Storage compartment that can be inserted into a cabinet element
AssigneePeka-Metall AG
InventorsBernhard Weber, Franz Meyer
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AssigneePeka-Metall AG
InventorsBernhard Weber, Franz Meyer
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A storage compartment is formed from a blank made of sheet metal and comprises a base part and edge regions surrounding the base part, which edge regions are bent upwards by about 90° with respect to the base part. The upwardly bent edge regions are equipped with receiving and holding means, in each of which a plate-shaped element is insertable and is held. One each of a first edge region and a second edge region form a first side surface and a second side surface. The first side surface serves as a supporting surface for the plate-shaped element. The second side surface covers the frontal surface of the plate-shaped element. Furthermore, a projecting element is provided in the second side surface. The plate-shaped element is held between the supporting surface and the projecting element.
Storage compartment, which is insertable into a cabinet element, which is formed from a blank of sheet metal, comprising a base part and edge regions surrounding the base part, which edge regions are bent upwards by about 90° with respect to the base part, a plate-shaped element insertable and held adjacent to one of said edge regions to form a wall of the storage compartment, one each of a first and a second of said edge regions forming a corner region of the storage compartment with a first side surface and a second side surface, in that the first side surface serves as a supporting surface for a plate side of the plate-shaped element inserted in the storage compartment, in that the second side surface covers a frontal surface of the plate-shaped element at least over a portion of its height, into which second side surface a projecting element is provided in such a way that the inserted plate-shaped element comes to lie between said supporting surface and said projecting element.
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