DE202022102813U1 - Fastening system for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture and/or furniture components, in particular shelves and/or shelves - Google Patents

Abstract

Fastening system (1) for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture (2) and/or furniture components, in particular shelves (2a) and/or shelves (2b), on and/or on walls (3), ceilings (4 ) or objects (5), in particular also on or on a further piece of furniture or a further furniture component, with at least one head part (6), at least one middle part (7) and at least one foot part (8) being provided and/or present, with the The head part (6) can be connected and/or is effectively connected directly or indirectly to the piece of furniture (2) and/or the furniture component and the foot part (8) to the wall (3), the ceiling (4) or the object (5), or where -vice versa- the head part (6) can be connected directly or indirectly to the wall (3), the ceiling (4) or the object (5) and the foot part (8) to the piece of furniture (2) and/or the furniture component and / or is effectively connected, characterized in that the head part (6) has a threaded bolt (6a) that Central part (7) is rotatably arranged on the threaded bolt (6a), that the threaded bolt (6a) has a bearing head region (6b) on its end region facing away from the head part (6), that with the aid of the bearing head region (6b) an effective coupling and/or or a form-fitting connection between the head part (6) and the foot part (8) can be realized, in which case rotating the middle part (7) also creates a non-positively effective coupling and/or non-positive connection between the head part (6) and the foot part (8). is realizable.

Description

The invention relates to a fastening system for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture and/or furniture components, in particular filing boards and/or shelves on and/or on walls, ceilings or objects, in particular also on or on another piece of furniture or another Furniture component, wherein at least one head part, at least one middle part and at least one foot part are provided and/or present, wherein the head part can be connected directly or indirectly to the piece of furniture and/or the furniture component and the foot part to the wall, the ceiling or the object and/or or operatively connected, or - vice versa - the head part being directly or indirectly connectable and/or operatively connected to the wall, ceiling or object and the foot part to the piece of furniture and/or the furniture component.

A large number of fastening systems for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture and/or furniture components are already known in the prior art. Such pieces of furniture and/or furniture components can be arranged and/or attached to and/or on walls, ceilings or objects. A first piece of furniture can also be arranged and/or attached to a second piece of furniture and/or a furniture component to a piece of furniture and/or to another furniture component. There are a wide variety of options for this.

Fastening systems of this type have, in particular, a plurality of components, for example a head part, a middle part and/or a foot part. In this case, the head part can then be connected directly or indirectly, for example via a further fastening flange, to the piece of furniture and/or the furniture component and the foot part can then be connected to the wall, the ceiling or the object and/or—in the assembled state—effectively connected. Conversely, the case is of course also conceivable in which the head part can be connected directly or indirectly, for example via a fastening flange to the wall, ceiling or object and then the foot part can be connected to the piece of furniture and/or the furniture component and/or - in the assembled state - is effective connected is.

For example, height-adjustable "furniture legs" are generally known, for example, in the case of a sofa, a furniture leg is designed to be height-adjustable, in particular the head part of the furniture leg is connected to the underside of the sofa and a lower part/foot part can then be adjusted in height relative to the head part by a rotary movement.

Other fastening systems and/or fastening rods as well as support systems are already known in a variety of ways, with, for example, a rod-shaped fastening system being telescopically adjustable in terms of its length or the length of the fastening rod provided being adjustable and the respective end regions of the fastening rod then being attached to wall regions via respective flanges can be supported and/or can be effectively connected to the wall areas or also to a ceiling or floor area. Such support systems exist in larger and smaller dimensions.

Finally, a large number of fastening systems are known, particularly in the furniture industry, with the help of which furniture components, for example cabinet doors, can be fastened to a cabinet body, for example via correspondingly designed, partially pivotable furniture fittings. Or fastening systems are also known, with the help of which, for example, a shelf body and/or a cabinet body can be constructed or mounted, in particular, for example, side parts of the body can be effectively connected to a rear wall of the body. Well-known large furniture stores also offer different fastening systems for this purpose, which are then sometimes easy to use, but sometimes only complex and require a great deal of work, in particular for the user.

For example, from the DE 20 2013 102 978 U1 a fastening system, in particular a furniture fitting for the frontal arrangement of furniture components on flat furniture surfaces, in particular furniture legs under table tops, is known. The fastening system described here has an anchor plate, an anchor bolt and a threaded housing with a threaded pin. The anchor plate is fixed on the furniture surface and has a receiving area with a longitudinal recess and an insertion opening for a head of the anchor bolt. The anchor bolt can be inserted into the anchor plate and moved along the longitudinal recess. In this way, on the one hand, a partially form-fitting effective connection is then realized between the anchor bolt and the anchor plate. With the help of the complex threaded housing and the threaded pin, with both of the last-mentioned components - in the fully assembled state - being arranged transversely to the anchor bolt, the anchor bolt can then be tightened to the anchor plate in a complex manner or also connected effectively with a force fit. The amount of work and the assembly of this known system is very large and expensive, the components to be connected and interacting with each other sometimes being expensive to manufacture are cash and laborious to assemble. Simple handling for the user is also not possible.

As a result, the known fastening systems are sometimes complex in structure and/or can only be used and/or handled with a great deal of work for the user. Furthermore, in particular, a large number of through holes and/or fastening holes must also be produced in order to also be able to use the known fastening systems. Such bores or screws are then not always covered in such a way that a visually "beautiful impression" is created in the finished entire component, since corresponding bores and/or screw heads can then still be visually recognized. The known fastening systems are therefore not optimally designed.

The invention is therefore based on the object of designing and developing a fastening system for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture and/or furniture components in such a way that handling is significantly simplified for a user, and in particular the piece of furniture and/or the furniture component is fast and is easy to assemble and also quick and easy to disassemble, in particular the visual impression associated with the fastening system for the user is also improved.

The task presented above is now initially achieved with the features of claim 1 .

The basic principle is that the head part has a threaded bolt, that the middle part is rotatably arranged on the threaded bolt, that the threaded bolt has a bearing head area on its end area facing away from the head part, which with the help of the bearing head area initially has an effective coupling and/or positive connection between the head part and the foot part can be realized, in which case a non-positively effective coupling and/or non-positive connection between the head part and the foot part can then also be realized by twisting the central part.

First of all, this enables easy handling of the fastening system without a great deal of work for the user, in other words: the head part can initially be coupled particularly effectively to the foot part and/or at least partially positively connected with the help of the threaded bolt, namely with the help of the bearing head area then - by twisting the existing middle part, the initially, in particular positively effective coupling or connection, i.e. the effective coupling between the middle part and the foot part, is then frictionally "completed", in order to then place the piece of furniture and/or the furniture component on the wall, the ceiling or the respective - desired - object, but in particular to be arranged there easily detachable again. In this case, this attachment can then be easily assembled or implemented manually by the user and also easily detached again manually, which may also be described in more detail below.

Furthermore, the individual components of the fastening system (as such) can each be produced individually easily and inexpensively.

At the same time, the respective components can be designed and/or designed in such a way that even then the “entire fastening system” itself is visually “very appealing” to the user; in particular, necessary and/or additional bores and/or openings are largely avoided and/or "Can be covered" by the respective design of the components of the fastening system and/or not visually recognizable to the user when the fastening system is fully assembled. This can also be explained in more detail below.

As a result, the disadvantages mentioned at the outset are avoided and corresponding major advantages are achieved.

• 1 In einer einfachen schematischen Darstellung die wesentlichen Komponenten des Befestigungssystems im Schnitt, wobei das Kopfteil mit dem Fußteil wirksam gekoppelt, insbesondere formschlüssig wirksam verbunden ist, jedoch noch kein Kraftschluss zwischen dem Kopfteil und dem Fußteil realisiert ist,
• 2a, b in vereinfachter schematischer Darstellung ein auf einer ebenen Fläche angeordnetes bzw. positioniertes Fußteil (2a), das mit Hilfe von Befestigungsschrauben auf der ebenen Fläche (2b) angeordnet wird, beispielsweise an und/oder auf einer Wand bzw. auf einem Wandbereich einer Decke oder an einem Gegenstand,
• 3 die wesentlichen Komponenten des in 1 dargestellten Befestigungssystems in vereinfachter, leicht perspektivischer Darstellung, wobei das Fußteil auf der ebenen Fläche befestigt ist, das Kopfteil aber hier ohne eine wirksame Verbindung mit einem Möbelstück, einer Möbelkomponente und/oder keine Verbindung zu einer Wand, Decke oder einem weiteren Gegenstand dargestellt ist, sowie das Kopfteil auch noch nicht wirksam mit dem Fuß gekoppelt und/oder verbunden ist,
• 4a,b,c, in vereinfachter schematischer Darstellung das Befestigungssystem, wobei der Lagerkopfbereich des Gewindebolzens in die Einstecköffnung des Aufnahmebereichs des Fußteils eingesteckt ist, aber der Gewindebolzen noch nicht in den langlochartig ausgebildeten Aufnahmebereich hineingeschoben worden ist, in leicht perspektivischer vereinfachter Darstellung (4a) in seitlicher Darstellung (4b) sowie in geschnittener Darstellung (4c),
• 5a,b,c, das Befestigungssystem korrespondierend zu den 4a bis 4c, wobei hier nun aber der Gewindebolzen in den langlochartig ausgebildeten Aufnahmebereich des Fußteils hineingeschoben worden ist, insbesondere eine teils formschlüssige Verbindung durch den im Fußteil dann angeordneten Lagerkopfbereich realisiert ist, also das Kopfteil mit dem Fußteil dann wirksam gekoppelt ist, in leicht schematischer perspektivischer Darstellung (vgl. 5a), in vereinfachter schematischer Darstellung von der Seite (vgl. 5b) sowie in geschnittener Darstellung (vgl. g. 5c),
• 6a,b,c, das Befestigungssystem korrespondierend zu den 4 und 5 bei der Realisierung der kraftschlüssigen Verbindung zwischen Kopfteil und Fußteil mit Hilfe der Verdrehung des Mittelteiles, in leicht perspektivischer Darstellung (vgl. 6a) in einer Darstellung von der Seite (vgl. 6b) sowie in einer teils geschnittenen Darstellung (vgl. 6c),
• 7 in vereinfachter Darstellung einen vergrößerten Ausschnitt des Befestigungssystems, nachdem das Kopfteil über den Lagerkopfbereich des Gewindebolzens mit dem Fußteil insbesondere zumindest teilweise formschlüssig wirksam gekoppelt worden ist, aber bevor die kraftschlüssige Verbindung realisiert wird,
• 8 eine Darstellung entsprechend korrespondierend zu der Darstellung in 7, wobei hier nicht nur die Kopplung bzw. der Formschluss, sondern auch der vollständig gewünschte und realisierte Kraftschluss zwischen dem Kopfteil und dem Fußteil, insbesondere über die Verdrehung des Mittelteiles und der Anpressung des Fußoberteiles auf das Fußteil / Fußunterteil realisiert bzw. vereinfacht schematisch vergrößert dargestellt ist,
• 9a, b ein erstes Ausführungsbeispiel, wobei mit Hilfe des Befestigungssystems ein Ablageboard auf dem oberen Bereich einer Seitenwandung in einem Wohnmobil entsprechend angeordnet und/oder befestigt ist in jeweiliger vereinfachter schematischer Darstellung (vgl. 9a) bzw. in vergrößerter Ausschnittsdarstellung (vgl. 9b),
• 10a,b ein zweites Ausführungsbeispiel, wobei mit Hilfe des Befestigungssystems ein boardähnlich ausgebildetes Regal an einer Wand oder beispielsweise auch hier insbesondere an einer Schranktür anordenbar und/oder befestigbar ist, in vereinfachter schematischer Darstellung teils in der Perspektive (vgl. 10a) bzw. teils geschnitten von der Seite (vgl. 10b), und
• 11a,b in vereinfachter schematischer Darstellung ein drittes Ausführungsbeispiel, wobei hier ein Ablageboard an einem Deckenbereich eines Wohnmobils bzw. an einem Gegenstand mit Hilfe des Befestigungssystems angeordnet und/oder befestigt ist, einerseits in einer übersichtlichen leicht perspektivischen Darstellung (vgl. 11a) sowie andererseits nochmals in vergrößerter Darstellung (vgl. 11b) sowie in teils geschnittener Darstellung (vgl. 11c).

There are now a large number of possibilities for designing and/or developing the fastening system according to the invention in an advantageous manner. For this purpose, reference may first be made to the claims subordinate to claim 1. A preferred embodiment of the invention will now be explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing and the associated description. In the drawing shows:

• 1 In a simple schematic representation, the essential components of the fastening system in section, with the head part being effectively coupled to the foot part, in particular being effectively connected in a form-fitting manner, but no frictional connection has yet been realized between the head part and the foot part,
• 2a, b in a simplified schematic representation, a foot part arranged or positioned on a flat surface ( 2a ) fixed to the flat surface ( 2 B ) is arranged, for example on and/or on a wall or on a wall area of a ceiling or on an object,
• 3 the essential components of the in 1 fastening system shown in simplified, slightly perspective view, with the footboard attached to the planar surface, but the headboard is shown without an operative connection to a piece of furniture, a furniture component and/or no connection to a wall, ceiling or other object, and the headboard also not yet effectively coupled and/or connected to the foot,
• 4a,b,c , in a simplified schematic representation of the fastening system, wherein the bearing head area of the threaded bolt is inserted into the insertion opening of the receiving area of the foot part, but the threaded bolt has not yet been pushed into the slot-like receiving area, in a slightly simplified perspective view ( 4a ) in side view ( 4b ) as well as in sectional view ( 4c ),
• 5a,b,c , the fastening system corresponding to the 4a until 4c , but here the threaded bolt has now been pushed into the slot-like receiving area of the foot part, in particular a partially positive connection is realized by the bearing head area then arranged in the foot part, i.e. the head part is then effectively coupled to the foot part, in a slightly schematic perspective view ( see. 5a ), in a simplified schematic representation from the side (cf. 5b ) as well as in a sectional representation (cf. g. 5c),
• 6a,b,c , the fastening system corresponding to the 4 and 5 during the realization of the non-positive connection between the head part and the foot part with the help of the twisting of the middle part, in a slightly perspective view (cf. 6a ) in a representation from the side (cf. 6b ) as well as in a partially cut representation (cf. 6c ),
• 7 in a simplified representation, an enlarged section of the fastening system after the head part has been coupled to the foot part in particular at least partially in a form-fitting manner via the bearing head area of the threaded bolt, but before the non-positive connection is realized,
• 8th a representation corresponding to the representation in 7 , whereby not only the coupling or the form fit, but also the completely desired and realized frictional connection between the head part and the foot part, in particular via the twisting of the middle part and the pressing of the upper part of the foot on the foot part / lower part of the foot, is shown or simplified and schematically enlarged is,
• 9a, b a first exemplary embodiment, with the aid of the fastening system being used to arrange and/or fasten a shelf on the upper area of a side wall in a mobile home in a simplified schematic representation (cf. 9a ) or in an enlarged detail view (cf. 9b ),
• 10a,b a second exemplary embodiment, in which a board-like shelf can be arranged and/or fastened to a wall or, for example, here in particular to a cupboard door with the aid of the fastening system, in a simplified schematic representation, partly in perspective (cf. 10a ) or partly cut from the side (cf. 10b ), and
• 11a,b a simplified schematic representation of a third exemplary embodiment, in which case a shelf is arranged and/or attached to a ceiling area of a mobile home or to an object using the fastening system, on the one hand in a clear, slightly perspective representation (cf. 11a ) and on the other hand again in an enlarged view (cf. 11b ) as well as in a partially cut representation (cf. 11c ).

the 1 until 11 show, at least in part, a fastening system 1 for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture 2 and/or furniture components, in particular storage boards 2a and/or shelves 2b.

With the help of the fastening system 1, corresponding pieces of furniture 2, in particular shelves 2a and/or shelves 2b, can be arranged and/or fastened, for example on walls 3, on ceilings 4 or on objects 5. The term “wall” includes in particular corresponding wall areas of the wall, the term “ceiling” includes in particular ceiling areas of a ceiling, in particular therefore also includes horizontal, vertical and/or sloping wall and/or ceiling areas be advised. The term "object" can mean different objects 5, in particular this also includes other - other - pieces of furniture or other - other - furniture components, in particular, for example "cupboard doors 5a", this may also be pointed out.

The fastening system 1 now has at least one head part 6, at least one middle part 7 and at least one foot part 8, or a head part 6, a middle part 7 and a foot part 8 are provided and/or present.

The head part 6 can now be connected or effectively connected directly or indirectly to the piece of furniture 2, here in particular to a shelf 2a or to a shelf 2b or also to a furniture component, with the foot part 8 being connected to the wall 3, the ceiling 4 or is connectable and/or operatively connected to object 5.

For example, the 9 a head part 6, which is operatively connected to the piece of furniture 2, in particular to a shelf 2a, in which case the foot part 8 is operatively connected to an upper, flat surface of a wall 3.

the 10 show here a piece of furniture 2 that is effectively connected to the head part 6 of the fastening system 1, in particular a “board-like” shelf 2b, the foot part 8 being arranged here in an effective manner on an object 5, in particular on a cabinet door 5a. An arrangement on a wall, ceiling or the like would also be conceivable here.

But the reverse case is also conceivable and possible, i.e. the case that the head part 6 can be connected and/or effectively connected directly or indirectly to the wall, ceiling or object and then the foot part 8 to the piece of furniture 2 and/or the furniture component is. The latter is particularly in the 11 shown where the foot part 8 is effectively connected to the piece of furniture 2, here to the shelf 2a and the head part 6 is effectively connected here to the ceiling 4 or a “ceiling area” of a mobile home or an object 5.

To put it another way: Both arrangement options and/or effective connections, i.e. the head part 6 with the piece of furniture 2 and/or with the furniture component, as well as the effective connection of the foot part 8 with a wall, a ceiling or an object is possible, as is the Conversely, ie the effective connection of the head part 6 to the wall, ceiling and/or object and the effective connection of the foot part 8 to the piece of furniture 2 or to the respective furniture component. The terms "connectable" or "effectively connected" also include the possibilities or the terms "arrangable" or "effectively arranged". To put it another way: The head part 6 can then be or can be arranged directly or indirectly, the latter in particular via a fastening flange 11, on the piece of furniture 2 and/or on the furniture component, and then the foot part 8 on a wall, a ceiling or can be arranged and/or is arranged on an object. The same applies to the aforementioned terminology, also in the case of the “reverse case” mentioned above, as already described above. This may also be pointed out. These mentioned connections or arrangements can be realized in particular with the help of screw connections, but other connections such as plug-in or adhesive connections are also conceivable.

It should also be pointed out that the connection of the respective head part 6 to a piece of furniture 2 or a wall 3 or another object 5 is not explicitly shown in the large number of figures (for example in the 1 , 3 , 4 , 5 and 6 ). The effective connection of the foot part 8 with a wall, ceiling or object is in the 1 until 8th partly only indicated schematically (this may also be pointed out).

The head part 6 can also be directly connected or connectable to the piece of furniture 2, in particular to the shelf 2a or a shelf 2b, the wall, ceiling or another object, or, as shown in the preferred embodiment here, indirectly connected or connectable. namely with the aid of a component which is again provided separately, in particular with the aid of a fastening flange 11, which may also be explained again in more detail below.

The disadvantages mentioned at the outset are now initially avoided in that the head part 6 has a threaded bolt 6a, that the middle part 7 is rotatably arranged on the threaded bolt 6a, that the threaded bolt 6 has a bearing head region 6b on its end region remote from the head part 6, that with the aid of the bearing head area 6b, an effective coupling and/or form-fitting connection between the head part 6 and the foot part 8 can first be realized, in which case a non-positively effective coupling and/or non-positive connection between the head part 6 and the foot part 8 can then also be realized by rotating the central part 7 is.

This enables easy handling of the fastening system 1 by the user. It is possible for the user to assemble or fasten and arrange a piece of furniture 2 using the fastening system 1 in a time-saving and time-saving manner, and to disassemble the piece of furniture 2 using the fastening system 1 in a time-saving and less time-consuming manner.

In particular, there is first an effective coupling and/or positively effective connection between the head part 6 and the foot part 8 in the Z-direction and then by rotating the central part 7 there is also a non-positively effective coupling and/or non-positively effective connection, in particular also in the Z-direction , especially but then also in the X and/or Y direction (cf. also that in the 1 and 3 coordinate system shown to clarify the directions mentioned) realized.

In particular because, in the preferred embodiment, an upper part of the foot 10 is then in non-positive contact with the lower part of the foot 8 with the aid of the central part 7, in particular the upper part of the foot 10 is “pressed” onto the lower part of the foot 8, and/or in particular a peripheral area of the upper part of the foot 10 can be engaged or engages with a stepped edge region 8e of the foot part 8, then a non-positive effective connection acting in the Z direction, but in particular also a non-positive connection acting in the X and/or Y direction, is realized, which also the following explanations will show.

The fastening system 1 therefore has a large number of advantages, with the individual components of the fastening system 1, in particular the head part 6, the middle part 7 and the foot part 8 as well as the threaded bolt 6a and the bearing head area 6b, which is in particular designed as a screw, being very inexpensive to produce .

• Das Kopfteil 6 und/oder das Fußteil 8 sind insbesondere an einer ebenen Fläche, also je nach spezifischer Anordnung mit der ebenen Fläche eines Möbelstücks 2, insbesondere der ebenen Fläche eines Ablageboards 2a und/oder eines Regals 2b, wirksam verbindbar bzw. an einer ebenen Fläche/Teilfläche einer Wand 3, einer Decke 4 oder eines Gegenstandes 5, beispielsweise an einer Schranktür 5a. Die verschiedenen Anordnungsmöglichkeiten sind bereits oben kurz erläutert worden, hierauf darf zur Vermeidung von Wiederholungen nochmals hingewiesen werden.

The fastening system 1 and its components as well as its application may now be described in more detail below:

• The head part 6 and/or the foot part 8 can be effectively connected in particular to a flat surface, i.e. depending on the specific arrangement to the flat surface of a piece of furniture 2, in particular the flat surface of a shelf 2a and/or a shelf 2b, or to a flat surface Area/area of a wall 3, a ceiling 4 or an object 5, for example on a cupboard door 5a. The various arrangement options have already been briefly explained above; this should be pointed out again to avoid repetition.

the 2a and 2 B now show in a simple schematic representation, in particular the arrangement/attachment of the foot part 8 on the flat surface/partial surface of a wall 3 only indicated schematically here. It can be clearly seen that the foot part 8 has a receiving area 8a for receiving and/or for arranging the bearing head area 6b of the threaded bolt 6a. Furthermore, it can be clearly seen that the foot part 8 is designed and/or constructed in particular in the manner of a flange, with the receiving area 8a having an insertion opening 8b, in particular a circular one, for inserting the bearing head area 6b and/or the receiving area 8a being designed at least partially in the manner of a slot, in particular a slot area 8c. The bearing head area 6b is - in the inserted state in the receiving area 8a when the threaded bolt 6a is pushed into the elongated hole area 8c - mounted in the receiving area 8a and/or here initially partially arranged or positioned in a form-fitting manner. In this case, the boundary walls of the elongated hole area 8c, which are not designated in any more detail, form an abutment for the bearing head area 6b of the threaded bolt 6a.

In the 2a and 2 B it is shown that the foot part 8 can be easily fastened and/or arranged on the wall 3 by the user with the aid of fastening screws 9, in particular at least two fastening screws 9, preferably three fastening screws.

the 3 now shows the essential components of the fastening system 1, but without a piece of furniture 2 effectively connected to the head part 6, with the head part 6, in particular the bearing head region 6b of the threaded bolt 6a, not yet being effectively coupled to the foot part 8 here.

• Wie insbesondere die 4c zeigt, kann nun der Lagerkopfbereich 6b in die Einstecköffnung 8b eingesteckt werden. Nach dem Einstecken, und/oder Durchstecken des Lagerkopfbereiches 6b in bzw. durch die Einstecköffnung 8b kann dann, so wie in den 5, insbesondere in 5c dargestellt, die hier dargestellte „obere Einheit“ des Befestigungssystems 1, insbesondere das Kopfteil 6, das Mittelteil 7 und/oder das Fußoberteil 10, insbesondere nun der Gewindebolzen 6 entlang des langlochartig ausgebildeten Aufnahmebereiches 8a, insbesondere entlang des Langlochbereiches 8c verschoben werden bzw. es wird der Gewindebolzen 6a in den Langlochbereich 8c hineingeschoben, so dass der Lagerkopfbereich 6b im Aufnahmebereich 8a unterhalb der Durchtrittsöffnung des Langlochbereiches 8c mit seinem Außenumfang zur Anlage kommen kann. Nochmal anders ausgedrückt: Insbesondere ist das Fußteil 8 so ausgebildet, dass der Lagerkopfbereich 6b den Langlochbereich 8c hintergreifen kann. Insbesondere der Hinterschnitt und/oder die unter dem Langlochbereich 8c im Fußteil 8 ausgebildete Kontur des Aufnahmebereiches 8a des Fußteils 8 ist insbesondere zumindest teilweise auch so ausgebildet, dass diese zu der Umfangskontur des Lagerkopfbereiches 6b teilweise korrespondiert und/oder diese teils formschlüssig führend aufnehmen kann. Hierbei ist insbesondere zumindest dann durch die Begrenzungswandungen des Langlochbereiches 8c ein Widerlager für den Lagerkopfbereich 6b realisiert, wie bereits oben erwähnt.

The effective coupling / connection of the head part 6 with the foot part 8 and the implementation of the necessary steps is particularly in the 4 until 6 shown schematically. In particular, here first in the 4 and 5 the realization of a positive connection / effective coupling of the head part 6 with the foot part 8 is now shown or this is with reference to the 4 until 5 explained in more detail:

• Like those in particular 4c shows, the bearing head area 6b can now be inserted into the insertion opening 8b. After plugging, and / or pushing through the bearing head portion 6b in or through the insertion opening 8b can then, as in the 5 , especially in 5c shown, the "upper unit" of the fastening system 1 shown here, in particular the head part 6, the middle part 7 and/or the upper part of the foot 10, in particular now the threaded bolt 6, can be displaced along the slot-like receiving area 8a, in particular along the slot area 8c or it the threaded bolt 6a is pushed into the elongated hole area 8c, so that the bearing head area 6b can come into contact with its outer circumference in the receiving area 8a below the passage opening of the elongated hole area 8c. To put it another way: in particular, the foot part 8 is designed in such a way that the bearing head area 6b can engage behind the elongated hole area 8c. In particular, the undercut and/or the contour of the receiving area 8a of the foot part 8 formed under the slot area 8c in the foot part 8 is in particular at least partially designed in such a way that it partially corresponds to the peripheral contour of the bearing head region 6b and/or can receive it in a partially form-fitting manner. Here, in particular, an abutment for the bearing head area 6b is realized at least through the boundary walls of the elongated hole area 8c, as already mentioned above.

If the bearing head area 6b is located in the receiving area 8a below the slot area 8c, there is a partially positive connection of the head part 6 and/or an effective coupling with the foot part 8, in particular in the Z direction (cf. 1 ), realised. This is in the 5a until 5c shown, with the insertion of the bearing head portion 6b in the insertion opening 8b in the 4a until 4c and the displacement of the threaded bolt 6a in the slot area 8c in the 5a until 5c is shown schematically accordingly.

Since the foot part 8, which is designed in particular in the manner of a flange, is fixed in particular to the wall 3 or is arranged here firmly on the wall 3 with the aid of the fastening screws 9, which pass through the fastening openings 8d of the foot part 8, the head part is now also initially attached with the aid of the fastening system 1 6 is operatively coupled to wall 3 as previously described when the components in FIG 5 shown position are arranged.

How now the 1 until 11 in the overall view, but especially the 6a until 6c and also the 7 and 8th show in a simple schematic respective representation, the middle part 7 can be moved by a corresponding rotation along the longitudinal direction of the threaded bolt 6a. To put it simply: by rotating it in one direction or the other, the central part 7 can be moved up or down along the threaded bolt 6a. For this purpose, an internal thread 7b of the central part 7 engages in an external thread 6e of the threaded bolt 6a. To put it another way: The middle part 7 is connected via its internal thread 7b to the external thread 6e of the threaded bolt 6a, in particular the middle part 7 is then arranged on the threaded bolt 6a such that it can be rotated or rotated along the respective threaded regions or along the longitudinal axis of the threaded bolt 6a .

Like this in particular also from the 6c can be seen, the head part 6 is at least partially designed as a hollow cylinder. The middle part 7 can be stored and/or positioned at least partially within the head part 6; 1 , 4c , 5c , 6c and 7 clearly visible. To put it another way: the middle part 7 is mounted so that it can be displaced partially within the head part 6 by twisting it on the threaded bolt 6a. As a result, there are no large visual "gaps" between the middle part 7 and the head part 6, but a "visual unit" is created or remains between the head part 6 and the middle part 7.

As the 1 until 11 make it clear, especially in the overall view, the foot part 8 is designed in particular as a foot bottom part, with an additional foot part 10 being provided and/or present between the middle part 7 and the foot part 8/foot bottom part.

By twisting the central part 7, the upper part of the foot 10 can be pressed onto the lower part of the foot 8/lower part of the foot in a force-fitting manner and/or can be arranged thereon in a force-locking manner. The latter is in particular from the 8th combined with 7 clearly shown. In this way, in particular, a non-positive connection is then also realized in the X and Y directions in addition to the Z direction.

Furthermore, it is clearly recognizable that the upper part 10 of the foot and the middle part 7 are, in particular, two separate parts/two separate components. It is also conceivable that these two components are designed and/or formed as an integral component, and reference may also be made to this.

especially the 1 , 5c , 6c , 7 and 8th show in the overall view that by twisting the middle part 7 in the corresponding direction of rotation, the middle part 7 then moves down onto the threaded bolt 6a and as a result the upper part of the foot 10 is pressed onto the foot part 8 / lower part of the foot in a non-positive manner or can be arranged thereon. In this case, the bearing head area 6b in particular is then also pressed and/or pressed against the lower, unspecified boundary walls of the elongated hole area 8c or “pulled” in a non-positive manner into the corresponding abutment position. Due to the fact that the upper part of the foot 10 is particularly cap-shaped and can be brought into engagement with the stepped edge area 8e of the foot part 8, the fastening openings 8d for the fastening screws 9 of the foot part 8 are also "covered". This gives the user of the fastening system 1 a pleasant, comfortable visual impression of the entire fastening system 1.

As the figures further show, a first end region of the central part 7, in particular the upper one The end area of the central part 7 can be stored in the head part 6, with a second - opposite - end area being able to be brought into contact with the upper part of the foot 10 and/or being in contact (cf. in particular 7 and 8th ).

As the 1 until 11 further clarify, the head part 6, the middle part 7 and/or the upper part of the foot 10 each have a central passage opening 6c, 7a, 10a.

The respective components of the fastening system 1, in particular the head part 6, the middle part 7 and/or the upper part 10 and/or the foot part 8/lower part of the foot are arranged lying on the same longitudinal axis when viewed in the longitudinal direction—in the fully assembled state. To put it another way: The components mentioned above are arranged “centered” on one another, as can be seen in particular in FIG 6c evident. The upper part of the foot 10 is in particular freely rotatable on the threaded bolt 6a and/or freely displaceable in the longitudinal direction on the threaded bolt 6a, as can be seen in particular from FIG 7 results.

In particular, the threaded bolt 6a and the bearing head area 6b are designed as a screw. In this case, the threaded bolt 6a, in particular the screw, is arranged with the end area opposite the bearing head area 6b, in particular the screw head, in the head part 6, in particular anchored there accordingly. In other words: A twisting of the threaded bolt 6a or the screw relative to the head part 6 is prevented in particular by an anchor.

The through opening 6c or 7a of the head part 6 and/or the middle part 7 has an internal thread 6d or 7b. The internal thread 7b of the central part 7 corresponds to the external thread 6e of the threaded bolt 6a. In other words: the internal thread 7b of the central part 7 engages with the external thread 6e of the threaded bolt 6a. It is conceivable that the threaded bolt 6a is only screwed into the internal thread 6d of the head part 6, but in particular an additional anti-twist protection of the threaded bolt 6a is realized in relation to the head part 6, in particular the threaded bolt 6a is anchored in the head part 6 in a torsion-proof manner, as already mentioned above.

Like those in particular 1 , 4 , 5 , 6 clearly recognizable, the upper end region of the head part 6 facing away from the foot part 8 has a fastening flange 11 . It is conceivable that the fastening flange 11 is designed as an integral part of the head part 6, but this is not shown here.

It is shown that the fastening flange 11 (or a fastening plate) can be arranged on the aforementioned end area of the head part 6 , with the fastening flange 11 being effectively connected or connectable to the head part 6 in particular via a screw connection 12 .

In the preferred embodiment of the fastening system 1 shown here, the head part 6 is therefore in particular indirectly, namely with the aid of the aforementioned fastening flange 11 then with a piece of furniture 2 and/or a furniture component and optionally (for the reverse case) with a wall 3 or an object 5 etc. firmly connected, corresponding screw elements then realizing this aforementioned connection through the outer circumference of the unspecified fastening openings of the fastening flange 11 . Other connections, such as adhesive or plug-in connections, are also conceivable and possible for this purpose.

the 9 until 11 now show different embodiments, with the help of the corresponding fastening system 1 in the 9 a shelf 2a can be fastened and/or arranged on the upper wall area of a wall 3, in particular a side half-wall.

10 shows in particular the arrangement of a shelf 2b, here in particular on an object 5, in particular on a cabinet door 5a. The arrangement of the shelf 2b shown here on a wall or the like would also be conceivable.

Finally shows the 11 which can be arranged and/or positioned with the aid of the fastening system 1 a storage board 2a on or on a wall, in particular here in the area of a ceiling 4 or on a ceiling area or also on another object 5 .

As the 9 until 11 show, the most varied possible applications and/or positioning of pieces of furniture, in particular of storage boards 2a and/or shelves 2b, are possible with the aid of the fastening system 1 in different areas. The fastening system 1 has proven to be particularly advantageous and very expedient, in particular for the mobile home sector, in particular for mobile homes, in the camping area, etc.

It may also be pointed out that the components of the fastening system 1, in particular the head part 6, the middle part 7, the foot part 8 and/or the upper part 10 of the foot are designed in this way and/or are stated that a "furniture foot" is optically and/or visually realized.

The aforementioned components of the fastening system 1 can also be designed and/or designed in such a way that a “connection support” is realized optically and/or visually.

However, the preferred embodiment in particular is the visual design of the fastening system 1 as a “furniture foot”. For this purpose, in particular the respective components, in particular the head part 6, are then partially designed as a hollow cylinder, the middle part 7 can be partially mounted in the head part and/or partially itself is designed in particular as a hollow cylinder and/or as a partial/full cylinder, with the foot part 8 in particular being designed in the manner of a flange and the upper part of the foot 10 is designed in the shape of a cap. This implementation of the aforementioned features results in an optically very sophisticated fastening system 1, so that the fastening openings 8d of the foot part 8 in particular can also be covered by the cap-shaped upper part of the foot 10, with no "optical openings" of the fastening system 1 being present either, since the middle part 7 is arranged to be movable and/or displaceable partly within the head part 6, as shown in FIGS 1 until 11 evident. Finally, the fastening flange 11 is optically well integrated into this system.

As a result, the fastening system 1 designed in this way creates an advantageous fastening system 1 for the user, which can be produced inexpensively, is easy to handle and can be used in a variety of ways, with a piece of furniture and/or a furniture component then being quickly and detachably connected to a wall, ceiling or can be produced or realized with another object and can also be easily detached manually.

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fastening system

2

furniture

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storage board

2 B

shelf

3

Wall

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ceiling

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object

5a

closet door

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headboard

6a

threaded bolt

6b

warehouse header area

6c

passage opening

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inner thread

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External thread of the threaded bolt

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center part

7a

passage opening

7b

inner thread

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footboard

8a

recording area

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insertion opening

8c

slot area

8d

mounting hole

8e

stepped edge area

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mounting screws

10

foot top

10a

passage opening

11

mounting flange

12

screw connection

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Claims (22)

Fastening system (1) for fastening and/or arranging pieces of furniture (2) and/or furniture components, in particular shelves (2a) and/or shelves (2b), on and/or on walls (3), ceilings (4 ) or objects (5), in particular also on or on a further piece of furniture or a further furniture component, with at least one head part (6), at least one middle part (7) and at least one foot part (8) being provided and/or present, with the The head part (6) can be connected and/or is effectively connected directly or indirectly to the piece of furniture (2) and/or the furniture component and the foot part (8) to the wall (3), the ceiling (4) or the object (5), or where -vice versa- the head part (6) can be connected directly or indirectly to the wall (3), the ceiling (4) or the object (5) and the foot part (8) to the piece of furniture (2) and/or the furniture component and / or is effectively connected, characterized in that the head part (6) has a threaded bolt (6a) that the Central part (7) is rotatably arranged on the threaded bolt (6a), that the threaded bolt (6a) has a bearing head region (6b) on its end region facing away from the head part (6), that with the aid of the bearing head region (6b) an effective coupling and/or or a form-fitting connection between the head part (6) and the foot part (8) can be realized, in which case rotating the middle part (7) also creates a non-positively effective coupling and/or non-positive connection between the head part (6) and the foot part (8). is realizable. Fastening system (1) according to claim 1 , characterized in that the foot part (8) has a receiving area (8a) for receiving and/or for arranging the bearing head area (6b) of the threaded bolt (6a). Fastening system (1) according to claim 2 , characterized in that the receiving area (8a) has an insertion opening (8b), in particular a circular one, for inserting the bearing head area (6b) and/or the receiving area (8a) has an elongated hole area (8c), in particular the one below the elongated hole area (8c) formed receiving area (8a) is designed and/or designed in such a way that the bearing head area (6b) can be mounted here at least partially in a form-fitting manner and/or an abutment for the bearing head area (6b) is realized through the boundary walls of the elongated hole area (8c). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that after the bearing head area (6b) has been inserted into the insertion opening (8b), the threaded bolt (6a) can be displaced along the slot-like receiving area (8a), in particular along the slot area (8c). is, in particular the undercut and/or the contour of the foot part (8) formed under the elongated hole area (8c) is formed at least partially to correspond to the peripheral contour of the bearing head area (6b). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the foot part (8) is flange-like and has at least two, in particular three fastening openings (8d) and/or a circumferential, stepped edge region (8e). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the central part (7) can be moved along the longitudinal direction of the threaded bolt (6a) by a corresponding rotation. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the head part (6) is at least partially hollow-cylindrical and the central part (7) can be mounted and/or positioned at least partially within the head part (6). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the foot part (8) is designed as a foot bottom part and that an additional foot part (10) is provided and/or present between the central part (7) and the bottom foot part. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that by twisting the middle part (7), the upper part (10) of the foot can be pressed onto the foot part (8) or onto the lower part of the foot and/or can be arranged thereon, in particular when a Peripheral area of the upper part (10) of the foot can be brought into engagement with the stepped edge area (8e) of the foot part (8) or the lower part of the foot. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a first end area of the central part (7) can be mounted in the head part (6) and a second - opposite - end area can be brought into contact with the upper part of the foot (10) and/or in contact is established. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the head part (6), the middle part (7) and/or the upper part of the foot (10) each have a central passage opening (6c, 7a, 10a). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the respective components of the fastening system (1) - in the fully assembled state -, in particular the head part (6), the middle part (7) of the foot part (8) and/or the upper part of the foot (10) are arranged lying on the same longitudinal axis and/or aligned with one another, viewed in the longitudinal direction. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the upper part (10) of the foot is freely rotatable on the threaded bolt (6a) and/or freely displaceable in the longitudinal direction. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the threaded bolt (6a) and/or the bearing head area (6b) is designed as a screw which is fixedly arranged in the head part (6) with the end area opposite the bearing head area (6b). , especially anchored there. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the through opening (6a or 7a) of the head part (6) and/or the middle part (7) has an internal thread (6d or 7b). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the internal thread (6d, 7b) of the head part (6) and/or the central part (7) corresponds to the external thread (6e) of the threaded bolt (6a). Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a fastening flange is formed as an integral component on an end region of the head part. Fastening system (1) according to one of Claims 1 until 16 , characterized in that a fastening flange (11) and/or a fastening plate can be arranged on an end region of the head part (6), which is and/or can be effectively connected to the head part (6) in particular via a screw connection (12). . Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that with the help of the fastening system (1) a shelf (2a) on or on a wall (3), in particular on an upper wall area of a side wall, or on a piece of furniture or on a Furniture component or another object (5), in particular in a mobile home, can be positioned and/or arranged, in particular detachably fastened. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that with the help of the fastening system (1) a shelf (2b) on or on a wall (3) or a ceiling (4), in particular on a ceiling area or on a piece of furniture or can be positioned and/or arranged, in particular detachably fastened, on a furniture component or on another object (5), in particular in a mobile home. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the components of the fastening system (1) are designed and/or designed in such a way that a furniture foot is realized optically and/or visually. Fastening system (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the components of the fastening system (1) are designed and/or designed in such a way that a connection support is realized optically and/or visually.

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