Julius Blum Gesellschaft M.b.h.

Emanuel Netzer

Klaus Brustle

Helmut Hollenstein

Edgar Huber

Gunter Ohy

A guide rail assembly for use on each of opposite sides of a drawer to guide movement of the drawer into and out of an article of furniture includes a supporting rail to be attached to a furniture side wall, a pull out rail to be attached to the drawer, and at least one carriage for load transmitting rollers situated between the supporting rail and the pull out rail. The pull out rail and the supporting rail are provided with stops for limiting movement of the pull out rail and the carriage with respect to the supporting rail. The carriage is provided with buffers, whereby the carriage and the buffers are made in one piece of plastic material. The buffers each have the form of a meander or serpentine shaped protrusion.

Guide rail assembly for drawers

A furniture fitting for connecting parts of an article of furniture includes a dowel to be inserted into a hole in one furniture part and an expansion member movable relative to the dowel between a relaxed position, enabling the dowel to be inserted into the hole, and an expanded position, enabling the dowel to be locked in the hole. A holding member is mounted with respect to the expansion member for rotatable movement relative to the dowel to actuate the expansion member to move to or from the expanded position thereof upon such rotatable movement relative to the dowel. The holding member is to be connected to another furniture part.

Furniture fitting

A closing device is employed in an article of furniture having furniture components including a furniture body and a drawer for moving the drawer to a fully inserted position within the furniture body. The closing device includes a pin member fixed to the drawer and a tiltable member mounted on the furniture body. The tiltable member is displaceable along a guide track in opposite directions. The pin member and the tiltable member are engaged with the drawer is in its fully inserted position. The pin member is held in a slot of the tiltable member. A spring acts on the tiltable member. When the pin and the tiltable member are in engagement, the spring urges to the drawer to move in a direction inwardly of the furniture body to the fully inserted position. When the tiltable member displaced relative to the other furniture component against the force of the spring to a predetermined position, the tiltable member is caused to tilt about an axis to a locking position whereat the tiltable member is locked with respect to the furniture body and engagement between the pin member and the tiltable member is released. The pin member is elongated in cross section. The width of the slot in the tiltable member is equal to the length of the cross section of the pin member, and the depth of the slot is larger than the width of the pin member.

Closing device for moving a drawer to a fully inserted position within a

A pull-out guide fitting for a drawer, having two drawer frames (2) to which a respective pull-out rail (6) of the two pull-out rails (6) and a drawer guide fitting comprising two carcass-side support rails (5) is detachably secured. Each pull-out rail (6) has in the region of its rear end a hook by means of which it can be suspended in the drawer. There are provided, projecting transversely with respect to the pull-out direction of the pull-out rails (6), latching parts (9) which fix the pull-out rail (6) to the drawer frame (2) in the direction of displacement of the drawer guide fitting. There is assembled on the pull-out rails (6) a cam body (1) which is rotatable about a horizontal axis and on which the drawer bears. The cam body (1) is mounted in a cutout (4) in the upper horizontal web (6') and the drawer base (3) bears on the cam body (1).

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Hochst, Austria

Emanuel Netzer