross strut; b) the length of the long strut, the length of the short strut plus the length of the cross strut; and c) the length of the short strut is half the length of the cross strut; and d) the length of the table top approximately the length of the short longitudinal strut and the width of the table top corresponds approximately to the length of the cross strut.
- a plate segment is provided to be placed on the table frame as a covering of an intermediate field or an attachment field, the width of the plate segment corresponding approximately to the length of the short strut and the length of the plate segment approximately corresponding to the length of the short longitudinal strut.
- An inner strut can be designed as a long inner strut or a short inner strut, wherein: a) the length of the long inner strut corresponds to the length of the short longitudinal strut; b) the length of the short inner strut corresponds to half the length of the cross strut; and c) the base struts consist of a square hollow profile with a rectangular cross section, while the inner struts have a square cross section.
- Box attachments are provided for installation on the work surface, which can preferably be detachably attached by means of adapter plates fastened under the box attachment and on the work surface and holding plates complementary thereto.
- Desk containers and base cabinets are designed to support the frame.
- a socket unit which is installed in a socket holder or a combination holder, is accessible via the cutout in the table top, the latter also serving to hold a screen rising vertically from the work surface.
- the bridge piece comprises a central part, on each of which a flank part is attached, which is intended for pushing on the ends of the base struts.
- the docking part consists of a base and a shaft attached to it, wherein the docking part can be fastened with the base directly to the frame or to the middle part of the bridge piece.
- the ends of the inner struts are for attachment to the docking part on it Shaft pushed on.
- the ends of the base struts and the inner struts are mitered.
- a support leg connected to the docking part can be mounted below a docking part built into the frame.
- the base of the docking part is screwed onto the middle part of the bridge piece.
- the end of the inner strut on the shaft of the docking part is attached by means of a wedge screw connection.
- the upper end of the foot is screwed to the corner bracket through the pushed-on ends of the base struts.
- There is a corner nose on the corner bracket which positively engages in a locking slot at the upper end of the attached foot.
- Figure 1A - a table with a table field, in principle
- Figure 1B - a table combination with two table fields put together on the narrow sides, in principle
- Figure 1C a table combination with two table fields put together on the long sides, in principle
- Figure 1 D a table combination with two table fields put together on the long sides and a third table field added transversely to it, resulting in a rectangular work surface, in a schematic representation;
- Figure 1E - a table combination with 4 table fields put together to form a rectangular work surface, in principle
- Figure 1F a box attachment, in perspective view from the front;
- Figure 1G the box attachment according to Figure 1F, in perspective view from behind, with an approximate rear wall;
- Figure 1H - a desk container, in principle
- FIG. 1J a base cabinet with components for two different interiors, in an exploded view
- FIG. 1K the table according to FIG. 1A with a container and box attachment placed on the side, in a basic illustration
- Figure lL - a table combination with a table field and a longitudinally attached approach field and box attachments arranged thereon, in a basic representation
- FIG. 1M the table combination according to FIG. 1C, with a side panel arranged on the side and two box attachments positioned thereon, in a basic illustration;
- Figure 1N the table combination according to Figure 1M, with two additional base cabinets, in a different perspective;
- FIG. 10 the table combination according to FIG. 1E, expanded with containers placed on both outer flanks and box attachments arranged above, in a different perspective;
- Figure 1P a table combination in a Z-shaped offset arrangement with centrally installed base cabinets and box trays; in principle;
- Figure 2A the table according to Figure 1A with mounted screen
- Figure 2B the table combination according to Figure 1C with a screen mounted between the two table fields, in principle
- Figure 2C the table combination according to Figure 1D with screens mounted between the table fields, in a schematic representation
- Figure 3 a Z-shaped offset table combination with two table fields, an inserted intermediate field and screens mounted on the table fields, in principle;
- Figure 4D the table combination according to Figure 1D, in plan
- Figure 4E the table combination according to Figure 1E, in plan
- Figure 4H the table combination according to Figure 1E, expanded with two additional table fields attached transversely on the outside, in the floor plan;
- Figure 5A an L-shaped table combination with two table fields, in plan;
- Figure 5B the L-shaped table combination according to Figure 5A, in a mirror image arrangement, in plan;
- Figure 5C an L-shaped table combination with a table field and an approach field, in plan;
- Figure 5D the L-shaped table combination according to Figure 5C, in a mirror image arrangement, in the plan;
- Figure 5E the Z-shaped offset table combination according to Figure 3, in plan;
- Figure 5F the Z-shaped offset table combination according to Figure 5E, in a mirror image arrangement, in the plan
- Figure 5G a Z-shaped offset table combination with three table fields, floor plan
- Figure 5H the Z-shaped offset table combination according to Figure 5G, in a mirror image arrangement, in the floor plan;
- FIG. 6B the longitudinal struts and short struts in the assembly arrangement for the frame of an attachment area according to FIG. 5C with associated plate segment, plate holder and screws, in an exploded view;
- FIG. 7A the cross struts and the inner strut in the assembly arrangement for the frame of an attachment field according to FIG. 1L with the associated two plate segments, plate holders and screws, in an exploded view
- Figure 7B the assembly arrangement according to Figure 7A, without the two plate segments, but supplemented with adapter plates for receiving the box attachments, in an exploded view
- Figure 8A the table with a table field according to Figure 1A, in an exploded view;
- Figure 8B the table combination with two table fields according to Figure 1C, in an exploded view
- Figure 8C the table combination with three table fields according to Figure 1 D, in an exploded view
- Figure 9A - a foot with an attached head plate for fastening the first variant and dismantled glider, in a partially transparent perspective view;
- FIG. 9C the upper foot end from FIG. 9A, with the head plate approximated, in a perspective view
- FIG. 9D shows the arrangement according to FIG. 9C with the head plate attached, in a transparent perspective view
- FIG. 9E shows the arrangement according to FIG. 9D, with the head plate attached, in a perspective view
- FIG. 9F - a foot with an approximate corner angle, fastening of the second variant and inserted glider, in a partially explosive representation
- Figure 9G the arrangement of Figure 9F in the assembled state with attached struts, in a different perspective
- Figure 10A - a corner bracket with approximate flank cover, in perspective
- Figure 10B the flank cover of Figure 10A, in an enlarged perspective view
- Figure 10C the flank cover according to Figure 10B, in a different perspective
- FIG. 11A the corner bracket of Figure 9H with partially pushed struts, in partial view, in perspective
- Figure UB the corner bracket from Figure 9H and the upper foot end according to Figure 9A with the attachment of the first variant, in a perspective view
- FIG. 11C the arrangement according to FIG. 11B with cross struts pushed onto the corner bracket, in a perspective view;
- Figure 11 D the arrangement according to Figure 11B with the corner plate attached to the head plate, in perspective
- Figure 11E the arrangement according to Figure 11D with struts pushed onto the corner bracket, in perspective;
- FIG. 12A a docking part, in a perspective view
- FIG. 12B the docking part according to FIG. 12A with screws, in a changed perspective
- FIG. 12C shows the docking part according to FIG. 12A with an approximated wedge and wedge screw, in an exploded view
- FIG. 12D shows a bridge piece, in a perspective view
- FIG. 12E the bridge piece according to FIG. 12D with a docking part attached to it according to FIG. 12A, in a perspective view;
- FIG. 13A the combination of docking part and bridge piece according to Figure 12E with an approximate strut, in perspective
- FIG. 13B the arrangement according to FIG. 13A with the strut pushed onto the bridge piece and the approximated and clamp, in a perspective view;
- Figure 14A - a foot with the inner strut and glider shown in broken lines, in a partial exploded view;
- FIG. 14B the foot and the inner strut from FIG. 14A with the approximate combination of the docking part and bridge piece according to FIG. 12E and associated connecting elements, in a partial exploded view;
- FIG. 15A the arrangement according to FIG. 13B with the inner strut pushed onto the docking part, in a partial exploded view
- FIG. 15B the arrangement according to FIG. 15A with the strut pushed onto the bridge piece on both sides, in a changed perspective
- Figure 16A a strut with attached lid and socket holder, socket unit and attachment frame, in partial exploded view;
- Figure 17A the base of the table according to Figure 1A with mounted screen, in perspective;
- FIG. 17B the arrangement according to FIG. 16B, with a combination holder instead of the socket holder, in a partial exploded view;
- FIG. 17C - the combination holder from FIG. 17B enlarged, in a different perspective
- Figure 17E the screen of Figure 17A with the combination holder, in an exploded view
- FIG. 18A the base frame of the table according to FIG. 1A with a cable network attached to a longitudinal strut, in a perspective view; and Figure 18B - the arrangement according to Figure 18A, in plan view.
- Figures 1A to 1E Due to its modular structure, the table construction allows the creation of extended and variedly configured table combinations within a modular system with a correspondingly varied overall work surface.
- the table with a table top 1 comprises a table field T1, the table top 1 resting on a frame 2 which is supported by four feet 3 arranged at the corners.
- a recess 10 is provided for the supply of cables.
- An elongated work surface is created with a table combination with two table fields T1, T2 assembled on the narrow sides (see FIG. 1B). If two table fields T1, T2 are joined together on the long sides, a more square work surface results, the cutouts 10 abutting against one another (see FIG. 1C).
- a larger rectangular work surface results from the combination with two table fields T1, T2 put together on the long sides and a third table field T3 attached transversely thereto (see FIG. 1D). Since the dimensions of the table tops 1 are chosen so that the length is twice the width, the narrow sides of the field T3 are flush with the long sides of the fields T1.T2.
- a further enlarged rectangular work surface is created by combining two table tops T1-T4 put together (see Figure 1E).
- FIGS. 1K to 1P This pair of figures shows a box attachment 4 which is intended to be placed on the work surface formed by the table (see FIGS. 1K to 1P).
- the box top 4 has a partition 40, e.g. two adjacent open compartments, and is clad from behind with a rear wall 42.
- a desk container 45 with a drawer partition 46 can also be provided as a supporting substructure under the frame 2, so that on this table side then the arrangement of supporting feet 3 is superfluous (see Figures 1 K and 10).
- a base cabinet 48 which consists of a body 480 and various subdivisions 49 for accommodating trays 481 or pull-outs 483, can be considered as the substructure under a table combination with at least two table fields T1, T2.
- the base cabinet 48 is preferably open to the user side or provided with sliding doors 482 on the front. The use of the base cabinet 48 is illustrated in FIGS. 1K and 10.
- a typical equipment for a table with a table field T1 is a permanently mounted desk container 45 as a supporting substructure and a box attachment 4 is to be provided above the table top 1 and the desk container 45 (see FIG. 1K).
- Two box attachments 4 placed next to one another can be placed on an attachment area A1 opposite the user (see FIG. 1L) or on an attachment area A1 to the side of two table areas T1, T2 (see FIG. 1M).
- Another typical configuration is the arrangement of two supporting base cabinets 48 below two and the simultaneous installation of two box attachments 4 above the base cabinets 48 (see FIG. 1N).
- This sequence of figures illustrates the equipment of differently configured work surfaces with a screen 5 for the user.
- a screen 5 represents a delimitation of the work surface, thus preventing this Falling things and at the same time serves to attach notes or to hold small items in suitable holders.
- the screen 5 is attached to the user on the long side of the table (see FIG. 2A).
- the common screen 5 is provided in the area of the adjacent table fields T1.T2 (see FIG. 2B).
- the three-way combination with the table fields T1-T3 there are two screens 5, which are each mounted on the adjoining table fields T1, T2; T3, T1 / T2 (see FIG. 2C).
- a separate screen 5 belongs to each table field T1, T2, the intermediate field Z1 being covered with a plate segment 100 (see FIG. 3).
- FIG. 4A to 5H This sequence of figures shows floor plans of the simplest table with only one table field T1 up to combinations of six with six table fields T1-T6 and Z-shaped configurations.
- the base frame of a table with only one table field T1 has a frame 2, which is formed from two short longitudinal struts 20 arranged parallel to one another at a distance and two cross struts 21 closing the frame 2.
- the short longitudinal struts 20 and the cross struts 21 are connected to one another and, at the same time, the feet 3 are arranged.
- the short longitudinal struts 20 have a length of 1800 mm, for example, and the cross struts 21 have a length of 900 mm.
- the frame 2 In the case of the table combination with two table fields T1, T2 put together on the narrow sides, that is to say in the longitudinal direction adjacent to one another, the frame 2 consists of two short longitudinal struts 20 which are connected in alignment with one another, two transverse struts 21 closing the frame 2 on the side flanks and a short inner strut 24 of, for example, 900 mm in length, as a transition between the two table fields T1.T2 (see FIG. 4B). Between two table fields T1, T2 that complement each other to form a square, there is a long inner strut 23 of, for example, 1800 mm in length in the transition (see FIG. 4C).
- the frame 2 of the four-person table combination formed in the rectangle with the table fields T1-74 is formed on the outside by six short longitudinal struts 20, two pairs of two longitudinal struts 20 being assembled, while three long inner struts 23 are arranged in a cross (see FIG. 4E ).
- the table combination with two table fields T1.72 set up in a square and a common attachment field A1 has a frame made up of two short and long longitudinal struts 20, 22 and two long inner struts 23 which are arranged in the T-profile (see FIG. 4F).
- the frames 2 of more complex table combinations are composed on the outside of corresponding struts 20, 22, 23, it also being possible to connect short longitudinal struts 20 and parts otherwise used as cross struts 21 to form elongated longitudinal frame parts (see FIGS. 4G and 4H).
- the frame 2 for the table field T1 (see FIG. 6A) is composed of two short longitudinal struts 20 arranged parallel to one another at a distance and two cross struts 21 closing the frame 2.
- the ends of the struts formed from a square hollow profile are in principle provided with a miter cut.
- an edge cover 11 for example a rubber profile, is provided.
- For the attachment of the table top 1 serve plate holder 29, which are used distributed on the inside of the struts 20,21.
- an undamaged plate segment 100 is provided as a cover.
- two long longitudinal struts 22 are used, which are parallel to each other.
- the boundary between the fields 71.A1 forms an H-shaped long inner strut 23 inserted between the longitudinal struts 22, which is fastened at its two ends with a docking part 26 to the inner flanks of the two longitudinal struts 22.
- the inner strut 23 is preferably a hollow profile of square cross-section, in the ends of which the shaft of the respective docking part
- FIG. 8A The ends of the short longitudinal struts 20 and cross struts 21 which converge in the corners are connected to one another by means of corner angles 27. At the corner angles 27, the feet 3 are fastened with their top
- Head plates 32 mounted. At the bottom the feet 3 are provided with a slider part 30 and a sleeve part 31 which is inserted in the foot end and which swellable slider part 30 receives.
- the feet 3 are preferably made of a hollow section with a square cross section.
- FIG. 8C For a table combination with three table fields T1-73 formed in a square, two short longitudinal struts 20 and two long longitudinal struts 22 are required to create the frame 2. Within the frame 2 stretched in this way, a first long inner strut 23 and T-shaped is centered in the longitudinal direction a second long inner strut 23 is used for this. The inner strut 23 is fastened to the outer frame and the two inner struts 23 are fastened to one another by means of docking parts 26. To cover the expanded work surface, three table tops 1 are now used, which are in principle joined to one another in a T-shape.
- a head plate 32 is firmly attached to the upper foot end, for example welded on.
- the top plate 32 has at the top a surface formed as a right-angled triangle, which initially runs from the outside in a horizontal section to the right angle in order to pass into a section with a slight downward slope in the region of the depressions 332.
- the surface has a cutout 321 in the right-angled corner region.
- bends 320 At the outer ends of the sides of the triangle, which enclose the right angle between them, there are bends 320 provided, which are angled vertically downward and provided with a screw hole 323 and extend inwards to the vicinity of the depressions 322.
- the head plate 32 is placed on the open upper end face of the foot 3 and projects with the downwardly inclined section of the upper surface into the cavity of the foot 3.
- the outer edges of the downwardly inclined section come to rest on the inner surfaces of the foot 3, so that the head plate 32 is secured against horizontal displacements.
- the cutout 321 in the head plate 32 faces a locking slot 34 at the upper end of the foot 3.
- the foot 3 For leveling the foot 3 is provided with a slider 30 which is received by a sleeve part 31 which is inserted in the lower end of the foot 3. Slider 30 and sleeve part 31 have mutually complementary threads, so that the slider 30 can be adjusted by turning.
- the head plate 32 is replaced by an angle 35 which protrude through through slots 33 in the upper end of the foot 3 into the interior thereof.
- the angle 35 is partially movable, has a screw hole and an inner bend 230, which stabilizes the position of the angle 35 in the screwed position.
- a corner bracket 27 comprises two side legs 270 arranged at right angles to one another, of flat rectangular cross section. At the free ends of the side legs 270, the outer surfaces are chamfered, so that tapered ends result. A corner projection 271 protrudes inwards from the corner area where the two side legs 270 meet.
- the side legs 270 have an internally threaded bore 272 arranged near their free ends. The ends of the longitudinal struts 20, 22 and the cross struts 21 are each cut to a 45 ° miter.
- a rectangular end cut 200 is provided on the vertically arranged inward-facing surfaces of the cross strut 21 and the short longitudinal strut 20, which together when the struts 20, 21 are pushed on form an opening in which the corner nose 271 is accommodated and through which the corner nose 271 of the corner bracket 27 protrudes outwards.
- screws 39 are screwed through the bends 320 of the head plate 32 and the screw holes 201 in the struts 20, 21 into the internally threaded bores 272 at the corner bracket 27.
- the second variant of the foot fastening see FIGS.
- the screws 39 are screwed through the angles 35 and the screw holes 201 in the struts 20, 21 into the internally threaded holes 272 in the corner angle 27.
- the corner nose 271 of the corner bracket 27 also engages in a form-locking manner in the locking slot 34 present at the upper end of the foot 3.
- the flank covers 278 are designed to cover the gap that remains between the outwardly facing surfaces of the struts 20, 21 pushed onto the corner bracket 27.
- the bracket-like flank cover 278 consists of an outer bar 2780, from each end of which a locking arm 2782, which is arranged perpendicular to the outer bar 278, projects. In the direction of the locking arms 2782, the outer bar 2780 merges into a narrower and shorter inner bar 2781.
- the locking arms 2782 and the inner bar 2781 are concealed at the corner bracket 27.
- the docking part 26 initially consists of a hollow base 260 with an outer contour which is in principle rectangular in cross section.
- a screw hole 261 is provided in the corner regions of the base 260.
- the shaft 265 attached to the base 260 has axial hollows in its corner regions, so that a circumferential surface of essentially cross-shaped cross section results, which enables the insertion of screws 262 from the shaft 265 to the screw holes 261 in the base 260.
- Through the shaft 265 fen a vertical through hole 268 and a horizontal wedge passage 266 for inserting a wedge 267, which can be clamped in the wedge passage 266 with a wedge screw 269 and a washer 2690.
- the wedge 267 has an internally threaded bore opening at its tapered end.
- the docking part 26 is advantageously a die-cast part.
- the bridge piece 28 is made in one piece from a central part 280 and on both sides of the flank parts 285 which are attached to it.
- a cylindrical spigot which is provided with a threaded bore 286, rises vertically from the bottom of each flank part 285.
- From the bottom of the central part 280 protrude pins arranged in a square, which also each have a threaded bore 282.
- the middle part 280 On the inside, the middle part 280 has an angular molded connection 281 directed towards the two flank parts 285.
- the bridge piece 28 is also advantageously a die-cast part.
- the screw holes 261 in the base 260 of the docking part 26 are brought into alignment with the threaded bores 282 in the middle part of the bridge piece 280 on the side of the molded connection 281 and the screws 262 can now be inserted.
- a T-piece is created when connected.
- the bridge piece 28 serves to connect, for example, two short longitudinal struts 20 (for an example, see the table combination according to FIG. 4E), which are pushed onto the flank parts 285 of the bridge piece 28 and then screwed together.
- the form connection 281 on the central part 280 of the bridge piece 28 has a contour which is complementary to the end cut 200 in the short longitudinal strut 20, so that the longitudinal strut 20 is pushed onto the flank part 285 in a form-fitting manner, a screw hole 201 in the longitudinal strut 20 with the threaded bore 286 of the flank part 285 comes to cover.
- a strut 20 can be fixed in the same way on the remaining flank part 285.
- the struts 20 pushed between the miter cuts on both of the bridge piece 28 are covered with a complementarily contoured clip 288 to be snapped on.
- This sequence of figures illustrates the fastening of an inner strut 23 and a support foot 3 'to the docking part 26.
- the inner strut 23 has a wedge hole 231 on the two vertical surfaces, which are aligned with one another, and is pushed onto the docking part 26 in such a way that the wedge holes 231 come to rest in the inner strut 23 in front of the wedge passage 266 in the docking part 26.
- the wedge 267 is inserted from the outside through the wedge hole 231 on the one vertical surface of the inner strut 23 into the wedge passage 266 in the docking part 26.
- the washer 2690 and the wedge screw 269 are inserted through the wedge hole 231 on this side and screwed together with the wedge 267.
- the support foot 3 ' has a U-shaped cutout 37 and a vertically running threaded hole 38 accessible from above at the upper end on two opposite sides.
- the vertical support leg 3 ′′ accommodates the horizontal inner strut 23.
- a vertically continuous screw hole 230 is present in the horizontal surfaces of the inner strut 23.
- the inner strut 23 is placed in such a way that the screw holes 230 and the threaded hole 38 of the foot 3 come to lie one on top of the other 3.
- a screw 389 supplied from above through the screw hole 230 engages in the threaded hole 38 of the supporting foot 3 'and thus secures it.
- different struts 20-25 can be on the bridge piece meet.
- the socket holder 6 is in principle formed by a U-shaped profile piece, in which a socket window 61 which is open at the front is provided for receiving the socket unit 8.
- the socket unit 8 is of a conventional type and has a plurality of plug sockets.
- the socket holder 6 is traversed by a cavity in which the socket unit 6 is accommodated.
- the attachment frame 80 aims at the visually advantageous covering of the socket unit 8 and secures it in the socket holder 6, which has hinge eyes 60 at the top for attaching a pivotable cover 12.
- the combination holder 7 has, in addition to the socket holder 6, a vertical web, which supports a shell-like curved screen holder 75. Analogous to the socket holder 6, the combination holder 7 also has a socket window 71 which is open at the front and accommodates the socket unit 8. Screw holes 72 are provided for fastening to the longitudinal strut 20.
- the socket holder 6 or the combination holder 7 are fastened below the recess 10 in the table top 1 on the strut 20, the cover 12 pivotally mounted in the hinge eyelets 60, 70 of the socket holder 6 or the combination holder 7 covering the recess 10.
- the screen 5 comprises a bracket 50 which is initially open at the top. End pieces 58 are placed from above onto the vertical sections of the bracket 50 and secured by means of screws 59 which engage in the bracket ends. A cross strut 51 which closes the bracket 50 at the top and a cover rail 55 placed thereon are held on the bracket ends or between the end pieces 58. A longitudinal hanging groove 56 is provided in the cover rail 55 for the sliding docking of holding shells.
- the from the bracket 50 spanned area is filled with a screen plate or a covering 52.
- FIGS. 18A and 18B To complete the table with the table field T1, a cable network 9 is fastened to the rear short longitudinal strut 20, which has a congruent recess 92 in the area of the table top recess 10. For the passage of cables, sleeve rings 91 are inserted into the cable network 9, which delimit passages 90 and keep them open. By means of holding loops 93, the cable network 9 can be detachably suspended from the front on buttons 94 fastened under the table top 1, so that quick access is possible during assembly work.
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