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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 26, 1994
Filed:
Jul. 07, 1992
Horst Lautenschlager, Reinheim, DE;
Horst Berger, Bielefeld, DE;
Abstract
A mounting system for the carcase-interior end of the guide rail (10) of a drawer guide for drawers and the like in the carcase of a cabinet at a distance from the inside surface of the associated carcase side wall. The guide rail (10) is formed as a channel which is fitted from underneath into a corresponding runner rail which can be fastened to the drawer and is formed by an inverted channel inside of which tracks are formed for rolling bodies. In the portion of the guide rail (10) engaged in the runner rail, tracks are also formed for the rolling bodies, so that the runner rail is displaceable relative to the guide rail. The section of the guide rail (10) engaged in the runner rail is bent from the horizontally disposed web of the rail. In the carcase-interior end portion of the guide rail (10) a tab (16) stands up from its horizontal web and is aligned transversely of the length of the guide rail, and is provided with detent teeth (18) on its edge pointing away from the web. A mounting piece (12) which can be fastened in the interior of the carcase serves to accommodate the guide rail; it has a supporting surface (24) extending under the back end of the horizontal web of the guide rail (10), and has a resilient tongue (26) which is provided above the supporting surface (24) at the level of the tab (16) on the guide rail, and bears parallel grooves (28) on its bottom running in the direction of the length of the guide rail, and it is forced against the detent teeth (18) of the tab (16).