Shelf
AssigneeZarges GmbH
InventorErkan Soytürk
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Abstract
A shelf is provided including shelf frames having hole lines, in particular formed by one front and one rear bar each and comprising pull-out rails which extend substantially horizontally along one shelf frame each, in particular from a front bar to a rear bar, and are mounted thereon via a front rail holder and via a rear rail holder. An upper and a lower hook pin are formed on each rail holder, which hook pins are intended for engagement in holes of the hole lines and engage behind wall regions adjacent to the holes, in particular bar wall regions. The upper hook pin of the rear rail holder points upwards. The lower hook pin of the rear rail holder points upwards.
Claims13
A shelf, comprising:
- shelf frames having hole lines formed by one front and one rear bar each and comprising pull-out rails which extend substantially horizontally along one shelf frame each from a front bar to a rear bar, and are mounted thereon via a front rail holder and via a rear rail holder,
- wherein an upper and a lower hook pin are formed on each rail holder, which hook pins are intended for engagement in holes of the hole lines and engage behind wall regions adjacent to the holes, or bar wall regions,
- wherein the upper hook pin of the rear rail holder points upwards,
- wherein the lower hook pin of the rear rail holder points upwards, and
- wherein a vertical protrusion of a hook of the lower hook pin with respect to a pin portion is between 2% and 18% of the diameter of the pin portion.
A rail holder on which an upper and a lower hook pin are configured which are intended for engagement into holes of hole lines and which engage behind wall regions adjacent to the holes,
- wherein the upper hook pin of the rail holder points upwards,
- wherein the lower hook pin of the rail holder points upwards, and
- wherein a vertical protrusion of a hook of the lower hook pin with respect to a pin portion is between 2% and 18% of the diameter of the pin portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.