US20050127803A1 - Drawer rail structure allowing adjusting of vertical position of drawer front panel - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a drawer rail structure allowing adjusting of a vertical position of a drawer front panel.
- a front panel of a drawer may be easily adjusted in vertical position and side inclination, so as to locate in a fully horizontal state.
- a space between two vertically adjacent drawer front panels may also be adjusted through the present invention to give the furniture using the drawers a quality appearance.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate a conventional rail structure 12 for a drawer 11 .
- the rail structure 12 mainly includes a pair of guide rails 13 for fixedly mounting to predetermined positions on a piece of furniture 10 , and a pair of slide rails 14 for fixedly mounting to predetermined positions on two side panels of the drawer 11 .
- Each of the guide rails 13 is provided at a front end with a first roller 15
- each of the slide rails 14 is provided at an upper edge with an inward stop plate 17 , and at a rear end with a second roller 16 .
- the second rollers 16 on the slide rails 14 are adapted to rotate along the guide rails 13 for the drawer 11 to move in correct directions
- the stop plates 17 are adapted to press against tops of the first rollers 15 , so that the drawer 11 may slide smoothly.
- the drawer 11 includes a front panel 18 that has a width larger than an overall width of an inlet on the furniture 10 for the drawer 11 , so that the rail structure 12 could not be seen behind the front panel 18 when the drawer 11 is in a closed position.
- the front panel 18 also prevents the drawer 11 from being completely pushed into the inlet.
- the front panel 18 has a vertical position decided according to heights of outer ends of the stop plates 17 relative to the front panel 18 . In the event the front panel 18 has two lateral ends located at different heights, a common solution is to dismount and remount the guide rails 13 to corrected positions.
- a primary object of the present invention is to provide a drawer rail structure that allows easy adjusting of a vertical position of a front panel of the drawer, so that the front panel always has two lateral ends located at the same horizontal position.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a drawer rail structure that allows easy adjusting of a vertical position of a front panel of the drawer, so that a uniform space may be produced between the front panels of two vertically adjacent drawers to give a beautiful appearance to a piece of furniture on which the drawers are mounted.
- the drawer rail structure of the present invention includes a pair of guide rails fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on a piece of furniture, and a pair of slide rails fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on two side panels of a drawer.
- Each of the guide rails is provided at a front end with a first roller
- each of the slide rails is provided at an upper edge with an inward stop plate, and at a rear end with a second roller.
- the second rollers are adapted to rotate along the guide rails
- the stop plates are adapted to press against tops of the first rollers, so that the drawer is guided by the guide and slide rails to slide in correct directions.
- An adjusting screw is downward screwed into each stop plate at an outer end thereof, and a spring plate is located below the adjusting screw to press against the top of the first roller.
- a front panel of the drawer may be adjusted to a different vertical position.
- the adjusting screw may be very easily operated to achieve the purpose of adjusting the drawer front panel. Moreover, the adjusting screw may be steplessly turned to allow fine adjustment thereof, so that the front panel of the drawer may be finely adjusted for the two lateral ends thereof to locate at almost the same horizontal position.
- the space between two vertical adjacent drawers may be changed.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a conventional rail structure for drawer
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the rail structure for drawer shown in FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing a drawer rail structure allowing adjusting of vertical position of drawer front panel according to the present invention
- FIG. 3-1 is an enlarged view of the circled area of FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the drawer rail structure of FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a cabinet with drawers.
- FIGS. 3 , 3 - 1 , and 4 in which a drawer rail structure 20 allowing adjusting of vertical position of a drawer front panel according to the present invention is shown.
- the drawer rail structure 20 is provided for guiding a drawer 30 to slide correctly and mainly includes a pair of guide rails 21 fixedly mounted to predetermined positions in a piece of furniture, such as a cabinet 40 , and a pair of slide rails 22 fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on two side panels of the drawer 30 .
- Each of the guide rails 21 is provided at a front end with a first roller 211 .
- each of the slide rails 22 is provided at an upper edge with a laterally inward extended stop plate 222 , and at a rear end with a second roller 221 .
- the second rollers 221 on the pair of slide rails 22 rotates in the guide rails 21 , and the stop plates 222 on the upper edges of the two slide rails 22 are pressed against a top of the first rollers 211 at the front end of the guide rails 21 , so that the drawer 30 slides in correct directions.
- Each of the two stop plates 222 at the upper edges of the two slide rails 22 is provided at an outer end with a downward screwed adjusting screw 223 and a spring plate 224 below the adjusting screw 223 .
- the spring plate 224 has an outer end located immediately below a lower end of the adjusting screw 223 and an inner end fixedly connected to the stop plate 222 , such that the outer end of the spring plate 224 is in a freely movable state.
- the user needs not to remove the drawer 30 from the cabinet 40 , but simply pulls out the drawer 30 by a small distance to show the outer ends of the two slide rails 22 .
- the user may then use a suitable tool (not shown) to change the screwing depth of the adjusting screw 223 into the stop plate 222 , and thereby change a vertical position of the outer end of the spring plate 224 relative to the stop plate 222 .
- the two adjusting screws 223 may be separately turned to adjust the vertical positions of the two lateral ends of the front panel 31 .
- FIG. 5 shows an example of cabinet 40 having more than two or more drawers 30 .
- a user may adjust the vertical positions of two lateral ends of each front panel 31 , so that the front panels 31 of the drawers 30 on the cabinet 40 are horizontally spaced at equal distance, giving the whole cabinet 40 a quality appearance.
- the present invention employs simple structure to enable adjusting of vertical position of the drawer front panel without the need of dismounting any part of the drawer rail structure, and is therefore very practical for use.
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A drawer rail structure includes two guide rails mounted to a piece of furniture, and two slide rails mounted to a drawer. Each of the guide rails is provided at a front end with a first roller, and each of the slide rails at a rear end with a second roller and at an upper edge with an inward stop plate. The stop plates press against tops of the first rollers when the second rollers rotate along the guide rails, guiding the drawer to slide in correct directions. An adjusting screw is provided at an outer end of each stop plate, and a spring plate is located below the adjusting screw to press against the top of the first roller. When the adjusting screw is turned to push the spring plate to a different height, a front panel of the drawer may be adjusted to a different vertical position.
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- The present invention relates to a drawer rail structure allowing adjusting of a vertical position of a drawer front panel. With the present invention, a front panel of a drawer may be easily adjusted in vertical position and side inclination, so as to locate in a fully horizontal state. Moreover, a space between two vertically adjacent drawer front panels may also be adjusted through the present invention to give the furniture using the drawers a quality appearance.
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FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate aconventional rail structure 12 for adrawer 11. Therail structure 12 mainly includes a pair ofguide rails 13 for fixedly mounting to predetermined positions on a piece offurniture 10, and a pair ofslide rails 14 for fixedly mounting to predetermined positions on two side panels of thedrawer 11. Each of theguide rails 13 is provided at a front end with afirst roller 15, and each of theslide rails 14 is provided at an upper edge with aninward stop plate 17, and at a rear end with asecond roller 16. Thesecond rollers 16 on theslide rails 14 are adapted to rotate along theguide rails 13 for thedrawer 11 to move in correct directions, and thestop plates 17 are adapted to press against tops of thefirst rollers 15, so that thedrawer 11 may slide smoothly. - The
drawer 11 includes afront panel 18 that has a width larger than an overall width of an inlet on thefurniture 10 for thedrawer 11, so that therail structure 12 could not be seen behind thefront panel 18 when thedrawer 11 is in a closed position. Thefront panel 18 also prevents thedrawer 11 from being completely pushed into the inlet. Usually, thefront panel 18 has a vertical position decided according to heights of outer ends of thestop plates 17 relative to thefront panel 18. In the event thefront panel 18 has two lateral ends located at different heights, a common solution is to dismount and remount theguide rails 13 to corrected positions. When the height difference between the two lateral ends of thefront panel 18 is small, it might be neglected or ignored by a worker to save the trouble of remounting theguide rails 13. And, in the event theguide rails 13 could not be adjusted to desired height or inclination, theslide rails 14 must be dismounted and remounted to suitable positions for compensating errors in the positions of theguide rails 13. - A primary object of the present invention is to provide a drawer rail structure that allows easy adjusting of a vertical position of a front panel of the drawer, so that the front panel always has two lateral ends located at the same horizontal position.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a drawer rail structure that allows easy adjusting of a vertical position of a front panel of the drawer, so that a uniform space may be produced between the front panels of two vertically adjacent drawers to give a beautiful appearance to a piece of furniture on which the drawers are mounted.
- To achieve the above and other objects, the drawer rail structure of the present invention includes a pair of guide rails fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on a piece of furniture, and a pair of slide rails fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on two side panels of a drawer. Each of the guide rails is provided at a front end with a first roller, and each of the slide rails is provided at an upper edge with an inward stop plate, and at a rear end with a second roller. The second rollers are adapted to rotate along the guide rails, and the stop plates are adapted to press against tops of the first rollers, so that the drawer is guided by the guide and slide rails to slide in correct directions. An adjusting screw is downward screwed into each stop plate at an outer end thereof, and a spring plate is located below the adjusting screw to press against the top of the first roller. When the adjusting screw is screwed into the stop plate to move the spring plate to a different height, a front panel of the drawer may be adjusted to a different vertical position.
- The adjusting screw may be very easily operated to achieve the purpose of adjusting the drawer front panel. Moreover, the adjusting screw may be steplessly turned to allow fine adjustment thereof, so that the front panel of the drawer may be finely adjusted for the two lateral ends thereof to locate at almost the same horizontal position.
- By separately adjusting the two lateral ends of the front panel of the drawer, the space between two vertical adjacent drawers may be changed.
- The structure and the technical means adopted by the present invention to achieve the above and other objects can be best understood by referring to the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments and the accompanying drawings, wherein
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FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a conventional rail structure for drawer; -
FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the rail structure for drawer shown inFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing a drawer rail structure allowing adjusting of vertical position of drawer front panel according to the present invention; -
FIG. 3-1 is an enlarged view of the circled area of FIG. 3; -
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the drawer rail structure ofFIG. 3 ; and -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a cabinet with drawers. - Please refer to FIGS. 3, 3-1, and 4 in which a
drawer rail structure 20 allowing adjusting of vertical position of a drawer front panel according to the present invention is shown. As shown, thedrawer rail structure 20 is provided for guiding adrawer 30 to slide correctly and mainly includes a pair ofguide rails 21 fixedly mounted to predetermined positions in a piece of furniture, such as acabinet 40, and a pair ofslide rails 22 fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on two side panels of thedrawer 30. Each of theguide rails 21 is provided at a front end with afirst roller 211. And, each of theslide rails 22 is provided at an upper edge with a laterally inward extendedstop plate 222, and at a rear end with asecond roller 221. When thedrawer 30 is guided into thecabinet 40 by theguide rails 21, thesecond rollers 221 on the pair ofslide rails 22 rotates in theguide rails 21, and thestop plates 222 on the upper edges of the twoslide rails 22 are pressed against a top of thefirst rollers 211 at the front end of theguide rails 21, so that thedrawer 30 slides in correct directions. - Please refer to
FIG. 3-1 . Each of the twostop plates 222 at the upper edges of the twoslide rails 22 is provided at an outer end with a downward screwed adjustingscrew 223 and aspring plate 224 below the adjustingscrew 223. Thespring plate 224 has an outer end located immediately below a lower end of the adjustingscrew 223 and an inner end fixedly connected to thestop plate 222, such that the outer end of thespring plate 224 is in a freely movable state. When thedrawer 30 is fully pushed into thecabinet 40 along theguide rails 21, thespring plates 224 are pressed against tops of thefirst rollers 211 on the outer ends of theguide rails 21. When the adjustingscrew 223 is downward screwed, thecorresponding spring plate 224 is pushed by the lower end of the adjustingscrew 223 to move downward. At this point, a lateral end of afront panel 31 of thedrawer 30 corresponding to theslide rail 22 having the downward pushedspring plate 224 is lifted to a higher position. Reversely, when the adjustingscrew 223 is turned in an opposite direction to move upward relative to thestop plate 222, the outer end of thespring plate 224 is allowed to spring upward, and thereby allows thefront panel 31 of thedrawer 30 to locate at a lower position. In this manner, a user may conveniently change the vertical position of thefront panel 31 of thedrawer 30 simply by screwing the adjustingscrew 223 into thestop plate 222 by different depths. - To adjust the vertical position of the
front panel 31 of thedrawer 30, the user needs not to remove thedrawer 30 from thecabinet 40, but simply pulls out thedrawer 30 by a small distance to show the outer ends of the twoslide rails 22. The user may then use a suitable tool (not shown) to change the screwing depth of the adjustingscrew 223 into thestop plate 222, and thereby change a vertical position of the outer end of thespring plate 224 relative to thestop plate 222. The two adjustingscrews 223 may be separately turned to adjust the vertical positions of the two lateral ends of thefront panel 31. -
FIG. 5 shows an example ofcabinet 40 having more than two ormore drawers 30. A user may adjust the vertical positions of two lateral ends of eachfront panel 31, so that thefront panels 31 of thedrawers 30 on thecabinet 40 are horizontally spaced at equal distance, giving the whole cabinet 40 a quality appearance. - In brief, the present invention employs simple structure to enable adjusting of vertical position of the drawer front panel without the need of dismounting any part of the drawer rail structure, and is therefore very practical for use.
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1. A drawer rail structure allowing adjusting of vertical position of drawer front panel, comprising a pair of guide rails fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on a piece of furniture, and a pair of slide rails fixedly mounted to predetermined positions on two side panels of a drawer;
each of said guide rails being provided at a front end with a first roller; each of said slide rails being provided at an upper edge with a laterally inward extended stop plate, and at a rear end with a second roller; said second roller on said slide rails being adapted to rotate along said guide rails, and said stop plates on the upper edges of said slide rails being adapted to press against tops of said first rollers on the front ends of said guide rails, so that said drawer is guided by said guide and said slide rails to slide into and out of said piece of furniture in correct directions;
said drawer rail structure being characterized in that each of said stop plates on the upper edges of said slide rails is provided at an outer end with a downward screwed adjusting screw, and a spring plate below said adjusting screw; said spring plate having an inner end fixed to said stop plate and an outer end located immediately below a lower end of said adjusting screw in a freely movable state; and said spring plates being adapted to press against tops of said first rollers on the front ends of said guide rails.
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