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
  • A47B81/00—Cabinets or racks specially adapted for other particular purposes, e.g. for storing guns or skis
  • A47B81/002—Corner cabinets; Cabinets designed for being placed in a corner or a niche

Definitions

• the invention relates to a corner cabinet for installation in a corner of the room, with two installation units arranged side by side in a corner cabinet leg, which are horizontally displaceable by means of guides and are connected to one another in terms of movement by means of coupling elements such that when they are moved horizontally (pulling out or pushing in) and pivoted about a vertical axis by almost 90 ° of the first installation unit held on a sliding and pivoting guide, the second installation unit with a sliding guide is moved towards or away from the free space of the first installation unit.
• Such a corner cabinet is known for example from European patent application EP 96/01525.
• the second installation unit is guided with a three-legged trolley, which is moved with one leg on the cabinet floor.
• there is running noise when moving the tripod and dirt on the cupboard floor prevents easy moving.
• Such a corner cabinet is also described in international patent application WO 91/03189.
• the guide frame for the second installation unit is arranged in a vertical plane, which leads to a heavy load on the guide rollers due to the resulting tilting moment.
• the attachment of the guide frame to the side walls and on the cabinet floor is also very complex.
• the known sliding and pivoting guides for the first installation unit have a curved guide in order to achieve the necessary distance from the side wall. The user notices this curvy guide when pulling out the first installation element of CONFIRMATION COPY an unwanted lateral acceleration of the installation element with its load.
• the Versc weave of the second installation unit consists of two horizontally one above the other, staggered in depth and extending over the length of the corner cabinet leg, which are held by two triangular support plates on the cabinet floor, and that the guide rail for that first installation element has a straight course.
• both built-in elements have sliding guides and the first built-in element can be pivoted out of the corner cabinet with the pivoting movement of the door.
• the two guides are connected to one another via coupling links in such a way that the second installation element is moved to the vacated position of the first installation element by pivoting the first installation element.
• the second built-in element is advantageously guided on two guide rails extending over the length of the corner cabinet leg, one of which essentially absorbs the vertical force of the weight of the load and the other the resulting tilting moment.
• the upper guide rail runs close to the rear cabinet wall and the lower guide rail is offset to the front.
• the two guide rails are held by two support plates and attached to the cabinet floor. The arrangement with the guide rails and the support plates is therefore very easy to install in the cabinet.
• the rollers for the upper guide rail which essentially absorb the vertical load, are mounted in the vertical direction on the rectangular profiles of the second built-in element welded to a support frame, and the lower rollers are mounted horizontally at the bottom, corresponding to the offset of the guide rails essentially absorb the overturning moment.
• the vertical rectangular profiles are aligned vertically in between.
• the support frame is horizontally protruding in a simple manner
• the storage elements are held on the built-in element in a more stable manner by mounting arms on which the storage elements are supported.
• the sliding and swivel guide of the first installation element is formed by an angle frame, which is rotatably mounted on a bracket on the cabinet side wall, and a side front frame, which is attached to the angle frame so that it can be pulled out by means of a telescopic rail, and is guided at the top with a roller in a guide rail is.
• the upper spar is designed as a C-profile, in which a further roller, which is mounted on the angular frame at a corresponding distance, is guided.
• the side front frame is guided by two rollers at the top, which absorb the tilting moment of the mounting element and the horizontal load is transferred to the angle frame.
• the two roles also serve as a pull-out limitation for the side front frame.
• This frame also has a vertically projecting front frame part to which the door of the corner cabinet is attached.
• the upper guide rail which is attached to the cabinet side wall with a simple cover plate, has a straight course.
• the angle to the cabinet side wall is selected so that the side frame is guided past the angle frame and the first installation element swings out slightly. In its end position, the installation element can then be swiveled out completely. Due to the straight shape, a continuous swiveling is achieved and when the first installation element is pulled out there are no transverse forces which a user would notice unpleasantly.
• Storage elements on which goods are stored, are also hung in a simple manner on the side frames can. These storage elements can be easily installed or replaced in the swiveled out position.
• the storage elements are held on the built-in element in an even more stable manner by mounting arms on which the storage elements are supported on the front frame part.
• the side frame for the first installation element and the support frame for the second installation element are coupled via two articulated levers and a control rail.
• the control rail is designed as a guide in which there is a guide roller which is fastened to the cabinet floor by means of a holding plate.
• the length of the levers, the position of the joints and the guide roller are selected so that the levers are always completely in the cabinet in every position and the second installation element moves to the vacated space when the first installation element is pivoted out.
• the swivel angle can be adjusted using locking holes for a lever in the control rail.
• Fig. 1 shows the corner cabinet with inserted installation elements.
• Fig. 2 shows the corner cabinet with the installation element swung out.
• Fig. 3 shows the components of the guides in perspective.
• Fig. 4 shows the frames with additional support arms
• Fig. 1 a plan view of the corner cabinet 1 is shown, in which the installation elements El and E2 are inserted.
• the storage elements 2 are shown in dash-dotted lines.
• the guide rails 15 and 16 are fastened with the support plates 17 to the cabinet floor 1b.
• the support frame 14 runs on these guide rails.
• the rollers 11 run in the rail 15.
• the side frame 3 of the installation element El is guided with the roller 23 in the guide rail 24, which is connected to the cover plate 25 on the
• the roller 23 is located at the very rear in the guide rail 24.
• the sclirank door le which is completely closed, is fastened to the front frame 3a.
• the support frame 14 is articulated to the side frame 3 via the levers 6 and 7 and the control rail 8.
• the levers on the installation elements El and E2 are rotatably mounted.
• the guide roller 9 forms the fulcrum of the control rail 8, which is fastened to the cabinet floor by the bearing plate 18.
• the installation element El is pulled out and pivoted out.
• the front side frame 3 is pivoted about the axis 10, guided by the roller 23, which is now in the foremost position in the guide rail 24.
• the door le is in the fully opened position.
• the side-front frame 3 is pulled out of the swivel frame 4, of which the angular frame 4b is shown here.
• the support frame 14, and thus the installation element E2 is on the guide rails 15 and 16 in the corner cabinet leg la to the end in the direction of Sidewall lc shifted.
• the guide rail 8 is turned under the Winkelhoim 4b with the pivot point 20 and has thus pulled the support frame 14 at the pivot point 19 via the coupled levers 6 and 7.
• the effect of the rotation can be adjusted by fastening the lever 7 to the guide rail 6 via the holes 8a.
• the levers 6, 7, 8 remained inside the cabinet.
• Fig. 3 the components of the sliding swivel guide are shown in perspective.
• the guide rails 15 and 16 are fastened to the support plates 17.
• the guide rail 16 has, for example, a C-profile with the recesses 16a, through which the lower rollers of the support frame 14 can be introduced into the C-profile here.
• the U-shaped other rail 15 is open at the top and the rollers 11 of the support frame run therein.
• the support frame 14 consists of the vertical bars 14a and the horizontal bars 14b and 14c.
• the pivot point 19, on which the lever 6 acts, is attached to the spar 14c.
• the side-front frame 3 consists of the horizontal C-profile 3c, the spar 3d and the vertical spars 3b.
• the front uprights 3a which are used to fasten the door, are attached vertically.
• the swivel frame 4 is attached to the side wall by means of the holding plate 22. It consists of the upright 4a and the right-angled upright 4b and is pivotable about the vertical axis 10.
• the side-front frame 3 is fastened at the bottom to the angle bar 4b by means of a telescopic rail and can be pulled out above it.
• the side-front frame 3 is guided on the one hand via a roller on the support bar 4a, which runs in the • C profile 3c, and on the other hand with the roller 23 on the profile 3c, which runs in the upper guide rail 24.
• This is covered by the cover plate 25, which is also attached to the side wall.
• control rail 8 rotates about the pivot point 20 and about the guide roller 9 on the holding plate 18 under the angle frame 4b and pulls above it by means of the levers 6 and 7 at the pivot point 19.
• This rotary-sliding movement is adjusted via the grid holes 8a, with which the position of the lever 7 on the guide rail 8 can be changed.
• Fig. 4 the components of the ScMebe swivel guide are shown again in a different embodiment, as in Fig. 3.
• the support arms 27 are additionally attached, on which the storage elements, not shown here, are supported.
• additional arms 26 are attached to the door pillar 3a, which support the storage elements 2 in the installation element El.

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