EP0005544A2 - Dispositif pour la fixation amovible d'une tablette à une colonne de présentoir - Google Patents

Dispositif pour la fixation amovible d'une tablette à une colonne de présentoir Download PDF

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Publication number: EP0005544A2
Authority: EP; European Patent Office
Prior art keywords: carrier element; connecting plate; bearing; connection plate; teeth
Prior art date: 1978-05-17
Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.): Granted

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EP79101505A

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German (de)

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EP0005544A3 (en

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Erich Schwan

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Huwil Werke GmbH

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Huwil Werke GmbH

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1978-05-17

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1979-05-17

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1979-11-28

1979-05-17 Application filed by Huwil Werke GmbH filed Critical Huwil Werke GmbH

1979-05-17 Priority to AT79101505T priority Critical patent/ATE1363T1/de

1979-11-28 Publication of EP0005544A2 publication Critical patent/EP0005544A2/fr

1979-12-12 Publication of EP0005544A3 publication Critical patent/EP0005544A3/xx

1982-07-28 Application granted granted Critical

1982-07-28 Publication of EP0005544B1 publication Critical patent/EP0005544B1/fr

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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
- A47B57/00—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions
- A47B57/04—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features for adjusting shelves or partitions with means for adjusting the inclination of the shelves

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the invention relates to a device consisting of a connection plate and a carrier element for releasably anchoring a goods floor or the like.
Goods storage on a recess of a pillar of an interior design system, with pins, hooks or the like adapted from the connection plate on one side to the recesses and from the opposite side protrude at least one bearing part for a counter bearing formed on the carrier element.
the bearing part consists of a pair of pins arranged vertically one above the other. Either a vertical longitudinal groove or guide slots in connection with circular cutouts are formed in the support element as counter bearings, in which the pins can engage.
the aim of the invention is to improve the known device on which means are to be provided which prevent the load-bearing seat of the carrier element from being loosened on the connecting plate even when the goods storage area is subjected to heavy loads.
the device mentioned at the outset is further developed according to the invention in that an axially acting blocking device is provided on the connecting plate in the upper region, which extends at least partially in a direction parallel to the surface of the connecting plate, and in that on the carrier element an edge for engaging in the blocking device radially protrudes.
the invention also permits an abnormally high load on the goods floor without the carrier element being able to detach itself from the connecting plate under the influence of tilting moments. This not only increases the load capacity of the interior design system, but also improves the appearance, because the shelves can sag much less under load.
a further development of the invention enables the product base to be set in one of a number of selectable angles about its axis which connects the two side surfaces, each coupled to a carrier element.
the invention provides a circular disk-shaped support element which allows the goods base connected to it to be turned such that either the top side or the possibly differently shaped bottom side can face the viewer or be used for storing goods.
the disk-shaped carrier element can be provided on its periphery with radially inward-pointing, inwardly tapering bores; alternatively, the bores can be axially open on one side in such a way that the bore cross-section has the shape of a dovetail in the axial direction with respect to the carrier element, the dovetail opening up towards the axial inner surface in order to provide the axial blocking action after being hooked into a correspondingly dovetail-shaped and radial one To reach inward tapering nose (bearing cone) on the connection plate.
These from the side opposite the pin surface of the terminal plate protruding tab may additionally be molded onto the connecting bar or formed in-the form of a nschlußlatte from the rear side of the A forth broken breakthrough.
the carrier element can also be a polygon with a circular outline, which in a pan-like recess provided with corresponding polygon surfaces can be used on the connection plate from above at the desired angle.
the axial blocking can be achieved by ribs which protrude radially inward from the polygonal surfaces of the socket and can engage in a groove running around the periphery of the carrier element.
the axial blocking action on the polygonal support element can also be realized by a dovetail shape running in the axial direction of the support element, which can engage in correspondingly axially tapering polygonal surfaces of the connecting plate socket.
connection plate is in the form of a circular disc inserted into the column with a central, toothed opening and the carrier element is T-shaped in the cross section taken parallel to the connection plate surface.
the transverse leg of the T corresponds in length approximately to the inner clear width of the connection plate opening, and the transverse leg of the T has a downwardly projecting projection at the end remote from the product base, so that the carrier element can be suspended between adjacent teeth of the connection plate. Bent springs placed on the cross leg of the support element at both opposite ends facilitate the insertion and adjustment of the support element.
the invention is a further development of an interior furnishing system according to German Offenlegungsschrift 2 501 349 (S 362) and in accordance with German Offenlegungsschrift 2 739 147 (S 561), so that to avoid repetition reference is made to the description in the first-mentioned publication. So the embodiments are gem.
Fig. 1 to 6 shown on connection plates and support elements, which are shown in Figs. 2, 4 and 5 of the first-mentioned document i .
the connection plate 61 has a substantially rectangular outline and has two pairs of pins 63a, 63b and 64a, 64b.
the pair of pins 63a, 63b is welded to the rear of the connection plate 61 or fastened in some other way and arranged at a predetermined distance A in the longitudinal axis of the connection plate.
the pair of pins 64a, 64b is attached to the front of the connector plate 61 at substantially the same locations as the pair of pins 63a, 63b on the back of the connector plate 61. As shown, the rear pair of pins 63a, 63b is longer than the front pair of pins 64a, 64b.
the pins 63a, 64a and the pins 63b, 64b can each consist of a one-piece pin which is anchored in a through hole of the connecting plate 61.
the end of the front pin 64a pointing away from the front side of the connection plate is widened radially to a disk 65.
a distance d is left between the disk 65 and the connecting plate 61, in which a carrier element 66 (FIG. 3) can engage vertically.
the end of the pin 64b pointing away from the connecting plate 61 can also be provided with a similar disk.
FIG. 3 The sectional view of an axial vertical section of the assembled device according to the invention shown in FIG. 3 shows blind holes 72, 73 drilled into the approximately wooden column 71, into which the connecting plate 61 with the pair of pins 63a, 63b is inserted from the outside.
the axes of the blind holes 72, 73 are spaced A, are drilled slightly deeper than the length of the pins 63a, 63b and have an inside diameter that is equal to the outside diameter of the pins 63a, 63b.
the disk-shaped carrier element 66 is suspended in the connection plate such that the upper edge of the recess 74 engages behind the disk 65 at the end of the upper pin 64a.
the edge delimiting the recess 74 at the top is like FIG. 4 shows, fluted in a semicircle, so that the pin 64a can be caught in each of the adjacent grooves 78. Since the diameter of the disk 65 is larger than the diameter of the pin 64a, the carrier element 66 remains in each of the inclined positions in the axial, i.e. H. locked in the direction perpendicular to the viewing plane of the figure.
the carrier element carries a support bracket 67, on the free leg of which points away from the column 71, the plate of the product base 70 is placed, screwed or fastened in some other way.
the goods base 70 is subjected to a very high load, a torque occurs around the lower edge of the carrier element 66 in the clockwise direction.
the disk 65 catches the carrier element 66 on the connecting plate 61, so that the axial force acting through the load is absorbed on the one hand by the goods base 70 and on the other hand by the anchoring of the connecting plate 61 in the column 71. In this way, the goods base 70 is kept in a horizontal position even under heavy loads.
the support element 86 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 is an improvement of the support element which is shown in FIG. 4a-c of German laid-open specification 2 501 349 and is described there.
the Schli 39 is widened at its bottom 40 by a circumferential groove 79 such that the disk 65 can be received by the groove 79.
the groove 39 is delimited by a circumferential edge 77 which is gripped by the disk 65 after the support element 86 has been placed on the connecting plate.
This configuration of the d-s carrier element results in an axially fixed fit of the same on the connecting plate 61.
the base 85 of the ring 83 connected to the front side of the connecting plate 81 carries three teeth 87, 88, 89 in the lowest point on the inside thereof in an arrangement symmetrical to the vertical.
the teeth rise up from the bottom of the base 85, have a trapezoidal cross section and completely fill the inner width of the ring 83 except for a front section 126.
the carrier element 66 consists of a disc with external teeth 76, the spacing of which is selected such that the external teeth 76 fit between the teeth 87, 88, 89 (Fig. 9, 10) of the ring 83 without slippage.
the carrier element 66 is fastened to the support bracket 67 via a spacer 68, which is designed as a T-rail in this example and supports the goods base 70.
the thickness of the support element 66 is substantially equal to the distance d 'between the leg 84 and the front of the connecting plate 81 and the thickness of the spacer 68 is greater than the wall thickness of the leg 84.
the support element 66 with support angle 67 and shelf 70 in the wreath 83 can be hooked in and fixed at any inclination around an axis passing through the center of the arc of a circle by engagement of the external teeth 76 with the teeth 87, 88, 89.
the outer teeth 76 remain concealed behind a flange 128 which runs around the edge of the periphery of the carrier element 66 facing the goods base 70 and which has the same height as the outer teeth and a somewhat smaller thickness than the width of the section 126.
leg 84 is omitted in this embodiment, the result is a device which can be manufactured considerably cheaper than the arrangement described in the application P 27 39 147.5, without losing the universality in terms of the selectable and adjustable angle of inclination.
the carrier element 66 can be a commercially available gear, for example, and the teeth 87, 88, 89 with the base 83 can also be produced very easily using prefabricated components.
this embodiment of the invention enables the axial fixation of the carrier element 66 on the connecting plate 81 even with high loads on the product base 70 without impairing the choice of the inclination angle of the product base 70.
FIG. 11 shows the use of an upwardly tapering mandrel 80 instead of the tooth 88, which is arranged in the middle of the base 85 * . Teeth 87 and 89 are omitted.
the leg 84 is absent, and only the angular sections 90, 91 are provided to prevent the support element 66 from tilting.
the latter has no outer teeth on the smooth circumference, but is instead provided with bores 93, which allow the carrier element 66 to be plugged onto the mandrel 80 in a selectable inclination of the product base 70. Otherwise, this embodiment of the invention corresponds to that shown in FIGS. 7-10.
connection plate 61 has on its front side a polygonal recess 100 which does not measure its full strength and is open at the top, the support element consists of a block with a polygonal outline and the connection plate can be hung in a U-rail embedded in the wooden column.
the U-rail 94 which is embedded over the entire height of the column on the side pointing in the longitudinal direction of the merchandise floor 70, has on its rear side a plurality of holes 95 arranged one above the other in a row with the same spacing, into which holes on the rear side of the connecting plate 61 trained angle hooks can be hung.
each angle hook 96 engages behind the lower edge of each hole 95 when the connecting plate 61 is suspended, the suspended connecting plate 61 is secured against axial movement in the U-rail 94.
the connection plate 81 according to FIGS. 7 and 8 the same effect is obtained if each pin 82a, 82b is provided with an undercut 130 on the lower peripheral section directly on the rear of the connection plate 81.
connection plate 61 On the front, the connection plate 61 carries a bearing part 97 which is designed as a bearing socket and whose inner bearing surface has a polygonal profile. At least from the vertical bearing surfaces 98.99 there are 61 ribs 57.58 at a distance from the front of the connection plate.
the carrier element has a polygonal outline, the individual polygon surfaces having the same size as the associated bearing surfaces of the bearing part 97.
the support element 66 has a circumferential groove 59, in which the ribs 57, 58 engage.
a circumferential, radially projecting ledge 56 is formed on the rear side of the carrier element 66 by the circumferential groove and engages behind the ribs 57, 58 at any angle after the carrier element 66 has been inserted into the bearing part 97. Since the strip 56 itself consists of several polygon-like sections, two opposite sections of the strip 56 engage behind the mutually opposite ribs 57, 58. In FIG. 14, two angular positions of the bearing element 66 are shown by dash-dotted lines indicating the contact angle. In one position the support angle is horizontal, in the second position shown the support angle inserted into a front recess 55 of the carrier element 66 tilts downward to the right. In both positions, different, mutually opposite sections of the strip 56 on the support element 66 engage behind the ribs 57, 58.
the polygon surfaces 98, 99 each have an inwardly projecting step 102, 104 on their section facing away from the front side of the connection plate 61, which step narrows the opening cross section of the bearing socket of the bearing part 97.
Each of the two steps 102, 104 merges via an inclined surface 108 into the rear base section 106, 107 adjacent to the front side of the connection plate 61.
FIG. 16 has a front support member, in diameter smaller P olygonabites to 110, a radially via an inclined transition surface 105 above the edge 101 connecting to the back.
the edge 101 has an outer diameter which is slightly smaller than the inside width of the bearing pan, measured between the base sections 106, 107, while the radial extent of the front section 110 of the carrier element 66 is smaller than the inside width between the steps 102, 104 of the Storage pan.
the edge 101 engages behind the steps 102, 104, the inclined transition surface 105 abutting the inclined surfaces 108.
This shape of the support element also allows it to be inserted into the bearing part 97 at any of the angles predetermined by the polygon surfaces. Since the tappet element 66 is only slightly thicker than the depth of the bearing part 97, this embodiment of the invention allows practically complete use of the space available between opposing columns 71 for the goods storage 70.
the axial locking of the carrier element 66 is achieved by means of wedge surfaces.
the polygonal surfaces rise to the outside too evenly, so that the inclined surfaces 108 as conical surfaces 117 extend over the entire depth of the polygonal surfaces.
the carrier element is designed as a polygon cone with polygon surfaces 115 extending radially inwards.
the hooks 96 (FIG. 13), which are fastened to the rear of the connecting plate for their axial fixing, can in another embodiment of the invention according to FIG. 21 also by a tongue and groove connection between the lateral cheeks of the U-rail 94 and the side surfaces of the Connection plate 61 or the bearing pan 97 are replaced.
a cheek of the U-rail 94 is provided with a plurality of cutouts 95 'which are arranged at equal intervals one above the other and are led backwards and downwards.
Ribs 96 ' protrude from the side surface of the bearing pan 97 at the same distance, the shape and inclination of which are matched to the cutouts 95'
connection plate consists of a rosette 112, which is screwed into a bore 116 of the column 71 with a rear external thread ring 114.
the rosette also has a front tooth plate 118, in the central opening 120 of which a plurality of teeth 122 protrude inwards.
the carrier element is butted onto the support carrier 67 as a hook 124 punched out of a flat iron. Its lower end pointing away from the support beam 67 is extended downward to a nose 126. On the upper edge the hook has a web 128 which extends at least such a distance from the support angle 67 that its edge pointing away from the latter lies over the nose 126.
the length of the web 128 in the direction of the support angle 67 is slightly smaller than the distance between the crowns of the two opposite teeth 122a, 122b of the tooth plate 118.
the carrier element 124 with the web 128 thus forms a T, which in FIG. 17 is hatched.
the shelf 70 is suspended in the rosette with the support element 124 fastened transversely to the support bracket 67, so that the nose 126 engages in the bore 116 behind the tooth plate 118.
the side edges of the web 128 then lie against the opposing teeth 122a, 122b and secure the goods base against tilting about the longitudinal axis.
the carrier element 124 can be suspended between other teeth, such as the neighboring teeth 122c, 122d.
a spring 123, 125 can be riveted to the top of the plate 128 on both opposite sides, which spring extends inwards at the free end (FIG. 17).
a possible lateral play of the carrier element 124 between the teeth 122a, 122b is thereby pressed down and prevents the plate 128 of the carrier element from getting caught between the teeth when the carrier element is in a tilted position, that is to say between the teeth 122c, 122d.
the spring 123 or 125 is omitted for clarity.
connection plate 61 is similar in outline to the inverted teardrop shape shown in FIG. 7 and is provided on its rear side with vertically oriented and vertically spaced, essentially identical pins 82a, 82b.
a bearing cone 202 is placed symmetrically to the longitudinal axis at a location approximately corresponding to the mandrel 80 from FIG. 11.
the bearing cone has conically converging, opposite bearing surfaces 203, 204, which are connected at the upper end with a rounding 205.
the bearing cone In a plane perpendicular to the connecting plate 61, the bearing cone has the shape of an inverted dovetail, as can be seen in the top view according to FIG. 26.
the opposite bearing surfaces 203, 204 consequently run as they approach the front side 201 of the connection plate 61 towards each other.
the connecting plate 61 also has a contact angle 206, 207 at its widest point.
the carrier element 66 consists of a disk 210 of circular outline, from the periphery of which, starting from a side surface 211 lying axially outward and facing away from the base 70, recesses 212 extending radially inward and of a radially inwardly decreasing width are removed.
the profile of each recess is dovetail-shaped in such a way that the clear width on the side face 211 is smaller than on the bottom 213 for each recess 212.
the dimensioning of each dovetail-shaped recess 212 is chosen such that the carrier element 66 can be pushed with a recess onto the bearing cone 212 from above to approximately in a central region.
the attachment is made by a rounding 214 of the.
each recess 212 Mouth of each recess 212 facilitated.
the edge of each recess lying on the side surface 211 engages behind the bearing cone 2, as a result of which a blocking against axial pulling off of the carrier element 66 from the connecting plate 61 is achieved.
the part of the bearing cone 212 which is designed in the vertical direction, in connection with the radially inwardly tapering boundary surfaces of the recesses 212, after the mounting of the carrier element on the connecting plate 61, achieves a play-free locking of the supporting element 66 on the connecting plate 61.
a T-shaped support bracket 67 is embedded in the back of the carrier element 66 in such a way that the protruding leg 215 of the support bracket 67 extends into the fabric base 70.
the contact angles 206, 207 serve for additional lateral support of the support element 66 which is plugged onto the bearing cone 202.
the contact angles are designed in the form of a circular arc and are adapted to the periphery of the support element 66.
the embodiment of the invention explained in FIGS. 22-27 has the advantage of a space-saving and simple and therefore inexpensive construction.
the connecting plate 61 it may be sufficient if the bearing surfaces 203, 204 of the bearing cone 202 are produced by breaking open the connecting plate 61 from the rear and bending the edges.

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EP79101505A 1978-05-17 1979-05-17 Dispositif pour la fixation amovible d'une tablette à une colonne de présentoir Expired EP0005544B1 (fr)

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Application Number	Priority Date	Filing Date	Title
AT79101505T ATE1363T1 (de)	1978-05-17	1979-05-17	Vorrichtung zum loesbaren verankern einer warenablage an einer saeule eines inneneinrichtungssystems.

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Application Number	Priority Date	Filing Date	Title
DE2821470		1978-05-17
DE2821470A DE2821470C3 (de)	1978-05-17	1978-05-17	Vorrichtung zum lösbaren Verankern einer Warenablage an einer Säule eines Inneneinrichtung

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EP0005544A2 true EP0005544A2 (fr)	1979-11-28
EP0005544A3 EP0005544A3 (en)	1979-12-12
EP0005544B1 EP0005544B1 (fr)	1982-07-28

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US (1)	US4314685A (fr)
EP (1)	EP0005544B1 (fr)
JP (1)	JPS558793A (fr)
AT (1)	ATE1363T1 (fr)
DE (1)	DE2821470C3 (fr)

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EP0005544B1 (fr)	1982-07-28
ATE1363T1 (de)	1982-08-15
DE2821470B2 (de)	1980-08-07
US4314685A (en)	1982-02-09
EP0005544A3 (en)	1979-12-12
DE2821470A1 (de)	1979-11-22
JPS558793A (en)	1980-01-22

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