EP0210431A1 - Door-type closure device for wall-mounted furniture units - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
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- This invention relates to a door-type closure device for wall-mounted furniture units.
- Known wall-mounted furniture units particularly kitchen units, generally consist of a parallelepiped container which is fitted to the room wall at a height generally less than 1.5 m and is closed by one or more doors hinged to the vertical edges of said container.
- a further drawback is that the space occupied by the open doors is considerable and if lateral light sources are used these open doors create shadow zones which prevent complete illumination of the furniture unit interior.
- Wall-mounted furniture units are also known which are closed at their front by a single door hinged to the upper horizontal edge.
- One drawback of this closure system is that the single door can, as in the preceding case, hinder effective illumination of the furniture unit interior.
- a further drawback is that the door can be kept in its raised (open) position only by the provision of " compasses”, springs or other retention members, which on the one hand represent bulky anti-aesthetic elements, and on the other hand do not enable the door to remain in intermediate positions.
- a still further drawback is the practical impossibility of completely opening the door, because it would then lie at too high a level and could not be easily gripped by the user, especially if of short stature, in order to close the furniture unit.
- a door-type closure device for wall-mounted furniture units in the form of a container closable at its front by a pair of doors, characterised by comprising a first door hinged at its upper edge to the front edge of'the container roof, and a second door of height substantially equal to the first and hinged at its upper edge to the lower edge of this latter and having the ends of its lower edge retained by and slidable along two guide rails provided on the front vertical edge of the container side walls, and by further comprising a balancing member comprising at least one cable connected to said lower edge of said second door, and at least one counterweight which is operable from the outside and which when the two doors are completely folded back to open the furniture unit is positioned in correspondence with the base of said container, whereas when the two doors are coplanar to close the furniture unit it is positioned in corrispondence with the roof of said container.
- the two doors can be connected together by a continuous hinge joint.
- a section bar allowing sliding and guiding of the lower edge of the lower door can be applied to the front vertical edge of each side wall.
- each section bar can comprise a front slide and guide channel for a trolley hinged to the lower door.
- each trolley can be housed in the corresponding front channel and connected to the counterweight by the cable, which passes about a pulley applied to the upper end of said section bar.
- the counterweight can consist of a horizontal cylindrical bar connected to the cables at its ends.
- the closure device according to the invention is fitted to a wall-mounted furniture unit in the form of a container indicated overall by 1 , and comprising a base 2, two side walls 3, a roof 4 and a rear wall 5.
- the container is closed by a pair of doors 6,6', of which the upper door 6 is hinged to the container 1 at the front edge of the roof 4, whereas the lower door 6 ' is hinged to the upper door 6 along their contacting edges, at which a hinge section element 7 is provided allowing mutual 180° rotation to pass from the coplanar configuration in which the furniture unit is closed (Figure 2) to the superposed configuration in which the furniture unit is open ( Figure 4).
- a section bar 8 preferably of plastics or metal construction is applied to the front vertical edge of each side wall 3 and comprises a rear rib 9 for fixing to the side wall 3, a front channel 10 in which a trolley 11 slides and is guided, and a side channel 12 in which the pivot 13 of a counterweight 14 extending horizontally from one side wall 3 to the other sides and is guided.
- the channels 10 and 12 are provided with longitudinal deformable approached lips (not shown in the drawings) ensuring the closure of the same channels when they are not engaged by the trolley 11 and the pivot 13 respectively.
- each channel 10 As statged, inside each channel 10 there: slides a trolley 11 provided with an appendix 15 to: which the lower door 6' is hinged in proximity to the corresponding lateral edge. To the upper end of each section bar 8 there is fitted a block 16 in which there is idly mounted a deviation pulley 17 for a cable 18 connected at one end to the corresponding trolley 1 1 and at its other end to the pivot 13 of the counterweight 14.
- An element 19 rigid with the upper door 6 is hinged to each block 16.
- the counterweight 14 consists of a horizontal cylindrical bar provided at its ends with the pivots 13 which slide in the lateral channel 12 of the section bars 8. In its central region the counterweight 14 is provided with a gripping lever 20 retained by a diametrical screw 21 of ferromagnetic material.
- the angular position of the screw 21 relative to the lever 20 is such that when the lever is in its most downwardly inclined position, ie resting against the front edge of the base 2 of the container 1, the screw 21 is perfectly vertical with its head facing downwards towards a magnet 22 fitted to the base 2 ( Figure 7).
- a handgrip 23 fitted to the door 6' is pulled slightly forwards sufficiently to displace the two doors 6,6' from their coplanar state. It is then possible to raise the lower door 6' so that it folds on to the door 6 because of their mutual connection and the connection between said door 6 and the container 1.
- the user grips the lever 20 and lift it. This initially rotates the counterweight 14 with consequent disengagement of the screw 21 from the magnet 22, followed by raising of the counterweight itself. As the counterweight rises, the two rolleys 11 connected thereto by the cables 18 descend and drag the lower door 6' which, being connected to the upper door 6, thus closes the furniture unit.
- the counterweight has risen to a height beyond the maximum reach of the user, the user continues the closure action by directly pulling the lower edge of the lower door 6' or handgrip 23.
- the completely closed configuration is stabilised by the actual weight of the two doors 6,6' and preferably by magnets 24 fitted to the section bars 8 and corresponding metal plastes 25 fitted to the lower door 6'.
- a pair of counterweights are provided, each applied to the cable of the corresponding section bar 8 and also operable from the outside.
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Description
- This invention relates to a door-type closure device for wall-mounted furniture units.
- Known wall-mounted furniture units, particularly kitchen units, generally consist of a parallelepiped container which is fitted to the room wall at a height generally less than 1.5 m and is closed by one or more doors hinged to the vertical edges of said container.
- One drawback of these known wall-mounted furniture units is that when the doors are open they obstruct persons working in the kitchen. They also represent a danger as they are positioned at the height of a person's head.
- A further drawback is that the space occupied by the open doors is considerable and if lateral light sources are used these open doors create shadow zones which prevent complete illumination of the furniture unit interior.
- Wall-mounted furniture units are also known which are closed at their front by a single door hinged to the upper horizontal edge. One drawback of this closure system is that the single door can, as in the preceding case, hinder effective illumination of the furniture unit interior.
- A further drawback is that the door can be kept in its raised (open) position only by the provision of "compasses", springs or other retention members, which on the one hand represent bulky anti-aesthetic elements, and on the other hand do not enable the door to remain in intermediate positions.
- A still further drawback is the practical impossibility of completely opening the door, because it would then lie at too high a level and could not be easily gripped by the user, especially if of short stature, in order to close the furniture unit.
- All these drawbacks are obviated according to the invention by a door-type closure device for wall-mounted furniture units in the form of a container closable at its front by a pair of doors, characterised by comprising a first door hinged at its upper edge to the front edge of'the container roof, and a second door of height substantially equal to the first and hinged at its upper edge to the lower edge of this latter and having the ends of its lower edge retained by and slidable along two guide rails provided on the front vertical edge of the container side walls, and by further comprising a balancing member comprising at least one cable connected to said lower edge of said second door, and at least one counterweight which is operable from the outside and which when the two doors are completely folded back to open the furniture unit is positioned in correspondence with the base of said container, whereas when the two doors are coplanar to close the furniture unit it is positioned in corrispondence with the roof of said container.
- Again according to the invention the two doors can be connected together by a continuous hinge joint.
- Further according to the invention a section bar allowing sliding and guiding of the lower edge of the lower door can be applied to the front vertical edge of each side wall.
- Advantageously each section bar can comprise a front slide and guide channel for a trolley hinged to the lower door.
- Again according to the invention, each trolley can be housed in the corresponding front channel and connected to the counterweight by the cable, which passes about a pulley applied to the upper end of said section bar.
- Advantageously, the counterweight can consist of a horizontal cylindrical bar connected to the cables at its ends.
- A preferred embodiment of the present invention is described in detail hereinafter by way of non-limiting example with reference to the accompaning drawings, in which:
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a wall-mounted furniture unit provided with the closure device according to the invention;
- Figure 2 is a reduced side view thereof in the closed ; state;
- Figure 3 shows it in the sa:ne view as Figure 2 but in the semi-open state;
- Figure 4 shows it in the same view as Figure 2 but in the open state;
- Figure 5 is an enlarged partial front view thereof on the line V-V of Figure 4;
- Figure 6 is a vertical section therethrough on the line VI-VI of Figure 5;
- Figure 7 shows it in the same view as Figure 6 but in the fixed open state;
- Figure 8 is an enlarged horizontal section therethrough on the line VIII-VIII of Figure 2; and
- Figure 9 is a vertical section therethrough on the line IX-IX of Figure 8.
- As can be seen from the figures the closure device according to the invention is fitted to a wall-mounted furniture unit in the form of a container indicated overall by 1, and comprising a
base 2, twoside walls 3, aroof 4 and arear wall 5. - The container is closed by a pair of
doors 6,6', of which theupper door 6 is hinged to thecontainer 1 at the front edge of theroof 4, whereas thelower door 6' is hinged to theupper door 6 along their contacting edges, at which ahinge section element 7 is provided allowing mutual 180° rotation to pass from the coplanar configuration in which the furniture unit is closed (Figure 2) to the superposed configuration in which the furniture unit is open (Figure 4). - A
section bar 8 preferably of plastics or metal construction is applied to the front vertical edge of eachside wall 3 and comprises arear rib 9 for fixing to theside wall 3, afront channel 10 in which atrolley 11 slides and is guided, and aside channel 12 in which thepivot 13 of acounterweight 14 extending horizontally from oneside wall 3 to the other sides and is guided. - In the case in which the
section bar 8 is of plastics construction, thechannels trolley 11 and thepivot 13 respectively. - As statged, inside each
channel 10 there: slides atrolley 11 provided with anappendix 15 to: which the lower door 6' is hinged in proximity to the corresponding lateral edge. To the upper end of eachsection bar 8 there is fitted ablock 16 in which there is idly mounted adeviation pulley 17 for acable 18 connected at one end to thecorresponding trolley 1 1 and at its other end to thepivot 13 of thecounterweight 14. - An
element 19 rigid with theupper door 6 is hinged to eachblock 16. - The
counterweight 14 consists of a horizontal cylindrical bar provided at its ends with thepivots 13 which slide in thelateral channel 12 of thesection bars 8. In its central region thecounterweight 14 is provided with agripping lever 20 retained by adiametrical screw 21 of ferromagnetic material. - The angular position of the
screw 21 relative to thelever 20 is such that when the lever is in its most downwardly inclined position, ie resting against the front edge of thebase 2 of thecontainer 1, thescrew 21 is perfectly vertical with its head facing downwards towards amagnet 22 fitted to the base 2 (Figure 7). - The operation of the closure device according to the invention is as follows:
- when.in the closed state (Figures 2, 8, 9) the two
doors 6,6' are coplanar, thetrolleys 11 are in their lower end-of-travel position and thecounterweight 14 is in its upper end-of-travel position. - In order to open the furniture unit, a
handgrip 23 fitted to the door 6' is pulled slightly forwards sufficiently to displace the twodoors 6,6' from their coplanar state. It is then possible to raise the lower door 6' so that it folds on to thedoor 6 because of their mutual connection and the connection between saiddoor 6 and thecontainer 1. - As the
trolleys 11 rise, the counterweight descends. However when the door 6' is about to attain a height out of reach of the user, thecounterweight 14 will have descended below this height and the user will be able to continue the opening operation by pulling thecounterweight 14 downwards. When opening is complete (Figure 4) thecounterweight 14 will have reached its lower end-of-travel position, and in this position because of the fact that opening has been effected by pulling thelever 20 downwards thescrew 21 will have its head also facing downwards and be retained by attraction by themagnet 22. The open configuration is thus stabilised. - To close the furniture unit, the user grips the
lever 20 and lift it. This initially rotates thecounterweight 14 with consequent disengagement of thescrew 21 from themagnet 22, followed by raising of the counterweight itself. As the counterweight rises, the tworolleys 11 connected thereto by thecables 18 descend and drag the lower door 6' which, being connected to theupper door 6, thus closes the furniture unit. When the counterweight has risen to a height beyond the maximum reach of the user, the user continues the closure action by directly pulling the lower edge of the lower door 6' orhandgrip 23. - The completely closed configuration is stabilised by the actual weight of the two
doors 6,6' and preferably bymagnets 24 fitted to thesection bars 8 and corresponding metal plastes 25 fitted to the lower door 6'. - From the aforegoing description it is apparent that the closure device according to the invention is much more advantageous than conventional devices, in that:
- - when in the open state there is no obstruction to the user as the doors are positioned above his head,
- - when in the open state it is of small overall size and does not obstruct illumination of the furniture unit interior,
- - no compasses or other members for stabilising the open configuration are present,
- - by suitable sizing of the counterweight, substantial balancing of the doors is obtained in any of their configurations,
- - the furniture unit can be totally opened in that the subsequent reclosure does not require direct gripping of the doors, which can therefore lie at a greater height than the maximum which can be directly reached by the user,
- - stability of the furniture unit opening and closure states is ensured by the attraction between the
screw 21 of thecounterweight 14 and themagnet 22, and by the attraction between themagnets 24 and the corresponding plates 25 respectively. - In a different embodiment, but still based on the same inventive concept, instead of a
single counterweight 14 provided for the double purpose of balancing the weight of the doors and acting as an operating member when these latter have attained too great a height to be directly reached by the user, a pair of counterweights (of half weight) are provided, each applied to the cable of thecorresponding section bar 8 and also operable from the outside.
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IT84128/85A IT1187447B (en) | 1985-07-01 | 1985-07-01 | DOOR CLOSING DEVICE FOR WALL CABINETS |
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GB2240574A (en) * | 1990-02-02 | 1991-08-07 | Nicholas Walter George Cole | Bifold door |
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US6332660B1 (en) | 1998-05-06 | 2001-12-25 | Arturo Salice S.P.A. | Piece of furniture with a body part closeable by a two-wing folding sliding door |
WO2013185885A1 (en) * | 2012-06-11 | 2013-12-19 | Grass Gmbh | Piece of furniture and device for moving a furniture flap of a piece of furniture |
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US2523929A (en) * | 1946-01-30 | 1950-09-26 | Donald G Taylor | Counter-balanced closure |
CH256800A (en) * | 1947-08-27 | 1948-09-15 | F Biesser | Device for raising and lowering sliding windows. |
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GB2240574A (en) * | 1990-02-02 | 1991-08-07 | Nicholas Walter George Cole | Bifold door |
DE29719623U1 (en) * | 1997-11-05 | 1997-12-18 | Kaufmann GmbH, 41515 Grevenbroich | Gate arrangement for air-conditioned areas |
US6332660B1 (en) | 1998-05-06 | 2001-12-25 | Arturo Salice S.P.A. | Piece of furniture with a body part closeable by a two-wing folding sliding door |
EP0955436A3 (en) * | 1998-05-06 | 2002-07-17 | Arturo Salice S.p.A. | Piece of furniture with a body part closable by a double winged sliding and folding door |
WO2013185885A1 (en) * | 2012-06-11 | 2013-12-19 | Grass Gmbh | Piece of furniture and device for moving a furniture flap of a piece of furniture |
CN103742041A (en) * | 2013-12-06 | 2014-04-23 | 谢雨珂 | Wall cabinet |
IT201600075104A1 (en) * | 2016-07-18 | 2018-01-18 | Convivio S R L | MOVEMENT SYSTEM OF DOORS OF VARIABLE FORCE FURNITURE |
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DE3663710D1 (en) | 1989-07-06 |
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