EP3087867B1 - Extension for a cupboard element - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an extractable part for a cabinet element, which is inserted into the cabinet element and extendable from this, which has a bottom and lateral boundaries, on which bottom elements are placed, which are fixed on fixing means on the ground, which elements on one foot rest resting on the floor and at least one standing part connected to the foot part which serves as a standing part for receiving containers or the like and / or subdividing the floor and the fixing means consist of a mat resting on the bottom of the cupboard element and on the legs of the legs Elements can be placed.

Pull-out parts that are used in drawer-like manner in cabinet elements and thus can be inserted into and pulled out of the cabinet elements are known in many different ways. Various elements can be placed on the bottom of these pull-out parts, for example holders for containers such as rubbish containers, containers for receiving green waste and other containers for collecting or accommodating further utensils, or, for example, walls or boundary strips dividing the floor.

In order to avoid that these placed on the bottom of the Ausziehteils elements can slip when pulling the Ausziehteils from the cabinet element or when inserted into the cabinet element, they must be fixed to the ground, which is usually done by screwing. Such a screw is on the one hand but consuming, on the other hand, thereby resulting in the bottom of the Ausziehteils screw holes. In addition, the elements must be accurately positioned in the fixation at the bottom of the Ausziehteils, which can be achieved by a precise Vermassung or by additional templates, which has an additional expense. A fixation of the elements can also be achieved by gluing, but also an exact positioning is required.

The document WO 2007/031097 shows a fixing mat, which must be pierced by anchoring pins on which then partitions must be placed and connected to them.

The object of the present invention is therefore to make the fixing means for fixing the placed on the bottom of an extension part elements so that the cost of attaching these fixing is as easy as possible and that no adjustments such as the attachment of screw holes or the like are made on the pull-out have to. In addition, the elements should be positioned correctly without additional effort.

According to the invention, the solution of this object is achieved in that the mat is provided with recesses through which protrude the stationary parts of the elements and that in the mat auxiliary slots are attached, through which the insertion of the elements in the mat is executable.

In such a mat, the recesses can be easily mounted in the appropriate places, for example by punching, on the elements which are placed on the bottom of the Ausziehteils, then the mat can be placed so that the standing parts of the elements through protrude through the recesses. The mat, which is held by the lateral delimitations of the floor, thus fixes the elements in the desired position at the bottom of the pull-out. The exact positioning of these elements can thus be achieved without mass of the ground and without additional template. In addition, the floor is protected by this applied mat and also improves the aesthetic effect. By having auxiliary slots in the mat, through which the insertion of the elements into the mat can be carried out, the placement of the mat on the elements is simplified.

Advantageously, the mat is formed of a plastic and is flexible and longitudinal and transverse stable. As a result, the elements are optimally held in position at the bottom of the extension part. Due to the flexibility of the mat easy handling is achieved.

Advantageously, the plastic from which the mat is formed is a high quality polystyrene rubber having the desired properties.

Advantageously, the connections between the foot part and the standing part are formed by webs, which come to stand in the recesses of the mat.

Advantageously, the recesses in the mat surround the webs, whereby an optimal fixation is achieved.

A further advantageous embodiment of the invention is that the elements are formed from sheets, which allows a cost-effective production.

Advantageously, the shape of the sheet metal elements can be achieved by punching and bending operations, whereby a simple manufacturing process can be achieved.

Advantageously, each of the standing part of the element is equipped with means for receiving containers. This allows them to be used in a simple and optimal way in the elements.

Embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings.

It shows

• Fig. 1 in a spatial representation of a first embodiment of an extractable part with inserted containers;
• Fig. 2 in spatial and exploded view of the pull-out, an element, the mat and the usable in the pull-out container according to Fig. 1 ;
• Fig. 3 in a spatial and partially cut representation of the pull-out with inserted element, mat and containers according to Fig. 2 ;
• Figure 4 in spatial and partially cut representation of the pull-out with inserted element and mat according Fig. 2 ;
• Fig. 5 in an enlarged spatial representation of a bottom portion of the pull-out with inserted element and mat according to Fig. 4 ;
• Fig. 6 a sectional view of the pull-out according to Fig. 3 ;
• Fig. 6a an enlargement of an area of the sectional view according to Fig. 6 ;
• Fig. 7 in a spatial representation of a second embodiment of an extractable part with inserted containers;
• Fig. 8 in spatial and exploded view of an element, the mat and the usable in the pull-out container according to Fig. 7 ;
• Fig. 9 a bottom view of a spatial representation of the mat, the element and the container according to Fig. 7 ; and
• Fig. 10 in a spatial representation of the mat, the element and a part of the container according to Fig. 7 ,

Fig. 1 1 shows a pull-out part 1, which in a known manner comprises a front part 2, side walls 3 serving as lateral delimitations and a bottom 4, and which is likewise equipped in a known manner with guide means, not shown, by means of which it can be inserted into and pulled out of a cupboard element , Here, the front part 2 covers in a known manner from the opening of the cabinet element, when the pull-out 1 is in the inserted into the cabinet element position. As lateral boundaries, instead of side walls 3 Other elements may be used, such as strips of guide means or other webs. Between the front part 2 and the side walls 3 1 container 5, 6 are placed on the bottom 4 of the pull-out, which, as will be described below, are fixed to the ground to slipping when inserting the pull-1 in the cabinet element or when pulling out to avoid from the cabinet element.

Fig. 2 again shows the pull-out 1 with the front part 2, the side walls 3 and the bottom 4. As this particular in the Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 it can be seen, an element 7 is placed on the bottom 4 of the pull-out part 1, which is formed from a resting on the bottom 4 foot part 8 and connected to the foot part 8 standing part 9. The standing part 9 is the foot part 8 at an angle, for example, at right angles aligned. In the embodiment shown here, the foot part 8 of the element 7 consists of two tabs 10. On the foot part 8 of the element 7, a mat 11 is placed. This mat 11 is provided with recesses 12 through which the two tabs 10, which form the foot part 8 of the element 7, protrude. The mat 11 with the inserted element 7 is placed on the bottom 4 of the Ausziehteils 1, the mat 11 thus covers the bottom 4 of the Ausziehteils 1 as well as the two tabs 10, which form the foot part 8 of the element 7, the standing part 9 of Elements 7 protrudes beyond the mat 11.

The mat 11 has a size which corresponds to the inner surface of the bottom 4 of the pull-out part 1, the edges of the mat 11 thus abut against the side walls 3 forming the lateral delimitations and the front part 2 of the pull-out part 1. The mat 11 is thus held undamaged in the pull-out part 1, whereby the element 7 held by the mat 11 is fixed non-slidably to the bottom 4 of the pull-out part 1. At the same time, the element 7 is at the bottom 4 of the extension part 1 in the correct position.

On the lying on the bottom 4 of the pull-out part 1 mat 11, the container 5, 6 can be made. The inserted element 7 forms for the container 5, 6 a stop, the container 5, 6 are thus between the Front part 2, the two opposite side walls 3 and the element 7 held in a fixed position.

The mat 11 is formed from a plastic, preferably from a high-quality polystyrene rubber. Such mats can be obtained, for example, from Agoform GmbH, 32584 Löhne, Germany, under the name "anti-slip mats", which are suitable as inserts, in particular for pull-out parts for cupboard elements in kitchens. Such mats are flexible, but they still have the required rigidity to provide the desired fixation function for the elements 7 can.

How out Fig. 5 can be removed, the inserted mat 11 has a certain thickness, for example about 1 mm. So that the foot part 8 and the standing part 9 of the element 7 optimally fit into the corresponding recess 12 in the mat 11, the connection between the foot part 8 and the standing part 9 of the element 7 is designed as a web 13. This creates between the mat 11 facing surface of the foot part 8 and the lower edge of the standing part 9, a gap, which provides space for the mat 11 so that it can spread optimally. The size of the recesses 12 in the mat 11 is selected so that the recesses 12 surround the webs 13 rich, so that an optimal fixation and the exact positioning of the elements 7 can be achieved.

From the sectional views of Fig. 6 and Fig. 6a again it can be seen how the element 7 with foot part 8 and standing part 9 is held and fixed by the mat 11 on the bottom 4 of the pull-out part 1, so that the inserted container 5 is held in the corresponding position in the pull-out part 1.

Fig. 7 again shows a pull-out 1, as he too Fig. 1 With the front part 2, side walls 3 and bottom 4 again containers 1 5, 6 and 14 are used, which, as will be described below, are fixed to the bottom to prevent slippage during insertion of the pull-out 1 in the cabinet element or to avoid when pulling out of the cabinet element. The standing part 9 of the element 7 is formed by two brackets 15, between which a carrier 16 can be used, to which different containers 5, 6 and 14 can be hung.

Fig. 8 shows the element 7, which in turn has a foot part 8 and a standing part 9, which standing part 9, as already mentioned, is formed by two opposite brackets 15. Between these two brackets 15, a carrier 16 can be hung, to which the containers 5, 6 and 14 can be hung.

On the foot part 8 of the element 7, in turn, a mat 11 can be placed, as previously described. This mat 11 is provided with two recesses 12, through which the two brackets 15, which form the standing part 9 of the element 7, protrude. One of the recesses 12 is attached to the edge of the mat 11, the other recess 12 is mounted within the mat 11. Thus, the mat can be inserted into the bracket 15 of the stationary part 9 of the element 7, the mounted inside the mat 11 recess 12 must be connected to the edge of the mat 11 with an auxiliary slot 17, especially if the head portion of the bracket 15 has larger dimensions , as the foot region of the bracket 15, which is enclosed by the recess 12 of the mat 11.

Fig. 9 shows the bottom of the mat 11, which is placed on the foot part 8 of the element 7. In addition, the attached to the mat 11 auxiliary slot 17 can be seen, which is required on the mat 11 for insertion of the corresponding bracket 15 in the mat. On the two brackets 15 connecting carrier 16, the containers 5, 6 and 14 are mounted.

Fig. 10 shows the arrangement according to Fig. 9 in a view from above, with the mat 11, which is placed on the foot part 8 of the element 7. The two brackets 15, which form the standing part 9 of the element 7, protrude through the two recesses 12 provided in the mat 11. In addition, the auxiliary slot, which is mounted in the mat 11, can also be seen.

The arrangement, as in the Fig. 9 and 10 can be shown in the pull-out 1 on the floor 4 ( Fig. 7 ) be inserted. The mat 11 has a size such that it comes to rest on the front part 2 and the side walls 4. As a result, the mat 11 can not slip inside the pull-out part 1, and the element 7 and thus the containers 5, 6 and 14 held in the element 7 are positioned and fixed in the pull-out part 1.

Like from the Fig. 10 it can be seen, the carrier 16 may be provided with means 18, in which the containers 5, 6 and 14 can be hung.

The elements 7 may be formed from sheets, wherein the shape of the elements 7 can be obtained in a known manner by punching and bending operations. Of course, other known and suitable materials are conceivable, which can be brought in known and suitable operations in the desired shape.

Of course, elements can be used which can fulfill other suitable functions than previously described.

With this inventive solution can easily elements that can perform a variety of functions, be positioned and fixed in Ausziehteilen on the ground, without having to be attached to the ground, for example, screw holes.

Claims (8)

1. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element, which is able to be pushed into the cupboard element and pulled out of this cupboard element, which has a bottom (4) and lateral boundaries (3), on which bottom (4) elements (7) are placeable which are fixed to the bottom (4) via fixing means, which elements (7) have a foot part (8) lying on the bottom (4) and at least one standing part (9) connected to the foot part (8), which standing part (9) serves for receiving containers (5, 6) or the like and/or for partitioning the bottom (4), and the fixing means are made up of a mat (11), which is placeable on the bottom (4) of the cupboard element and on the foot parts (8) of the elements (7), characterized in that the mat (11) is provided with openings (12), through which the standing parts (9) of the elements (7) protrude and in that made in the mat (11) are auxiliary slits (17), through which the insertion of the elements (7) into the mat (11) is able to be carried out.
2. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to claim 1, characterized in that the mat (11) is made of a synthetic material and is flexible and is longitudinally and laterally stable.
3. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to claim 2, characterized in that the synthetic material of which the mat (11) is made is a high-quality polystyrene caoutchouc.
4. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to one of the claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the connection between foot part (8) and standing part (9) is formed by crosspieces (13).
5. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to claim 4, characterized in that the openings (12) in the mat (11) surround the crosspieces (13).
6. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to one of the claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the elements (7) are made up of metal sheets.
7. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to claim 6, characterized in that the shape of the elements (7) of sheet metal are achievable through punching and bending processes.
8. Pull-out part (1) for a cupboard element according to one of the claims 1 to 7, characterized in that each standing part (9) of the element (7) is provided with means (18) for receiving containers.

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