DE7826295U1 - Door handle bearings for door plates, rosettes or the like - Google Patents

Description

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Willi Eigeraeier, D 7107 Bad Friedrichshall

Door handle bearings for door plates, honettes or the like.

The innovation affects a door handle bearing in particular for door signs where the upper face does not protrude beyond the built-in door lock and therefore none Screws above the lock case can find a hold in the solid wood of the door leaf.

The use of so-called course signs in which In the meantime it belongs to the standard type, but causes certain difficulties with regard to the attachment. Either the fastening involves considerable preparatory work on the door leaf or visible screws are bothersome and unattractive.

For other constructions, nails or similar pins connected directly or indirectly to the sign are chosen, which are primarily intended to replace the otherwise usual so-called sleeve screws and at the same time that to prevent the signs on the door leaf from shifting to the side.

But all solutions are not entirely satisfactory. Either the effort is too high and therefore relatively expensive or the Construct xons are deficient.

The task of the innovation is to create a construction in which the listed deficiencies as far as possible are eliminated and also the door plates are to be attached in a cost-saving manner.

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This object is achieved according to the invention in that a shield base body below the door handle guide has a bolt which penetrates the lock in whole or in part, supporting itself therein, in which then a fixed connected. · Bolt or a penetrating screw or the like. engages the other base body.

The innovation is described schematically, for example, with reference to the drawing. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a partial cross-sectional drawing

a door leaf with attached signs,

Fig. 2 is a view drawing of a

Shield body,

3 shows a cross-sectional drawing according to

Section a - a,

ig · 4 a view drawing of the opposite base body to Basic body according to Fig. 2 to 3 belonging,

5 shows a cross-sectional drawing according to

Section b - b with associated screw,

6 is a partial cross-sectional drawing of a

Door leaf with attached signs

of a further embodiment |

Fig. 7 is a plan view of the shield]

base body of another embodiment,

8 is a partial cross-sectional drawing

according to section c - c,

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Pig. 9 is a cross-sectional drawing according to FIG

Section d - d,

Pig. 10 is a view drawing of the opposite Basic body to the basic body according to Pig. 7 to 9 belonging

Pig. 11 is a cross-sectional drawing according to FIG

Section e - e,

1 pig. 12 a cross-sectional drawing according to §

Section f - f.

The main body (1) Pig. 1 v / eis up the hoop bolt (2).

The hollow bolt (2) is now inserted through a hole provided in the lock (4), with the desired vertical mounting of the main body (1) on the door leaf (7) this is done by inserting the door handle guide (3) of the door handle (3a) into the guide hole in the base body is inserted, centered by the door handle mandrel (5),

which penetrates the lock nut (6). _K

I Now the counter base body (8) is made in the same way like the base body OX fixed on the door leaf (7) and by means of the screw (9) that the counter base body (8) penetrates and into the bolt (2) of the base body (1), fastened. By penetrating the screw (9) The base bodies (1) and (8) brace each other in the bolts (2) on the door leaf surfaces.

The base body (1) and (8) Pig. 1 v / iron on their handle guide approaches (10) and (10a) each have a collar

(11) and (11a), which are then the clipped-over labels

Hold (12) and (12a) in place. The plates (12) and (12a) are then for the purpose of better anchoring with the

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two wood screws (13) and (13a) or with one through sleeve screw additionally attached to the door leaf.

Pig. 2 shows the base body in a view drawing. In terms of the external dimensions, the same is to be designed so that the surfaces (14) correspond to the corresponding recesses (16) of the shield (12) and thus an additional fixation of the shield (12) on the G-round body (1) guarantee. The same applies to the surfaces (14a) Fig. 4 of the counter base body (8) Fig. 1 and Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 to.

In Fig. 3 and Fig. 5, the door handle guide (15) and (15a) clearly shown.

Instead of the collar (11) and (11a) Fig. 1, Fig.3 and 5, the door handle attachment (10) and (10a) can also be designed without the collar (11) and (11a). In this case, the respective handle guide approach is (10) and (10a) with its end face (16J |?) and (16a) congruent with the shield surface (17) and (17a) Fig. 1. In this embodiment then take over Guide bushings (18) provided with a collar Fig. 6 the secure mounting of the signs (12) or (12a) Fig.1.

FIGS. 6 to 12 show a further exemplary embodiment of the door handle bearing according to the invention. Instead of a screw (9), a further bolt (19) Fig. 6, Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 firmly connected to the counter base body (8) is used here. With appropriate dimensional coordination of the outer diameter of the bolt (19) with the inner bore (20) of the hollow bolt (2) Fig. 1 and Fig. 11, a displacement-free attachment of the signs (12) and (12a) Fig. 1 and Fig. Is also guaranteed , especially when guide bushes (18) Fig. 6 are used.
8 and 11 clearly show the handle guide projections (10) and (10a) without the respective collar (11) and (11a).

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The outer surfaces (14) bz \ ^. (Ha) the G-round body according to Pig. 7 and prop. 10 are "dimensioned" so that they also correspond to the recesses (16).

The basic body is also fixed beforehand by means of the door handle mandrel (5), which attaches the lock follower (6) penetrates.

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Claims (5)

S C H II H A H S P R 1) C H E 1. Door handle bearings for door plates, rosettes or the like., "in the case of the two main bodies, which are the actual forces that occur in the door handle mounting record and through a plate or the like. are covered, characterized in that the one base body (1) has a bolt (2) underneath the handle guide, which completely or partially holds the lock penetrates it in a supporting manner, in which then a firmly connected bolt (19) or a penetrating one Screw or the like engages the opposite base body (8). 2. Basic body according to claim 1, characterized in that that the same are made as injection molded parts or as die-cast parts and so the necessary dimensional accuracy exhibit. 3. Hollow bolt according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the inner bore (20) is in connection is designed as a snug fit with the outer diameter of the bolt (19). 4. Basic body according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the outer surfaces (14) »(Ha) are congruent with the longitudinal inner surfaces (16) of the shields (12). 5. Basic body according to claims 1- 2 and 4, characterized in that that the handle guide lugs (10) have a collar (11). 7826295 12/21/78