DE7318530U - Box-shaped piece of furniture - Google Patents

Description

Patent attorneys
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Dipl.-Ing. Hartmjt Kohl Scratch Muibergerstrasse 33 Dipl.-Ing. Volkhard Kratzsch Telephone Stuttgart 07 11 - 35 99 9? Doutsciie Bank Esslingen 210 906 cable «kehlpatent» esslingenneckar Post office Stuttgart 1C. ^ Chase Manhattan Bank New York

Erich H. Slany H., May 1973

7300 Esslingen attorney's file 1342

Box-shaped piece of furniture

The invention relates to a box-shaped piece of furniture, something like a J ~ SchrsnkvyondeSementes, - preferably made of plastic. » with at least one purpose

Access to the box interior hinged box wall and c'ier receptacle for an associated wall mounting device. Pieces of furniture of this type serve as containers for storing various objects in industry, heritage, private households etc. The recordings and associated wall mounting devices are designed so that the furniture, e.g. B. for hanging on a wall, stationary mountable, but z. B. for moving purposes, variations in interior design etc., after removing the items stored in it from the wall are solvable. In the intended use, such pieces of furniture are to be used as Fixed storage containers set for a wide variety of objects.

The invention is based on the object of a box-shaped piece of furniture, for example after Kind of a wall unit element to create that does not rely on the use as a stationary one Storage container is set but a versatile use is permitted.

In the case of a box-shaped piece of furniture, the task is of the type mentioned at the beginning solved according to the invention by a handy handle, an approximately suitcase-shaped Shape with box dimensions that allow portability in the manner of a suitcase

WIlU uuujn.ll, '.'UlJ UlC nUIIIUIirilc UIIU UIC iUyCUIUIICir llUlliJUCICJI lyunySVUII ILMIUIIll ^ UI are preferably designed in a detachable wall bracket of the piece of furniture that is approximately at right angles to the wall plane. As a result, a large number of possible uses for the piece of furniture is opened up and the costs involved in this are used much better. The piece of furniture according to the invention is on the one hand like a conventional piece of furniture as a locally mounted container suitable for storing a wide variety of objects Removable from the wall and then used as a mobile transport container for the items it contains, such as a suitcase. The possibilities of use are manifold. For example, the furniture piece is suitable as a warning piece; for AAnfpr \ Aiifirmnnnon PmtnoLte <= t <~ for \ / & rtrotor <-iT ^ ko! Tritl ^ L-oif ^[ · - - · - · · ■ / ·· Tf ""'' * '- Γ ~ ~ ■ ~ · · - · ■ ~. ~. , ~ -. ~ ~~. . ^. , ..- ,. ^ ₁ ,

in Büι ι attach the piece of furniture as a wall unit cn a wall u "d for Simply remove intended customer visits from the wall and make them portable Can carry a sample case with you. This eliminates the otherwise necessary steps, namely taking samples ,. Mother folders, brochures, etc. from one special stationary storage container and placing in a special, transportable sample case. Such a special, transportable sample case isr dispensable, so that the costs for this are eliminated. The piece of furniture is also suitable for the inclusion of complete tool kits, which z. B. in Reparaiurbbetriebc · '- or The like, should be stored neatly and available to everyone, why that Piece of furniture with the tool sets it contains attached to a wall within easy reach but on the other hand if necessary for a single tendon !! z ^ ready to use must be, for which purpose the piece of furniture with the tool sets in front of the ',', 'and removed and can be transported to the place of use. Likewise is one Use in the do-it-yourself sector, for handicraft sets, for amateurs and photography or specialist, for recordings, for collections of tape recordings

ζ. B. together with recording and playback device, for other stamps utd Collections, therefore extremely advantageous for objects that are classified as Functional unit, kit or complete collection with all the necessary auxiliary ruffles on the one hand, kept tidy and ready to hand at home and on the other hand should also be transported in this set. It goes without saying that with furniture backs according to the invention in the same way as with conventional ones Pieces of furniture, e.g. B. arranged according to a certain principle of order, entire wall units let form.

The formation of the receptacle and associated wall mounting device in such a way that da3 the piece of furniture preferably in each case in a direction approximately at right angles to the wall surface on the one hand firmly and securely attached to a wall and on the other hand snow! and is easily detachable from de wall, can be varied, z. B. be chosen so that the Wall mounting device at least one on the wall with about the wall plane right-angled bracket attachable and the recording on the Möoelstück a has associated channel for form-fitting and / or force-fitting reception of the console. It can be of advantage here if the channel and associated console have a relatively large length range of the piece of furniture runs, so that both when attaching and loosening the piece of furniture on or from the wall at the same time serve as a guide. the Channel can z. B. have a U-profile with a downward opening, while as a console only in the simplest full an approximately rod-shaped element, z. B. pipe, sufficient can be. In this embodiment, the piece of furniture is in the longitudinal direction of the channel can be pushed onto or removed from the rod-shaped element. Also a take off upwards is possible. Furthermore, a releasable, interlocking locking between the channel and console can be provided, for. B. in the simplest case a locking pin that can be inserted between the console and the channel. With another advantageous embodiment is the wall mounting device as a U-shaped bracket designed, which can be attached to the wall with the web and its two legs each form a console. Such a wall mounting device is cheap,

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easy to manufacture and otherwise very stiff, especially if the U-shaped Bracket is bent from a flat strip. It can also be advantageous if the channels through open on the back of the box, preferably on the underside of the box closed pockets for the legs of the bracket are formed. Is the Insert pocket closed downwards at least at one point in the longitudinal direction of the gutter, then this results in a tilting of the piece of furniture in the vertical direction prevented on the consoles.

It can also be advantageous if the box side walls at least on one Part of their height are designed to be double-walled and the walls of the double-walled igen Partly form the pockets. This results in a stiffening of the box side walls achieved, which is particularly advantageous when the piece of furniture is made of plastic, and also ensures that the pockets cannot be seen from the outside are, so that the piece of furniture is designed more beautifully.

In a further advantageous embodiment erweiiern I _o the grooves in cross-section from the channel bottom in the vertical direction downwards approximately wedge shape towards the 'weight-dependent Klemmhalrerung the piece of furniture to the wall mounting device. It can be advantageous if the consoles also have such a cross-sectional shape. What is achieved hereby is that the piece of furniture is also held in a non-positive manner on the brackets due to the wedge effect when it is mounted on the wall as a result of the weight forces.

The pockets and the consoles of the wall mounting device can be in the pocket level from the box back to the front approximately wedge-shaped taper to clamp the piece of furniture to the wall mounting device when attaching to the consoles. Expediently, the course here d «e upper edge of the pockets and consoles horizontal and the lower edge of

- 5 inclined upwards and downwards from the bottom.

The handle-like handle can be in the front opposite the quay rear wall Box area and can be pulled out or pushed in in an approximately right-angled direction to the wall plane, so that the handle is easily accessible from the front is. To remove the piece of furniture from the wall, pull out the handle, after fully pulling out and pulling in the same direction the (piece of furniture from the wall mounting device is removed.

The handle-like handle can be held in a pocket and preferably at least be pushed so far into the pocket that their outer surface with those the box closes the front wall so that it is not completely pushed in protrudes and is otherwise hardly visible. The bag can be attached to the box, preferably be arranged on the outside thereof. This is the interior of the Kasfen on the entire Ka £ fenhö; ie usable. It is also achieved that two pieces of furniture according to the invention ^ ut can be carried with one hand by be placed against each other with the box bottoms, so that the handle-like handles are directly next to each other, form a double grip and together rr,; t one hand are lockable.

In a further advantageous embodiment, the handle-like handle consists of a flat tab, which has a handle slot at the front end and an adjoining one Has recess, in the eh locking bar arr box bottom engages, which in protrudes at right angles to the box bottom in the inside of the bag and preferably can be inserted into a fitting opening provided in the box bottom from the inside of the box bottom. This design is simple and cheap and throws at the Manufacture of the piece of furniture from plastic no manufacturing problems on "

Furthermore, if the handle is damaged, it can be easily replaced.

Conveniently, on the ^{Kactenunrerse:} te, preferably arn box bod s, standing surfaces provided, so that the piece of furniture; lick tip over is cufsetzbar on flat surfaces. The standing areas can be formed by strips running along the sides of the box. Before. It can also be advantageous if the bag mi; their underside forms a standing surface. In this case! For example, on the Kasrenbcden near the Kasren's rear wall, two spaced-apart feet of the bag of the same height can be provided, so that the tipping safety is given by three-point standing surfaces.

It is an advantage if the box cover and / or the front wall of the oven and / or at least one box side wall are designed as hinged box walls. Diverse combinations are possible here. The hinged box walls can automatically lock into barbed locks when they are closed be locked in the closed position. For example, the arrangement can be made in this way be that the hinged box cover! two locks, e.g. B. on two each other opposite edges one or two at one edge, preferably on the box front, at such a large distance from each other that unlocking requires two-handed attack. This design ensures that the box lid is not accidentally opened when the piece of furniture is being carried and that the objects contained therein fall out; because there for Carrying the "attack of one hand on the handle is necessary is when carrying one two-handed opening impossible.

The barb-like locks can tme spring tongue with barb-shaped Lock body on the one hand and a locking surface assigned to the lock body on the other hand wake up, behind which the bolt body snaps into place when locking.

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This is easy and cheap, for example the spring tongues can simply go through

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the spring tongue makes use of the elasticity of the plastic material.

In a further advantageous embodiment, the casement lid can be opened hinged to the rear wall of the Kasren and points on both side edges to the derl'el area approximately right-angled sidebars pointing towards the bottom of the box. The outside surfaces the side strips can run in the plane of the outer surfaces of those walls that run outside in the double-walled part of the box side walls. this leads to an elegant design. The sidebars also provide reinforcement of the box lid reached.

The invention is based on the embodiments shown in the drawings a box-shaped piece of furniture explained in detail. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of one of a wall bracket

detached piece of furniture with the box lid open,

Figs. 2 and 4 each show a perspective view of a group of

Pieces of furniture that are attached to a wall in the manner of wall unit elements,

Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a held on a wall

Piece of furniture with a wall mounting device,

Fig. 5 is a rear view of the piece of furniture in Fig. 1,

6 shows a vertical section along the line VI-VI in FIG. 5,

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FIG. 7 shows a representation corresponding to the view in FIG. 1
Piece of furniture according to a second exemplary embodiment.

In the drawings, in particular FIG. 1, a piece of furniture 10 formed in the manner of a cupboard wall element is shown in the form of a box made of plastic / which allows an approximately suitcase-shaped shape with portability in the manner of a suitcase
Has box dimensions. The piece of furniture 10 is releasably attached to a z. B. vertical wall mountable so that it can be used like a conventional cabinet wall element, for transport purposes, the piece of furniture 10 with the objects contained therein can be removed from the wall mounting device and carried in the manner of a suitcase.

Details of the wall mounting device can be seen from FIGS. Dte Wall mounting device is designed as a U-shaped bracket 11, which with the web 12 can be fastened to a wall 13 and its two legs 14 each have a console to hold the piece of furniture 10. The bracket 11 is made of a metallic one Flat strips formed by folding. The web 12 has bores 15 into which the wall fastening screws engage.

The box walls of the piece of furniture IC can be seen by a, as shown in FIG is, upwardly hinged lid 20, a forward and downward hinged Front wall 30, as well as a rear wall 40, a bottom 41 and two side walls 42 is formed, the rear wall 40, the bottom 41 and the two side walls 42

are connected to one another to form a fixed box part, e.g. B. are in one piece. The bottom 41 has on its front side adjoining the front wall 30 a skirting board 3I _- protruding from the inner surface. the end soap merges into the soap walls 42 and stiffens the bottom 41. On the back, which can be seen in particular from FIG. 5, the rear wall 40 carries a round stiffening frame 43 to the wall stiffening, the vertically extending legs of the stiffening frame 43 having recesses 44, the depth of the thickness and the height of the Height of the web 12 of the U-bracket 11 corresponds. The stiffening frame 43 forms with its free end face a contact surface with which the piece of furniture 10 comes to rest on the surface of the wall 13 when it is fastened to the wall.

The side walls 42 are designed to be double-walled at least over part of their height by an inner wall 32 (see, in particular, FIG. 6) and one at a distance from it running outer wall 33. The outer wall 23 extends at the upper edge area Via a transverse web 34 into the inner curve 32, soft at the top Edge protrudes beyond the outer wall 33. Between the inner wall 32 and the outer wall 33 there is thus an approximately trough-shaped insertion pocket 35 for wall mounting of the piece of furniture 10 is formed. The pocket 35 has in, Uuschnitt approximately inverted U-profile and is open towards the rear wall 40. Down is the Insert pocket 35 closed by a strip 36 that extends between the inner wall 32 and the outer wall 33 is arranged in the lower region. The double-walled design the side wall 42 provides additional stiffening. The insertion slot 35 extends over a substantial part of the length of the piece of furniture 10, for example about two thirds of the length, and corresponds in length substantially the length of the legs 14 of the bracket; 11, for the reception of which the pocket 35 is intended. As can be seen in particular from Fig. 5 and ό, the widening Channel-shaped insertion pockets 35 in cross section from the bottom of the channel in a vertical direction Downwards roughly wedge-shaped, namely to the weight-dependent clamping bracket

of the piece of furniture on the bracket 11. In a corresponding manner, as in Fig. 6 is indicated, the legs 14 of the bracket 11 may be formed.

Furthermore, the Einsteok pockets 35, as indicated by dotted lines in Fig. 3, and in an associated training, the legs of the bracket 11 are seen in the plane of the pockets 35 / on the box backside te towards the front Taper roughly in a wedge shape towards the junction of the clamp holder of the A / \ ÖbelstücKes 10 at the bow! Ii when attaching to the legs 14. D. · upper edge of the pockets 35 and the leg 14 expediently runs horizontally, so the wedge only is thereby formed. That its lower edge from bottom to top and to the front is inclined.

You ^r ch the respective design of the shape of the insertion tabs 36 and the tavern! j4 a force-fit mounting of the piece of furniture 1Ü on Bücjjj 11 is thus achieved. Instead of this or in addition to this, detachable, form-fitting interlocks effective between the insertion pocket 35 and legs 14 can also be provided.

The hinged cover 20 is hinged to the upper edge of the rear wall 40 by means of a hinge 21 so that it can pivot about the axis 22 indicated by dashed lines. On both of its side edges, the hinged cover! 20 side strips 2Γ running approximately at right angles to the top surface and pointing to the bottom A \! ujf, which in the closed state of the cover 20 overlap the upward voi; -; 'c-' the Tel '' he inner wall 32. ! The outer surfaces of the sides eiste- 13 vorlc ■; '·:. ■■■ here essentially in de ^r plane of the outer surfaces of the Ajßenv. rr.du-.r. 33, A-front edge, the cover 20 has a protruding edge 24 towards the inside of the box, which contributes to the cover stiffening.

■ r-.er r -r-.er isr on the front of the piece of furniture 10 is an L-shaped cross-section

'-ibu, Wrbir.dungssteg 25 provided between the two side walls 42

rsfrec t.TSfreckr and contributes to further stiffening.

'ie Vc The front wall 30 is on its surface facing the box interior with a

'' first stiffening frame 2o provided and at the lower edge at both ends by means of a

ieren kidneys hinged on the side walls 42 so as to be pivotable.

> he D The cover 20 and the front wanci 30 are

iegeli locking devices can be automatically locked in the closed position when they are closed.

) These locks can be seen in particular from FIG. The cover 20 loads

Now there are two locks, one each in the front area of the side

/ ände walls 42. Dk front wall 30 has only one lock, namely about

in their midst. The locks consist of a spring tongue 27, which is preferably

by cutting the inner wall 32 or the stiffening frame 26 to the

• Eiten side walls 42 or the front wall 30 are formed, with an integrally formed,

; tv / a 'ο tv / α barb-like locking body 28. The locking body 28 of the two lid closures

The locking mechanism is in each case a molded-in in the cover 20 in the side strips 23

teckt ststeckcische 37 assigned with a locking surface 29 (Fig. 3). The bolt body

-8 de 28 of the locking of the front wall 30 is a locking surface 29 in the connecting web

? 5 assigned to 25, which has an insertion slot 33 for receiving the locking body 28 with

■ eder; Has spring tongue 27.

nsbes In particular from Fig. 3 it can be seen that in the front box area a handle

like-like handle 45 is provided, by means of which the piece of furniture 10 in the manner of a

Handl <hand case is portable. The handle-like handle 45 is in the plane of the wall

arranged so that they can be pulled out or pushed in approximately in a right-angled direction. the

handle-like handle 45 is held in a forwardly open pocket 46 which is arranged on the outside of the box bottom 41. In detail there is the handle-like handle 45 from a flat tab with a handle slot 47 on the front end and an adjoining recess 48 is provided into which a Securing web 49 engages on the bottom 41. The securing web 49 protrudes to the ground 41 at right angles into the interior of the pocket 46 and is in an im Bottom 41 provided, not visible fitting opening from the inside of the bottom can be plugged in.

The piece of furniture 10 is equipped on the underside with standing surfaces so that it can turn when placed on a flat surface so that it does not tip over. In the embodiment according to FIG. 3, the standing surfaces are formed by two lateral strips 39 which protrude from the bottom 41 downwards. As indicated by dashed lines in Fig. 3, instead of the strips 39 in the rear area of the piece of furniture 10 on the floor 41 two foot blocks 50 arranged at a distance from one another can also be provided, which together with the pocket 46 then form a three-point surface.

In an embodiment not shown, inside the box on the floor 41, a second base plate can be arranged, which is held and guided in the piece of furniture 10 such that it can be pulled out telescopically, whereby they come together if necessary with an object resting on it, for example a tape recorder or the like. can be pulled out to about two thirds of its length.

In FIGS. 2 and 3 it is shown how furniture 10 according to the invention entire wall unit units, for example according to a certain ordering system, put together. For this purpose, the brackets 11 are attached to the wall.

solidifies and then in a direction approximately at right angles to the wall plane, the individual pieces of furniture 10 with the back first so on the bows! 11 pushed on so that the legs 14 engage in the lateral recessed pockets 35. So that the handle-like handles 45 do not protrude in a disruptive manner, they are pushed completely into the pockets 46 when the wall holder is used, whereby their outer surface is essentially flush with that of the front wall 3C.

Soii a stationary held by means of a wall bracket piece of furniture 10 together with the objects contained therein as iransporfbehüimis user and by the Wall are removed, the handle-like handle 45 is right-angled in the direction pulled out to the wall plane and put into the handle slot 47 by hand. If there is a further pull-out movement in the same direction, then the piece of furniture 10 withdrawn from the legs 14 of the bracket 11, the Legs 14 urd the pockets 35 at the same time serve as a guide when pulling off. The withdrawn piece of furniture 10 is then together with the objects contained therein transportable like a suitcase.

It can be advantageous to have at least one box wall of the piece of furniture 10 make transparent plastic material so that it can be seen from the outside is what is inside the box for objects.

In the second AusfUhrungsbeispiel shown in Fig. 7 are for the parts that the The first exemplary embodiment, in particular FIG. 1, correspond to reference numerals that are larger by 100, so that reference is made to the description of the previous exemplary embodiment.

The second embodiment differs from the first only in that the two locks assigned to the cover 120 are not provided on the side walls 142, as in the first embodiment, but on the L-shaped connecting web, namely by the fact that the vertically extending leg of the

binding web 125 at a large distance from one another through incisions the recMizu; : \ -s \ 77 are formed with molded locking bodies 128. The locking body 123 zvv -: - is arranged in the front stop bar 124 of the cover 120 a corresponding recess 151 with locking surface 152. This configuration is in the second exemplary embodiment! the manufacture of the cover 120 is simplified, since the insertion pockets 37 provided in the first exemplary embodiment with a relatively intricate shape are not required.

Be! another, not shown Ausführungsbeispie! the legs 14 of the U-shaped bracket are held on the web 12 such that they can pivot about a vertical axis, for example, so that they can be folded out of the plane of the web 12 or into this. Between footbridge 12 and tavern! 14 a lock is also provided, by means of which the legs 14 can be locked in the folded-out position, as the one according to FIG. This design of the U-shaped bracket I ¹ has the advantage that when the pieces of furniture are removed from the wall 13 and the fastening device, the legs: I 14 can be folded up on the web 12, so that the legs 14 are quite annoying protrude from the plane of the wall.

Instead of the described wall fastening device with a U-shaped bracket! on the one hand and pockets 35 on the other hand, in a further, not shown Ausfühmngsbeispiei any other fastening ^{devices are provided r} .'iin, for example conventional ArI, in which the War.dflache 13 hooks are attached to the recesses provided on the back of the piece of furniture 10 for Engage the wall mounting. Furthermore, U-rails that can be fastened to the wall 13 can also be provided for wall mounting, the parallel bars of which protrude from the V / and! have through bores seen at a distance from one another along the leg length. On the back of the piece of furniture protruding, vertical strips are arranged in a corresponding adaptation, which are also provided with transversely directed through holes, so that the strips on the furniture for wall mounting of the AAjbelstückes 10

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sfUc !; in the space between the legs of the respectively assigned,

ve vertically veri outer U-jCmcne engage. The Vt; irky> j! U; -. Y Cjf ^ 'gf i ^ du: ;;:

because the fact that in the aligned through holes of the strips

av on the back of the piece of furniture and the U-rails cross-locking bolts oin-

be pushed.

Claims (1)

. 1 Patent attorneys _ Kehl D-7S00 FWngsri Dipl. Ing. Hailmut Kehl Kratzsch Mülts, g ^ -rst. ·. 65 Dipl.-Ing. Volkhard Krauc h "J. ~ U Telephone Stuttgart 0711-35 99 92 Deutrehe Bank Esslingen 210 SÜ6 cable --kehlpatent »esslingenneckar Postscheckamt Stuttgart 1G004 Chase Manhattan Bank New York Erich H. Siany May 14, 1973 73 Esslingen attorney's file 1342- A Protection claims 1. Box-shaped piece of furniture, for example in the manner of a wall unit element, preferably Made of plastic, with at least one hinged to allow access to the inside of the box Box wall and a receptacle for an associated wall mounting device, characterized by a handle-like handle (43), a approximately suitcase-shaped with portability in the manner of a suitcase permitting Kasren dimensions and in that the receptacle and the associated wall attachment transmission device for releasable, preferably in a direction approximately at right angles to the wall plane Wall bracket of the piece of furniture (1 (^ are designed. 2. Piece of furniture according to claim 1, characterized ichn et that the wall mounting device at least one bracket (14) which can be fastened to the wall (13) with an approximately right-angled course to the wall plane and the receptacle on the piece of furniture (10) has an associated one Channel (35) for form-fitting and / or force-fitting reception of the console (14) having. 3. Piece of furniture according to claim 2, characterized in that the wall fastening device is designed as a U-shaped bracket (11), which is connected to the web (12) can be fastened to the wall (13) and its two legs (14) each have one Form console. 4. Piece of furniture according to claim 2 and 3, characterized in that the Gutters through open at the back of the barracks, preferably to the box entrance closed pockets (35) for the legs (14) of the B-jge IsHl) are formed. 5. Item of furniture according to claim A _1, characterized in that the Keifen seifenvünde (42) are designed double-walled at least over part of their height and the walls (32, 33) of the doppel.vandigen part the one; corner pocket (35) form. 6. Piece of furniture according to one of claims 2-5, characterized in that that the channels (35) in cross section from the channel bottom in the vertical direction expand downwards approximately in a wedge shape for the weight-dependent clamping structure of the Piece of furniture on the wall mounting device. 7. Piece of furniture according to one of claims 4 -6, characterized in that '' e pockets (35) and the Korvsoler (14) of the wall fastening device in the pocket plane from the back of the box to the front taper approximately wedge-shaped to the clamping bracket of the piece of furniture on the wall mounting device when inserting on the consoles (14). 8. Piece of furniture according to one of claims 2 - 7, characterized in that a detachable, form-fit between the channel (35) and bracket (14) effective latch is provided. 9. Piece of furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the handle-like Handle (45) in the front box beieich opposite the box rear wall (40) and can be pulled out or pushed in in an approximately right-angled direction to the wall plane is arranged. -ίδιο. Piece of furniture according to claim 9, characterized in that the grip-type handle (45) gehalfen in a pocket (46) and preferably at least as far Ir ₁ rt'io Tntrlio I AA \ ointrhiiaKknr! <; T AnR * f!> With ihrpr AiiRpnfliirhp m ! t derif> ninf? n ... -. -. ._ ^ ■ - / - · ■ ..-.-__. · - -, ..... .... . . ._. _t ^ - the box front wall (30) closes. 11. Piece of furniture according to claim 10, characterized in that the bag (46) is arranged on the box bottom (41), preferably on the outside thereof. 12. Monel piece according to claim 10 and 11, characterized in that the handle-like handle (45) consists of a flat tab which has a handle slot ( A7) at the front end and an adjoining recess (48), "n which a securing web (49 ) engages the box bottom (41), which protrudes into the inside of the bag in a direction perpendicular to the Kasrenboden (41) and which can preferably be inserted from the inside of the box bottom into a fitting opening provided in the Kasrenboden. 13. Piece of furniture according to one of claims 1 - 12, characterized by the base of the box, preferably on the box bottom (41), provided standing areas. 14. Piece of furniture according to claim 11 and 13, characterized in that the Pocket (46) forms a standing surface with its underside. 15. piece of furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the box cover (20) and / or the box front wall (30) and / or at least one Kastenseirenv / and ( 42 ) are designed as hinged box walls. 16. Piece of furniture according to Anspnjchl5, characterized in that the hinged Kasfenwandun.gen (20, 30) by means of eKva barb-like locks when closing can be automatically locked in the closed position » 17. Piece of furniture according to claim 15 and 16, characterized in that the hinged box cover (20; 120) has two Vsrriegelungen, for example, on two opposite RHndei-n! - »because one or two on one edge _; yo! - preferably on the front of the box, at such a large distance from one another that unlocking requires two-handed gripping. 18. piece of furniture according to claim 16 or 17, characterized in that the barb-like locks have a spring tongue (27; 127) with a barb-shaped Have locking body (28; 128) on the one hand and a locking surface (29; 152) assigned to the locking body (28; 128) on the other hand, behind which the locking body snaps into place when locking. 19. piece of furniture according to one of claims 1 - 18, characterized in that the hinged box cover (20) is hinged to the box rear wall (40) and on both rare edges approximately right-angled to the ceiling and to the bottom of the box (41) has indicative side strips (23). 20. Piece of furniture according to claim 5 and 19, characterized in that the Outer surfaces of the side strips (23) run in the plane of the outer surfaces of those walls (33) which are in the double walled part of the box side walls (42) run outside. .Piece of furniture according to one of Claims 1 to 20, characterized in that the hinged box front wall (30) is hinged to the edge that the box lid (20) is turned away. 22. piece of furniture according to one of claims 1 -21, characterized in that at least one box turn is made of transparent plastic material. 23. Piece of furniture according to one of claims 1 -4, characterized in that the geken nze i chne Consoles of the wall mounting device, preferably the tavern! (14) of the U-shaped Bracket (11), can be folded out of or into the fastening plane and in the can be locked in the unfolded position.