Method for assembling a guide system for guiding at least one movable, supported door along a furniture wall.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2026514779
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2023-09-07
- Filing Date
- 2024-08-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-09-07
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to a method for assembling a guide system for guiding at least one movably supported door along a furniture wall, wherein the guide system has at least two guide rails each having a longitudinal direction, each of said guide rails comprising at least one guide device for guiding a support which is supported on said guide rails and can be coupled to at least one door, said at least two guide rails being connected to each other via at least one cable of a cable tensioning device for counteracting a tilting moment of the support about a tilting axis by a return moment.
[0002] Furthermore, the present invention relates to a guide system for guiding at least one movably supported door along a furniture wall.
[0003] Such guide systems are generally used for guiding at least one door which can be pushed into a furniture cabinet along the furniture wall in the depth direction of the furniture or can be pushed into a receiving pocket located alongside the furniture cabinet.
[0004] A particular challenge in guiding such a door lies in the fact that the door tends to tilt under the influence of gravity. Such tilting of the door leads to both an inclined position of the support and tilting of both guide devices, in which case the guide device gets caught on the guide rail assigned to said guide device. When such catching occurs, movement of the door becomes impossible or at least significantly impeded. That is, the main object is that both guide devices are guided sufficiently safely against jamming relative to the guide rails assigned to said both guide devices.
[0005] Door guide systems equipped with cable tensioning devices for stabilizing doors are shown, for example, in U.S. Patent Publication No. 2007 / 0159037 (Figure 4), International Publication No. 2018 / 129568 (Figure 5a), German Patent Publication No. 19709461 (Figure 5), European Patent Publication No. 1394349 (Figure 1), and European Patent Publication No. 0128503 (Figure 3). However, the assembly of cable tensioning devices is complex and in many cases can only be done by skilled personnel.
[0006] The object of the present invention is to improve upon the method and guide system described at the beginning so as to simplify the assembly of the cable tensioning device.
[0007] This is resolved by the features of claims 1 and 9 according to the present invention. Further advantageous configurations of the present invention are provided in the dependent claims.
[0008] According to the present invention, the method comprises the following chronological steps, preferably in the order described below: - Steps to prepare at least one furniture wall, - A method for positioning, preferably placing on, an assembly consisting of at least two guide rails and at least one cable positioned between these guide rails on at least one furniture wall. - A method of fixing one of the two guide rails to at least one furniture wall, preferably at one end of at least one furniture wall, preferably with screws. - A method of increasing the distance between the two guide rails by moving one of the two guide rails in a direction lateral to the longitudinal direction of this guide rail relative to at least one guide rail already fixed to the furniture wall, - A method step of increasing the length of at least one cable segment of a cable placed between both guide rails as the distance between both guide rails increases. It has been identified that it contains
[0009] The guide system according to the present invention has an assembly comprising at least two guide rails and at least one cable disposed between these guide rails, wherein in the delivery state of the assembly, both guide rails are positioned relative to each other with a first spacing between them laterally with respect to the longitudinal direction of both guide rails, and in the assembled state to a furniture wall, they are positioned relative to each other with a second spacing that is increased compared to the first spacing, and the length of at least one cable section of the cable disposed between these two guide rails can be increased when both guide rails are moved from the delivery state to the assembled state, preferably, in the delivery state, the cable end of at least one cable protrudes beyond the components of the assembly, preferably one of the two guide rails, and can be shortened when both guide rails are moved from the delivery state to the assembled state.
[0010] In other words, at least two guide rails are provided, and these guide rails are connected to each other via at least one cable of a cable tensioning device. In the first step, the first guide rail is fixed to the furniture wall. In a subsequent method step, the second guide rail is moved in a direction lateral to the longitudinal direction of the guide rail relative to the guide that is fixed to the furniture wall, in which case the length of the cable can be increased.
[0011] In a subsequent step, the second guide rail is fixed to the furniture wall. In a subsequent step, the cable of the cable tensioning device is tensioned relative to the guide rail fixed to the furniture wall.
[0012] Further details and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of the drawings. [Brief explanation of the drawing]
[0013] [Figure 1a]This is a perspective view of a piece of furniture consisting of a cabinet and a door that is movable relative to the cabinet. [Figure 1b] This is a perspective view of a piece of furniture consisting of a cabinet and a door that is movable relative to the cabinet. [Figure 2a] Figures 1a and 1b show the furniture in further positions relative to the doors. [Figure 2b] Figures 1a and 1b show the furniture in further positions relative to the doors. [Figure 3] This is a perspective view of the guide system. [Figure 4] This is a schematic side view of the guide system. [Figure 5] This is a schematic side view of a guide system equipped with a cable tensioning device. [Figure 6a] This diagram schematically illustrates the implementation of a method for assembling a guide system, in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 6b] This diagram schematically illustrates the implementation of a method for assembling a guide system, in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 6c] This diagram schematically illustrates the implementation of a method for assembling a guide system, in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 7a] This diagram schematically shows the continuation of the method described in Figures 6a to 6c in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 7b] This diagram schematically shows the continuation of the method described in Figures 6a to 6c in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 7c] This diagram schematically shows the continuation of the method described in Figures 6a to 6c in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 8a] This diagram schematically shows the continuation of the method described in Figures 7a to 7c in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 8b] This diagram schematically shows the continuation of the method described in Figures 7a to 7c in chronologically continuous steps. [Figure 8c]The figure schematically shows a continuation of the method illustrated in Figures 7a to 7c in chronologically consecutive steps. [Figure 9a] The figure schematically shows a continuation of the method illustrated in Figures 8a to 8c in chronologically consecutive steps. [Figure 9b] The figure schematically shows a continuation of the method illustrated in Figures 8a to 8c in chronologically consecutive steps.
[0014] Figure 1a is a perspective view of furniture 1 comprising a furniture cabinet 2 and at least one door 3a, 3b; 4a, 4b supported movably relative to the furniture cabinet 2.
[0015] In the illustrated embodiment, a folding sliding door is provided, in which the door 3a and the door 3b are pivotally coupled to each other via a first vertically extending rotation shaft. The other two doors 4a and 4b are pivotally coupled to each other via a second vertically extending rotation shaft.
[0016] The doors 3a, 3b and the doors 4a, 4b are each movable by a guide system 5 between a first position where the doors 3a, 3b; 4a, 4b are aligned substantially coplanar with each other and a second position where the doors 3a, 3b; 4a, 4b are aligned substantially parallel to each other.
[0017] The doors 3a, 3b can be pushed into the lateral storage pocket 8a of the furniture cabinet 2 in the (parallel) second position, while the other two doors 4a, 4b can be pushed into the further storage pocket 8b in a position parallel to each other.
[0018] The functional configuration will be described below based on the doors 3a and 3b, and the same description also applies to the doors 4a and 4b.
[0019] The guide system 5 includes a guide 7 having a longitudinal direction L, in which a traveling carriage 14, connectable to the second door 3b, is supported so as to be able to travel along the guide 7. The guide 7 is positioned substantially horizontally and parallel to the front edge of the furniture cabinet 2 in the assembled position.
[0020] Preferably, the guide 7 is identified as being formed as a guide rail.
[0021] Figure 1b shows furniture 1, in which case doors 3a and 3b are moved from the coplanar position shown in Figure 1a to a position where they form a predetermined angle with respect to each other.
[0022] The first door 3a may be pivotably supported on a support 11 via, for example, two or more furniture hinges 10, in which case the support 11 (together with both doors 3a, 3b) can be pushed into a storage pocket 8a in the depth direction Z.
[0023] In the illustrated drawing, the support 11 is connected to the guide 7 in the longitudinal direction L, thereby positioning the travel carriage 14 in a transport position that allows it to reciprocate between the guide 7 and the support 11.
[0024] In the illustrated transfer position, the support 11 is locked in a releaseable manner relative to the guide 7, and in this case, the lock on the support 11 can be released by the entry of the traveling carriage 14 into or onto the support 11.
[0025] The support 11 is formed in the form of an elongated pillar having a length corresponding to at least half the height of the doors 3a and 3b.
[0026] Both doors 3a and 3b are pivotally connected to each other via at least one hinge fitting 9, with respect to a pivot axis that extends vertically in the assembled position. The second door 3b is guided to travel along the guide 7 via a travel carriage 14.
[0027] Figure 2a shows furniture 1 with doors 3a and 3b positioned parallel to each other in the figure. The support 11 is unlocked from the guide 7 by the entry of the traveling carriage 14, which allows the support 11 (together with the traveling carriage 14 and doors 3a and 3b) to be pushed into the storage pocket 8a along at least two guide rails 12a and 12b (Figure 3) of the guide system 5, which are spaced apart from each other in the height direction in the depth direction Z.
[0028] Figure 2b shows furniture 1 with doors 3a and 3b, which are positioned within the storage pocket 8a in a fully retracted state in the figure. In other words, doors 3a and 3b are movably supported by the guide system 5, starting from a first position shown in Figure 1a, where doors 3a and 3b are aligned so that they form a substantially coplanar plane with each other, and a second position shown in Figure 2b, where doors 3a and 3b are aligned substantially parallel to each other and can be stored inside the storage pocket 8a.
[0029] In this way, for example, the kitchen 37 as shown in Figures 2a and 2b can be completely covered, thereby visually separating the kitchen 37 from the rest of the living space.
[0030] In the illustrated embodiment, the storage pocket 8a is formed by a first furniture wall 13a and a second furniture wall 13b spaced substantially parallel to the first furniture wall 13a, in which case the doors 3a, 3b can be stored between both furniture walls 13a, 13b in positions parallel to each other.
[0031] Figure 3 shows the guide system 5 in a perspective view. The guide 7 allows doors 3a and 3b to be guided along the end faces of the furniture cabinet 2.
[0032] The support 11 is configured to pivotally support the first door 3a and may have at least one furniture hinge 10 or a plurality of furniture hinges 10, which are spaced apart from each other in the longitudinal direction of the support 11.
[0033] The support 11 is supported so as to be able to travel in the depth direction Z along the first guide rail 12a via the first guide device 19a, and is also supported so as to be able to travel in the depth direction Z along the second guide rail 12b via the second guide device 19b.
[0034] The support 11 and / or guide devices 19a, 19b may have at least one rolling element supported so as to be movable along the guide rails 12a, 12b.
[0035] Preferably, the support 11 and / or guide devices 19a, 19b have a plurality of rolling elements, which are rotatably supported about an axis extending horizontally and / or vertically at the assembly position, and are specified to be rotatable on the guide rails 12a, 12b.
[0036] In the illustrated embodiment, at least one additional guide rail 12c is provided, spaced apart from both guide rails 12a and 12b in the height direction. Each of the guide rails 12a, 12b, and 12c has a longitudinal direction L1.
[0037] Figure 4 shows a schematic side view of the guide system 5, in which a first guide rail 12a and a second guide rail 12b are fixed to the furniture wall 13a, and the second guide rail 12b is positioned on the furniture wall 13a at a vertical distance 6 from the first guide rail 12a.
[0038] The support 11 is movably supported in the depth direction Z along the first guide rail 12a via the first guide device 19a, and is movably supported in the depth direction Z along the second guide rail 12b via the second guide device 19b.
[0039] The support 11 is rotatably supported by at least one door 3a, which is indicated by a dotted line. The support 11 is kinetically coupled to both guide devices 19a and 19b.
[0040] Furthermore, a cable tensioning device 15 (Figure 5) is provided to counteract the tilting moment 16 of the support 11 around the tilting axis 17 with a return moment 18. When the support 11 or door 3a is oriented vertically, the tilting axis 17 is oriented horizontally.
[0041] In other words, the cable tensioning device 15 ensures that at least one door 3a is stably guided in its respective position without causing any tilting of the guide devices 19a and 19b relative to the guide rails 12a and 12b.
[0042] Figure 5 shows a schematic side view of the guide system 5. The support 11 is movably supported along both guide rails 12a and 12b in the depth direction Z between the entry end position and the exit end position.
[0043] In the illustrated drawing, the support 11 is positioned approximately midway between the entry end position and the exit end position. The support 11 is movably supported along the guide rails 12a and 12b via both guide devices 19a and 19b.
[0044] Supports 11 and / or guide devices 19a, 19b rotatably support at least two deflection rollers 24a, 24b for at least one, preferably exactly one cable 15a, of the cable tensioning device 15.
[0045] The deflection elements are characterized by symbols 23a, 23b, 23c, and 23d. In this case, the cable 15a is fixedly positioned on these deflection elements 23a, 23b, 23c, and 23d, which means that there is virtually no relative motion between the cable 15a and the deflection elements 23a, 23b, 23c, and 23d when the support 11 moves along the guide rails 12a and 12b. The deflection elements 23a, 23b, 23c, and 23d are positioned on the guide rails 12a and 12b.
[0046] The cable 15a is guided across both guide devices 19a, 19b and / or both deflection rollers 24a, 24b located on at least one support 11. In this way, it is possible to ensure sufficiently snag-free movement between the support 11 and the guide devices 19a, 19b.
[0047] In the illustrated embodiment, the cable 15a of the cable tensioning device 15 is as follows: - The first cable end 20 of cable 15a is preferably fixedly positioned on the first guide rail 12a at location A. - Cable 15a is guided around the first deflection roller 24a at location B, - Cable 15a is guided around the second deflection roller 24b at point C, - Cable 15a is guided around the first deflection element 23a at location D. - Cable 15a is guided around the second deflection element 23b at point E. - Cable 15a is guided around the first deflection roller 24a at point F, - Cable 15a is guided around the second deflection roller 24b at location G, - Cable 15a is guided around the third deflection element 23c at point H, - Cable 15a is guided around the fourth deflection element 23d at point I, - The second cable end 21 of cable 15a is preferably adjustablely positioned on the second guide rail 12b at location J. It is guided in that way.
[0048] To adjust the tension of the cable 15a, at least one adjustment device 25 may be provided that can tension both cable ends 20, 21 of the cable 15a relative to each other. In the illustrated embodiment, this adjustment device 25 is located on the second guide rail 12b.
[0049] In order to allow the cable 15a to be guided twice around both deflection rollers 24a, 24b, both deflection rollers 24a, 24b have two guide grooves extending substantially parallel to each other for guiding the cable 15a, in which case the cable 15a is guided in the first guide groove of both guide grooves in the first cable section and in the second guide groove of both guide grooves in the second cable section.
[0050] According to possible embodiments, cable 15a, - Having an intersection 22 located substantially in the center of at least one support 11, and / or - There is at least one cable section (the cable section between section D and section E) that is guided substantially parallel to the support 11 between both guide rails 12a, 12b, preferably in a stationary position, and / or - Having at least one cable section (a cable section between point A and point B, a cable section between point C and point D, a cable section between point E and point F, a cable section between point G and point H, and a cable section between point I and point J) that is guided substantially parallel to the longitudinal direction L1 of the first and second guide rails 12a and 12b. It is fine if that is specifically identified.
[0051] When the support 11 is moved between the entry end position and the exit end position, the support 11 can be guided along at least one cable section that extends substantially parallel to the longitudinal direction L1 of the first and second guide rails 12a, 12b.
[0052] Cable 15a has a first cable end 20 located at the first end of the first guide rail 12a. A second cable end 21 of cable 15a is located at the first end of the second guide rail 12b.
[0053] According to possible embodiments, - The first end of the first guide rail 12a and the first end of the second guide rail 12b are arranged to face each other diagonally, and / or - The position of at least one of the two cable ends 20, 21 is adjustable by the adjustment device 25 relative to the first end of the first or second guide rail 12a, 12b, and / or - At least one of the two cable ends 20, 21 is fixed in a fixed position to one of the two guide rails 12a, 12b. It is fine if that is specifically identified.
[0054] In one embodiment, the cable 15a is guided to form a first Z shape and at least one second Z shape when viewed in a side view toward the furniture wall 13a, preferably in which case both Z shapes are arranged mirror-symmetrically to one another.
[0055] Figures 6a to 6c schematically show the method for assembling the guide system 5 in chronologically continuous steps.
[0056] Figure 6a shows a plan view of the guide system 5 positioned inside the packaging 26 in the delivery state.
[0057] The guide system 5 comprises an assembly with guide rails 12a and 12b, each of which is provided with one guide device 19a and 19b for movably guiding the support 11 (Figure 5). Both guide devices 19a and 19b are movably supported along both guide rails 12a and 12b.
[0058] Both guide rails 12a and 12b are connected to each other via at least one cable 15a or 15b of a cable tensioning device 15 to counteract the tilting moment 16 of the support 11 around the tilting axis 17 with a return moment 18 (Figure 4).
[0059] In the illustrated embodiment, two separate cables 15a and 15b are provided, which are guided around the deflection rollers 24a and 24b of both guide devices 19a and 19b. The second cable 15b is indicated by a dashed line.
[0060] The first cable 15a is guided around both deflection rollers 24a, 24b of both guide devices 19a, 19b and has two cable ends 20, 21.
[0061] The second cable 15b is guided around both of the deflection rollers 24a, 24b of both guide devices 19a, 19b and also has two cable ends 20a, 21a.
[0062] The cable ends 20, 21 of the first cable 15a and / or the cable ends 20a, 21a of the second cable 15b each have a thickened portion that functions as a stopper. This thickened portion may be formed, for example, by a pressed ball.
[0063] However, as mentioned above, it is also acceptable to have only one cable 15a, 15b.
[0064] Reference numeral 30 characterizes the drive device, which allows the support 11 to move to the entry end position and / or to be ejected from the entry end position.
[0065] The drive unit 30 may have at least one damping device for damping the motion of the support 11, for example, at least one hydraulic piston cylinder unit.
[0066] Figure 6b shows that at least one furniture wall 13a is prepared, which is oriented horizontally in the illustrated drawing. Naturally, the guide system 5 may be assembled on a furniture wall 13a oriented vertically.
[0067] The assembly may be removed from the packaging 26 by at least one assembly aid 28, 29, preferably a grip 28a, 29a, and / or positioned on at least one furniture wall 13a, preferably placed on it.
[0068] Figure 6c shows that at least one assembly support means 28, 29 is removed after the assembly is positioned on at least one furniture wall 13a.
[0069] Figures 7a to 7c show the continuation of the method shown in Figures 6a to 6c.
[0070] Figure 7a shows that one of the two guide rails 12a, 12b is preferably fixed to at least one furniture wall 13a at one end of at least one furniture wall 13a, preferably screw-fastened.
[0071] In the illustrated example, the first guide rail 12a is fixed to the first end of the furniture wall 13a, and in this case, the first end of the furniture wall 13a corresponds to the upper end of the furniture wall 13a in the assembled state.
[0072] Figure 7b shows that the second guide rail 12b is pulled in a direction X lateral to the longitudinal direction L1 of the guide rails 12a and 12b relative to at least one first guide rail 12a already fixed to the furniture wall 13a, and in this case the distance between the two guide rails 12a and 12b is increased.
[0073] By increasing the distance between guide rails 12a and 12b in direction X, the length of the cable sections of cables 15a and 15b, which are positioned between both guide rails 12a and 12b, is increased between both guide rails 12a and 12b.
[0074] As the length of the cable section increases, the cable ends 20, 20a of at least one cable 15a, 15b, preferably at least one guide rail 12a, 12b, that protrude beyond are shortened.
[0075] Figure 7c shows that the second guide rail 12b is preferably fixed to at least one furniture wall 13a at one end of at least one furniture wall 13a in a subsequent method step, preferably by screw fastening.
[0076] In the illustrated example, the second guide rail 12b is fixed to the second end of the furniture wall 13a, and in this case, the second end of the furniture wall 13a corresponds to the lower end of the furniture wall 13a in the assembled state.
[0077] Figures 8a to 8c schematically show the continuation of the method described in Figures 7a to 7c in chronologically continuous steps.
[0078] Figure 8a shows that in a subsequent method step, at least one support 11 is prepared, coupled to guide devices 19a, 19b, and preferably pre-positioned.
[0079] Figure 8b shows that in a subsequent method step, at least one cable 15a, 15b is tensioned by applying a tensile force to at least one cable 15a, 15b, preferably by hand, and at least one cable end 21, 21a is fixed in place in the tensioned state of the cable 15a, 15b, preferably in this case the opposite cable ends 20, 20a of the cable 15a, 15b are brought into contact with the stoppers 31a, 31b.
[0080] The stoppers 31a and 31b for cables 15a and 15b are preferably positioned or formed on both guide rails 12a and 12b.
[0081] The tensioned cables 15a and 15b may be fixed in place by, for example, an automatic cable tensioning device, in which a clamping device, loaded by a spring, presses the cables 15a and 15b in a direction laterally to their longitudinal extension. The clamping device is movably supported between a clamping position, where the cables 15a and 15b are clamped, and a release position, where the cables 15a and 15b are released. A handle allows the clamping device to move from the clamping position to the release position against the action of the spring.
[0082] Figure 8c shows that after the cables 15a and 15b are tensioned and the cable ends 21 and 21a are fixed in place, the protruding cable ends are shortened and / or retracted. The protruding cable ends 21 and 21a may be shortened by a tool 32, for example, in the form of scissors.
[0083] Both cables 15a and 15b are now tensioned and brought to the correct length.
[0084] Figures 9a and 9b show the continuation of the method described in Figures 8a to 8c, in a sequence of chronologically continuous steps.
[0085] Figure 9a shows that the support 11, which has been pre-positioned on the guide devices 19a and 19b, is now finally fixed to the guide devices 19a and 19b. For this purpose, the guide devices 19a and 19b each have at least one fixing point 33a and 33b. This at least one fixing point 33a and 33b is configured to screw fasten and / or detachably lock the support 11 to the guide devices 19a and 19b.
[0086] Figure 9b shows that all components of the guide system 5 are now neatly positioned, and the guide devices 19a and 19b of the support 11 are movable along both guide rails 12a and 12b by the cable tensioning device 15 with virtually no snagging.
[0087] The guide devices 19a, 19b may be held in position on the guide rails 12a, 12b in the delivery state by at least one transport fixing means 34a, 34b, in which case this at least one transport fixing means 34a, 34b is detached after the guide rails 12a, 12b are assembled to the furniture wall 13a and / or after the support 11 is coupled to the guide devices 19a, 19b.
[0088] The guide system 5 according to the present invention has an assembly comprising at least two guide rails 12a, 12b and at least one cable 15a, 15b disposed between these guide rails 12a, 12b, in which case both guide rails 12a, 12b are arranged relative to each other with a first interval between them laterally with respect to the longitudinal direction L1 of both guide rails 12a, 12b in the delivery state of the assembly, and in the assembled state to the furniture wall 13a they are arranged relative to each other with a second interval that is increased compared to the first interval, in which case the length of at least one cable section of the cable 15, 15b disposed between these guide rails 12a, 12b can be increased when both guide rails 12a, 12b transition from the delivery state to the assembled state.
[0089] In one embodiment, in the delivery state, the cable ends 20, 20a of at least one cable 15a, 15b may protrude beyond the assembly components, preferably one of the guide rails 12a, 12b, and be specified to be shortenable when both guide rails 12a, 12b transition from the delivery state to the assembled state.
Claims
1. A method for assembling a guide system (5) for guiding at least one movable supported door (3a, 3b) along a furniture wall (13a), wherein the guide system (5) has at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) having a longitudinal direction (L1), each having at least one guide device (19a, 19b) for guiding a support (11) that can be coupled to the at least one door (3a, 3b), the at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) being coupled to each other via at least one cable (15a, 15b) of a cable tensioning device (15) for offsetting a tilting moment (16) of the support (11) about a tilting axis (17) with a return moment (18), the method comprising the following, preferably described, chronological method steps: - Steps of preparing at least one furniture wall (13a), - A method for positioning, preferably placing, an assembly comprising the at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) and the at least one cable (15a, 15b) positioned between the guide rails (12a, 12b) on the at least one furniture wall (13a), - A method of fixing one of the two guide rails (12a, 12b) to the at least one furniture wall (13a) at one end of the at least one furniture wall (13a), preferably with screws. - A method of increasing the distance between the two guide rails (12a, 12b) by moving the other guide rail (12a, 12b) in a direction lateral (X) relative to the longitudinal direction (L1) of the guide rail (12a, 12b) with respect to at least one guide rail (12a, 12b) that is already fixed to the furniture wall (13a), - A method step of increasing the length of at least one cable section of the cable (15a, 15b) positioned between the two guide rails (12a, 12b) as the distance between the two guide rails (12a, 12b) increases. Methods that include...
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein in a subsequent method step, the other guide rail of the two guide rails (12a, 12b) is preferably fixed to the at least one furniture wall (13a) at one end of the at least one furniture wall (13a), preferably by screw fastening.
3. The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the assembly is removed from at least one packaging (26) by at least one assembly assisting means (28, 29), preferably grips (28a, 29a), and / or positioned, preferably placed on, the at least one furniture wall (13a), and preferably, after positioning the assembly on the at least one furniture wall (13a), the at least one assembly assisting means (28, 29) is removed.
4. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, while increasing the length of the at least one cable section, the cable ends (20, 20a) of the at least one cable (15a, 15b) that protrude beyond preferably at least one guide rail (12a, 12b) are shortened.
5. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein in a subsequent method step, the at least one support (11) is prepared, coupled to the guide devices (19a, 19b), and preferably pre-positioned.
6. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein in a subsequent method step, the at least one cable (15a, 15b) is tensioned by applying a tensile force to the at least one cable (15a, 15b), preferably by hand, and at least one cable end (21, 21a) is fixed in a tensioned state of the cable (15a, 15b), preferably the cable ends (20, 20a) opposite to each other of the cable (15a, 15b) are brought into contact with at least one stopper (31a, 31b), preferably the at least one stopper (31a, 31b) is arranged or formed on a guide rail (12a, 12b).
7. The method according to claim 6, wherein the cables (15a, 15b) are tensioned, the cable ends (21, 21a) are fixed in place, the protruding cable ends are shortened and / or retracted, and preferably then the support (11) which has been previously positioned on the guide devices (19a, 19b) is finally fixed to the guide devices (19a, 19b).
8. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the guide devices (19a, 19b) are held in position on the guide rails (12a, 12b) in the delivery state by at least one transport fixing means (34a, 34b), and the at least one transport fixing means (34a, 34b) is detached after the guide rails (12a, 12b) are assembled to the furniture wall (13a) and / or after the support (11) is coupled to the guide devices (19a, 19b).
9. A guide system (5) for guiding at least one movable supported door (3a, 3b) along a furniture wall (13a), the guide system (5) having at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) having a longitudinal direction (L1), the guide system (5) having at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) each having at least one guide device (19a, 19b) for guiding a support (11) that can be coupled to the at least one door (3a, 3b), the few In a guide system (5), the guide system (5) comprises at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) connected to each other via at least one cable (15a, 15b) of a cable tensioning device (15) for offsetting the tilting moment (16) of the support (11) around the tilting axis (17) with a return moment (18), wherein the guide system (5) comprises at least two guide rails (12a, 12b) and at least one cable (15a, 15b) positioned between the guide rails (12a, 12b). The assembly has such that, in the delivery state of the assembly, both guide rails (12a, 12b) are positioned relative to each other with a first spacing between them laterally with respect to the longitudinal direction (L1) of both guide rails (12a, 12b), and in the assembled state to the furniture wall (13a), they are positioned relative to each other with a second spacing that is increased compared to the first spacing, and when the two guide rails (12a, 12b) are moved from the delivery state to the assembled state, the two guide rails (12a, 12b) A guide system (5) characterized in that the length of at least one cable section of the cables (15a, 15b) arranged between them can be increased, preferably in the delivery state, the cable ends (20, 20a) of the at least one cable (15a, 15b) protrude beyond the components of the assembly, preferably one of the guide rails (12a, 12b), and can be shortened when both guide rails (12a, 12b) are moved from the delivery state to the assembled state.
10. The guide system (5) according to claim 9, wherein both guide rails (12a, 12b) are connected to each other in the delivered state of the assembly via at least one assembly assisting means (28, 29), preferably grips (28a, 29a), the assembly is positionable and preferably mountable on the at least one furniture wall (13a) by the assembly assisting means (28, 29a).
11. The guide system (5) according to claim 9 or 10, wherein the assembly is located inside the packaging (26) in the delivery state.
12. The guide device (19a, 19b) is held in position on the guide rail (12a, 12b) in the delivery state by at least one transport fixing means (34a, 34b), and the at least one transport fixing means (34a, 34b) is detachable after the guide rail (12a, 12b) is assembled to the furniture wall (13a) and / or after the support (11) is coupled to the guide device (19a, 19b), according to any one of claims 9 to 11 (5).