阅读说明：本技术 用于引导门扇的导向系统 (Guide system for guiding a door leaf ) 是由 M·拉普 C·豪尔 H·黑默勒 I·加塞尔 F·科尔维斯 于 2018-05-04 设计创作，主要内容包括：本发明涉及一种用于引导至少一个可运动地支承的门扇(3a)的导向系统(5),包括：用于引导门扇(3a)的具有纵向方向(L)的第一导轨(6)；用于引导至少一个门扇(3a)的第二导轨(11),其中,该第二导轨(11)在装配状态下相对于所述第一导轨(6)的纵向方向(L)横向地延伸；支架(14),所述至少一个门扇(3a)通过支架在装配状态下沿横向于第一导轨(6)的纵向方向(L)延伸的方向相对于第二导轨(11)在移出位置与移入位置之间可运动地支承；具有至少一个蓄能器(20)的驱动装置(28),其中,支架(14)能够通过该驱动装置(28)从支架(14)的移入位置出发借助蓄能器(20)的力至少部分地朝向支架(14)的移出位置的方向被推出,其中,所述驱动装置(28)具有耦联件(21)和控制曲面(12),其中,所述耦联件(21)和控制曲面(12)在支架(14)在移出位置与移入位置之间的大部分运动上彼此解耦,并且支架(14)在耦联件(21)与控制曲面(12)耦联时能够从直接位于移入位置之前的位置被拉入到移入位置中。(The invention relates to a guide system (5) for guiding at least one movably mounted door leaf (3a), comprising: a first guide rail (6) having a longitudinal direction (L) for guiding the door leaf (3 a); a second guide rail (11) for guiding at least one door leaf (3a), wherein the second guide rail (11) extends transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction (L) of the first guide rail (6) in the assembled state; a support (14) by means of which the at least one door leaf (3a) is mounted so as to be movable in the assembled state relative to the second guide rail (11) in a direction extending transversely to the longitudinal direction (L) of the first guide rail (6) between a moved-out position and a moved-in position; drive device (28) having at least one energy store (20), wherein the carrier (14) can be pushed out of the retracted position of the carrier (14) by the drive device (28) at least partially in the direction of the retracted position of the carrier (14) by means of the force of the energy store (20), wherein the drive device (28) has a coupling part (21) and a control surface (12), wherein the coupling part (21) and the control surface (12) are decoupled from one another over a large part of the movement of the carrier (14) between the retracted position and the extended position, and the carrier (14) can be pulled into the retracted position from a position directly before the extended position when the coupling part (21) is coupled to the control surface (12).)

1. Guide system (5) for guiding at least one movably mounted door leaf (3a), comprising:

-a first guide rail (6) having a longitudinal direction (L) for guiding a door leaf (3a),

-a second guide rail (11) for guiding the at least one door leaf (3a), wherein the second guide rail (11) extends transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction (L) of the first guide rail (6) in the assembled state,

a bracket (14) by means of which the at least one door leaf (3a) can be mounted in the assembled state so as to be movable relative to the second rail (11) between a moved-out position and a moved-in position in a direction extending transversely to the longitudinal direction (L) of the first rail (6),

a drive device (28) having at least one energy store (20), wherein the carrier (14) can be pushed out of the retracted position of the carrier (14) by the drive device (28) at least partially in the direction of the retracted position of the carrier (14) by means of the force of the energy store (20), wherein the drive device (28) has a coupling piece (21) and a control curve (12),

characterized in that the coupling part (21) and the control curve (12) are decoupled from one another over a large part of the movement of the carrier (14) between the extended position and the extended position, and in that the carrier (14) can be pulled into the extended position from a position directly before the extended position when the coupling part (21) is coupled to the control curve (12).

2. The guidance system of claim 1,

-the coupling (21) is arranged on the support (14) or is movable together with the support (14), and the control curve (12) is arranged on the second guide rail (11) or on a part fixed to the body, or

-the coupling (21) is arranged on the second guide rail (11) or on a part fixed to the body, and the control curve (12) is arranged on the bracket (14) or movable together with the bracket (14).

3. Guide system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the coupling (21) is configured as a two-armed lever.

4. Guide system according to claim 3, characterized in that the coupling piece (21) has a first lever end (21a) and a second lever end (21b), wherein the first lever end (21a) cooperates with the at least one energy accumulator (20) and the second lever end (21b) is movable along the control curve (12) by means of a pressure piece (18), preferably a pressure roller (18 b).

5. Guide system according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that a latching lever (22) is provided, by means of which the coupling part (21) can be releasably latched in the moved-in position.

6. Guide system according to claim 5, characterized in that the blocking between the blocking lever (22) and the coupling piece (21) can be disengaged by over-pressing the carrier (14) starting from the moved-in position into an over-pressed position located behind the moved-in position.

7. Guide system according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that the latching lever (22) is pretensioned by a spring element (26) in the direction of the release coupling (21) disengagement position.

8. Guide system according to claim 7, characterized in that the spring element (26) counteracts the force of the time-limiting element (29) such that the coupling (21) can only be moved into the disengaged position after a predetermined time interval by a delayed force of the time-limiting element (29).

9. Guide system according to claim 8, characterized in that the time-limiting element (29) has a rotary damper with a pinion (23) which cooperates with a toothing (22a) provided on the locking lever (22).

10. The guide system according to claim 9, wherein the rotary damper is designed as a fluid damper.

11. Guide system according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the energy accumulator (20) has at least one helical spring, preferably a tension spring.

12. Arrangement having at least one door leaf (3a) and a guide system (5) according to one of claims 1 to 11 for guiding the at least one door leaf (3 a).

13. Arrangement according to claim 12, characterized in that the arrangement has at least one second door leaf (3b) which is hingedly connected to the first door leaf (3a) via an axis which extends vertically in the assembled state.

14. Furniture piece with a guide system according to one of claims 1 to 11 or an arrangement according to claim 12 or 13.

15. Piece of furniture according to claim 14, characterized in that the piece of furniture (1) has a furniture body (2) and at least two door leaves (3a, 3b) movably supported relative to the furniture body (2), wherein the door leaves (3a, 3b) are mutually hingedly connected via a vertically extending axis in the assembled position, and the at least two door leaves (3a, 3b) are movable by means of a guide system (5) between a first position, in which the door leaves (3a, 3b) are oriented substantially parallel to each other, and a second position, in which the door leaves (3a, 3b) are oriented substantially coplanar with each other.

Technical Field

The invention relates to a guide system for guiding at least one movably mounted door leaf, comprising:

-a first guide rail having a longitudinal direction for guiding a door leaf,

a second guide rail for guiding the at least one door leaf, wherein the second guide rail extends transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the first guide rail in the assembled state,

a bracket by means of which the at least one door leaf is movably supported in the assembled state relative to the second guide rail between a moved-out position and a moved-in position in a direction extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the first guide rail,

the drive device has at least one energy accumulator, wherein the holder can be pushed out of the retracted position of the holder by the drive device at least partially in the direction of the extended position of the holder by the force of the energy accumulator, wherein the drive device has a coupling and a control curve.

The invention also relates to a system having at least one door leaf and having a guide system of the type described. The invention also relates to a piece of furniture having such a guide system or having an arrangement of the type described above.

Background

In WO 2016/081961 a1, a furniture part with a door leaf is shown, wherein the door leaf is movable from a first position, which closes the furniture carcass, into a second position, in which the door leaf can be sunk into a lateral cavity of the furniture carcass. In this case, the door leaf is pushed out of the recess into a position outside the recess by means of a mechanical drive. The drive device comprises a control surface extending over the depth of the cavity, along which the control element can roll in the form of a pressure roller loaded by an energy accumulator. The disadvantage here is that the arrangement of the control surfaces depends on the width of the door leaves and the depth of the shaft and is therefore associated with increased material expenditure. Furthermore, the pressure roller rolls over the entire depth of the cavity on the control surface during the inward and outward movement of the door leaf, wherein the movement of the door leaf is slowed down by the friction between the pressure roller and the control surface in the event of undesirable noise. Furthermore, an increased force consumption is required for pushing the door leaf into the pushed-in end position, since the pressure roller, when the pushing movement is about to end, must be moved over a relatively long distance by the manual application of force against the force of the energy accumulator onto the projection of the control curve, so that the energy accumulator is again charged in order to push the door leaf out.

A guide system for two door leaves connected to one another in an articulated manner, which are mounted so as to be movable along guide rails extending perpendicularly to one another, is shown in US 2015/0008811 a 1. The door leaf can be moved in the depth direction of the furniture part only if the door leaves are oriented parallel to one another.

AT 502417 a1, a lockable ejection device for a drawer is shown, wherein the ejection device can be unlocked by overpressure of the drawer into a release position in the closed end position. After the unlocking is completed, the drawer is pushed out into the open position by the force of the spring. When the drawer is closed, the drawer rail of the drawer extension guide is coupled to the drawer extension device via a coupling element, so that the drawer can be pulled into the closed end position by means of the energy store of the drawer extension device.

Disclosure of Invention

The object of the present invention is to provide a guide system of the type mentioned at the beginning, in which at least one of the above-mentioned disadvantages is avoided.

According to the invention, this is solved by the features of claim 1. Further advantageous embodiments of the invention are given in the dependent claims.

In accordance with the invention, it is therefore provided that the coupling part and the control surface are decoupled from one another over a large part of the movement of the carrier between the extended position and the extended position, and that the carrier can be pulled into the extended position starting from a position directly before the extended position when the coupling part is coupled to the control surface.

The coupling part and the control curve can therefore move freely over a large part of the movement path of the carrier independently of one another and are coupled to one another only when the insertion movement of the carrier in the direction of the retracted position is about to end, wherein the energy store of the drive device is loaded by the interaction of the coupling part with the control curve and the carrier can then be pulled into the retracted position by the force of the energy store. In the retracted position of the holder, the energy accumulator is then at least partially charged, so that the holder can be pushed out of the retracted position again in the direction of the extended position by means of the stored energy of the energy accumulator. The pushing out can be effected after activation by a person, for example in the form of: the holder is locked in the retracted position and can be unlocked in an overpressure position behind the retracted position due to the overpressure, whereupon the holder can be pushed out by the force of the energy accumulator.

Provision can be made here for:

the coupling is arranged on the support or can be moved together with the support, and the control curve is arranged on the second guide rail or on a component fixed to the body, or

The coupling is arranged on the second guide rail or on a part fixed to the body and the control curve is arranged on the support or can be moved together with the support.

Drawings

Further details and advantages of the invention emerge from the exemplary embodiments shown in the drawings. Here:

fig. 1a, 1b show two perspective views of a furniture part with a door leaf, which is mounted movably relative to a furniture carcass by means of a guide system,

figure 2 shows a perspective view of a door leaf with a guiding system,

figure 3 shows the rear end region of the second guide rail with the drive means in an exploded view,

figures 4a and 4b show the second guide rail in a side view and an enlarged detail view thereof,

figures 5a and 5b show the position in which the direction of the holder towards the moved-in position continues with respect to figures 4a and 4b,

figures 6a and 6b show a further continued movement of the holder in the direction of the moved-in position and the position of the holder in the moved-in position,

figures 7a and 7b show the unlocking of the carriage in order to move the carriage in the ejection direction and the overpressure position of the carriage,

figures 8a and 8b show two different positions of the carriage in the ejection direction,

fig. 9a, 9b show a further continued position of the carriage in the ejection direction and the rear end region of the second guide rail in a perspective view.

Detailed Description

Fig. 1a shows a perspective view of a furniture part 1 with door leaves 3a, 3b and 4a, 4b, which are mounted movably relative to a furniture carcass 2 by means of a guide system 5. The guide system 5 comprises a first guide rail 6 having a longitudinal direction (L) and a second guide rail 11 extending transversely, preferably perpendicularly, to the longitudinal direction (L) for guiding the door leaves 3a and 3b, wherein a guide device 8a connected to the door leaf 3b is movably mounted along the first guide rail 6 and relative to the second guide rail 11. The first rail 6 and the second rail 11 can be designed separately from one another and can occupy the same height position or different height positions in the assembled state. Alternatively, it is possible for the first rail 6 and the second rail to be integrally formed together.

The door leaves 3a, 3b can be pushed into the lateral cavity 7a in a position parallel to each other. By means of the second guide 8b connected to the door leaf 4b, the two other door leaves 4a, 4b can be moved relative to the first guide 6 and can be pushed into the second lateral cavity 7b in a position parallel to one another. The door leaves 3a, 3b and 4a, 4b are each pivotably connected to one another by means of a furniture hinge 10, so that the door leaves 3a, 3b and 4a, 4b are each hingedly connected to one another about a vertically extending axis. Fig. 1b shows a furniture part 1, in which the door leaves 3a, 3b and 4a, 4b are each oriented parallel to one another and can be pushed into the lateral cavities 7a, 7b in a direction (Z) transverse to the longitudinal direction (L).

Fig. 2 shows a perspective view of the door leaves 3a and 3b, which can be moved along the first guide 6 by means of a guide 8a connected to the door leaf 3 b. The guide means 8a can be detachably coupled to the vertically extending support 14, so that the guide means 8a can be pushed together with the door leaves 3a, 3b in a direction (Z) transverse to the longitudinal direction (L) relative to the second guide rail 11. The carriage 14 is movable in the assembly position into a transfer position in which the carriage 14 is connected to the first rail 6 in the longitudinal direction (L) such that the guide means 8a can be transferred back and forth between the first rail 6 and the carriage 14. The second guide rail 11 is fastened to a side wall 2a of the furniture carcass 2, wherein the second guide rail 11 has, in the rear end region, a control curve 12 for the detachable coupling to a coupling part 21 (not visible here) of the carrier 14 and a damping device 13, for example at least one linear damper with a piston-cylinder unit, for damping a movement of the carrier 14 in the direction (Z). The carrier 14 is therefore mounted so as to be movable relative to the second guide rail 11 between a retracted position and an extended position, wherein the lower end region of the carrier 14 is guided relative to the further guide rail 15, for example by means of a pulley. The height of the support 14 can extend over a large part of the height of the door leaves 3a, 3 b. The support 14 can be formed, for example, from a curved rail profile.

Fig. 3 shows the rear end region of the second guide rail 11 with the drive 28 in an exploded view. By means of the drive 28, the carrier 14 can be pulled into the retracted position in the direction (Z) relative to the second rail 11 by the force of the energy store 20 toward the end of the insertion movement and can be pushed out of the inserted position again counter to the direction (Z) by the force of the same energy store 20 (after unlocking). A support part 27, on which the control surface 12 is arranged or formed, can be fastened to the second guide rail 11. The carriage 14 has at least one pulley 25a with a horizontal axis of rotation and at least one pulley 25b with a vertical axis of rotation, wherein the pulleys 25a and 25b can be rolled along the rolling slats of the second guide rail 11. The coupling part 21 is mounted on the support 14 so as to be pivotable about a rotational axis 24, wherein the coupling part 21 is in the illustrated embodiment designed as a two-armed lever having two lever ends 21a, 21 b. A pressure-bearing part 18, preferably a pressure roller 18a which is rotatable about a hinge axis 19, is mounted on a first lever end 21a of the coupling part 21, wherein the pressure roller 18a can be moved along the control surface 12 by a movement of the carrier 14 in the direction (Z). The movement of the carriage 14 in the direction (Z) can be introduced into the damping device 13 (fig. 2) by means of the stop 17, so that the movement of the carriage 14 up to the retracted position can be decelerated. The coupling part 21 can be releasably latched by the latching lever 22 in the retracted position, wherein the latching lever 22 is biased by the spring element 26 in the direction of releasing the disengaged position of the coupling part 21. The spring element 26 counteracts the force of the time-limiting element 29 (fig. 4), so that the locking between the locking lever 22 and the coupling part 21 can be disengaged only after a predetermined time interval by the delayed force of the time-limiting element 29. This function is used to ensure that the holder 14 is not pushed into the removed position again immediately after the insertion by the force of the energy store 20.

Fig. 4a shows the second guide rail 11 in a side view, wherein a bearing part 27 with a control curve 12 is fastened to the rear end region. For better understanding, the bracket 14 is partially hidden. The coupling part 21 is mounted on the carrier 14 so as to be pivotable about a rotational axis 24, wherein the coupling part 21 and the control curve 12 are decoupled from one another over a large part of the movement between the extended position and the extended position of the carrier 14 and can only be coupled to one another when the extended position is about to end. The coupling is only achieved when the coupling part 21 (here the pressure part 18) comes to rest against the control curve 12 during the movement in the direction (Z) (fig. 4 b).

Fig. 4b shows an enlarged view of the area circled in fig. 4 a. The coupling part 21 is pivotably supported about a rotational axis 24 and has two lever arms 21a and 21b, wherein a pressure-bearing part 18 in the form of a pressure roller 18a, which is arranged on the first lever arm 21a, rests against the control surface 12 of the bearing part 27. The energy accumulator 20 acts on the second lever arm 21b of the coupling part 21, which in the illustrated illustration is in the unloaded state. The accumulator 20 may include one or more coil springs. In the illustrated figures, the energy store 20 is designed as a tension spring, so that the pressure-bearing part 18 can be pressed against the control surface 12 by the force of the energy store 20 when the carriage 14 continues to move in the direction (Z). A time-limiting element 29 in the form of a rotary damper, preferably designed as a fluid damper, is mounted on the carrier 14, which is only partially shown, the pinion 23 of the rotary damper interacting with the toothing 22a of the locking lever 22.

Fig. 5a shows the continued movement of the holder 14 relative to fig. 4a, 4b in the direction of the retracted position (Z). By moving the carriage in the direction (Z), the pressure bearing part 18 can first be moved along the clamping section of the control surface 12, wherein the coupling part 21 in the form of a two-armed lever is pivoted in the counterclockwise direction and the energy accumulator 20 is tensioned in the form of a tension spring. Fig. 5b shows the further movement of the support 14 in the direction (Z), wherein the pressure-bearing part 18 is located on the uppermost region of the control surface 12 and the energy store 20 is therefore maximally tensioned.

Fig. 6a shows the further movement of the holder 14 in the direction of the moved-in position (Z). Starting from the preceding fig. 5b, the pressure-bearing part 18 is mounted so as to be movable along the pull-in section of the control cam 21, since the control cam 21 in this region forms a reduced relative distance with respect to the rotational axis 24 of the coupling part 21. The energy accumulator 20 can be discharged in this way, so that the bracket 14 (and thus the door leaf 3a, 3b) is pulled in the direction (Z) by the force of the discharged energy accumulator 20. In this case, the hinge shaft 19, on which the pressure piece 18 in the form of a pressure roller 18a is mounted, is moved into the recess 22c of the locking lever 22. By the entry of the hinge axis 19 into the recess 22c, the locking lever 22 is pivoted about the rotational axis 22b in the clockwise direction, wherein the toothing 22a of the locking lever 22 and the pinion 23 of the time-limiting element 29 (rotary damper) move relative to one another and the spring element 26 is tensioned in the form of a tension spring. In this case, the support 14 rests against the stop 17, whereby the movement of the support 14 in the direction (Z) can be decelerated by the damping device 13 (fig. 2) until it is moved into the retracted position.

Fig. 6b shows the retracted position of the carrier 14, in which the pressure-bearing part 18 in the form of a pressure roller 18a is releasably latched with the latching section 12c (fig. 6a), preferably a recess, of the control surface 12, so that the carrier 14 is held with a predetermined force in the illustrated retracted position. In this case, the hinge axis 19 of the pressure-bearing part 18 is releasably latched to the recess 22c of the latching lever 22, wherein both the spring element 26 and the energy accumulator 20 are in the tensioned state. The final retraction stroke of the carriage 14 in the direction (Z) is decelerated by the damping device 13, wherein the stop 17 is pressed in the direction (Z) in direct comparison with fig. 6 a.

Fig. 7a shows: after the blocking between the blocking lever 22 and the coupling part 21 is released, the position of the support 14 is released by pressing the support 14 starting from the moved-in position into the pressed-in position after the moved-in position. The support 14 is thus moved into the overpressure position by the manual application of force, wherein the latching between the hinge axis 19 and the recess 22c of the latching lever 22 can be released. By releasing the lock between the hinge axis 19 of the pressure piece 18 and the locking lever 22 and by the force of the relieved spring element 26, the locking lever 22 is pivoted in the counterclockwise direction, wherein the movement of the locking lever 22 into the unlocked position is damped by a time-limiting element 29 in the form of a rotational damper. Here, the pinion 23 of the rotary damper moves on the toothing 22a of the locking lever 22, so that the movement of the locking lever 22 is damped in the counterclockwise direction (fig. 7 b). The bracket 14 (and therefore the door leaves 3a, 3b) is prevented from being pushed out again immediately opposite the direction (Z) when the inward-moving position is reached, namely by means of the time-limiting element 29 in the form of a rotational damper.

Fig. 8a shows the ejection process of the holder 14 from the retracted position in the ejection direction (a). The pressure-bearing element 18 in the form of a pressure roller 18a can be supported on a recess 27a of the support body 27, so that the bracket 14 (and thus the door leaf 3a, 3b) can be pushed out in the push-out direction (a) by the force of the unloaded energy store 20. Fig. 8b shows continued movement of the carriage 14 in the ejection direction (a).

Fig. 9a shows a further continued movement of the carriage 14 in the push-out direction (a). The coupling part 21 is pivoted by the remaining force of the energy store 20 about the axis of rotation 24 in the counterclockwise direction, wherein the coupling part 21 is decoupled from the control curve 12 and the carrier 14 can continue to move in the ejection direction (a) without being decoupled. During the next insertion movement of the carrier 14, the coupling part 21 can be coupled again to the control curve 12, as already shown and described in fig. 4 b.

Fig. 9b shows the rear end region of the second guide rail 11, wherein the bearing part 27 with the control curve 12 can be mounted in a positionally fixed manner on the second guide rail 11 or on the side wall 2a (fig. 2) of the furniture carcass 2. Furthermore, a damping device 13 for damping the movement of the carrier 14 in the direction (Z) can be seen, which in the exemplary embodiment shown is designed as a piston-cylinder unit. The stopper 17 is preferably integrally connected with the cushion cylinder 13 b. The stop 17 can be pressed in by a movement of the support 14 in the direction (Z), whereby the damping cylinder 13b for carrying out a damping stroke can be moved in the direction (Z) relative to the damper housing 13a and the movement of the damping cylinder 13b relative to the damper housing 13a is decelerated by the resistance of the preferably hydraulic damping medium.