FI86459B - EXCLUSIVE DISCUSSION. - Google Patents

Description

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Fitting for sliding doors. - No export refund

The invention relates to a fitting for sliding doors suspended on a sliding rail, the fitting being formed for mounting on the upper edge of a sliding door or an associated running carriage or gig or as an integral part of the latter, and the fitting is used for coupling with a remote recess having an opening for receiving and positioning the end of a part of the connecting element forming the counter fitting, which recess is accessible from the sides through a groove provided with two upper side strips partially covering the groove.

Such fittings have for the most part a uniform structure. The connecting element must be brought into the door-mounted fitting transversely to the upper edge of the sliding door. Thus, sliding doors require a lateral suspension distance of about 10-20 mm for their installation or possible dismantling, respectively. This means that * 1 '; the front cover to cover the sliding door mechanics must either be installed: at a corresponding distance from the running rail, or respectively from the sliding ·· ·: ··: door, which adversely affects aesthetics and wastes space, or it must be made removable.

; . Especially in sliding doors separating the space, these disadvantages are even more important. Cover walls arranged on the side can only be installed suspended. : after sliding door. Often, such cover walls are attached to kitchen combinations, installation furniture and the like in such a way that sliding doors, e.g. in the possible repair of a door fitting, can only be removed at the highest cost.

A very significant additional * · / 'of the known fitting constructions. . The disadvantage is that when tightening the counter-blades of the connecting element in the door fitting, the connecting element rotates and moves out of place in the receiving groove transverse to the upper edge of the door, whereby the set height of the sliding door as well as the lateral position is moved and re-set several times. This attempt often ends in a long-term pilot attempt.

The task is to eliminate these disadvantages in the simplest possible way.

According to the invention, this object is solved in that the fitting has, in the installed state, a longitudinal groove extending in the longitudinal direction of the upper edge of the sliding door, leading to the recess, for introducing the coupling element into the recess.

In order to also achieve the lateral installation possibility, a transverse groove which passes through the longitudinal groove is preferably provided in addition. Thus, also in the installed side cover wall, the sliding door can be simply hung on the connecting element without the need for a larger lateral installation space. Likewise, the front, upper cover plate can be mounted tightly on the sliding door, which in particular in the cabinet door provides a non-degrading optical value. In addition, this advantageous construction makes the fitting universal.

In order to prevent the installed position of the sliding door from moving when the connecting element is fastened, the lower surface of the side strips in the fitting is preferably provided with longitudinally concave recesses with parallel edges to provide a substantially shaped positioning of the shaped ]; when tightening the locknut would twist or move.

An exemplary embodiment of a fitting according to the invention is shown in more detail below with reference to the drawings.

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In the drawings:

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a fitting according to the invention together with the end region of the connecting element;

Fig. 2 shows a section of the fitting according to Fig. 1 in the longitudinal central plane;

Fig. 3 shows a view from the left of the fitting according to Fig. 1, and

Figure 4 shows a perspective view of a fitting according to the invention mounted on a running carriage.

The fitting 1 shown in Figures 1-3 is screwed to the sliding door 2 at its upper edge. The end 7a of the connecting element 7 connected to the trolley is led into the opening 4 of the fitting l and inserted into the longitudinal groove 3. In addition, only the lifting movement and longitudinal movement of the door 1 or the connecting element 7, respectively, are required. The connecting element 7 is positioned at the rear abutment of the longitudinal groove 3 or by means of a shoulder in the side strip 5 "of the transverse groove 5. Thanks to the transverse groove 5, transverse positioning of the connecting element 7 is possible. If the end 7a of the connecting element 7 is a racket substantially substantially receiving between the shoulder edges 6 of the additional recesses in the transverse groove 5.

In addition to this, only the transverse displacement of the connecting element 7 for fitting is possible, however, the rotation of this connecting element 7 is prevented. Likewise, this prevents the tendency to side-. . to disengage when tightening the locknut of the connecting element 7 ·. / and the selected fit remains in place.

In principle, it is also conceivable to form the fitting 1 as part of a running carriage or carriage ((as an integral part; .. · or as an installed part) and to install a counter fitting, i. on top of 7a · ... · ’connecting element 7, to the upper edge of the door (not shown).

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Such a fitting also allows the installation of the same simple and precise sliding door. Such a solution is shown schematically in Figure 4. The fitting 1 can thus be formed as an integral part of the schematically shown treadmill 8 or as a part mounted on the latter (see broken line).

Claims (4)

1. Sliding door fittings suspended on a sliding rail, the mounting being designed for mounting to the top edge of the sliding door or analogously to an associated trolley or sledge, e Her as an integrated structural part of the latter, and the fitting was used for coupling with a counter-fitting on the trolley or trolley or analogously on the upper edge of the door, and for this purpose the fitting in fitted condition is provided with a recess (A) located away from the counter-fitting. with an opening for receiving and positioning the head (7a) on the counter-fitting forming coupling element (7), which recess (A) is accessible from the side via a latch (%), which latch is provided with two upper latch partially covering the side. section (5 ', 5 "), characterized in that the bracket (1) in a mounted state has a protrusion in the direction of the upper edge of the sliding door, to the recess. (A) conductive longitudinal lock (3) for inserting the coupling element into the recess (A). ). 2. A fitting according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally has at the recess (A) a longitudinal bar. thread (3) threaded, analog shaped crossblock (5) for cross-stating of the coupling element (7). 1 3. A fitting according to claim .1 or 2, characterized in that the longitudinal and / or transverse rafters have a lower side of the lateral sections (3 ', 3 ", 5', 5") one in the longitudinal direction of the rafter. threaded recess (6) provided with two parallel edges, for: receiving an analogously formed portion of the head element (7a) of the coupling element (7a) substantially shaping and anti-twisting. • · * · · 4. A fitting according to any one of claims 1-4, characterized in that it is designed as an installation body; for mounting to the top edge of the sliding door.