Furniture item
AssigneeJulius Blum GmbH
InventorDavid KARG
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Abstract
The invention relates to an item of furniture including a furniture body, a furniture part which is displaceably received in or on the furniture body, and an ejection device having at least one ejection element for displacing the moveable furniture part from a closed position into a first open position. At least one lockable drive device is provided for driving the at least one ejection element. The invention is characterized by means for displacing the at least one ejection element beyond the first open position.
Claims15
A furniture item with movable furniture part and an ejection device which has at least one ejection element to move the movable furniture part out of a closed position into a first open position, and at least an actuator with an energy accumulator, preferably manually loaded, for the one or more ejection elements, characterised in that the ejection device is formed to at least partly load the energy accumulator of the actuator for the ejection element during a closing movement of the movable furniture part in a part section of the opening or closing of the movable furniture part located between the opened end position and the first open position.
A process for opening and, as the case may be, closing a movable furniture part located in or on a furniture body of a furniture item using an ejection device which has an ejection element which is contacted, or can be contacted, by a latchable actuator, preferably an manually loaded energy accumulator, whereby the latter is loaded during the closing movement of the movable furniture part by an ejection element, characterised in that the loading process of the energy accumulator is started, after the movable furniture part had been opened beyond a first open position during a closing movement of the movable furniture part in a part section of the opening, or closing, path of the movable furniture part between the first open position and the closed end position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.