Grammer Ag

Aly Kone

Martin Stuiber

Matthias Wagner

Peter Eidenhammer

The holder for a center console, including a first fastening region for fastening to the vehicle body as well as a second fastening region for fastening to the center console, wherein the first fastening region and the second fastening region are connected by at least one arm extending in the Z-direction. The arm has a primary region with a first center axis and at least one secondary region with a second center axis which form relative to one another at least one bend point, which permits deformation of the primary region relative to the secondary region and thus a movement of the first fastening region relative to the second fastening region in the Z-direction.

Holder for a center console of a vehicle

A cover assembly has a base, first and second cover parts movable relative to the base about respective pivot axes between closed and open positions and respective first and second torsion springs mounted on respective pivot pins, biasing the cover parts into the respective open positions, and each having one leg supported on the base and another leg braced against the respective cover part. An adjuster can set the biasing of at least one of the springs and has a support for the one leg of the one spring that is on the base or the cover part, that is pivotal on the respective pivot pin, and that is formed with a slot through which the respective pivot pin engages. A locking formation on the support and a counterlocking formation are detachably engageable with the locking formation in different relative positions such that different spring tensions can be set.

Cover assembly and storage compartment therefor

An armrest has a base, a support arm pivotal on the base between a first end position and a second end position, and a latch including a first latch formation on the support arm and a second latch formation on the base for securing the support arm relative to the base in at least one of the end positions. A spring biases the support arm into the first end position and carries one of the first and second latch formations.

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Nuremberg, Germany

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