Rotary Piece of Furniture
AssigneeErnestomeda S.p.A.
InventorPietro Arosio
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Abstract
A rotary piece of furniture comprising a body (2) provided with at least one upper portion (3), one lower portion (4), one posterior portion (5) and a space (6) accessible at least through one frontal opening (7). Said rotary piece of furniture (1) comprises at least one support mean (8) of the furniture (1) and at least two arms means (9, 10, 11, 12) each having one end hinged to a respective side of the support means and the another end hinged to the furniture (1). The arm means (9, 10, 11, 12) allow to turn the body (2) at least 180° respect to the vertical direction to exchange the positions of the posterior portion (5) and the frontal opening (7) passing from a hiding condition (O) to an access condition (a) and vice versa.
Claims13
1) A rotary piece of furniture comprising a body (2) provided with at least one upper portion (3), one lower portion (4), one posterior portion (5) and a space (6) accessible at least through one frontal opening (7);
- said rotary piece for furniture (1) having at least one support means (8) and at least two arm means (9, 10, 11, 12), each arm means having one end hinged to a respective side of the support means and another end hinged to the furniture (1) wherein the arm means (9, 10, 11, 12) allow the body (2) to turn at least 180° with respect to a vertical direction to exchange positions of the posterior portion (5) and the frontal opening (7) passing from a hiding condition (O) to an access condition (a) and vice versa;
- said support means (8) being provided with a fixing means (13) for fixing the support means to a wall, or to another fixed body, and being rigidly connected to an upper crossbar (14) and/or a lower crossbar (15) and/or rigidly connected to two lateral uprights (20, 21) where ends of said crossbar (14, 15) or lateral uprights (20, 21) are lateral with respect to the body (2) and have first means (16, 17, 18, 19) for rotatably connecting the arm means (9, 10, 11, 12) to the support means (8).
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