WO2004014185A2 - Systeme et procede de montage de meubles - Google Patents

Systeme et procede de montage de meubles Download PDF

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WO2004014185A2
WO2004014185A2 PCT/DE2003/002616 DE0302616W WO2004014185A2 WO 2004014185 A2 WO2004014185 A2 WO 2004014185A2 DE 0302616 W DE0302616 W DE 0302616W WO 2004014185 A2 WO2004014185 A2 WO 2004014185A2
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Bernhard Michael Kaluza
Jens Gruchot
Wolfgang Hoffmann
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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
    • A47B47/00—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features related to dismountability or building-up from elements
    • A47B47/04—Cabinets, racks or shelf units, characterised by features related to dismountability or building-up from elements made mainly of wood or plastics
    • A47B47/042—Panels connected without frames
    • 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
    • A47B77/00—Kitchen cabinets

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  • the invention relates to a mounting system for furniture, in particular a mounting system for self-assembly of cabinet parts and cupboards of a cabinet system for kitchen furniture.
  • the invention further relates to a method for the simplified assembly of prefabricated parts of cabinets of the type mentioned, which are manufactured, delivered and assembled as a lower and upper cabinet system according to the customer's individual requirements, according to his installation conditions or the desired scope of use.
  • furniture for the kitchen area in particular cabinet systems of kitchen furniture consisting of individual cabinet parts, is produced from plate-shaped individual parts.
  • the individual parts of cabinet parts manufactured in this way are usually packaged at the manufacturer and delivered to the customer via the appropriate retail facility.
  • the customer can then assemble and set up the individual cabinet parts on site by specialists and have them completed with the worktop, appropriate supply and disposal facilities for water and waste water lines from washing devices and dishwashers, electrical connections and the like to form the desired cabinet system. On the other hand, the customer can carry out the assembly and other activities independently.
  • the parts mentioned are regularly presented as individual, different or identical cabinet parts Mounted in place and then assembled to form a lower cabinet system, for example on the appropriate footprint and usually with the rear opposite a partition, by placing the individual cabinet parts together.
  • the individual parts of the respective cabinet parts are usually assembled in a box shape on a base plate corresponding to the footprint of the cabinet part and are braced against one another and on the base plate, for example, by means of eccentrically acting fastening elements.
  • This box-shaped structure is stabilized by partitions which can be clamped transversely to the base plate and is supplemented, for example, with guide rails for slides guided thereon or other corresponding parts or assemblies.
  • the back of the box-shaped cabinet part is covered by means of a comparatively thin, plate-shaped rear wall made of press material of the appropriate size, taking into account the required media connections, and fastened at its edge regions, for example, to the side walls by means of wire pins or clips.
  • Corresponding individual cabinet parts are put together in this way after their assembly with their side walls adjoining, the cabinet parts with their side walls facing each other opposite the shelf and with the back facing the partition, set up, adjusted and for example by screwing to form the lower cabinet complex be connected to each other.
  • the top of such assembled individual cabinet parts of the lower cabinet complex is also covered, depending on the application, for example with a worktop extending over the entire cabinet complex and connected to it.
  • the back of the worktop which extends over the individual cabinet parts and which lies against the partition in this way is covered relative to the partition, for example by means of a cover strip. Through the cover, the transition existing as a gap from the worktop to the partition is optically closed and essentially sealed against water in the area of a sink or also smaller objects and the like.
  • the above-mentioned lower cabinet system regularly includes further cabinet parts which are attached, for example, as individual upper cabinet parts or as an upper cabinet complex at intervals over the respective worktop of the lower cabinet system to the respective partition wall and are referred to as so-called wall cabinets.
  • hooks or other suitable supports are predominantly provided as holding devices, which correspond to the rear brackets attached to the individual cabinet parts can be connected.
  • suitable hooks for example, must be provided in the partition at the respective position, for which purpose dowel holes must be made in an exact manner, inserted into the suitable dowels and screwed or screwed into the mentioned hooks.
  • the respective and already mentioned receiving and holding devices are to be fastened to the individual cabinet parts, with which the individual cabinet parts are attached to the hooks and are also aligned with them on the partition.
  • cabinet systems can only be disassembled with great effort if they are moved out, and, if possible, reassembled at a different location.
  • cabinet systems of the type described above must be left in place, which creates additional costs and effort.
  • upper cabinet systems of this type are not suitable for suspension on inadequately resilient partition walls, for example on dry or lightweight walls, because of the ultimately large mass of the cabinet parts used for the purpose, or only to a limited extent and with further, increased outlay.
  • a kit for a wall unit is known from DE - 800 11 33, in which wall dividers arranged between a scaffold made of the largest possible base and ceiling panels are accommodated, on which, according to one embodiment, intermediate floors or similar components are used as desired.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a mounting system for furniture and a method for the assembly of furniture, in particular for the assembly of base cabinets and wall units as a respective cabinet complex for kitchen furniture, which is inexpensive to manufacture and low Require assembly effort, and which, if necessary and necessary, allow disassembly and re-installation of the cabinet complex without great effort.
  • a mounting system for furniture in particular for the assembly of a base cabinet for a cabinet system of kitchen furniture, is created, which is simple and wall-mounted without a large amount of personnel. Furthermore, the furniture system can be disassembled with simple manipulations and without great personnel expenditure, if desired to rebuild the cabinet system, for example, as part of a move elsewhere.
  • a base plate designed according to the customer's available space is positioned for the future cabinet system with actuators provided on the underside of it at the intended parking space on the partition and aligned with a spirit level.
  • the respective parts of the cabinet system such as wall elements, intermediate floors, doors etc., are manufactured in the usual way and in color according to the customer's specifications.
  • the rear wall is changed in such a way that it can be inserted between the respective wall elements and the base plate with a precise fit.
  • the wall elements are fastened to the base plate at prepared positions, the rear wall, as mentioned, being inserted between the respective wall elements and the base plate and being locked with these using conventional means, as mentioned above.
  • a “blank” of a respective cabinet part that is mounted in a box-shaped manner has greater stability transversely to the direction of adjustment of the wall elements and thus a high degree of stability.
  • the second assembly system for furniture according to the invention in particular for the assembly of wall cabinets for kitchen furniture and assembling them into an upper cabinet complex is characterized by the fact that no cabinet parts have to be attached directly to the respective partition.
  • a holder is provided on the worktop of the correspondingly prepared and correctly positioned base cabinet complex on the rear side facing the partition, which is fastened to the longitudinal side of the worktop adjoining the top side.
  • the holder has a groove which extends along the worktop and in which, with its positioning edge, flat support plates are used as supporting elements spaced apart from one another.
  • the support plates each have a sturdy * holder, perpendicular to their positioning edge at a defined height, which can be individually specified from the surface of the worktop, in which recesses are also spaced from one another in a vertical arrangement.
  • Wall elements of a defined size can be suspended in these recesses, for which purpose the wall elements have supports on their longitudinally extending rear side, which correspond to the recesses and are inserted into them or better suspended.
  • the longitudinally extending back of the wall element is fixed and vertically at a corresponding height relative to the worktop on the carrier plate, whereby the carrier plate forms the supporting element for the respective wall element.
  • the holder for the support plates is attached to the worktop in a suitable manner. It is advantageous if the holder for the carrier plates are sealed both from the surface of the worktop and the carrier plates in the region of their positioning edges from the groove. For this purpose, it is provided that an elastic seal or a corresponding sealing profile is inserted between the holder and the worktop and between the respective carrier plate and the groove of the holder. It is also possible to seal these areas by means of plastic, permanently elastic sealing compound, which is applied in the usual manner at the corresponding positions.
  • the carrier plate inserted in its left and right outer area from the perspective of a viewer standing in front of a cupboard complex are designed on the one hand as a left and on the other hand as a right carrier plate.
  • the outer longitudinal side of the respective carrier plate has a surface that corresponds to the surface design of the entire cabinet complex.
  • the respective longitudinal edge can thus be visible on the worktop when the carrier plate is assembled, and the wall element provided on the left and right of the upper cabinet complex is flush with its surface with the longitudinal surface of the respective carrier plate.
  • the support plates and the wall elements are formed with a sufficient cross-sectional area, so that sufficient material is available on the respective left and right support plate for the holder with the recesses for their firm and durable fit.
  • the holder with the recesses is also advantageously * embedded in the appropriate position opposite the worktop in the surface of the respective carrier plate and fastened in a suitable manner, for example by a number of suitable screws evenly distributed over the length of the bracket.
  • the carrier plates are separated from one another by a spacer plate which is preferably adapted to them.
  • both the inward-facing longitudinal side of the carrier plate arranged on the outside left and right, as well as both longitudinal sides of the middle carrier plate and the spacer plates, have grooves in which corresponding springs are inserted.
  • the springs ensure a stable rear surface both as a rear wall for the upper cabinet complex and a closed area for the space between the cabinet complex and the surface of the respective top of the lower cabinet complex, which is formed here by the worktop.
  • the joint created by lining up between the respective support plate and spacer plate can, if necessary, be visible as a corresponding distance between the plates, similar to a light gap in the arrangement of panels. On the other hand, this joint can be minimized and covered by a suitable cover strip that corresponds to the design of the plates used.
  • the wall elements fixed to the respective support plate are opposite one another in their opposite of the worktop upper and lower frontal area by an upper and a lower floor in the horizontal direction used in a customary manner and braced with the wall elements.
  • the upper cabinet complex formed in the manner described above has on its opposite the work surface upper, adjacent to the partition wall means for precautionary anchoring of the cabinet complex against excessive tipping load, which are connected to the partition wall in a suitable manner.
  • the anchoring can also take place directly in the area distal to the setting edge of the carrier plates, for example by means of a corresponding dimension that penetrates through a hole provided in the carrier plate and engages in the partition wall and engages with the corresponding dimension.
  • the respective parts facing the partition preferably the support plates
  • have spacing means on a corresponding surface for example to ensure air circulation between the partition and the cabinet system.
  • there can be space in this area for example for the necessary assembly of cables or Pipelines can be easily formed and made available without additional construction work.
  • An advantageous embodiment of the second invention finally consists in that the recesses in the holder of the carrier plates for receiving the wall elements are arranged several times and with a corresponding spacing of the carriers on the wall elements. It is therefore possible to use the respective wall elements at variable heights on the support plates for a variable adjustment of the height of the cabinet complex in relation to the worktop.
  • the method according to the invention for the assembly of furniture in particular for the assembly of lower cabinet parts of kitchen furniture, has the advantage over the conventional assembly method that the base plate with the individual wall elements and the partition walls is put together on the space on which the cabinet complex is mounted after it has been assembled should stand.
  • This position which can be achieved in the early stage of the installation, is further achieved in that in the space created between two outer wall elements, each of which has their surfaces spaced at predetermined positions on the base plate, and the corresponding intermediate wall or partitions, this or the width and height of the cabinet part appropriate Contrary to previous assembly, the rear wall is inserted and positioned on the rear side from the inside, locked.
  • the rear wall is braced with conventional tensioning elements in the space formed by the wall elements with the respective intermediate wall or / and between intermediate walls on the inner longitudinal side of the wall elements or intermediate wall or intermediate walls opposite the movable wall.
  • Corresponding openings or cutouts for media inlets and outlets are provided in at least one of the rear walls in the usual way, for which purpose the respective rear wall is used at the appropriate position as described above.
  • the method therefore allows in a simple manner and with simple means a corresponding variation of the distance between the respective wall element and / or the partitions for kitchen appliances, such as a dishwasher or refrigerator or for cabinet parts with doors that can be attached easily or on both sides, with or without sliders, intermediate floors and other accessories.
  • top of the "raw" base cabinet complex formed in this way is fastened to the top of the wall elements and / or partitions by simple tensioning, taking into account the intended use.
  • the method according to the invention for the assembly of upper cabinet parts for an upper cabinet complex of kitchen furniture has the advantage that the load-bearing wall elements on the in the groove are also simple the holder on the worktop according to the prepared lower cabinet complex of the worktop can only be inserted.
  • the simple structure of the upper cabinet complex enables its simple and value-preserving dismantling in the same way as for the lower cabinet complex, so that it can be reassembled in a short time and without great effort in connection with the lower cabinet complex.
  • Figure 1 is a lower cabinet complex according to the first invention in an exploded view.
  • Figure 2 is a schematic representation of an upper cabinet complex according to the second invention.
  • Fig. 3 shows a detailed representation of the
  • Fig. 4 shows the details X and Y from Fig. 3 and
  • FIG. 5 shows the detail Z from FIG. 3.
  • a cabinet complex according to the invention is shown in an exploded view, with a corresponding one
  • a lower cabinet complex 3 which according to the exemplary embodiment described here consists of two lower cabinet parts 4 and a variant 4.1 of a cabinet part 4.
  • the cabinet parts 4 are connected to a base plate 5, on the underside of which actuators 5.1 are attached for positioning.
  • a left panel 5.2, a right panel 5.3 and a front panel 5.4 according to the drawing are provided, which cover the actuators and thus the entire area below the base plate 5 after assembly is complete.
  • the base plate 5 can have a cutout 5.5, which, for example, enables the water and waste water line to run through a base device 5, which is not shown, for a flushing device or an electrical cable.
  • plate-shaped wall elements 6 are fastened in the usual way with their positioning edge perpendicularly to the base plate, with a left and a right wall element 6.1 and 6.2 being flush with the base plate 5 as shown in the drawing.
  • the respective wall elements 6 consist of furniture panels that have a sufficiently wide wall and, as shown, extend vertically above the base plate 5, the upper horizontal end face of which corresponds to a customary height dimension for furniture above the footprint 1.
  • an intermediate wall 7 or several intermediate walls 7 are provided, which are also arranged perpendicular to the surface of the base plate 5 and connected to it are. This results in a number of lower cabinet parts 4 and / or possibly variants 4.1 thereof in a desired or predetermined width.
  • the box-shaped cabinet parts 4 thus formed are held in parallel on their upper end faces of the wall elements 6 by upper connecting pieces 7.1, one or more front panels 7.2 or rear connecting pieces 7.3.
  • Rear walls 8 are inserted on the rear side of the lower cabinet parts 4, which is in contact with the partition 2.
  • the rear walls 8 are each arranged between the wall elements 6.
  • the rear walls 8 rest with their lateral circumferential end faces on the respective surfaces of the wall elements 6, and the lower end face contacts the base plate 5, while the upper end face rests on the underside 10 located on the worktop 9 covering the lower cabinet parts 4 over the entire surface.
  • the rear walls 8 are laterally firmly locked to the respective wall elements with clamping elements used in the usual way, which ensures a stable hold of the lower cabinet parts 4.
  • the base plate 5 can be comprehensively aligned and adjusted immediately and before the assembly of the cabinet parts begins on the correspondingly provided footprint 1. After assembly, as previously required, time-consuming corrections and displacement measures of the lower cabinet complex 3 are not necessary, so that one person can easily carry out and complete the assembly.
  • the worktop 9 is, as already mentioned, abuts with its underside 10 all around on the upper end faces of the wall elements 6 and partition walls 7 forming the lower cabinet parts 4 in a box-like manner and according to the drawing, and is connected in a conventional manner to the wall elements 6.
  • the worktop 9 lies in its final position by aligning the base plate 5 with its longitudinal edge 12 essentially parallel to the partition 2.
  • a longitudinally extending holder 13 is preferably arranged along the entire longitudinal edge 12 on the upper side 11 of the worktop 9.
  • the holder 13 has in its entire length a seal 13.1 which is inserted in a groove 14 which characterizes the holder 13 (FIG. 5).
  • the holder 13 can, for example, be a correspondingly suitable profile bar with a U-shaped cross section, which is fixedly arranged with screws 15 or other suitable fastening means on the upper side 11 of the worktop 9.
  • the length of the worktop 9 is preferably limited to the lower cabinet complex.
  • cabinet parts 4 and 4.1 of the lower cabinet complex 3 are at their front surface 16 corresponding to the footprint 1 also optionally, and as is customary, with doors 17 which correspond to door fittings 17.1 left or right on the respective end face designed as a stop 18 Striking wall element 6 or corresponding partition 7, equipped.
  • box-shaped slides 20 are provided with a base plate, the lateral parts 21 of which correspond to guides arranged on the adjacent wall elements, in which the slides 20 can be moved.
  • a panel 22 color-coordinated with the cabinet complex 3 is arranged on the side of the slide 20 facing the front 16.
  • the construction of the lower cabinet parts 4 also allows the possibility that corresponding variations 4.1 can be provided, in which, for example, a dishwasher (not shown) or another suitable kitchen appliance can be used.
  • FIG. 2 in conjunction with FIG. 3, an upper cabinet complex according to the second invention is shown schematically and identified by reference number 30.
  • the upper cabinet complex 30 is formed from a number of upper cabinet parts 30.1. det, two cabinet parts 30.1 being considered in greater detail in the exemplary embodiment described here.
  • the respective cabinet parts 30.1 are connected to elongated carrier plates 31, left carrier plates 31.1 and right carrier plates 31.2 and middle carrier plates 31.3 being provided.
  • carrier plates 31 have a comparatively large and stable cross-sectional area with a holder 32 arranged parallel in their longitudinal extent and preferably in the surface thereof, which is connected to the respective carrier plate 31 and consists, for example, of metal.
  • recesses 32.1 are provided in the holder 32, which are arranged at a distance from each other in a straight line and in the direction parallel to the longitudinal extent of the carrier plate 31 in the holder 32.
  • the holder 32 is in turn recessed, for example, in the surface of the carrier plate 31 and firmly connected with screws 32.2.
  • the carrier plates 31 are connected on their long sides to spacer plates 33 corresponding to the carrier plates 31 of the same length, but these have a width that differs from the carrier plates 31 and can be set optionally.
  • spacer plates 33 and the respective carrier plates 31 are - thus. lined up in such a way, with their respective lower positioning edge S shown in the drawing with the Groove 14 of the bracket 13 attached to the worktop 9 is directly connected (FIG. 5).
  • a groove 33.1 for a conventional tongue and groove connection is incorporated in the longitudinal sides thereof.
  • a spring 33.2 is inserted, whereby the respective support plates 31 are connected to the corresponding spacer plates 33 with, for example, a gap selected between them.
  • the tongue and groove connection 33.1 and 33.2 is only provided in the longitudinal side which adjoins the respective spacer plate 33 which is adjacent in the same row.
  • the long side lying on the outside in each case is adapted to the design of the surface of the cabinet parts 30.1 and preferably forms a self-contained surface.
  • wall elements 34 are provided which are used as left wall element 34.1, right wall element 34.2 and at least one intermediate wall 34.3.
  • the wall elements 34 are plate-shaped and have a comparatively large cross-sectional area, while the total area size corresponds, for example, to the size of the side surface of an upper cabinet part of a comparable piece of furniture.
  • a support strip 35 with at least one, preferably two supports 36 attached to it is arranged and firmly connected to the respective wall element 34 (FIG. 4).
  • the carriers 36 are arranged, for example, with a mushroom-shaped head and a comparatively short shaft in a row and at a distance from one another on the carrier strip 35 and, for example, firmly screwed to the latter.
  • the dimension of the carrier strip 35 is preferably adapted to the respective longitudinal side surface of the wall elements 34, the carriers 36 being at a comparatively wide distance from one another which is dimensioned such that the carriers 36 engage in the respective recess 32.1 of the holder 32 in the carrier plate 31.
  • any wall elements 34 are hung into the recesses 32.1 of the carrier plates 31 while maintaining a lateral spacing of their surfaces predetermined by the spacer plates 33, as a result of which the wall elements 34 are used throughout as supporting parts for the further assembly of the cabinet parts 30.1 of the upper cabinet complex 30.
  • the respective cabinet part 30.1 consists of a connection of the respective load-bearing wall elements 34 with shelves 40 and 41, which can be completed, for example, by intermediate shelves 42 and by means of doors 43 with door fittings 44 hinged on the left or right.
  • the carrier plates or additionally the spacer plates 33 are held directly or indirectly on the partition 2 of the carrier elements 31 which are vertically supported in the groove 14 and are spaced apart by means of the spacer plates 33 by means of at least one anchoring 50 or 50.1 Secure cabinet parts 30.1 against possible tipping moments.
  • FIG. 4 shows an enlarged view of the details X and Y from FIG. 3.
  • FIG. 4 shows how the holder 32 is inserted in one of the carrier plates 31 and held by means of screws 32.2 in order to receive the carriers 36 arranged on the respective wall element on one of its long sides on the carrier bar 35 fastened by means of screws 37.
  • FIG. 5 shows in enlarged detail Z from FIG. 3 in section how the holder 13 with a seal 13. 1 accommodates the respective carrier plates 31 and spacer plates 33 within the groove 14 which extends along the longitudinal edge 12 (FIG. 3).
  • the bracket 13 is attached to the worktop 9 on its longitudinal edge 12 by means of screws 15 which engage through the worktop 9, for example, engage in the respective rear wall 8 or the respective side wall.

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L'invention concerne un système de montage de meubles, notamment un système d'auto-assemblage de meubles et de parties meubles d'une cuisine intégrée. L'invention concerne également un procédé de montage simplifié de parties préfabriquées de meubles du type susmentionné, qui sont produites selon les données individuelles du client conformément à ses impératifs ou souhaits d'installation, livrées et montées comme système haut et bas. Selon l'invention, les différentes parties d'un système bas sont conçues de telle façon que leur montage s'effectue à l'emplacement d'installation, prévu comme surface sélectionnée, sur un mur d'installation associé à cet emplacement, sans devoir déplacer le système intégré une fois monté. Le système de montage destiné au montage de parties meubles d'un complexe meuble haut est composé de plaques support qui reposent sur la plaque de travail du meuble bas associé et portent le complexe meuble haut qui est monté à une certaine distance du meuble bas.
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