DE7441612U - DRAWER WITH MOVABLE TRANSVERSAL AND LONGITUDINAL PARTITIONS - Google Patents

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HUWI Ou: _T WE Jt ¹ .K Ε ·· :: α mbH Ruppichteroth, December 10th, 197 * Möbelsch ^ .oi3 ⁱ 4 ⁱ and; BeGchlagi & briken 68 / Schw. - 74/6

5207 Ruppichteroth
District Cologne

Drawer with adjustable cross and lengthways dividers

The invention relates to a drawer with displaceable transverse and longitudinal subdivisions, the subdivision

'are formed by webs or ribs.

] "With such drawers, as they are preferably in Goods receiving cabinets are used, it is known To use metal dividers. These dividers - Preferably made of sheet steel have to hold the transverse subdivisions from the sheet protruding ribs on *

These known dividing strips have the disadvantage that they have open openings from the outside in the area of the ribs, which are in the visible area of the opened drawer are perceived as annoying.

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In addition, the pushed out ribs impair the usable interior space of the drawers.

The object of the invention is to improve drawers of the known type to the effect that by a special Design of the dividing strips, the outside of the drawer forms a closed, flat surface and at the same time the usable interior space of the drawer is enlarged.

j This object is achieved according to the invention by

that the dividing strip is formed from a folded sheet metal which is profiled so that it is with his free leg can be attached to the drawer frame, or this forms and thereby with the pushed out Rib-bearing part comes to stand over the running rail of the drawer, so that the pushed out Ribs are arranged outside the interior of the drawer, with the uninterrupted outer · "Side of the dividing strip, above the running rail of the drawer, forms a flat surface.

Another advantage of the solution according to the invention is that the folded and profiled dividing strip a considerable stabilization of the drawer is achieved.

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This also applies in particular to the longitudinal dividing strips, which are formed by splitting according to the invention from two oppositely equal dividing strips.

According to the further invention, the dividing strips can also be punched out instead of the pressed-out ribs have for receiving the subdivisions, the leg having the punched-out portions having a has such an inclination or profiling that the subdivisions can be inserted into the cutouts are.

The gap design of the dividing strips according to the invention has an additional advantage over the normal sharp-edged standard design that the edges located in the access area are rounded.

Two exemplary embodiments of the invention are illustrated in the drawing and described below. They represent:

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Pig, 1 shows the cross section of the dividing strip, according to the first embodiment _f

Figo 2 shows the cross section of the longitudinal and transverse dividing strip, according to the first embodiment,

Pig. 3 shows the cross section of the dividing strip, according to the second embodiment for example,

Pig. 4th the cross-section of the longitudinal and transverse dividing strips, according to the second embodiment,

Pig. FIG. 5 shows a side view of an exemplary dividing strip according to FIG the pig. 3 and 4 ·.

For the sake of simplicity, only the dividing strips are shown in the drawing, since the drawers in which the dividing strips according to the invention are used, are known per se.

The dividing bar Pig. 1 has ribs 1 pressed out, still in the stretched sheet metal. Then the sheet is folded around point 2 and angled at 3 and 4 »

The so folded and profiled dividing strip wix "d placed on the drawer frame 5 and fastened, e.g. by spot welding. This means that the dividing bar with their pressed out ribs 1 comes to stand over the running rail 6 of the drawer frame and not protrudes into the usable interior of the drawer. Furthermore, that the outside 7 of the dividing strip forms an uninterrupted flat surface.

2 shows a longitudinal and transverse dividing strip which has ribs 1 and 1 'pressed out in opposite directions and which is folded ^{at point 2 1.} The angles 3 and 3 ¹ as well as 4 and 4 'create a downwardly open rectangle 8 with which the bar can be plugged into a push-out 9 (Pig. 5) on the front and rear of the S _c lift box frame.

Fig. 3 shows a second embodiment of the dividing strip, which instead of the pressed out Webs 1 (Fig. I) has punch-outs IO,

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so that webs 11 are formed for subdivision * The subdivision bar is similar to that first embodiment profiled. However, the webs 11 have such a course that they can accommodate the subdivision boards between them, but without conforming to the Porm

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How on from Pig. 5 as can be seen, the dividing strips can have a further leg 12, whereby they simultaneously form the drawer frame, in which the leg 13 forms the running rail (item 6 according to Pig. 1). The leg 12 can also be designed as a drawer bottom, namely in one piece with the left and right dividing strips. This version can be used both as an insert in the drawer frame 5, according to Pig. 1, as well as forming the drawer frame itself, according to Pig. 3, be designed.

The Pig longitudinal and transverse dividers. 4 corresponds to the dividing bar according to Pig. 3. To It is profiled closed at 14 to increase stability. This version has at its ends

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Recesses 15, as a result of which they, like the dividing strip according to FIG. 2, via the push-out 9 (FIG. 5) can be plugged.

Claims (1)

Protection claims: 1.) Drawer with adjustable cross and lengthways dividers, in which the dividing strips are preferably made of sheet steel, with the brackets of the transverse subdivisions are formed by ribs pressed out of the sheet metal, characterized in that the dividing strip is formed from a folded sheet metal, the so is profiled that it can be fastened with its free leg to the drawer frame (5), or this forms (Pig. 3) and at the same time with the part carrying the pressed-out ribs (1) over the running rail (6) or (13) of the drawer frame (5) or (12) comes to a stand, so that the pushed out Ribs (1) are arranged outside the Sohubkasteninnenraumes, the uninterrupted Outside (7) of the dividing strip, above the running rail (6) of the drawer frame (5) forms a flat surface. 2.) Drawer with ^ replaceable cross and lengthways partitions according to claim 1, characterized in that the dividing strips, which act as drawer frames (12, 13) are designed, also form the drawer bottom in one piece. - 9 - 7441612 04/28/76 5.) Drawer with relocatable ?! Transverse and longitudinal ~ Subdivisions according to claim 1, characterized in that the longitudinal subdivision strips (Flg. 2 and 4) are formed from two opposing dividing strips by folds. 4.) Drawer with adjustable cross and lengthways dividers, according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the dividing strip is punched out (10) for receiving the Has subdivisions, the leg having the punchings (10) having a such a profile, e.g. inclination (Pig. and 4), that the subdivisions into the Punchings (10) can be used. 5.) Drawer with displaceable transverse and longitudinal subdivisions, according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the opposing bends (3, 3 ¹ and 4, 4 ') form a downwardly open rectangle (8) (Fig. 2) . 6.) drawer with displaceable transverse and longitudinal subdivisions, according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the closed bend (14) (Pig. 4) has recesses at its ends (15) which form the downwardly open rectangle (8) «, 7441812 04/29/76 7.) drawer with displaceable transverse and longitudinal subdivisions, according to claims 5 and 6, characterized in that the front and back of the drawer frame (5) for the Receiving the longitudinal dividing strips (Pig. And 3) have a push-out (9).