Snap-on furniture system
OwnerPeter Alexander Antonius van de Hoef, Rik Wouters +2inventors
InventorsPeter Alexander Antonius van de Hoef, Rik Wouters, Bart Jan André Poort, Freddy Eugene Abraham Galstaun
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OwnerPeter Alexander Antonius van de Hoef, Rik Wouters +2inventors
InventorsPeter Alexander Antonius van de Hoef, Rik Wouters, Bart Jan André Poort, Freddy Eugene Abraham Galstaun
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A furniture panel joining system includes a joint piece for connecting a furniture panel. The joint piece has a base body having a male connector to be inserted into T-slot of a furniture panel. The joint piece has a top portion provided with at least one female connector. The female connector is configured for receiving a male member formed by a pin head of a couple item. The couple item is of benefit for attaching a furniture item which in particular includes a wired electronic unit in a quick manner without a need for a tool or glue to the furniture panel.
A furniture panel joining system for joining a furniture panel, wherein the furniture panel joining system comprises:
The furniture panel joining system according to claim 1, wherein the pin head is formed by a snap-on member to be snapped into the aperture of the female connector of the joint piece. 3 The furniture panel joining system according to claim 2, wherein the snap-on member has at least one snap finger for snapping the couple item to the female connector of the joint piece.
A joint piece for establishing a quick connection of a furniture item, wherein the joint piece comprises a base body having at least one end face provided with at least one of a first and a second male connector, wherein the base body has a top portion provided with at least one female connector formed by an aperture for receiving a pin head which forms a male member of a couple item.
A couple item for establishing a quick connection of a furniture item to a joint piece which joint piece has a base portion being configured to be connected to a furniture panel, wherein the couple item is formed by a cylindrical pin shaped pin element with a pin head forming a male member being connectable to a female connector of the joint piece.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.