Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Multiroom or level – Partition secured to and crossed by preconstructed barrier
Patent
1991-02-08
1992-06-09
Scherbel, David A.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Multiroom or level
Partition secured to and crossed by preconstructed barrier
52227, 52595, E04C 200
Patent
active
051196107
DESCRIPTION:
BRIEF SUMMARY
The present invention relates to an interior fittings system for the support of shelves, cabinets and other objects in connection with a wall, where each individual object is supported separately relative to the wall by means of support pins or support hooks directed obliquely outwards and downwards from the rear side of the object via equivalent fastening holes designed in load-absorbing support means.
A constructional shelving is known from NO Patent Specification 119,374 consisting of support means in the form of vertical support bars arranged along a wall or in a stand which are provided with their respective row or rows of fastening holes extending obliquely downwards for receiving corresponding support pins or support hooks extending obliquely downwards for furniture components, such as cabinets and shelves. Constructional shelving of this type makes it possible in a specific module system to fasten furniture components, such as cabinets and shelves, in rows above each other at different height levels relative to each other. The constructional shelving can form a wall section piece of furniture having certain possibilities for adjusting the furniture components to different height positions relative to each other, but on the other hand limited to the use of a uniform length for each furniture component which are carried in rows above each other. The constructional shelving can be erected with two or more wall sections arranged in rows consisting of rows of furniture components arranged vertically above each other fastened to their respective pairs of support bars The support bar must either be screwed securely directly to the wall or screwed securely to a furniture component which rests against a floor base. The known constructional shelving has a rather restricted possibility for use, since it mainly finds application as office furniture or house furniture and then with the shelving fastened directly to a wall or to a more or less independent stand. In addition the known constructional shelving only has the possibility of being able to be used in a rather restricted system with furniture components arranged relatively compactly and vertically in rows in addition to the furniture components as mentioned having a longitudinal dimension which is limited to the distance between the support bars.
With the present invention the aim is a far more flexible interior fittings system. The objective is to use fastening holes in a specific module system distributed over a large wall surface instead of the hitherto known restriction to fastening holes which are distributed in rows along vertical support bars. In this connection the aim is to be able to use furniture components, such as cabinets and shelves together with other arbitrary objects, such as paintings and other pictures, flower displays and the like with many mutually different breadth dimensions within the specific module system. More specifically the aim is to be able to place such objects having different and including arbitrary breadth dimensions within the specific module system and according to desire and need in different vertical and horizontal positions relative to each other along the surface of the wall. In other words the aim is to be able to utilise objects which are adapted to a specific module system in a far more flexible manner, that is to say in a less strict design, and thereby with the possibility for large variation along the wall surface. The aim is to be able to arrange the objects for example precisely in vertically and horizontally aligned rows or in arbitrarily horizontal and vertical positions relative to each other and having arbitrary distances both vertically and horizontally relative to each other.
This is achieved according to the invention in that each support element is formed by a relatively thick-walled plate of wood or similar rigid, wall facing-forming material and a pair of associated plate-bracing posts, that the plate and associated posts are provided with a cooperating mortice and tenon together with extra lock
REFERENCES:
patent: 2472756 (1949-06-01), Nelsson
patent: 4741135 (1988-05-01), Baeha
patent: 4850170 (1989-07-01), Douglas et al.
Birkeland Kirsten
Birkeland Osvald
Scherbel David A.
Wood Wynn E.
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