Foot for the leg of a piece of furniture
AssigneeSchaffner AG
InventorTheo Schaffner
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Abstract
The foot described has a support arm connected to the leg, the other end of the support arm being fitted with a height-adjustable foot element (8). For this purpose, the foot element has an upper surface (12) which extends, at an angle (.alpha.) to the floor surface (10), towards the support arm (6) and which engages with a matching lower surface (14) on the support arm (6). Both surfaces (12, 14) have engagement ribs (16, 18) which run at right angles to the support arm (6). The foot (8) is connected by means of a stud (22) to a support element (32) which rests with the spring head pressed against the upper surface (38) of the support arm (6). The stud (22) passes through a long hole (30) facing the support arm (6). This design ensures that the height of the foot can be adjusted simply and reliably.
Claims5
A foot for a supporting column, said foot having a bracket (6) with a long direction and adapted to be attached at a first end to the supporting column (2), a vertically adjustable foot element (8) being arranged at a second end of the bracket (6), wherein the improvement comprises that the foot element (8) has an upper locking face (12) inclined at an angle (.alpha.) relative to a supporting plane (10), and extending in the long direction of the bracket (6) and cooperating with a corresponding lower locking face (14) of the bracket (6), each of the locking faces (12, 14) having locking ribs (16, 18) extending transversely of the long direction of the bracket (6), and the foot element (8) is connected, via a pin (22) guided in an elongated hole (30) in and oriented in the long direction of the bracket (6), with a supporting member (32) arranged at an upper side (38) of the bracket (6) and supported in a resilient manner on the upper side (38) of the bracket (6).
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