Moll Funktionsmobel Gmbh

Moll Funktionsmoebel Gmbh

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Moll Funktionsboebel Gmbh

Moll System- Und Funktionsm&ouml;bel Gmbh

Hans Looser

Hellmuth Moll

Office table

The invention relates to a piece of furniture containing a furniture base part (-), in particular a furniture frame, and a furniture part () movable relative thereto, in particular a table top (), with an adjusting gear (-) for driving the furniture part () and with an actuating mechanism (-) for the rotary actuation of a drive shaft (-) of the adjusting gear (-). In the piece of furniture (-), it is provided that the actuating mechanism (-) for the rotary actuation of the adjusting gear (-) contains a manually operated cable- or belt-type pulling element (-) which is wrapped around a wrapping section (-) coupled for rotation with the drive shaft (-) at least during an actuation of the actuating mechanism (-) and which, when pulled, causes the drive shaft (-) to rotate.

Piece of furniture

Office cabinets

Office cabinet

Furniture

A chair ( ) has a base ( ) and upwardly projecting from the base ( ) a supporting column ( ) holding a seating device ( ). Disposed on the base ( ) is a plug-type connection piece ( ). The supporting column ( ) is slipped onto the onto the plug-type connection piece ( ) and secured on the plug-type connection piece ( ) in a manner so that it is detachable from the outside.

Chair

A chair composed of a seat adapted to be adjusted in height and depth, and a chair body, on which at least one rack rail extending in the direction of vertical adjustment is arranged, which is associated with the seat on which a vertically adjustable holding element runs, which is associated with the seat, the rack rail meshing with a gear wheel mounted on the holding element, and on which a drive element able to be rotated by the gear wheel is arranged. The holding element constitutes a projecting seat holding portion, on which a seat carrying part runs for movement in the direction of depth adjustment. The seat carrying part is connected via a flexible tension force transmitting element, as for example cord or a belt, in a driving manner, which flexible tension force transmitting element runs on the one hand in a manner free of slip around the drive element and on the other hand around a direction changing device and a section of the flexible tension force transmitting element extends along the seat holding portion in the direction of depth adjustment, on which section of the flexible tension force transmitting element the seat carrying part is secured.

Chair having a seat that is adjustable in a height and width

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Wangen, Germany

Hans Looser