Supports: cabinet structure – Constrained – interconnected components – Rigid housing wall
Patent
1982-08-19
1984-04-10
McCall, James T.
Supports: cabinet structure
Constrained, interconnected components
Rigid housing wall
312271, 312253, A47B 8102
Patent
active
044417705
ABSTRACT:
A freestanding appliance cabinet of the type having a door hinged to swing outwardly to provide access to the inside of the cabinet has an anti-tip member supported within the cabinet for movement of the cabinet to a tip-preventing position. The anti-tip member is interconnected with the door so that it is moved outwardly to its tip-preventing position when the door is open. The anti-tip member is adapted to provide support to the cabinet whereby tipping of the cabinet in a forwardly direction in response to force exerted downwardly on the open door surface is prevented. The anti-tip member has means operable to lock the member to the cabinet in the event that a tipping force is exerted on some part of the cabinet other than the door to further prevent tilting of the cabinet.
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Falk Joseph
General Electric Company
Giacalone Frank P.
McCall James T.
Reams Radford M.
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