ES1066178U - Sliding door for cabinets (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Sliding door for cabinets, of the type that slide suspended or hung through roller skates fixed to its upper edge, on guides operatively fixed to the upper crosspiece of the door frame, characterized in that in correspondence with its lower edge it incorporates a longitudinal groove, preferably in a centered arrangement, in which an anti-swaying piece plays, in the manner of a pivot fixed to the ground, with which the said slot of the door is maintained along its entire trajectory between the limit situations opening and closing of it. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Sliding door for cupboards.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a door sliding, of those used for the closing of cabinets, and more specifically those that slide on a guide profile upper, through a pair of roller skates located nearby of the ends of its edge also superior.

The object of the invention is to achieve a door that is immobilized in a reciprocating direction, that is to say front to trends in its transverse displacement, in the absence of classic lower guide, achieving perfect continuity in the floor, between the inside and outside of the closet, which facilitates both the cleaning of the latter and the introduction therein of furniture modules such as drawers and the like.

Background of the invention

Although there are sliding doors equipped with lower sliding wheels on respective guides, currently the closet doors slide on a guide upper, usually "U" section and mouth strangled, said opening defining two parallel tracks of rolling that frame a roller skate conveniently associated with the door, so that it is susceptible to move longitudinally through said guide, smoothly and silent

To avoid leaning on the door swing into the closet, or you can also to swing outward when pulled on it, is say to avoid reciprocating movements, these doors are assisted by a lower guide, conveniently fixed to the ground, which plays in a longitudinal groove of the lower edge of the door and allowing its longitudinal displacement prevents its lateral tilt.

This guide is an obstacle that facilitates the accumulation of dirt in its vicinity, which makes it difficult notably the cleanliness of the floor and that among other problems suffers more or less rapid deterioration because normally Closet users step on this guide.

Description of the invention

The sliding door for cabinets that the invention proposes, belonging to the second of the types previously cited, that is to say the type of those that are hung from a superior guide, resolves in a fully satisfactory way the problematic previously exposed, and this on the basis that its special structuring allows the removal of the mentioned guide bottom, with the parallel elimination of all problems derived from their own presence.

For this and more specifically the door that it is recommended, keeping its roller skates at the level of its edge upper, it has a longitudinal groove in its lower edge with which combines an anti-reciprocating piece, attached to the ground, placed at one end of the door, next to the central side, of so that said reciprocating piece constitutes a kind of pivot fixed permanently related to the door itself between the opening and closing limit situations of it, acting at all times as a means of transverse immobilization for the door, that is as a means that prevents the movements of sway of it.

Said anti-reciprocating piece, besides being of very small dimensions, due to its own location in one of the Door ends do not interfere practically at all in floor cleaning operations, between the interior and the outside of the closet, specifically in the case of closets embedded, on which the invention is fundamentally centered, in which the doors reach the ground level.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1.- Shows a representation schematic of a pair of sliding doors for cabinets, hung, made in accordance with the purpose of this invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a representation also  schematic plan of a closet with the two doors of the Figure 1.

Figure 3.- Shows, finally, a view in front perspective of a built-in closet, equipped with doors sliding of the previous figures.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can be seen as the sliding and hanging door that the invention proposed is of the type of which the door itself (1) incorporates at the level of its upper edge a pair of skates rolling (2) through which slides on a guide (3) conveniently fixed to the frame (4), in which the door plays, in the example of practical implementation chosen the pair of doors (1-1 ').

Well, according to the invention, the door (1-1 ') incorporates in correspondence with its lower edge (5) a longitudinal and middle groove (6) to through which said door (1) is related at all times to a reciprocating piece (7) conveniently fixed to the ground, specifically in the confluence zone between two doors of the Closing cabinet for them, as shown in the figure 2, so that from such closing situation to the doors (1-1 ') shown in figure 2, when any of them goes into the opening situation, it does sliding on the anti-reciprocating piece corresponding, which keeps at all times the door preventing transverse movement of it.

Logically the door must be provided with stops that limit the opening and closing of the same, in order to prevent it from decoupling, in any of its positions limit, of the corresponding anti-reciprocating piece.

It is achieved in this way, as before It has been said, and as follows from the observation in Figure 3, a superficial continuity in the ground between the interior and the outside the closet, with only two tiny obstacles, specifically the two anti-reciprocating pieces, which as it has been said before it facilitates cleaning inside the closet at the level of its bottom, the introduction in the breast of drawers and similar, etc.

Claims (2)

1. Sliding door for cabinets, of the type that slide suspended or hung through roller skates fixed to its upper edge, on guides operatively fixed to the upper crossbar of the door frame, characterized in that in correspondence with its lower edge it incorporates a longitudinal groove, preferably in a centered arrangement, in which an anti-reciprocating piece plays, by way of a pivot fixed to the ground, with which said door groove remains related throughout its trajectory between the limit situations of opening and closing of it. 2. Sliding door for cabinets, characterized in that the aforementioned pivot or anti-reciprocating piece is located at the end of the door next to the central side or to the central area of the frame in which the pair of sliding doors play.