EP4022158A1 - Item of furniture, in particular a cabinet - Google Patents
Item of furniture, in particular a cabinetInfo
- Publication number
- EP4022158A1 EP4022158A1 EP20711639.3A EP20711639A EP4022158A1 EP 4022158 A1 EP4022158 A1 EP 4022158A1 EP 20711639 A EP20711639 A EP 20711639A EP 4022158 A1 EP4022158 A1 EP 4022158A1
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- Prior art keywords
- closure flap
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- side wall
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Classifications
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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Definitions
- Piece of furniture especially a closet
- the invention relates to an item of furniture, in particular in the form of a cabinet.
- Pieces of furniture are used to store objects.
- a common problem is the choice of furniture. Buyers often have the problem that the piece of furniture they buy does not meet all requirements or that the requirements change over time. Retrofitting solutions for pieces of furniture to expand functionality often do not exist. As a result, a new piece of furniture has to be bought and the old piece of furniture usually has no other use.
- the present invention would like to retrofit a piece of furniture in the form of a cabinet with a corresponding closure flap in order to safely store Ge objects inside the cabinet.
- the piece of furniture which is in particular a cabinet or cabinet system, comprises a first side wall, a second side wall, a rear wall, a base arrangement and a cover arrangement. These elements limit a recording space. Instead of a first and a second side wall, one could also speak of a left and right side wall.
- An opening is formed between the first and second side walls.
- a closure flap is provided which can be moved between an open position and a closed position. The receiving space of the piece of furniture is accessible in the open position via the opening. In the closed position of the closing flap, the opening is closed by the closing flap.
- the closure flap comprises a first and a second guide device.
- the first hanging frame is on an upper one Front side of the first side wall.
- the upper end faces in the direction of the lid assembly.
- the second hanging frame rests on an upper face of the second side wall, which also points in the direction of the Deckelan arrangement.
- the first guide device is arranged in the area of a first side of the closure flap and is in mechanical contact with the first hanging frame over the entire movement path of the closure flap, that is, from the open position to the closed position. The same applies to the second guide device.
- This second guide device is arranged in the region of a second side of the closure flap.
- the second side of the closure flap is opposite the first side of the closure flap.
- the second guide device is again in mechanical contact with the second suspension frame over the entire path of movement of the closure flap, that is, from the open position to the closed position.
- the wording "mechanical contact” means that the closure flap is held and / or guided on the respective first or second suspension frame via the respective first and second guide device during its entire movement path.
- a hanging frame is used, which is placed very easily on the upper face of the respective first or second side wall.
- the respective first or second side wall itself does not otherwise have to be mechanically prepared in order to be able to interact with a corresponding closure flap.
- the first and / or second suspension frame comprises a support section, which is on the upper end face of the respective first and second side wall rests.
- This support section is preferably along the predominant length of the end face on this.
- the support section is preferably continuous.
- the support section could, however, also comprise one or more support segments, with several support segments being separated from one another, so that the support section does not run continuously, that is, not without interruption.
- the support section could optionally also overlap the respective end face and extend along an outer side of the respective first or second side wall.
- the respective first and / or second suspension frame also include a contact section. The contact section extends from the respective Auflageab section in the direction of the floor arrangement and ends at a distance from this floor arrangement within the receiving space.
- the contact section rests against an inside of the first or second side wall.
- the side wall is free of corresponding engagement openings into which the system section dips.
- the first and / or second suspension frame furthermore comprises an engagement device which is arranged on the contact section in the region of the opening.
- this engagement device is arranged less than 5 cm, 4 cm, 3 cm or less than 2 cm from the opening.
- the engagement device extends into the receiving space.
- An angle between the engagement device and the contact section is preferably 90 °.
- Deviations from this are permitted. However, these should preferably be less than 20 °, 15 °, 10 ° or less than 5 °.
- the engagement device is then designed to engage in the first or second guide device of the closure flap. This establishes mechanical contact (e.g. holding and / or guiding).
- the engagement device is preferably a cylinder-shaped projection or a pin.
- a pin can have a cross-sectional shape that deviates from a round cross-sectional shape (cylindrical projection). This also includes an engagement bolt.
- the first and / or second hanging frame comprise a support web.
- This support web is formed on the respective plant section (preferably in one piece) and extends in the direction of the receiving space.
- the support web forms an angle of approximately 90 ° towards the contact section. Deviations from this are possible (preferably wise less than 20 °, 15 °, 10 °, 5 °).
- the support bar extends preferably by less than 5 cm, 4 cm, 3 cm or less than 2 cm into the receiving space. It preferably extends more than 0.5 cm or 1 cm into the receiving space.
- the support web is designed to hold the closure flap in the open position in the area of the first or second side.
- the support web preferably runs in a plane that is parallel to the floor arrangement.
- the support web could also be inclined. Preferably it would be inclined with respect to its course towards the rear wall in the direction of the floor arrangement.
- the support web is preferably designed to be uninterrupted. However, it could also have interruptions.
- the thickness of the support web is preferably constant. However, it could also change over its length.
- the support web of the first and / or second hanging frame is at a greater distance from the cover arrangement than the engagement device.
- the closure flap therefore rests on the support web.
- the inner side of the closure flap could rest directly on the support web. It could, however, also rest with its first or second guide device on the support web of the first or second suspension frame.
- the respective support web of the first or second hanging frame is arranged at a greater distance from the opening of the piece of furniture than the engagement device of the first or second hanging frame.
- the respective support web of the first or second suspension frame comprises a stop section.
- This stop section is arranged at the end of the respective support web that points closer in the direction of the rear wall.
- the stop section runs from the respective support web in the direction of the cover arrangement (and preferably ends at a distance from the cover arrangement).
- the stop section runs further preferably at an angle of 90 ° to the support web. Deviations from this are possible (preferably less than 20 °, 15 °, 10 °, 5 °).
- This stop section is used to position the first or second A hanging frame in the piece of furniture. As soon as the first or second suspension frame is correctly positioned, the stop section rests against an inside of the rear wall.
- the respective support web of the first or second hanging frame extends over more than 50%, 60% or more than 70%, but preferably over less than 95%, 90%, 85% or less than 80% of the Length of the first or second hanging frame. This ensures that the closing flap is held stable, but at the same time there is no blocking of the closing movement or opening movement by the respective support web.
- the first or second hanging frame preferably also comprise a front contacting section.
- the front contacting section engages around the front end face of the first or second side wall and rests against this front end face.
- the first or second suspension frame comprises a contact-making section towards the rear. This rear contacting section rests over part of the length of the left or right end face of the rear wall against precisely that left or right end face.
- the respective rear contacting section runs vertically (downwards) that is, in the direction of the floor arrangement. This ensures that the first or second hanging frame is held in position.
- an additional fastening solution for the first and second support frames is described. It is proposed that at least one support rod (preferably two support rods) are provided.
- the at least one support rod is attached to the first and to the second trailer frame, so that these suspension frames support one another and cannot fall into the receiving space.
- the at least one support rod is preferably arranged on the contact section of the first hanging frame and on the contact section of the second hanging frame. As a result, both contact sections are in the direction of the inside the respective first or second side wall pressed.
- the at least one support rod extends between the lid arrangement and the closure flap when the closure flap is in the open position.
- the contact section of the first or second suspension frame comprises a holding device.
- the holding device comprises an at least partially circumferential wall which extends in the direction of the receiving space and which delimits a holding space.
- This holding space is geöff net at least in the direction of the respective opposite hanging frame, so that a first or second end of the support rod is arranged in this holding space and is held by the circumferential wall.
- the surrounding wall can be slotted so that the individual wall segments have resilient or elastic properties. It can also be opened in a further direction (preferably perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the support rod), the support rod being able to be removed via this further opening.
- the support rod is preferably made of plastic. You could also consist of a metal. It also preferably has a round cross section. Different cross-sectional shapes (e.g. triangular, square, n-angular, oval, etc.) are possible.
- first and second suspension frames are constructed in one piece.
- the first or second hanging frame preferably comprise or consist of plastic.
- they can be manufactured using a plastic injection molding process.
- first and the second support frame could also be formed together in one piece.
- first and the second support frame could be connected to one another via one or more connecting webs.
- the one or more connecting webs would then take on the task of at least one support rod.
- the connecting webs would preferably run directly below the cover arrangement or rest against it.
- first and second suspension frames are screw-free and / or adhesive-free and / or press-free on the first or second suspension frame.
- the first or second side wall is in particular free of a groove for guiding the closure flap or for fastening the first or second side frame.
- the first or second guide device comprises a guide groove. In the open position of the closing flap, this guide groove opens in the direction of the first or second side wall and is designed to accommodate the engagement device of the first or second hanging frame.
- the guide groove of the first or second guide device is arranged in a first or second (lateral) end face of the closure flap.
- This groove can be created by a milling process.
- a corresponding metal fitting, which encompasses the groove, could also be pressed into the end face. Before pressing in, however, a corresponding recess should preferably be created.
- Such a fitting, which in particular consists of metal or comprises metal, could also be glued in place.
- the fitting could also be made of plastic.
- the guide groove of the first or second guide device could be arranged in a separate first or second housing arrangement. This first or second housing arrangement is then fastened to an inside of the closure flap (in the area of its left or right side) be. Such a fastening can take place, for example, by means of an adhesive connection or a screw connection. A clip connection would also be possible.
- the guide groove of the first or second guide device runs exclusively along a straight line. Curved gradients should be avoided. Such a geradli niger course applies in particular to the sections of the guide groove in which the engagement device of the first or second suspension frame is located during a movement of the closure flap from the open position into the closed position and moved back.
- the guide groove of the first or second guide device comprises two closed ends. In the closed position of the closure flap, the guide groove of the first or second guide device is closed in the direction of the cover arrangement or the base arrangement. This prevents the engagement device of the first or second suspension frame from disengaging from the respective first or second guide device.
- the first or second guide device has an insertion opening through which the respective guide groove is accessible.
- the insertion opening is preferably arranged at 90 ° to the (regular) opening of the guide groove, via which the engagement device engages in the groove.
- This additional insertion opening is directed in the direction of the floor arrangement in the open position of the closure flap or shortly before the opening position of the closure flap is reached.
- the engaging device of the first or second suspension frame can be introduced into the respective guide groove via this Ein Scienceöff voltage. In principle, it would be possible that the engagement device on its free
- the end has a widened section, and that the respective guide groove has such an opening width over its length that the widened section of the engagement device cannot be removed. This could only be removed from the guide groove in the area of the insertion opening.
- the insertion opening of the first guide device and the insertion opening of the second guide device are arranged at different distances from the rear wall in the open position of the closure flap. This prevents the flap from being accidentally removed completely. Because the respective engagement devices of the first and second suspension frame would have to jump out of their respective guide groove at different times during the opening movement.
- the insertion opening of the first or second guide device is preferably located at the end of the respective guide groove at which the handle device is arranged when the closure flap is almost completely (but preferably not completely) open. This prevents the engagement device from accidentally jumping out of the first or second guide device (and thus the respective guide groove) during the closing process, that is to say when the closure flap is rotated.
- a preferred embodiment also describes the use of a first and / or second door stop.
- the first door stopper is arranged in the area of the first side wall and the floor arrangement and the second door stopper is arranged in the area of the second side wall and the floor arrangement.
- the first and second door stoppers are each arranged in the transition of their respective side wall and the floor arrangement.
- the first and second door stoppers respectively comprise a stop section with a flap stop surface. This flap stop surface is arranged in the area of the opening of the piece of furniture (preferably less than 5 cm, 4 cm, 3 cm, 2 cm, 1 cm but preferably more than 0.5 cm from the opening).
- the closure flap In the closed position, the closure flap can be brought into contact with the flap stop surface of the first or second door stop. This prevents the closure flap from rotating further into the receiving space and from assuming an angle of approx. 90 ° to the floor arrangement in the closed position.
- the first or second door stop comprises a resting surface.
- the resting surface is introduced between the first or second side wall and the floor arrangement. This means that the first or second side wall rests on this resting surface.
- the first and second door stoppers also include an abutment section. The plant section extends from the resting surface in the direction of the cover assembly and ends at a distance from this. The contact section of the first or second door stopper rests against an inner side of the first or second side wall within the receiving space.
- the stop section of the first or second door stopper is arranged on the contact section in the region of the opening and extends in the direction of the receiving space.
- the stop section preferably forms an angle of 90 ° to the contact section.
- the first and second door stoppers preferably comprise a front contacting section.
- the front con tacting section engages around the front end face of the first or second side wall and rests over part of the length on the front end face.
- the first or second door stopper comprise a rear contacting section.
- the rear contacting section is preferably vertical (from the bottom arrangement in the direction of the Deckelanord voltage). The rear contacting section rests over part of the length of the left or right end face of the rear wall against precisely this left or right end face.
- first and second door stoppers are constructed in one piece.
- the first or second door stop preferably comprise or consist of plastic.
- they can be produced in a plastic injection molding process.
- first and the second door stoppers could also be designed in one piece together.
- the first and the second door stop could be connected to one another via one or more connecting webs. As a result, they could still support each other.
- the connecting webs would preferably rest on the floor arrangement, for example a shelf could also be arranged above it.
- the closure flap has a lock device.
- the lock device can be in a closed state or in an open state. In the closed state, the closure flap cannot be opened in the closed position.
- the lock device can comprise a lock which can be opened with a key.
- a combination lock or a radio lock e.g. RFID
- RFID radio lock
- the lock device comprises a locking rod arrangement.
- the locking rod arrangement In the closed state, the locking rod arrangement is in engagement with a lock stop surface of the first and / or second door stop can be brought.
- the lock stop surface of the first and / or second door stop points in the direction of the rear wall, so that opening the closure flap (turning the closure flap) is not possible because the locking rod arrangement then hits the lock stop surface.
- the lock stop surface It would also be possible for the lock stop surface to be formed by an opening in the contact section of the first or second door stop. This opening would in particular be brought into a corresponding projection.
- This lock stop surface of the first or second door stop can be formed by the stop section of the first or second door stop, which also has the flap stop surface.
- the lock stop surface can, however, also be formed by a further stop section which is arranged closer to the rear wall than the stop section with the flap stop surface.
- neither the rear wall nor the left and right side walls or the closing flap can be removed.
- the first and second side walls and the rear wall can in particular only be removed by being pushed or folded or tilted into the receiving space.
- Folding in or pressing in or tilting in the rear wall is, however, prevented by the first and second hanging frame and optionally by the first and second door stopper.
- the folding in or pressing in or tilting in of the first and second side walls is prevented in particular by the at least one support rod.
- the first and second guide devices of the closure flap can only be released from the engagement device of the respective first or second suspension frame in a certain position. This position is just not reached in the closed state, especially since the locking rod arrangement in particular additionally counteracts such removal.
- the piece of furniture also comprises a first front and a first rear vertically extending column and a second front and a second rear vertically extending column.
- the first side wall is then arranged between the first front and first rear pillars.
- the second side wall is arranged between the second front and the second rear pillar.
- the rear wall is positioned between the first rear and second rear pillars.
- the opening is then located between the first and second front pillars.
- the pillars preferably have a square cross-section.
- the first front and the first rear vertically extending column is preferably aligned such that the side surfaces of the respective vertically extending column are aligned at 45 ° with respect to the side surfaces (outside, inside) of the first side wall and the rear wall.
- second front and the second rear vertical column are preferably also aligned in such a way that the side surfaces of the second front and the second rear vertical column are aligned at 45 ° with respect to the side surfaces (inside, outside) of the second side wall and the rear wall.
- columns could also be provided which have a completely different orientation and cross-sectional shape.
- the back wall can be attached without screws or glue.
- the rear wall has a receiving slot at each corner (four corners), which extends from the respective corner into the two adjoining end faces.
- a holding element one inserted
- the holding element comprises two holding surfaces protruding from the end face, that is to say protruding away from them.
- the holding surfaces of each holding element run parallel but in different planes to one another.
- a first holding element rests with its first Hal te Chemistry on the side surface of the first rear column, which points in the direction of the receiving space (because rotated by 45 °).
- the first holding element rests with its second holding surface on an outside of the cover arrangement.
- the second holding element rests with its first holding surface on the side surface of the first rear column which points in the direction of the receiving space.
- the second holding element rests with its second holding surface on an outer side of the floor arrangement.
- the third holding element rests with its first holding surface on the side surface of the second rear column which points in the direction of the receiving space.
- the third holding element rests with its second holding surface on an outside of the cover arrangement.
- the fourth holding element lies with its first holding surface on the side surface of the second rear pillar pointing in the direction of the recording room.
- the fourth Hal teelement rests with its second holding surface on an outside of the floor arrangement. The outsides are visible from outside the furniture. This allows the rear panel to be inserted very easily.
- the second and fourth holding elements come into position in order to then just be aligned to who.
- the first and the third holding element also come into engagement with the respective column and the side surface of the cover arrangement.
- the retaining elements ensure that the rear wall centers itself.
- Corresponding holding elements could also be introduced in the corners of the respective first and second side walls.
- the retaining elements of the first side wall then come into contact with the lid assembly, the floor assembly and the first front and first rear pillars.
- the retaining elements of the second side wall then come into contact with the cover assembly, the base assembly and the second front and second rear columns.
- the respective first or second hanging frame does not cover the corner area of the first or second side wall.
- a cover arrangement preferably comprises all structures above the respective side wall or rear wall. It can be a wooden insert that is, for example, still supported by a holding device, e.g. made of metal. The same can also apply to the floor arrangement.
- the lid arrangement and the base arrangement do not have to be formed in one piece, but can NEN. Both the base assembly and the cover assembly can also consist of a single (wooden) plate.
- the floor arrangement can also comprise a corresponding shelf.
- FIGS. 1, 2 the piece of furniture according to the invention in the form of a cabinet with a closed and opened closure flap;
- Figures 3A, 3B different views of the piece of furniture according to the invention with a removed cover assembly
- FIGS. 4A, 4B, 4C different views of a hanging frame
- FIG. 5 a plan view of an inside of the closure flap
- FIGS. 6A, 6B different exemplary embodiments of a guide device of the closure flap
- FIGS. 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D different states of the closing flap, between an open position and a closed position
- FIGS. 8A, 8B different exemplary embodiments of a door stop.
- FIG. 1 and 2 show the piece of furniture 1 according to the invention. In the exemplary embodiment, it is a free-standing cabinet.
- the Mö bel congress 1 could, however, also be part of a shelving system. This includes, for example, a corresponding shelf compartment.
- the piece of furniture 1 comprises a first side wall 2 and a second side wall 3, as well as a rear wall 4, a base arrangement 5 and a cover arrangement 6.
- the base arrangement 5 is shown without a corresponding compartment base. These delimit a receiving space 8.
- An opening 7 is provided between the first and second side walls 2, 3, through which the receiving space 8 is accessible.
- a closure flap 10 is also provided, which between an open position (FIG.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B show further views of the item of furniture 1 with the cover assembly 6 removed.
- a first hanging frame 20 and a second hanging frame 21 can be seen here.
- the wording “first” can also be understood as “left” with a plan view of the opening 7.
- the wording “second” can also be understood as “right” with a plan view of the opening 7.
- the first hanging frame 20 rests on an upper end face 2a of the first side wall 2. This upper end face 2a extends in the direction of the cover assembly 6.
- the second A hanging frame 21, however, rests on an upper end face 3a of the second Be tenwand 3, which also shows in the direction of the cover assembly 6.
- first guide device 11 see, for example, FIG Hanging frame 20 is available.
- second guide device 12 which is arranged in the region of a second side of the closure flap 10 and is in mechanical contact with the second hanging frame 21 over the entire movement path of the closure flap 10.
- the guide devices 11 and 12 are shown in particular in FIG. FIGS. 6A and 6B show further embodiments of the first and second guide devices 11, 12, respectively.
- Figures 4A, 4B and 4C describe the structure of the first and second suspension frame 20, 21.
- the second (right) suspension frame 21 is shown.
- the first hanging frame 20 comprises a corresponding mirrored structure.
- the reference symbols for the individual parts of the second suspension frame 21 are identical to those of the first suspension frame 20. The same reference symbols are therefore used.
- the first and second hanging frame 20, 21 comprise a support portion 22 which rests on the respective upper end face 2a, 3a of the first and second Be tenwand 2, 3.
- a contact section 23 which extends from the support section 22 in the direction of the floor arrangement 5 (eg for preferably less than 8 cm, 7 cm, 6 cm, 5 cm or less than 4 cm) and ends at a distance from it.
- the contact section 23 runs on one Inner side 2b or 3b of the first and second side wall 2, 3.
- an engagement device 24 is provided, which is arranged on the contact section 23 in the loading area of the opening 7 and extends in the direction of the receiving space 8. This engagement device 24 is designed to engage in the respective first or second guide device 11, 12 of the closure flap 10.
- the engagement device 24 of the first or second suspension frame 20, 21 is, for example, in the form of a pin. It can be, for example, a cylindrical projection or a pin.
- the free end of the water engagement device 24 can be widened with respect to an intermediate piece.
- the engaging device 24 preferably also widens in the direction of the contact section 23. This increases the robustness of the engaging device 24 and optimum force dissipation takes place.
- the first and second suspension frames 20, 21 also include a support web 25 which is molded onto the contact section 23 (in particular in one piece) and extends in the direction of the receiving space 8.
- the support web 25 is preferably arranged in the area of the first or second hanging frame 20, 21 which is arranged closest to the floor arrangement 5.
- the support web 25 is designed to hold the closure flap 10 in the open position in the region of its first or second side. This also facilitates guidance.
- the support web 25 is at a greater distance from the cover arrangement 6 than the engagement device 24.
- the engagement device 24 can be attached to one end of the support web 25, which is arranged in particular in the region of the opening 7.
- the engagement device 24 preferably protrudes the same distance into the receiving space 8 as the support web 25.
- the engagement device 24 could also protrude further or less further into the receiving space 8 than the support web 25.
- the support web 25 of the first or second hanging frame 20, 21 preferably comprises a stop section 26.
- This stop section 26 extends from the support web 25 in the direction of the cover assembly 6 or the Support section 22.
- the closure flap 10 could preferably be brought into contact with this stop section 26 in the open position.
- the closure flap 10 cannot be brought into contact with this stop section 26.
- the stop section 26 serves to position the first or second hanging frame 20, 21 in the cabinet.
- the stop section 26 rests against an inside of the rear wall 4 and serves as a stop for the first or second hanging frame 20, 21 when it is positioned on the respective first or second side wall 2, 3.
- the first and second hanging frame 20, 21 comprise a front contacting section 27.
- the front contacting section 27 can be brought into contact with the first or second side wall over a partial length of a front end face 2c, 3c of the first or second side wall or rests against it.
- the front contact section 27 can also be supported on the first or second front vertical column 60.
- the first and second suspension frame 20, 21 furthermore comprises a rear contacting section 35 (see FIG. 4b) which rests on just one of these end faces 4a, 4b over part of the length of the left end face 4a or the right end face 4b of the rear wall 4.
- At least one support rod 30, 31 is preferably also provided.
- two support rods 30, 31 are provided, which run parallel to one another.
- the at least one support rod 30, 31 is arranged on the contact section 23 of the first and second suspension frame 20, 21 and extends between the cover assembly 6 and the closing flap 10 when it is in the open position.
- the contact section 23 of the first or second suspension frame 20, 21 comprises at least one holding device 28, 29.
- the respective holding device 28, 29 comprises an at least partially circumferential wall. This extends in the direction of the receiving space 8. It delimits a corresponding holding space which is open at least in the direction of the respective other hanging frame 21, 20.
- one end of the support rod 30, 31 is arranged and held in the corresponding holding space.
- the holding space can also be open to a further side (in particular perpendicular to the extension of the support rod 30, 31). As a result, a so-called clipping of the support rod 30, 31 into the holding device could take place.
- the first and second guide devices 11, 12 are described again with reference to FIGS. 5, 6A and 6B and their interaction with the respective engagement device 24 of the first and second hanging frame 20, 21 is explained.
- the first or second guide device 11, 12 comprises a guide groove 13. In the open position of the closure flap 10, this guide groove 13 is open in the direction of the first or second side wall 2, 3 and is designed to engage the respective engagement device 24 of the first or second side wall 2, 3. second hanging frame 20, 21 to receive.
- Figure 6A shows that the guide groove 13 in a respective first or second
- Housing arrangement 14, 15 is arranged. Such a first housing arrangement 14 and second housing arrangement 15 are shown in FIG. These are preferably attached (e.g. screwed and / or glued) to an inner side 10a of the closure flap 10.
- FIG. 6B shows that the guide groove 13 of the first or second guide device 11, 12 is arranged in a first or second end face 10b, 10c of the closure flap 10, in particular is introduced into it.
- This guide groove 13 can, for example, be machined into the respective first or second end face 10b, 10c.
- the housing arrangement 14, 15 preferably does not extend over the entire height of the closure flap 10.
- the housing arrangement 14, 15 preferably has a width of preferably less than 6 cm, 5 cm, 4 cm or less than 3 cm and a height (thickness ) of preferably less than 3 cm, 2 cm and less than 1 cm.
- the guide groove 13 is matched in its opening width to the engagement device 24 and should provide a back and forth slide of the engagement device 24 guarantee.
- the guide groove 13 preferably has an opening width of less than 1 cm, 8 mm, 6 mm or less than 5 mm, but preferably more than 2 mm.
- the guide groove 13 preferably runs in the area in which the handle device 24 of the first or second hanging frame 20, 21 moves during the normal movement of the closure flap 10 from the open position to the closed position, exclusively along a straight line.
- the ends 16 of the guide groove 13 of the first and second guide device 11, 12 are preferably closed and serve as end stops in the opened or closed state of the closure flap 10.
- elements such as screws could also be inserted or turned into the grooves, in order to be able to adjust the end stop and thus the open position and the closed position
- the distance between the left or right end face 10b, 10c of the closing flap 10 towards the respective contact section 23 of the first or second hanging frame 20, 21 is smaller than the length of the engagement device 24 of the first or second hanging frame 20 , 21.
- the engagement device 24 cannot be withdrawn from the closure flap 10 on the front side.
- the first or second guide device 11, 12 includes an insertion opening 17 through which the guide groove 13 is accessible.
- the insertion opening 17 is in the open position of the closing flap 10 or before reaching this open position (in a predominantly horizontal position of the closing flap 10) in the direction of the floor arrangement 5.
- the engagement device 24 can be removed from the respective guide groove 13 via the insertion opening 17.
- the insertion opening 17 of the first guide device 11 and the insertion opening 17 of the second guide device 12 are preferably at different distances from the upper or lower end face of the closure flap 10, so that the engagement device 24 is not accidentally released from the two guide grooves 13 at the same time.
- FIG. 7A the closure flap 10 is in the open position.
- the engagement device 24 strikes at a first closed end of the guide groove 13.
- a part of the closure flap 10 protrudes from the opening 7 of the receiving space.
- Most of the closure flap 10 is arranged within the receiving space 8.
- the closure flap 10 rests on the support web 25 of the respective first or second hanging frame 20, 21. In this case, it rests with its corresponding housing arrangement 14, 15 on this support web 25.
- FIG. 7B the closure flap 10 is moved from the open position into the closed position.
- the closure flap 10 still has a predominantly horizontal orientation.
- the engagement device 24 could be removed from the guide groove 13 via the insertion opening 17.
- the flap 10 would have to be lifted in this position.
- FIG. 7C shows a view of a further movement of the closure flap 10 in the direction of the closed position.
- This can only be minimally inclined because the cover assembly 6 or the first or second support rod 30, 31 or the respective holding device 28, 29 would immediately hit.
- an unintentional folding down of the closing flap 10 is avoided. Only when the closure flap 10 has been moved into the Endpo position (the engagement device 24 strikes a second closed end of the guide groove 13), the closure flap 10 can in particular be rotated 90 °.
- FIG. 7D a position of the closure flap 10 is shown in which it has been rotated or inclined further in the direction of the closed position.
- a first and a second door stop 40, 41 are preferably also provided.
- a first (left) door stop 40 is shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B described. This is inserted in the area of the first side wall 2 and the Bodena arrangement 6.
- a second door stop 41 is inserted in the area of the second side wall 3 and the floor arrangement 6. Both door stoppers 40, 41 are identical, but constructed in a mirrored manner. The reference symbols of the first door stop 40 also apply to the second door stop 41.
- the first and second door stoppers 40, 41 comprise a stop section 42 with a flap stop surface 43. This flap stop surface 43 is arranged in the area of the opening 7 of the piece of furniture 1.
- the closure flap 10 can be brought into contact with the respective flap stop surface 43 in the closed position.
- the first and second door stoppers 40, 41 also comprise a resting surface 44 which is introduced between the first and second side walls 2, 3 and the floor arrangement 6.
- the contact section 45 is arranged within the receiving space 8 and rests against an inner side 2b, 3b of the first and second side walls 2, 3, respectively.
- the stop section 42 of the first or second door stop 40, 41 is arranged on the contact section 45 in the region of the opening 7 and extends in the direction of the receiving space 8. It preferably extends into the receiving space 8 by less than 5 cm, 4 cm, or by less than 3 cm. However, it preferably extends into the receiving space 8 by more than 1 cm.
- the first or second door stop 40, 41 preferably also comprises one in front of its contacting section 46, the front contacting section 46 resting against this over a part of the length of the front end face 2c, 3c of the first or second side wall 2, 3.
- rear contacting section 47 which is arranged on the rear wall 4 over a partial length on the left or right end face 4a, 4b of the rear wall 4.
- a rear resting surface 48 which can be introduced richly between the rear wall 4 and the bottom wall 5 in the loading area.
- the first or second door stop 40, 41 could also be integrated in the first or second hanging frame 20, 21.
- the flap stop surface 43 would extend from the contact section 23 into the receiving space 8 and run vertically in the area of the opening 7 in the direction of the floor arrangement 5.
- the closure flap 10 preferably also comprises a lock device 50 which can switch back and forth between a closed state in which the closure flap 10 cannot be opened in the closed position and an open state in which the closure flap 10 can be opened in the closed position.
- the lock device 50 comprises a locking rod arrangement 51 (see Figure 5). In the closed state, the locking rod arrangement 51 can be brought into engagement with a lock stop surface 52 (see FIG. 8A) of the first or second door stop 40, 41. This lock stop surface 52 points in the direction of the rear wall 4.
- the lock stop surface 52 of the first and second door stoppers 40, 41 is formed according to FIG. 8B by the stop section 42 of the first and second door stoppers 40, 41. It could also be formed by a further stop section, which is arranged closer to the rear wall 4 than the stop section 42 already described with the flap striking surface 43.
- first and second side walls 2, 3 and the rear wall 4 as well as the base arrangement 5 and the cover arrangement 6 are fastened to corresponding vertically extending columns 60.
- These columns 60 have a square cross-section in this gameterssbei.
- the columns 60 are preferably all rotated by 45 ° relative to the first or second side wall 2, 3 or the rear wall 4 ge.
- each of these columns 4 comprises corresponding side surfaces.
- each column 60 points in the direction of the receiving space 8.
- the other holding surfaces of these holding elements then grip the cover arrangement 6 or the base arrangement 5.
- the rear wall 4 can be mounted without screws or glue.
- a holding element 53 in the form of a loop or a handle is attached to the closure flap 10 so that a user can easily open or close the closure flap 10.
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