SU14578A1 - Fixture for fastening ship furniture - Google Patents

Description

The proposed fixture for crafting ship furniture is intended to allow a slight movement of the latter and is accomplished by means of a vertically positioned and fixedly mounted rod, at the end of which rollers are fixed to move along them a horizontal rod moving also on rollers along the rails fixed to the furniture.

In FIG. Figure 1 shows the failure mode; FIG 2 is a section through the line AB in FIG. one.

Round metal rod, 1, having sharpening at its ends; with loose rollers 2, 2, it moves along two metal guiding rails m 11, 11 attached inside the chair or sofa to the legs on both sides at the same height. The rod 1 is free / enters the collar 3 with two rollers 4, 4 fixed loosely on the axis; there is a round hole in the lower part of the collar; for fixing the free circular bar, the second rod 5. The second end of the rod 5 is inserted into the sleeve gon 8, fastened to the deck through the hole 8, with screws. A spring 9 is put on the cut end of the rod 1, having an angle bar body on one side and a nut 10 on the other side, which serves both to press the rollers to the respective rails and to keep the furniture from randomly moving during rolling.

Fixed in this way, the furniture can be moved insignificantly as needed in any direction, since in this case the rollers 2, 2 freely move along the runner m 11, 11 and the rollers 4, 4 through the rod 1.

The subject of the patent.

A furniture fixture for ship furniture, characterized by the use of a clamp 3, connected by a spring 9 and a nut 10 bearing 5 bearing a lower end with a fixed angle 8 fixed to the deck 8 and fitted with two rollers 4 for movement on a metal rod 1 equipped with rollers 2 at its ends for movement on skid m 11, fixed on the ship mebel.

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