Concealed cabinet body adjusting foot
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of furniture accessories, in particular to a hidden cabinet body adjusting foot.
Background
When the traditional wardrobe is installed, as the supporting legs of the wardrobe body have a certain height, the wardrobe body has a certain clearance space from the ground, the supporting legs of the structure not only reduce the height space in the wardrobe, but also generally need to additionally install a bottom seal at the bottom edge of the wardrobe body so as to ensure attractive appearance and avoid dust accumulation. If such supporting feet have a heightening function, the adjusting operation is troublesome because of limited space on the bottom surface of the cabinet body, and in addition, the supporting feet scratch the floor easily when the cabinet body is moved.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to provide a hidden cabinet body adjusting foot which does not occupy the space of a cabinet body and is easy to adjust.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the utility model is as follows:
the hidden cabinet body adjusting foot comprises a supporting seat and a height adjusting assembly, wherein the supporting seat is of an integrated structure and comprises a supporting chassis, a fixing column protruding out of the center of the top surface of the supporting chassis and used for being embedded and fixed with a cabinet body bottom plate, an axle center hole penetrating through the supporting seat along an axle center and provided with internal threads, and an inner concave sink which is concave in the center of the bottom surface of the supporting chassis and has a diameter larger than that of the axle center hole; the height-adjusting assembly comprises a plastic support cover body with an upward opening, a metal support cup which is embedded in the support cover body and can rotate relatively around an axial lead, a threaded column which is riveted with the support cup at the bottom end and is in threaded fit with the axial lead hole, and an operation end which is arranged at the top end of the threaded column.
Preferably, the support chassis is provided with screw holes for locking screws with the bottom plate of the cabinet body at positions deviating from the fixing columns.
In one preferred scheme, the outer wall of the fixing column is provided with a plurality of protruding vertical ribs around the circumference.
In one preferred embodiment, the top ends of the ribs are provided with bevel chamfers.
Preferably, the inner side wall of the supporting cover body is provided with a circumferential clamping groove which is concave in the radial direction and used for limiting the axial escape of the supporting cup.
Preferably, the supporting cup is a flaring cup body with a downward opening, and a supporting edge which is adapted to the clamping groove is radially extended from the edge of the supporting cup.
In a preferred scheme, the operation end is an inner hexagonal countersink.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that: the bottom plate of the cabinet body is provided with a embedding hole for embedding the fixed column and a through hole corresponding to the threaded column; during installation, the fixing column of the supporting seat is firstly embedded and fixed in the embedded hole of the bottom plate of the cabinet body, then the threaded column is upwards screwed into the axle center hole, and when the height is adjusted, the relative height between the supporting cover body and the supporting chassis can be adjusted by rotating the threaded column from the through hole in the cabinet body, so that the adjustment operation is convenient; because the ground clearance of the bottom plate of the cabinet body is very small, the height space in the cabinet is increased, and the cabinet body does not need to be additionally provided with a bottom seal; the supporting cup can rotate relative to the supporting cover body, and the supporting cover body is a plastic cover, so that the plastic supporting cover body cannot scratch the floor when the height is adjusted and the cabinet body is moved; in addition, the support area of the support seat on the cabinet body is large, so that the requirement on the thickness of the bottom plate of the cabinet body is not high.
Drawings
The utility model will now be described in further detail with reference to the drawings and to specific examples.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of an adjusting foot in an embodiment;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a support base according to an embodiment;
FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the adjusting foot of the embodiment;
fig. 4 is a schematic view of a vertical cross-section of an adjusting foot in an embodiment.
Detailed Description
The utility model is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:
referring to fig. 1 to 4, a hidden cabinet body adjusting leg of the present embodiment includes a supporting seat 1 and a height adjusting component 2, where the supporting seat 1 is an integrally formed structure, and includes a supporting chassis 11, a fixing column 12 protruding from the center of the top surface of the supporting chassis 11 and used for being embedded and fixed with a cabinet body bottom plate, an axial center hole 13 penetrating the supporting seat 1 along an axial center and having internal threads, and an internal recess groove 14 recessed in the center of the bottom surface of the supporting chassis 11 and having a diameter larger than that of the axial center hole 13; the height adjusting assembly 2 comprises a plastic support cover 21 with an upward opening and a diameter smaller than that of the concave recess 14, a metal support cup 22 embedded in the support cover 21 and capable of rotating around an axial lead relatively, a threaded column 23 with a bottom riveted with the support cup 22 and screwed with the axial hole 13, and an operating end 231 arranged at the top end of the threaded column 23, wherein in this embodiment, the operating end 231 is an inner hexagonal recess. In other embodiments, the operating end 231 may have a hexagonal outer shape, a cross slot, a bolt hole, etc.
The bottom plate of the cabinet body is firstly processed with a embedding hole for embedding the fixed column 12 and a through hole corresponding to the threaded column 23. During installation, the fixing column 12 of the supporting seat 1 is firstly embedded and fixed in the embedded hole of the bottom plate of the cabinet body, then the threaded column 23 is screwed upwards into the axle center hole 13, and during height adjustment, the relative height between the supporting cover body 21 and the supporting chassis 11 can be adjusted only by rotating the threaded column 23 from the through hole in the cabinet body, so that the adjustment operation is convenient; because the ground clearance of the bottom plate of the cabinet body is very small, the height space in the cabinet is increased, and the cabinet body does not need to be additionally provided with a bottom seal; because the supporting cup 22 can rotate relative to the supporting cover body 21, and the supporting cover body 21 is a plastic cover, the plastic supporting cover body 21 can not scratch the floor when the height is adjusted and the cabinet body is moved; in addition, the support area of the support seat 1 on the cabinet body is large, so that the requirement on the thickness of the bottom plate of the cabinet body is not high.
In this embodiment, the support chassis 11 has screw holes 15 for locking screws with the bottom plate of the cabinet at positions offset from the fixing posts 12. The support chassis 11 and the bottom plate of the cabinet body are additionally locked through screws, so that the support chassis 11 can be prevented from loosening or rotating relative to the cabinet body.
In this embodiment, a plurality of protruding vertical ribs 121 are provided on the outer wall of the fixing post 12 around the circumference. The ribs 121 are embedded into the side wall of the embedded hole of the cabinet body, so that the bonding strength between the fixing column 12 and the cabinet body is improved, and the support seat 1 is further prevented from rotating or loosening relative to the cabinet body.
In this embodiment, the top of the rib 121 has a chamfer 1211. The beveled chamfer 1211 facilitates loading the securing post 12 into the receiving hole of the cabinet.
In this embodiment, the inner side wall of the support cover 21 has a circumferential clamping groove 211 that is radially recessed to limit the axial escape of the support cup 22. Further, the support cup 22 is a flaring cup body that is opened downward, and a support edge 221 that is adapted to the inside of the clamping groove 211 extends radially from the edge of the support cup 22. The supporting edge 221 of the supporting cup 22 increases the contact area with the supporting cover body 21, so that the edge of the supporting cup 22 can be prevented from wearing the supporting cover body 21, and the supporting cup 22 can move axially along the clamping groove 211 but cannot be separated by embedding the radial supporting edge 221 into the clamping groove 211.
The above description should not be taken as limiting the scope of the utility model, and any modifications, equivalent variations and modifications made to the above embodiments according to the technical principles of the present utility model still fall within the scope of the technical solutions of the present utility model.