Pull-out guide
AssigneeFulterer AG & Co KG
InventorBernhard Ill
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Abstract
A pull-out guide for pulling out an extractable furniture part from a furniture carcass has a first rail and a second rail. Pulling first rail out of the second rail is limited by a stop element of the first rail striking a pull-out stop of the second rail. A securing part mounted on the second rail is rotatable about an axis of rotation. The securing part can be rotated, counter to the force of a spring element, from a blocked position, in which lifting of the front end of the first rail is blocked, in a rotational opening direction into a release position, in which the front end of the first rail can be lifted and the stop element of the first rail can be moved over the pull-out stop of the second rail. A holding device, in a holding state, holds the securing part in the release position.
Claims14
A pull-out guide for pulling out an extractable furniture part (5) from a furniture carcass (4), comprising:
- a first rail (1) and a second rail (2), wherein the first rail (1) is configured to be pulled out from the second rail (2) in a pull-out direction (6) from an inserted position into an extracted position in which a further pulling out of the first rail (1) from the second rail (2) is delimited by a stop element (13) of the first rail (1) striking a pull-out stop (12) of the second rail (2), and wherein a securing part (14) is mounted on the second rail (2) so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation (15), wherein the securing part is configured to be twisted counter to a force of a spring element (16) from a blocked position, in which a lifting of a front end of the first rail (1) is blocked, into a release position in which the front end of the first rail (1) can be lifted and the stop element (13) of the first rail (1) can be moved over the pull-out stop (12) of the second rail (2) for complete removal of the first rail (1) from the second rail (2), and wherein a holding device is provided which, in a holding state, holds the securing part (14) twisted into the release position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.