Device for the sliding movement of doors and wardrobe doors
AssigneeTerno Scorrevoli S.P.A. Unipersonale
InventorGiovanni Terno
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AssigneeTerno Scorrevoli S.P.A. Unipersonale
InventorGiovanni Terno
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A movement device for the sliding movement of furniture and wardrobe doors having inner and outer doors which slide along parallel tracks/guides. The movement device includes inner and outer pairs of carriages each having a roller. The carriages are fixed to the inner front of each door. A plate directly attaches each inner carriage to the inner door. A frame with an inverted “U” cross-section attaches each outer carriage to the outer door. Air pistons are fixed proximate the ends of the guides, along which the rollers of the carriages slide for the cushioned stop at the end stroke of moving the carriages when opening and closing the doors. The mounting device includes a support member housing a second piston which is surmounted by an elastic clamp. The clamp selectively interfaces with an aligned wedge extending from a carriage from the other door to prevent abutment between door handles.
A movement device for sliding movement of at least two doors of a wardrobe or furniture piece of which a first door of the at least two doors is slidably movable along a first guide which is affixed to the wardrobe or furniture piece, the first door being slidably movable along the first guide by a first pair of carriages each of which having one or more first wheels or rollers, the first pair of carriages being fixed to an inner front or near an upper edge of the first door in a spaced-apart arrangement and movably interface with the first guide by the one or more first wheels or rollers;
A movement device for sliding movement of at least two doors of a wardrobe or furniture piece of which a first door of the at least two doors is slidably movable along a first guide which is affixed to the wardrobe or furniture piece, the first door being slidably movable along the first guide by a first carriage having one or more first wheels or rollers, the first carriage being fixed to an upper edge of the first door and movably interfaces with the first guide by the one or more first wheels or rollers;
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