Classifications

• • 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
  • A47B88/00—Drawers for tables, cabinets or like furniture; Guides for drawers
  • A47B88/40—Sliding drawers; Slides or guides therefor
  • A47B88/423—Fastening devices for slides or guides
  • A47B88/427—Fastening devices for slides or guides at drawer side

Definitions

• the present invention relates to a cabinet furniture with a pull-out, preferably a drawer, the pull-out with rails of drawer guides connected and fixed in all coordinate directions relative to the rails and tool-free as needed separated from the rails, the pull-out in the back area against lifting of and secured against transverse displacement relative to the rails.
• Cabinet furniture of the generic type are known per se and generally offer the advantage that an extractable part in a simple manner against the rails of drawer guides can be fixed and, if necessary, also just as easily and without the aid of tools from the rails is separable.
• the present invention has for its object to provide a cabinet furniture of the generic type, in which the releasable connection between the extract part and the rails is realized with structurally extremely simple means and a possible separation of the extractable part of the rails of technically inexperienced people easily possible is.
• each one attached to the extract part or on the rails molded part is provided, wherein each molded part two mutually parallel, spaced from one another and the respective rail in Area of an open towards the rail front longitudinal slot or on the extractable part to be coupled and longitudinal slot extending towards the pull-out longitudinal slot passing through spring webs which have at their longitudinal slot passing ends in opposite directions splayed tabs and at their the opening of the respective longitudinal slot facing ends are also equipped with opposing support legs spread apart in opposite directions, which form and / or kraftschlü within the respective longitudinal slot against displacement in the direction of the front of the rails towards support it.
• the extract part in the front end - as described above - is separated from the rails, the extractable part in the longitudinal direction of the rails can be completely deducted from this, as in the rear end a fixation of the extract part relative to the rails only transverse to the longitudinal axes of the Running rails and thus a disability-free removal in the longitudinal direction of the rails is possible.
• the pull-out part is to be coupled again to the rails, the pull-out part is placed in a horizontal position on the rails, in which the two mold parts are located in front of the open ends of the longitudinal slots. Now, by moving the extension part in the insertion direction, the respective molded part with its spring bars in the longitudinal direction provided for this purpose.
• Figure 1 is a schematically illustrated side view of an extractable part in the form of a drawer of a cabinet furniture, not shown in a coupled arrangement on two parallel pullout guides
• Figure 2 is a side view corresponding to Figure 1 of the extractable part in a first Lissesteliung
• Figure 3 is a Figures 1 and 2 corresponding further side view of the extractable part in a second release position
• Figure 4 is a schematically illustrated bottom view of the pull-out part according to Figures 1 to 3 in a pre-assembly
• Figure 5 is an enlarged view of the designated in Figure 4 with V.
• Figure 6 is a bottom view corresponding to Figure 4 on the Auszugsteii in the final assembly position
• Figure 7 is an enlarged view of the designated in Figure 6 with VII detail
• Figure 8 is a partial perspective view of a drawer guide with an extract part of Figures 1 to 7 fixed, but not shown extract part with a molded part for coupling the adapter and thus the Excerpt parts with a running rail of the pullout guide
• Figure 9 is a perspective view of the pullout guide and the
• FIGS. 11a-11c show different views of the running rail and of the molded part in a viewing direction corresponding to FIG. 10a
• FIGS. 13a-13c show different views of the running rail and of the molded part in a viewing direction according to FIG. 12a
• Figure 15 is a partial section through the connection region of a molded part with an adapter of a pullout part
• Figure 16 is a partial section corresponding to Figure 15 with a displaceable within limits connection between the molding and adapter.
• the reference numeral 1 a total of an extract part of a cupboard furniture not shown, which is formed in the concrete embodiment as a drawer.
• the pull-out part 1 is held longitudinally displaceable in a known manner via pullout guides 2 in the body of a cabinet cabinet and out.
• the pullout guides 2 are in each case arranged in the region of the two longitudinal sides of the pullout part 1 and comprise at least one guide rail 3 fixable on the body side and one connectable to the pullout stile 1
• Running rail 4 if necessary, the pullout guides 2 but also a here of minor importance to be regarded, aussverofficernde center rail.
• the connection of the pull-out part 1 with the rails 4 of the pullout guides 2 takes place in the rear region of the rails 4 and the pullout part 1 via so-called fishing hooks 5, which are provided in the rear end of the rails 4 and not shown in the drawings openings in the rear end of the Excerpted parts 1, in which the catch hooks 5 of each running rail 4 engage with the pull-out part 1 mounted in these openings.
• each of the tongue 9 overlapping the upper side material layer of the molded part 6 is provided with a projecting towards the pocket 8 locking tongue 10 which engages in a recess 11 of the respective tongue 9.
• the recess 1 may be dimensioned so that a displacement of the molded part 7 after the engagement of the latching tongue 10 in the recess 11 is no longer possible, but it is also conceivable to dimension the recess 11 such that a small possibility of displacement of the molded part 6 is still possible transversely to the longitudinal axis of the running rail 4, as shown in FIG. 16.
• Preferred in the overall concept of the present invention is an embodiment in which one molding 6 is immovable and the other molding 6 is displaceable within limits to allow tolerance compensation between the two spaced apart rails 4.
• Each molded part 6 is provided with two mutually parallel and spaced from one another having spring bars 12 which have at their lower ends gegensännig apart tabs 13.
• the spring bars 12 are equipped with holding legs 14 which are also spread apart in opposite directions.
• the spring webs 12 are provided with guide straps 15, which are angled away from the spring webs 12, facing one another.
• the rails 4 are each equipped with a longitudinal slot 16 open towards its front end.
• the respective longitudinal slot 16 is provided with an insertion opening 7, the width of which is smaller than the distance between the free ends of the support legs 14 which are spread apart from each other. seen side of the running rail 4, the respective insertion opening 17 is limited by insertion bevels 18.
• each mold part 6 is fixedly connected to the pull-out part 1 in the direction of insertion, each mold part 6 is displaced into a respective longitudinal slot 16 when the pull-out part 1 is inserted into a furniture carcass up to an end limit of the insertion path of the pull-out part 1.
• the free ends of the retaining legs 14 are supported in a region 19 of the longitudinal slot 16 which is widened in relation to the insertion opening 17, as in the exemplary embodiment of the invention according to FIGS.
• the pull-out part 1 is secured against a longitudinal displacement relative to the running rail 4 after the first complete insertion into a furniture carcass.
• the spring bars 12 of the mold parts 6 are in the inserted state in a portion 22 of the longitudinal slot 16 whose width corresponds to the distance between the two spring bars 12 and whose length is dimensioned so that the tabs 13 are already in the position in the section 22 run when the retaining legs 14 have passed through the insertion opening 17, which is clearly shown in FIGS. 13, 15 and 6.
• the section 22 in the region of the latching teeth 20 is dimensioned by the tooth tips on the opposite flanks of the longitudinal slot 16.
• the pull-out part 1 is separated from the front end portions of the rails 4 and can now, as shown in Figure 3, be separated by further pulling out of a furniture body completely from the rails 4, since the pull-out part 1 easily from the rear fishing hooks 5 of the rails. 4 can be deducted.
• the pull-out part 1 If the pull-out part 1 is to be mounted again, it is sufficient to place the pull-out part 1 in a horizontal position on the rails 4, in which the mold parts 6 are still outside the longitudinal slots 6, as is clearly shown in Figures 4 and 5.
• the catch hooks 5 enter the engagement area to the rear openings of the pull-out part 1 and the mold parts 6 are inserted through the insertion opening 17 under temporary compression of the rear holding leg 14 in the region of the longitudinal slot 6 and then opposite in the manner described above the rails 4 fixed.
• one of the molded parts 6 is movable laterally within certain limits relative to a running rail 4, so that tolerances can be compensated for one another at different distances between the rails 4.
• the threading of the mold parts 6 in the longitudinal slots 16 is thereby simplified by the insertion bevels 18 on the one hand and the guide tabs 5 forming an insertion tip.
• the mold parts 6 are fixed to the mentioned tongues 9 of an adapter 7, wherein the adapter 7 in turn is firmly connected to the pull-out part 1.
• the adapters 7 are used in a manner known per se for the support of side frames, but it should be noted that in the event that an extract part is constructed differently and has no adapter, the molded parts 6 can also be attached directly to the extract part.
• the ratchet teeth 20 against which the ends of the retaining legs 14 are supported can, as in the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 11a to 11c, be arranged symmetrically on both sides of the longitudinal rail 16, but it is also possible for the locking teeth 20 to be in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal slot 16 arranged offset from one another, so that a finer detent can be achieved without an extremely fine pitch of the locking teeth 20 is required, in these arrangements only one retaining leg 14 engages the corresponding latching tooth 20.
• the offset ratchet teeth 20 show the figures 5 and 7 very clearly, in Figure 7, the engagement of a holding leg 14 is shown on the locking tooth 20.
• mold parts 6 can also be attached to the rails 4, which is also advantageous in this case if one mold part 6 fixed fixed and the other mold part 6 transversely slidably mounted on the associated running rail is.
• parts of the pull-out part 1 or fixed to this adapter 7 are then provided with longitudinal slots 16 which are open to the pull-back part. It is practically a kinematic reversal of the design principle according to the described embodiments.

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