Systems for quick mounting and fixing applied to a cabinet body
OwnerVictor Penna Costainventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure refers to systems applied to cabinet body that mates quick mounting and fixing, applied to the furniture area specially to steel cabinets, for joining took apart pieces by fitting and screwing them or for mounting and joining them by welding. The cabinet body presents steel back part having a bend that forms a small backlash and with eyebolt-shaped reliefs for quick mounting the cabinet boxes. The top part has a wedged-shaped bend that when is joined to the strip-shaped steel plate having the wedge bend opposed to the one of the back part, it can be fixed to any wall, and a quick installation of the cabinet box on the wall is allowed.
Claims5
A system for quick mounting and fixing of a cabinet body to a wall, comprising:
- side sections (1) provided with prefixed screws (13), a top (2) comprising prefixed screws (13), and a bottom (3) comprising prefixed screws (13), wherein the side sections (1), top (2), and bottom (3) form a frame (5) of a cabinet, wherein the side sections (1) are fixed to the top (2) and to the bottom (3) through self-tapping screws (4) or screws and nuts passing through coincident bores (14) of the side sections (1), the top (2), and the bottom (3), the bores (14) having diameters sized for the self-tapping screws (4), the self-tapping screws (4) providing locking when receiving tightening torque, thereby forming the frame (5);
- wherein the frame (5) receives a back part (6) which is formed in one piece or two pieces (6a and 6b);
- wherein the back part (6) comprises a U-shaped bend (7) and eyebolt-shaped reliefs (8) in an upper section, and L-shaped bends (9) and eyebolt-shaped reliefs (8) in lower and side sections thereof, the eyebolt-shaped reliefs (8) in the lower and side sections of the back part (6) passing through heads of the prefixed screws (13) of the side sections (1) and of the bottom (3), wherein the U-shaped bend (7) is bigger than the L-shaped bends (9) and forms a wedge when the upper section of the back part (6) is positioned in parallel to the top (2) wherein the frame (5) can be fixed to a wall using the U-shaped bend (7) and screwing the prefixed screws (13).
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