EP0482416A1 - Meuble, en particulier une table - Google Patents
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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
- A47B13/00—Details of tables or desks
- A47B13/003—Connecting table tops to underframes
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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
- A47B13/00—Details of tables or desks
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- A47B13/06—Underframes of metal
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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
- A47B17/00—Writing-tables
- A47B17/02—Writing-tables with vertically-adjustable parts
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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
- A47B87/00—Sectional furniture, i.e. combinations of complete furniture units, e.g. assemblies of furniture units of the same kind such as linkable cabinets, tables, racks or shelf units
- A47B87/002—Combination of tables; Linking or assembling means therefor
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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
- A47B2200/00—General construction of tables or desks
- A47B2200/0035—Tables or desks with features relating to adjustability or folding
- A47B2200/004—Top adjustment
- A47B2200/0041—Height adjustable table top with parallel link arms
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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
- A47B2200/00—General construction of tables or desks
- A47B2200/0035—Tables or desks with features relating to adjustability or folding
- A47B2200/004—Top adjustment
- A47B2200/0042—Height and inclination adjustable desktop, either separately or simultaneously
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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
- A47B2200/00—General construction of tables or desks
- A47B2200/0035—Tables or desks with features relating to adjustability or folding
- A47B2200/004—Top adjustment
- A47B2200/0043—Inclination adjustable work top
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- the invention relates to furniture according to the preamble of claim 1 and furniture which can be assembled in a suitable manner in various ways, in particular from components for the respective application and are particularly suitable as work or office furniture.
- Such furniture has at least one support frame for furniture parts, e.g., for support against the floor, a wall bracket or the like. a table top, shelves, base cabinets, brackets for display devices or the like ..
- the invention has for its object to avoid disadvantages or the disadvantages of known furniture and to create a support frame for such furniture in particular with high stability and low space requirements, which is suitable as a basic structure for modular construction of very different furniture devices.
- the support rods can be formed by steel tubes with a diameter in the order of 35 mm and take up the entire load of essentially all other furniture parts.
- the support rods can be attached with means for fastening furniture parts, e.g. form a self-contained assembly with spaced connections above the standing level of the piece of furniture or approximately at their height, with fastening bodies and / or with standing legs or standing brackets for the floor support.
- the support rods can form a base frame for attaching the legs or with them a base frame for attaching a furniture panel, at least one furniture body, an occasional piece of furniture or the like.
- the support rods are suitable both for rigid mounting as well as articulated or slide rails for longitudinally displaceable and / or pivotable connection with furniture or frame parts, for which purpose they are expediently exposed over almost their entire length. Only their ends are used to support the floor in lateral support cheeks or the like and can form connecting links on the outside of the respective support cheek for connection to subsequent furniture parts. Essentially all between the ends on the support bars arranged frame parts can be attached axially to the support rods with approximately the same sleeves, so that there is a very simple assembly and high stability and the support rods can have the same cross-sections continuously over their entire length. For example, the support rods do not have to be provided with non-detachably fastened connecting members, openings or the like between their ends, so that they can only be produced by cutting off a longer profile rod.
- the supporting rods are equally well suited for fastening a piece of furniture directly adjoining them, such as a top or table top, and / or a piece of furniture directly adjoining them, such as a furniture body.
- at least one intermediate or support frame is advantageously provided, which lies in a plane slightly offset from the common plane of the support rods and is connected to the support rods via spacers. If the frames of the support frame connected to the support rods have approximately the same distance from one another as the support rods, the spacers can produce an essentially vertical connection.
- the support frame can form a self-contained structural unit with the support rods, to which at least one support cheek or one of the furniture parts mentioned is subsequently attached.
- a first support frame is adjustable in height the support rods and a second support frame adjustably arranged on the first support frame, a very compact design can be achieved especially when the two support frames lie in one position essentially in a common plane or a support frame engages almost completely in the other support frame or rests on the support rods.
- the support rods can also be used in the manner of slide guides as guide rails for at least one actuator, via which furniture can be adjusted.
- At least one adjusting slide can be provided, which is formed only by a cross tube and sliding sleeves fastened at the ends, which are penetrated by the supporting rods.
- the adjusting slide as well as at least one essentially identical, rigid cross-connection can lie almost completely within the common plane of the support rods. If there is a rigid cross connection adjacent to an adjusting slide, its relative movement can e.g. thereby be directly converted into an actuating movement for the associated furniture part in that they are connected to one another and to this furniture part exclusively between the supporting bars by suitable levers. In the starting position, these levers can also lie almost completely in the plane of the respective support frame or between the level of the underside of the support rods and the top of the support frame. This also applies to the handlebars of an actuator for tilt adjustment.
- the support rods are expediently connected to the respective support cheek only by inserting and tensioning, the support rods being able to have, at the associated ends, inserted, mandrel-like fastening bodies which pass through the respective support cheek.
- These mandrels can be plug-in coupling links form for connection with aligned adjoining support rods and / or for connection with approximately vertical support rods for shelf boards or the like.
- the associated ends of these support rods expediently simultaneously form clamping plates for bracing the support rod relative to the support cheek.
- support rods can also be placed at an angle.
- a tripod that is angular in side view is expediently connected to the corner area with its approximately horizontal leg with at least two supporting rods and with its upright leg one only in the rear area of the Forms lying support leg.
- a similar tripod can be connected to the ends of the supporting rods or to the associated fastening bodies with two legs which project freely in parallel and are at the same distance from one another and serve as a supporting frame for a furniture body.
- Another similar tripod which is also not required for the direct support of the support rods, can be attached by attaching only a single, for example rear, support rod with the upper end of an upright leg which is to be supported on the floor at the same time. If this tripod has a support leg protruding upwards from the back of the furniture, it is suitable for holding a shelf, a support plate or the like, which may have approximately the same depth as the table top underneath, but is set back relative to it.
- a particularly advantageous further development of the subject matter of the invention consists in that, in particular for the arrangement below a table top, a cable duct which runs essentially over the entire width of the furniture, e.g. is provided for light lines, telephone lines, computer lines and the like. From which any cable can be guided transversely in any longitudinal area and up into the area of the top of the furniture. If the cable duct for inserting the cables is accessible from the bottom, very simple cable laying is possible.
- the cable duct is advantageously designed such that cable strands can be kept in essentially separate groups, for which purpose e.g. an upper cover of the cable duct can have longitudinal depressions or longitudinal projections.
- the furniture plate lying above the cable duct can expediently be displaced transversely to the cable duct or the upper cover of the cable duct can be removed and / or pivoted upwards into an opening position.
- the cable duct can be fastened directly to the inside of opposite support cheeks without a direct connection to the support rods and can be located behind the rear support rod. If the support frame is designed for corner furniture, the cable duct can also go through the corner without interruption. At the ends of the cable duct, openings are expediently formed for the continuation or implementation of cable runs.
- the furniture 1 has a U-shaped support frame 2 in side and front view, which is provided at its laterally outermost ends with approximately vertical cheeks 3.
- Each stand cheek has in the front and rear area of the furniture an approximately vertically downward leg 4 and a rigidly connecting their upper ends, approximately horizontal cross member 5.
- the legs 4 and the cross members 5 are expedient by the same rectangular or square profiles made of wood or Like. Formed.
- the support frame 2 is used to carry at least one useful furniture body, which can be completely below and / or above the top of the support frame 2 and here is a cover plate 6 in the form of a table top, which projects from all sides in a top view of the support frame 2.
- the underside of the cover plate 6 is supported directly on an elongated, flat support frame 7 which, like the cover plate 6, lies at a gap above the top of the rest of the support frame 2.
- the support frame 7 is supported with respect to the rest of the support frame 2 with fastening bodies 8 which are located at a distance between the upright cheeks 3 and form short, approximately vertical support members 9.
- each fastening body 8 forms a connecting sleeve 12 which can be pushed onto the respective support rod 10 or 11 approximately radially without play, from which the support member 9 projects radially and which can also be rotated relative to the support rod about the common axis.
- the ends of the support rods 10, 11 do not protrude beyond the outer sides of the upright cheeks 3, but are sunk lying within the spars 5 with fastenings 13 axially and against rotation and are secured in an easily detachable manner.
- a fastening mandrel 14 is secured against rotation with an enlarged outer diameter section and used essentially free of play so that the enlarged section strikes with an annular collar on the end face of the support rod.
- the expanded section can be secured against the support rod by detachable connecting links, welded connections or the like.
- a mandrel section with a reduced outside diameter protrudes freely over the end of the support rod and passes almost completely through the cross bar 5.
- a threaded bore is provided for receiving a clamping screw 16, with which a plate-shaped clamping member 15 can be clamped against the side of the cross member 5 facing away from the supporting rod, so that the end 17 of the supporting rod is in a counterbore on the associated side of the Querholmes 5 is drawn into it.
- the tensioning member 15, which is expediently elongated or flat-oval to prevent rotation, is also completely recessed in a recess in the cross member 5.
- the supporting rod or the fastening mandrel 14 can have at least one anti-rotation member engaging in the cross member 5, For example, have teeth on the outside of its ring collar and / or locking pins inserted above the ring collar. 3, the fastening 13 is flush with the side of the side cheek 3 facing away from the supporting rod, a tensioning member 15a is provided according to FIG. 4, which forms a mandrel-shaped connecting member projecting beyond this side of the cross member 5 for a further supporting rod or the like .
- the cover plate 6 or the like could also be attached directly to the end faces of the support members 9 without a support frame 7.
- the parallel longitudinal frames 18 of the support frame 7 are at a distance from one another which is approximately equal to that between the support rods 10, 11, the length of the longitudinal frames 18 being substantially smaller than the clear distance between the support cheeks 3.
- the transverse frames 19 are spaced within the inner sides of the side walls 3.
- the cover plate 6 can only be secured on the longitudinal frames 18 and / or only on the transverse frames 19 to prevent them from being lifted off the supporting frame 7 and easily detachable, and on the unsecured frame only lie with its weight and slidable. This makes it possible to cover plate 6 in the longitudinal direction and / or in the transverse direction with a guide 20 relative to support frame 7 or support frame 2 e.g. so that it can be moved so that areas that are usually covered by it can be exposed.
- the support frame is composed of tube sections with an approximately equilateral triangular cross section, which form a flat, approximately flat support for the cover plate 6 with its upper side. With its downward-pointing triangular tip, the respective frame can engage in a prism-shaped recessed support surface 22 of the respective support member 9 and with one within the pipe section lying screw or the like. Be braced against the bearing surface 22.
- the screw head located on the inside can be supported either by a pressure piece resting on the inner flanks of the pipe section or with a conical surface directly on the inner flanks. For assembly, the screw head is accessible through an opening in the contact surface of the associated longitudinal frame 18.
- a claw 21 lying on one side of the associated frame needs to be easily detachably attached to the underside of the cover plate 6, which grips under an outer flank of this frame and is formed either by a strip or by individual sections spaced apart from one another. If the claw 21 is braced with respect to the support frame 7, a rigid attachment results, while the dovetail-like guide 20 is formed when bearing play is provided.
- the claw 21 screwed to the cover plate 6 is made of wood, while the claw 21a according to FIG. 6 is formed by an obtuse-angled angle profile made of aluminum, plastic or the like.
- Furniture bodies e.g. Containers, computer assemblies or the like can also be attached hanging.
- corresponding fastening bodies 8 only need to be arranged with support members 9 directed downward, which can then have lower flat connecting surfaces for screw fastening or the like.
- a cable channel 23 is expediently provided approximately at the height of the support rods, which connects at least two adjacent uprights 3 or cross bars 5 in the manner of a shaft and between its associated ends without any further support is provided cantilevered at a short distance below the top of the cross bars 5.
- the cable duct 23 has, as load-bearing elements, two tubular longitudinal spars 24 forming its long sides with a flat rectangular and upright cross section, which at their ends can be rigidly connected to a self-contained assembly via suitable cross connections.
- the channel floor 25 is formed by a relatively wide-meshed bar grille, through the grating openings of which one can reach with at least two fingers of one hand and which rests with the ends of its cross bars on strip-shaped supports 26 which project in the lower region beyond the inner sides of the longitudinal spars 24.
- the channel floor 25 can thereby be lifted from a support 26 and tilted so that it is released from the other support 26 and can be removed downwards. It is thus possible to insert the cables from the underside of the cable duct 23 and then to mount the duct base 25 from below.
- the substantially flat channel floor 25 is opposite a substantially breakthrough-free closed channel cover 27, which is at a distance from the top of the channel shaft or the longitudinal spars 24 and is profiled in cross-section several times evenly in a wavy manner from flat material so that the wave structure on the underside and is given at the top.
- the channel cover 27 is mounted in a pivot bearing 28 so that it can pivot about an axis approximately parallel to this longitudinal edge with respect to the associated longitudinal spar 24.
- the pivot axis lies at a distance above the top of this longitudinal beam 24, the pivot bearing 28 can be carried by spaced-apart support bodies, between which cables can be guided out of the cable duct 23 on almost this longitudinal side in almost any longitudinal section of the cable duct.
- a cover support 29 is provided for the channel cover 27, which is also expediently formed by spaced support bodies and intended to support the channel cover 27 under its weight, so that cables can be routed out at almost any location.
- the top of the cross member 5a, over which the channel cover 27 expediently extends, is provided in the area of the channel cover with a corrugated profile 30 corresponding to it, which is spaced below the channel cover 27.
- a wave-shaped, slot-like cable lead-through 31 is formed at the associated end of the cable duct 23, through which cables can be passed in separate groups to a next furniture unit.
- the longitudinal depressions of the top of the duct cover 27 are also suitable for receiving at least one cable harness.
- the above-mentioned longitudinal openings 32 for leading individual cable runs result above the upper sides of the longitudinal spars 24.
- the cable duct 23 is expediently adjacent to the rear of the support frame 2 or to the rear support rod 11, the duct cover 27 expediently projecting freely from the pivot bearing 28 to the rear.
- the pivot bearing 28 can also allow a complete removal of the channel cover 27 in the manner of a clip connection. If the cover plate 6 is displaceable in the manner described, the cable duct 23 can be exposed at any time over the full width from above.
- a tubular stand 33 is to be attached to the support frame 2, specifically to the outside of a stand cheek 3, which has an approximately vertical support leg 35, which is approximately parallel to the stand cheek, widened upward in a V-shape, and an approximately horizontal support leg 36 has and is composed essentially only of tube sections which consist of the same tube material as the support rods 10, 11.
- the support leg 36 is formed by two parallel leg sections 37 starting from the ends of the V-legs of the support leg 35, which are aligned with the support tubes 10, 11 and are each attached to one of the connecting members 39 according to FIG. 4.
- the connecting member 39 has a central bore for the accessibility of the clamping screw 16.
- the leg section 37 can be pushed onto the projecting connecting member 39 as far as it will go on the end plate and secured with suitable means, for example with a radial screw.
- the support leg 35 forms a floor standing area 38. Since the stand 33 is practically formed only by an angular structure, there is still a large amount of legroom in its area.
- a connection plate 40 can be placed over the described fastening body 8, which connects to a narrow edge and / or a longitudinal edge of the cover plate 6 approximately at the same level and essentially without gaps, thereby enlarging the table surface accordingly.
- the leg sections 37 of the stand 33 could also run in a V-shape toward one another in a plan view towards the free end of the support leg 36.
- the stand 33 is also used as a support stand for supporting the support rods 10, 11 in Distance from the stand cheeks 3 suitable. If the support rods 10, 11 for a corner piece of furniture are formed by rod sections adjoining one another at an angle, the support stand mentioned can be provided for support in this angular range.
- the V-tip of the support leg 36 is then expediently located under the front support rod 10, while the transition region between the support leg 35 and the support leg 36 is supportive below the rear support rod 11.
- the legroom is practically not impaired despite the additional support, because the tripod only forms at least one support leg in the rear area of the piece of furniture, while the support leg 36 projects freely towards the front of the piece of furniture.
- the stand 34 is used to stand essentially adjacent to a longitudinal edge of the cover plate 6, but to be secured between the stand cheeks 3 by connection with a support rod relative to the support frame 2.
- the stand 34 which is also composed of tubular sections, has a side view of two legs 35a, 36a, which are at an acute angle to one another and each formed by two substantially spaced tubular sections, one of which is approximately vertically above two standing surfaces 38a lying in a line at a point, while the pipe sections of the other leg 35a extend from the lower ends of the vertical leg 36a in a V-shape, run towards one another and are connected to one another.
- a connecting member 12a is fastened in the form of a horizontal sleeve which can be pushed onto a supporting rod essentially without play and which can be connected to the leg 35a in a height-adjustable manner and / or rotatable about an approximately vertical axis or through its central axis. If the stand 34 with the connecting member 12a is pushed onto the rear support rod 11 of the support frame 2, Thus, the leg 36a stands at a suitable distance behind the associated rear longitudinal edge of the cover plate 6. Above this cover plate 6, the leg 36a carries a support plate 41 projecting freely over its front face and the leg 35a above the cover plate 6, which is particularly advantageous for setting up a monitor Eye relief is suitable.
- the stand 34 can be adjusted essentially over the entire length of the support rod 11 and can also be pivoted about the pivot axis of the connecting member 12a relative to the support frame 2 into any inclined positions.
- a telescopic guide 42 is provided, which is formed by tubes which are slidably mounted in the tube sections of the leg 36a and whose upper ends are connected to one another via a holder 43 for the support plate 41.
- an actuator can be provided on the stand 34, which expediently has actuating spindles located within the telescopic tubes, which can be driven by a crank mechanism or the like located below the support plate 41, which is located under the support plate 41 and if necessary is to be pulled out of a non-use position towards the front edge of the support plate 41.
- the stand 34 or a similar stand is also suitable for holding an aperture 44 or the like, which at least covers the rear of the device arranged on the support plate 41 or projects freely above the leg 36a, but also approximately can extend to the footprint 38a.
- a bag-like structure connecting the pipe sections thereof can also be provided in order to receive the supply cable of the device essentially completely concealed.
- Aperture 44 or the sack or the like can only be fastened to the stand 34 by plug connections, so that no separate fastening members are required.
- the stand 34 can also be arranged adjacent to the outside of a stand cheek 3 and can be secured, for example, to a leg section 37 of the stand 33 or to a straight tube section which is freely attached to the connecting member 39.
- the support frame 2a according to FIGS. 11 to 14 is used to adjust the furniture body independently of one another in at least two directions, namely in addition to the displaceability parallel to the support frame 7, also for height adjustment and / or pivoting, an inclination over an angle of the order of about 8 ° is sufficient for most applications.
- support frames 7, 45 are functionally structured so that one support frame can perform another adjustment movement relative to the other and in the starting position all of the support frames lie essentially in a common plane.
- the support rods 10, 11 form with two pairs of cross bars 46, 47 a lowermost support frame on which at least one support frame 7, 45 can rest in its lowest position.
- the support rods 10, 11, the side walls 3 and the support frame 7 can be essentially the same as described with reference to Figures 1 to 10.
- Each cross member 46, 47 consists essentially of only one spar rod 48 made of substantially the same tube material as the support rods 10, 11 and carries at its ends approximately rigidly fastened connecting sleeves 49, possibly made of the same tube material as all other connecting sleeves.
- the connecting sleeves 49 can be fastened by welding and / or in the manner of fittings via plug connections at the ends of the respective spar rod 48, which is approximately in the common plane of the supporting rods 10, 11 lies.
- the transverse bar 46 which is respectively closer to the associated ends of the supporting bars 10, 11, is adjustable in length, but is approximately rigidly attached to the supporting bars 10, 11 in the functional position, while the closely adjacent transverse bar 47 is designed as a longitudinally displaceable slide. All cross bars can still be designed essentially the same.
- the two crossbars 46, 47 of each pair are connected to one another via at least one or two link links 50 located between the support rods 10, 11, which in the manner of a toggle lever consists of only two links 51, 52, which can be rotated with connecting sleeves 53 at their associated ends are mounted on the outer circumference of the spar rod 48 of the respective transverse spar 46, 47 about an axis which lies transversely to the supporting rods 10, 11.
- the longer, 51 mounted on the cross member 47 is articulated in the region of its free end with a hinge 54 approximately in the plane of the support frame 45 on the inside of an associated frame leg 60.
- handlebar 52 is articulated at its end between the ends of the handlebar 51 so that it lies practically flat on the underside of the handlebar 51 or the support frame 45 and can lie approximately in the plane of the support rods 10, 11 , while the handlebar 51 is then approximately in the plane of the support frame 45.
- the actuator 55 has one Main spindle 56 lying parallel between the support rods 10, 11 and penetrating all the tie rods 48, which engages with opposite threaded sections in the spindle nuts, which can be arranged on the cross bars 47 in a rotationally secured manner only by inserting them into the tube interior of the tie rods 48.
- a bearing body for the associated spindle end can be inserted in a corresponding manner into the spar rod 48 of at least one transverse spar 46.
- an angular gear 57 is expediently inserted in the manner described, which drives the main spindle 56 and is driven by an adjusting spindle 58 at an angle thereto, which is driven by the associated cross bar 48, a connecting sleeve 49 and the supporting rod 10 led out of the support frame 2a and is provided on the front with a crank 59 or the like.
- the angular gear 57 can also be arranged between two cross bars and penetrated by the main spindle 56.
- the two essentially freely projecting rear frame legs 60 of the support frame 45 are connected to one another via a rod-shaped leg connection 61 which is approximately parallel to the support rods 10, 11 and adjoins the inner sides of the frame legs 60 , which has between its ends a portion offset downwards by angled portions and otherwise lies essentially in the common plane of the frame legs 60.
- the front ends of the frame legs 60 are articulated approximately in the plane of the support frame 7 via joints 62 on the inner longitudinal edge of the front longitudinal frame 18 so that the support frame 7 can be inclined relative to the support frame 45 about an axis parallel to the support rods 10, 11.
- the support frame 7 When lowered, the support frame 7 lies essentially entirely within the plane of the support frame 45, the frame legs 60 of which then lie on the inner sides of the transverse frames 19 and immediately adjacent to them. Between the cross frames 19, the two longitudinal frames 18 can be connected to one another via cross bars, which then rest on the recessed central section of the leg connection 61. In the front area, the tops of the upright cheeks drop forward according to the inclined cover plate.
- An actuator 63 for adjusting the support frame 7 is advantageously also almost completely in the plane of at least one support frame 7, 45 and / or the support rods 10, 11 and has two link connections 64 located between the cross frames 19, the frame legs 60 and / or the cross bars , each consisting of two articulated links, which are approximately perpendicular to each other in the lowered position and approximately stretched to each other in the maximum inclined position.
- the longer, lower link of each link connection 64 is articulated with a joint 65 on the rear longitudinal edge of the recessed central portion of the leg connection 61, while the upper, shorter link with a joint 66 lying in the plane of the support frame 7 behind it and adjacent to the inside of the rear longitudinal frame 18 is articulated on the cross bars.
- a rotatably mounted tube connecting the cross bars can be provided, to which the ends of these shorter links are attached.
- an adjusting spindle 68 is mounted in a spindle nut, which lies approximately in the plane of the underside of the support frame 7 above the leg connection 61 and for storage on the Support frame 7, the front longitudinal frame 18th or a support member 9 passes through. It carries on the front of the support frame 2a a crank 69 adjacent to the crank 59 or the like for manual actuation.
- the link connections 50, 64 and the associated actuators 55, 63 are in any position within the outer limits or the frames of the support frame 7, which can be slightly offset relative to the support rods 10, 11 so that its front longitudinal frame 18th lies in front of the support rod 10.
- Support rods of support frames or tripods can be connected to each other in a straight line and / or at an angle, so that any number of different jobs can be created with the same or similar assemblies.
- the cover plates of the furniture units can be seen in plan view on the right or in any other Angle at an angle to each other. Between adjacent furniture units, shelves can be provided, which are held on rod-shaped elongated tendons 15, which, in the manner of lateral shelf supports, support plate supports, in particular height-adjustable, and do not have to protrude laterally beyond the outside of the associated stand cheek 3, so that the side edges of the shelf plates are immediate can connect to these outsides.
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