US20090079311A1 - Removable pull handle device for a cabinet drawer - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a handle device, more particularly to a removable pull handle device for a cabinet drawer.
- a common cabinet 6 includes a plurality of cabinet drawers 62 , each of which is mounted with a conventional handle 63 .
- a user holds the conventional handle 63 of one of the cabinet drawers 62 and applies a pulling force thereto, the respective cabinet drawer 62 will be opened.
- Another common cabinet (not shown) has a construction similar to that of the abovementioned common cabinet 6 , but further includes a lock device for promoting security and privacy of the contents of the cabinet drawers.
- the configuration of the lock device is relatively complicated, and all of the cabinet drawers are either locked or unlocked at the same time, thereby affecting the practicality of this common cabinet.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a removable pull handle device for a cabinet drawer, which provides higher security and privacy for contents of the cabinet drawer, and which is more practical.
- a removable pull handle device of the present invention is adapted for use with a cabinet drawer that has an outer drawer surface formed with a handle mounting hole.
- the removable pull handle device comprises a face plate and a pull handle member.
- the face plate includes a plate wall that is adapted to be secured on the outer drawer surface of the cabinet so as to cover the handle mounting hole.
- the plate wall is formed with a key hole for access into the handle mounting hole.
- the pull handle member has a key portion that has a first end and a second end extendible removably through the key hole in the face plate, and a handle portion that is connected to the first end of the key portion.
- the key hole and the key portion are configured such that, when the key portion is extended through the key hole, the pull handle member is rotatable relative to the face plate between a key inserting position, where the key portion is removable from the face plate via the key hole, and a plate engaging position, where the key portion is non-removable from the face plate and where the pull handle member cooperates with the face plate so as to form a force exerting mechanism that permits application of a pull force at the handle portion to draw the cabinet drawer to an opened state.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cabinet having cabinet drawers mounted with conventional handles;
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a cabinet having cabinet drawers mounted with a preferred embodiment of a removable pull handle device according to the invention
- FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment
- FIG. 4 is a partly exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the preferred embodiment, illustrating a pull handle member in a plate engaging position
- FIG. 6 is an assembled sectional view of the preferred embodiment taken along line VI-VI in FIG. 5 ;
- FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 2 , but illustrating the preferred embodiment with the pull handle members removed from the cabinet drawers;
- FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIG. 5 , but illustrating the pull handle member in a key inserting position
- FIG. 9 is a partly exploded sectional view of the preferred embodiment taken along line IX-IX in FIG. 8 .
- the preferred embodiment of a removable pull handle device is adapted for use with a cabinet drawer 12 slidably disposed in a cabinet 1 .
- the cabinet drawer 12 has an outer drawer surface 121 formed with a handle mounting hole 122 .
- the removable pull handle device comprises a mounting seat 2 , a rotary member 3 , a face plate 4 , and a pull handle member 5 .
- the mounting seat 2 is adapted to be fixed in the handle mounting hole 122 in the outer drawer surface 121 of the cabinet drawer 12 , and includes a surrounding seat wall 22 surrounding an axis (X) and defining a receiving space 21 .
- the surrounding seat wall 22 has one edge formed with a circumferentially extending notch 23 that has first and second notch edges 231 , 232 , and an inner wall surface 25 formed with first and second pits 251 , 252 that are angularly spaced apart from each other.
- the mounting seat 2 further includes a back wall 26 that is disposed at the other edge of the surrounding seat wall 22 opposite to the circumferentially extending notch 23 , and that cooperates with the surrounding seat wall 22 to define the receiving space 21 , and a screw 27 that extends through the back wall 26 along the axis (X), and that fastens the mounting seat 2 to the cabinet drawer 12 .
- the rotary member 3 is disposed rotatably in the receiving space 21 in the mounting seat 2 , and includes a surrounding wall 31 surrounding the axis (X), defining a key space 30 , and having an internal wall surface 311 and an external wall surface 312 .
- the internal wall surface 311 is formed with a pair of positioning protrusions 32 that confine a stop receiving notch 36 .
- the external wall surface 312 is formed with a limit projection 33 that extends into and that cooperates with the circumferentially extending notch 23 in the surrounding seat wall 22 of the mounting seat 2 to limit extent of angular rotation of the rotary member 3 relative to the mounting seat 2 , and a positioning bump 35 that engages removably the first pit 251 or the second pit 252 of the inner wall surface 25 of the surrounding seat wall 22 .
- the mounting seat 2 further includes a guide shaft 24 that extends into the key space 30 along the axis (X).
- the face plate 4 includes a plate wall 41 that is adapted to be secured on the outer drawer surface 121 of the cabinet drawer 12 so as to cover the mounting seat 2 and the rotary member 3 , and that is formed with a key hole 42 for access into the handle mounting hole 122 .
- the pull handle member 5 has a key portion 51 and a handle portion 52 .
- the key portion 51 has a first end 514 and a second end 515 extendible removably into the key space 30 in the rotary member 3 through the key hole 42 in the face plate 4 , and includes an insert rod 511 extending at the second end 515 along the axis (X), and a stop 512 protruding in a radial outward direction from the insert rod 511 relative to the axis (X).
- the insert rod 511 is formed with a blind hole 513 extending along the axis (X) and into which the guide shaft 24 of the mounting seat 2 is extendible.
- the key hole 42 in the face plate 4 has a largest dimension and a smallest dimension smaller than the largest dimension.
- the handle portion 52 is connected detachably to the first end 514 of the key portion 51 , such as via a male and female threaded connection.
- the key portion 51 is non-removable from the face plate 4 and where the pull handle member 5 cooperates with the face plate 4 so as to form a force exerting mechanism that permits application of a pull force at the handle portion 52 to draw the cabinet drawer 12 to an opened state.
- the positioning bump 35 of the rotary member 3 will engage removably the first pit 251 of the surrounding seat wall 22 of the mounting seat 2 for positioning the rotary member 3 relative to the face plate 4 .
- the positioning bump 35 of the rotary member 3 will engage removably the second pit 252 of the surrounding seat wall 22 of the mounting seat 2 for positioning the rotary member 3 relative to the face plate 4 such that the key portion 51 can be pulled away smoothly via the key hole 42 .
- handle portion 52 of the pull handle member 5 is detachably connected to the key portion 51 of the pull handle member 5 , different forms of the handle portion 52 can be connected to the key portion 51 to meet aesthetic requirements.
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A removable pull handle device is adapted for use with a cabinet drawer formed with a handle mounting hole, and includes a face plate and a pull handle member having a key portion and a handle portion. The face plate includes a plate wall to be secured on the cabinet drawer so as to cover the handle mounting hole, and formed with a key hole for access into the handle mounting hole. The key hole and the key portion are configured such that, when the key portion is extended through the key hole, the pull handle member is rotatable relative to the face plate between a key inserting position, and a plate engaging position, where the pull handle member and the face plate cooperate to form a force exerting mechanism that permits application of a pull force to draw the cabinet drawer to an opened state.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The invention relates to a handle device, more particularly to a removable pull handle device for a cabinet drawer.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
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FIG. 1 , acommon cabinet 6 includes a plurality ofcabinet drawers 62, each of which is mounted with aconventional handle 63. When a user holds theconventional handle 63 of one of thecabinet drawers 62 and applies a pulling force thereto, therespective cabinet drawer 62 will be opened. However, since anyone can easily open thecabinet drawers 62, the contents thereof can be easily revealed without security and privacy. Another common cabinet (not shown) has a construction similar to that of the abovementionedcommon cabinet 6, but further includes a lock device for promoting security and privacy of the contents of the cabinet drawers. However, the configuration of the lock device is relatively complicated, and all of the cabinet drawers are either locked or unlocked at the same time, thereby affecting the practicality of this common cabinet. - Therefore, the object of the present invention is to provide a removable pull handle device for a cabinet drawer, which provides higher security and privacy for contents of the cabinet drawer, and which is more practical.
- Accordingly, a removable pull handle device of the present invention is adapted for use with a cabinet drawer that has an outer drawer surface formed with a handle mounting hole. The removable pull handle device comprises a face plate and a pull handle member. The face plate includes a plate wall that is adapted to be secured on the outer drawer surface of the cabinet so as to cover the handle mounting hole. The plate wall is formed with a key hole for access into the handle mounting hole. The pull handle member has a key portion that has a first end and a second end extendible removably through the key hole in the face plate, and a handle portion that is connected to the first end of the key portion. The key hole and the key portion are configured such that, when the key portion is extended through the key hole, the pull handle member is rotatable relative to the face plate between a key inserting position, where the key portion is removable from the face plate via the key hole, and a plate engaging position, where the key portion is non-removable from the face plate and where the pull handle member cooperates with the face plate so as to form a force exerting mechanism that permits application of a pull force at the handle portion to draw the cabinet drawer to an opened state.
- Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent in the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment with reference to the accompanying drawings, of which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cabinet having cabinet drawers mounted with conventional handles; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a cabinet having cabinet drawers mounted with a preferred embodiment of a removable pull handle device according to the invention; -
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment; -
FIG. 4 is a partly exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment; -
FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the preferred embodiment, illustrating a pull handle member in a plate engaging position; -
FIG. 6 is an assembled sectional view of the preferred embodiment taken along line VI-VI inFIG. 5 ; -
FIG. 7 is a view similar toFIG. 2 , but illustrating the preferred embodiment with the pull handle members removed from the cabinet drawers; -
FIG. 8 is a view similar toFIG. 5 , but illustrating the pull handle member in a key inserting position; and -
FIG. 9 is a partly exploded sectional view of the preferred embodiment taken along line IX-IX inFIG. 8 . - As shown in
FIGS. 2 , 3, 4, and 6, the preferred embodiment of a removable pull handle device according to the present invention is adapted for use with acabinet drawer 12 slidably disposed in acabinet 1. Thecabinet drawer 12 has anouter drawer surface 121 formed with ahandle mounting hole 122. The removable pull handle device comprises amounting seat 2, arotary member 3, aface plate 4, and apull handle member 5. - The
mounting seat 2 is adapted to be fixed in thehandle mounting hole 122 in theouter drawer surface 121 of thecabinet drawer 12, and includes a surroundingseat wall 22 surrounding an axis (X) and defining areceiving space 21. In this embodiment, the surroundingseat wall 22 has one edge formed with a circumferentially extendingnotch 23 that has first and 231, 232, and ansecond notch edges inner wall surface 25 formed with first and 251, 252 that are angularly spaced apart from each other. Thesecond pits mounting seat 2 further includes aback wall 26 that is disposed at the other edge of the surroundingseat wall 22 opposite to the circumferentially extendingnotch 23, and that cooperates with the surroundingseat wall 22 to define thereceiving space 21, and ascrew 27 that extends through theback wall 26 along the axis (X), and that fastens themounting seat 2 to thecabinet drawer 12. - The
rotary member 3 is disposed rotatably in thereceiving space 21 in themounting seat 2, and includes a surroundingwall 31 surrounding the axis (X), defining akey space 30, and having aninternal wall surface 311 and anexternal wall surface 312. Theinternal wall surface 311 is formed with a pair ofpositioning protrusions 32 that confine astop receiving notch 36. In this embodiment, theexternal wall surface 312 is formed with alimit projection 33 that extends into and that cooperates with the circumferentially extendingnotch 23 in the surroundingseat wall 22 of themounting seat 2 to limit extent of angular rotation of therotary member 3 relative to themounting seat 2, and apositioning bump 35 that engages removably thefirst pit 251 or thesecond pit 252 of theinner wall surface 25 of the surroundingseat wall 22. Themounting seat 2 further includes aguide shaft 24 that extends into thekey space 30 along the axis (X). - The
face plate 4 includes aplate wall 41 that is adapted to be secured on theouter drawer surface 121 of thecabinet drawer 12 so as to cover themounting seat 2 and therotary member 3, and that is formed with akey hole 42 for access into thehandle mounting hole 122. - The
pull handle member 5 has akey portion 51 and ahandle portion 52. Thekey portion 51 has afirst end 514 and asecond end 515 extendible removably into thekey space 30 in therotary member 3 through thekey hole 42 in theface plate 4, and includes aninsert rod 511 extending at thesecond end 515 along the axis (X), and astop 512 protruding in a radial outward direction from theinsert rod 511 relative to the axis (X). Theinsert rod 511 is formed with ablind hole 513 extending along the axis (X) and into which theguide shaft 24 of themounting seat 2 is extendible. Thekey hole 42 in theface plate 4 has a largest dimension and a smallest dimension smaller than the largest dimension. The sum of a diameter of theinsert rod 511 and a radial length of thestop 512 is smaller than the largest dimension of thekey hole 42 and larger than the smallest dimension of thekey hole 42. Thehandle portion 52 is connected detachably to thefirst end 514 of thekey portion 51, such as via a male and female threaded connection. When thekey portion 51 of thepull handle member 5 extends into thekey space 30 of therotary member 3 with theguide shaft 24 extending into theblind hole 513 of thekey portion 51, and with thestop 512 of thekey portion 51 engaging thestop receiving notch 36 in thekey space 30, co-rotation of therotary member 3 with thepull handle member 5 relative to themounting seat 2 about the axis (X) is permitted. As shown inFIGS. 2 , 5, and 6, when thehandle portion 52 of thepull handle member 5 is turned clockwise, therotary member 3 will be driven to co-rotate with thepull handle member 5 about the axis (X) until thelimit projection 33 of therotary member 3 abuts against thesecond notch edge 232 of the circumferentially extendingnotch 23 in the surroundingseat wall 22 of themounting seat 2. At this time, thekey portion 51 is rotated to a plate engaging position (seeFIG. 5 ), where thekey portion 51 is non-removable from theface plate 4 and where thepull handle member 5 cooperates with theface plate 4 so as to form a force exerting mechanism that permits application of a pull force at thehandle portion 52 to draw thecabinet drawer 12 to an opened state. When thekey portion 51 is rotated to the plate engaging position, thepositioning bump 35 of therotary member 3 will engage removably thefirst pit 251 of the surroundingseat wall 22 of themounting seat 2 for positioning therotary member 3 relative to theface plate 4. - On the contrary, as shown in
FIGS. 7 , 8, and 9, when thehandle portion 52 of thepull handle member 5 is turned counterclockwise, therotary member 3 will be driven to co-rotate with thepull handle member 5 about the axis (X) until thelimit projection 33 of therotary member 3 abuts against thefirst notch edge 231 of the circumferentially extendingnotch 23 in the surroundingseat wall 22 of themounting seat 2. At this time, thekey portion 51 is rotated to a key inserting position (seeFIG. 8 ), where thekey portion 51 is removable from theface plate 4 via the key hole 42 (as indicated by the arrow inFIG. 9 ). When thekey portion 51 is rotated to the key inserting position, thepositioning bump 35 of therotary member 3 will engage removably thesecond pit 252 of the surroundingseat wall 22 of themounting seat 2 for positioning therotary member 3 relative to theface plate 4 such that thekey portion 51 can be pulled away smoothly via thekey hole 42. Once thepull handle member 5 is removed from thecabinet drawer 12 of thecabinet 1 while thecabinet drawer 12 is in a closed state, there is nothing on theouter drawer surface 121 of thecabinet drawer 12 that can be pulled to draw thecabinet drawer 12 to the opened state, thereby resulting in higher security and privacy of the contents thereof. - In addition, since the
handle portion 52 of thepull handle member 5 is detachably connected to thekey portion 51 of thepull handle member 5, different forms of thehandle portion 52 can be connected to thekey portion 51 to meet aesthetic requirements. - It should be noted that, the locations of the circumferentially extending
notch 23 and thelimit projection 33, as well as those of thepositioning bump 35 and the first and 251, 252, can be interchanged in other embodiments of this invention. While the present invention has been described in connection with what is considered the most practical and preferred embodiment, it is understood that this invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiment but is intended to cover various arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and equivalent arrangements.second pits
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1. A removable pull handle device adapted for use with a cabinet drawer that has an outer drawer surface formed with a handle mounting hole, said removable pull handle device comprising:
a face plate including a plate wall that is adapted to be secured on the outer drawer surface of the cabinet drawer so as to cover the handle mounting hole, said plate wall being formed with a key hole for access into the handle mounting hole; and
a pull handle member having a key portion that has a first end and a second end extendible removably through said key hole in said face plate, and a handle portion that is connected to said first end of said key portion;
said key hole and said key portion being configured such that, when said key portion is extended through said key hole, said pull handle member is rotatable relative to said face plate between a key inserting position, where said key portion is removable from said face plate via said key hole, and a plate engaging position, where said key portion is non-removable from said face plate and where said pull handle member cooperates with said face plate so as to form a force exerting mechanism that permits application of a pull force at said handle portion to draw the cabinet drawer to an opened state.
2. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said key portion of said pull handle member includes an insert rod that extends along an axis, and a stop that protrudes in a radial outward direction from said insert rod relative to the axis.
3. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 2 , wherein:
said key hole has a largest dimension and a smallest dimension smaller than the largest dimension; and
sum of a diameter of said insert rod and a radial length of said stop being smaller than the largest dimension of said key hole and larger than the smallest dimension of said key hole.
4. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 2 , wherein said key portion of said pull handle member is connected detachably to said handle portion of said pull handle member.
5. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 2 , further comprising amounting seat adapted to be fixed in the handle mounting hole, and including a surrounding seat wall that surrounds an axis and that defines a receiving space.
6. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 5 , further comprising a rotary member that is disposed rotatably in said receiving space in said mounting seat, and that includes a surrounding wall surrounding the axis and defining a key space into which said key portion of said pull handle member is extendible, said rotary member engaging removably said key portion to permit co-rotation of said rotary member with said pull handle member relative to said mounting seat about the axis.
7. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 6 , wherein said surrounding wall of said rotary member has an internal wall surface formed with a pair of positioning protrusions that confine a stop receiving notch for engaging removably said stop of said key portion of said pull handle member, thereby permitting co-rotation of said rotary member with said pull handle member.
8. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 6 , wherein:
one of said surrounding seat wall of said mounting seat and said surrounding wall of said rotary member is formed with a circumferentially extending notch; and
the other one of said surrounding seat wall of said mounting seat and said surrounding wall of said rotary member is formed with a limit projection that extends into and that cooperates with said circumferentially extending notch to limit extent of angular rotation of said rotary member relative to said mounting seat.
9. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 6 , wherein:
said mounting seat further includes a guide shaft that extends into said key space in said rotary member along the axis; and
said insert rod of said key portion of said pull handle member is formed with a blind hole that extends along the axis and into which said guide shaft is extendible.
10. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 6 , wherein:
one of said surrounding seat wall of said mounting seat and said surrounding wall of said rotary member is further formed with a first pit; and
the other one of said surrounding seat wall of said mounting seat and said surrounding wall of said rotary member is further formed with a positioning bump that engages removably said first pit when said pull handle member is rotated to the plate engaging position.
11. The removable pull handle device as claimed in claim 10 , wherein:
said one of said surrounding seat wall of said mounting seat and said surrounding wall of said rotary member is further formed with a second pit angularly spaced apart from said first pit, said positioning bump engaging removably said second pit when said pull handle member is rotated to the key inserting position.
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