Tray for cupboard drawing frame

The pallet design, which uses a plug-in system and locking mechanism, solves the problems of sustainability and operational comfort for kitchen furniture pallets, achieving an economical, stable, and environmentally friendly pallet solution.

CN120916670APending Publication Date: 2025-11-07KESSEBOHMER HLDG KG
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202480024718.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2023-04-13
Filing Date
2024-03-18
Publication Date
2025-11-07

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Technical Problem

Existing kitchen furniture trays are inadequate in terms of sustainability and ease of use, and the way the components are connected makes the materials difficult to recycle. They are also prone to damage and noise during operation.

Method used

The fixing body and the tray base are connected by a plug-in system, which enables a reversible and non-destructive connection, avoiding the use of adhesives, and the locking connection ensures stability and detachability.

Benefits of technology

This achieves sustainability and economy for pallets, reduces manufacturing costs, improves operational comfort, reduces packaging volume, and ensures stability and noiseless operation of pallets during use.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a '-10f') for a cabinet drawer frame (200), comprising: at least one fastening body (14a, 14b) for fastening to a drawer frame support (100, 100a, 100b) of the cabinet drawer frame (200), which can be pulled out of the cabinet body; the invention relates to a tray (10) for storing articles, comprising at least one fixing body (14a, 14b), which is arranged on the tray (10), and a tray base body (12), which has a receiving area (11) for the articles to be stored, the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) and the tray base body (12) forming a plug-in system, by means of which the fixing body (14a, 14b) is reversibly and non-destructively detachably connected to the tray base body (12) in a plug-in manner.
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TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The invention relates to a tray for a cabinet pull-out, the tray having at least one fixing body for fixing on a pull-out support of a cabinet pull-out which can be pulled out of a cabinet body, and a tray base body having a receiving area for items to be stored.

[0002] Furthermore, the invention also relates to a cabinet pull-out, in particular a high cabinet pull-out or a low cabinet pull-out, having a pull-out support which can be pulled out of a cabinet body and a tray which is fixed on the pull-out support.

[0003] Furthermore, the invention also relates to a cabinet, in particular a high cabinet or a low cabinet, having a cabinet body and a cabinet pull-out which is mounted in the cabinet body. BACKGROUND

[0004] The trays known from practice in the kitchen furniture industry are usually composed of different materials. Here, the bottom of the tray is mostly realized by a wooden board. There are different solutions for the railing. The railing can be made of wire (metal wire), sheet metal (metal sheet) or glass. The suspension of the tray in the pull-out for which it is provided is realized by hooks which protrude directly from the wire or sheet metal or by additional plastic parts. In order to connect the different components of the tray to one another and to stabilize the tray itself, the components are glued to one another. A clean separation of the useful materials in the sense of recyclability or sustainability at the end of the product life cycle is thus no longer possible. Additionally, the individual components and the manufacturing steps are cost-intensive.

[0005] In addition to these trays made of different materials, there are already trays which are made entirely of one material, for example of wire or sheet metal. The handling comfort of such trays is limited. Due to the hanging in or out of the tray, damage to the frame can occur. Furthermore, when opening or closing the pull-out, a rattling noise occurs due to the mechanical coupling between the tray and the frame, which can be perceived by the user as a poor product quality. SUMMARY

[0006] It is therefore the object of the invention to develop a tray which is as sustainable or recyclable as possible and which is also economical, which can be used in a pull-out in a kitchen furniture and which at the same time ensures as great a handling comfort as possible. Furthermore, with the aid of the tray, a tensile force should be able to be withstood and, as a result, a stabilizing effect on the pull-out in the installed state is achieved.

[0007] The object is achieved by a tray of the type mentioned at the outset, the at least one fixing body and the tray base body forming a plug-in system with which the fixing body is reversibly and non-destructively detachably plugged in to the tray base body.

[0008] The at least one fixing body and the tray base are preferably adhesively free connected to one another. Due to the plug-in connection, the at least one fixing body and the tray base no longer need to be adhesively bonded. The plug-in system reduces manufacturing costs and enables a clean separation of the materials at any time. In the plug-in connected state, all translational degrees of freedom of the at least one fixing body relative to the tray base are preferably locked. For example, the tray base can be manufactured and / or made of sheet material. By means of the plug-in system, the individual manufacturing steps and costs of the multipart tray are minimized. In order to avoid the disadvantages of a pure sheet or wire tray in terms of handling comfort, a plug-in system is used in which the fixing body and the tray base are fixed to one another by means of a plug-in connection.

[0009] Due to the plug-in system, the fixing body and the tray base do not need to be already assembled to one another in the factory. The plug-in of the fixing body and the tray base can be done on site by the fitter when installing the cabinet pull-out. The fixing body and the tray base can thus be packaged and transported separately from one another. The tray base can comprise a beveled railing which allows a plurality of tray bases to be stacked one inside the other, so that a significantly reduced packaging size is obtained and the resulting cost and handling advantages compared to conventional trays. Conventional trays cannot usually be nested one inside the other and the resulting packaging volume is accordingly significantly larger. By means of the plug-in connection, the number of components is reduced and the use of adhesives can be dispensed with, so that 100% material separability is achieved.

[0010] It is furthermore advantageous to improve the tray according to the application in that the at least one fixing body and the tray base are latched to one another by means of the plug-in system via a latching connection. That is to say, the latching takes place during the plug-in connection of the fixing body and the tray base, in which the fixing body and / or the tray base, for example, is subjected to a latching action. The latching connection between the at least one fixing body and the tray base can be configured to be reversible and non-destructively detachable.

[0011] In a further preferred embodiment of the tray according to the application, the at least one fixing body is configured to be one-piece and / or consists of plastic. The fixing body can be, for example, a one-piece plastic part, in particular a one-piece plastic injection-molded part. Alternatively or additionally, the tray base can be one-piece and / or made of metal. The tray base can be configured, for example, as a sheet part or a wire mesh part. Furthermore, the tray base can also consist of glass and / or wood and / or plastic and / or composite material.

[0012] In an advantageous refinement of the tray according to the application, the at least one fixing body has an L-shaped basic shape. The at least one fixing body preferably has two legs, for example a floor leg and a railing leg. The legs can have an angle to one another in the range of 90° to 130°.

[0013] In an advantageous refinement of the tray according to the application, the receiving region of the tray base comprises a floor, and the at least one holding body has a floor leg which extends along the floor of the tray base and / or fills interruptions or voids in the floor of the tray base and / or continues the floor of the tray base. The floor preferably provides a resting surface for resting the items to be stored. The floor of the tray base can be formed by a flat material, for example a panel section. The floor of the tray base can also be formed by a wire structure, for example a wire mesh. Furthermore, the floor of the tray base can also consist of glass and / or wood and / or plastic and / or composite material.

[0014] In a further preferred embodiment of the tray according to the application, the floor leg of the at least one holding body comprises an insertion protrusion, and the floor of the tray base comprises an opening which is adapted to the shape of the insertion protrusion. The insertion protrusion of the floor leg is preferably non-destructively and reversibly insertable into the opening of the floor. The opening can be a lateral material cutout of the floor, or a recess or a hole in the floor of the tray base. The insertion protrusion can be, for example, an elongate insertion strip or an elongate material extension.

[0015] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which the floor of the tray base comprises a floor-side holding element. The floor leg of the at least one holding body preferably comprises a receiving contour which is adapted to the shape of the floor-side holding element. The floor-side holding element of the tray base is preferably non-destructively and reversibly clamped in the receiving contour of the floor leg. When the tray is configured as a wire tray, the floor-side holding element can be formed by a section of metal wire. The receiving contour can be, for example, a wire receiving recess in this case.

[0016] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is advantageously refined in that the receiving region of the tray base is at least partially laterally delimited by a railing of the tray base. The railing of the tray base can be, for example, a panel railing. The railing can consist of a flat material. The railing can comprise cutouts. Alternatively, the railing can be configured as a wire railing and / or have a wire mesh structure. Furthermore, the railing can also consist of glass and / or wood and / or plastic and / or composite material.

[0017] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which the railing is configured to be elastically deformable, and the elastic deformation of the railing is required in order to fix the railing to the at least one holding body and in order to release the fixation of the railing to the at least one holding body.

[0018] In a further preferred embodiment of the tray according to the application, the at least one securing body has a railing leg which extends along a railing of the tray base body and / or fills interruptions or gaps in the railing of the tray base body and / or continues the railing of the tray base body.

[0019] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which the railing leg of the at least one securing body comprises two securing regions which are preferably mirror-symmetrical with respect to one another. The railing of the tray base body preferably comprises two securing sections. In each securing region of the at least one securing body, one securing section of the railing is preferably reversibly and non-destructively detachably force- and / or form-lockingly secured. In the securing regions of the railing leg of the at least one securing body, the end sections which preferably point in the direction of the interruptions in the railing are secured by the movable mounting tabs of the railing.

[0020] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is advantageously improved in that the railing is configured to be elastically deformable and that, in order to secure the securing sections of the railing in the securing regions of the railing leg and in order to release the securing of the securing sections of the railing in the securing regions of the railing leg, the railing needs to be elastically deformed. By elastic deformation of the railing, for example, the latching of the securing sections of the railing in the securing regions of the railing leg can be produced and / or released.

[0021] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which the securing regions of the railing leg have lateral receiving slots into which the securing sections of the railing are to be pressed in order to be secured in the securing regions of the railing leg and are to be pulled out of the lateral receiving slots in order to be released from the securing regions of the railing leg. By pressing the securing sections of the railing into the lateral receiving slots, the securing sections of the railing can be latched in the securing regions of the railing leg. By pulling the securing sections of the railing out of the lateral receiving slots, the latching of the securing sections of the railing in the lateral receiving slots can be released.

[0022] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which the securing sections of the railing each have a latching protrusion, wherein in the lateral receiving slots there are each provided latching recesses in which one latching protrusion of the securing sections of the railing is reversibly and non-destructively detachably latched. The latching protrusions of the railing can for example be configured as latching tabs which can be latched in the latching recesses inside the lateral receiving slots.

[0023] In another preferred embodiment of the tray according to the application, the fixing regions of the railing legs each comprise at least one outer receiving recess, and the fixing sections of the railing each comprise at least one railing-side fixing element. The railing-side fixing elements are preferably non-destructively and reversibly detachably clamped in and / or latched in the outer receiving recesses. When the tray is configured as a wire tray, the railing-side fixing elements can be formed by a section of metal wire. When the tray is configured as a wire tray, the outer receiving recesses can be wire-receiving recesses, for example.

[0024] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which in the outer receiving recesses each a latching projection is provided, by means of which the respective railing-side fixing element is latched. The latching projections in the respective outer receiving recesses can be latching edges or latching ribs, for example.

[0025] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred in which the tray can be installed toollessly by means of an installation process, the tray being provided to be installed by the following steps:

[0026] - the at least one fixing body is arranged on the tray base in an installation initial position, such that the embedding projection of the floor leg of the fixing body is embedded in the opening of the floor of the tray base,

[0027] - the installation tab of the railing of the tray base is moved out, in particular by elastic deformation of the railing, in order to free up the installation region for the railing leg of the fixing body,

[0028] - the at least one fixing body is swung from the installation initial position into an installation end position, in which the railing leg of the fixing body is in the installation region,

[0029] - the installation tab of the railing of the tray base is moved in, in particular by deformation reset of the railing after the elastic deformation, in order to position the fixing section of the railing at the fixing region of the railing foot,

[0030] - the fixing section of the railing is clamped and / or latched in the fixing region of the railing foot of the at least one fixing body by pressing the fixing section of the railing into the fixing region of the railing foot of the at least one fixing body.

[0031] For example, the fixing section of the railing is pressed into a lateral receiving gap in the fixing region of the railing leg of the at least one fixing body when being pressed into the fixing region of the railing leg of the at least one fixing body and is clamped or latched in the receiving gap. For example, the fixing section of the railing is pressed into an outer receiving notch in the fixing region of the railing leg of the at least one fixing body when being pressed into the fixing region of the railing leg of the at least one fixing body and is clamped or latched in the receiving notch. The tray is preferably detachable without tools by a detachment process, in which the tray is arranged to be detached by the following steps:

[0032] - by pressing or pulling the fixing section of the railing out of the fixing region of the railing foot of the at least one fixing body, the clamping and / or latching of the fixing section of the railing in the fixing region of the railing foot of the at least one fixing body is released,

[0033] - in particular by elastic deformation of the railing, the mounting tab of the railing of the tray base is moved out in order to release the railing foot of the fixing body,

[0034] - the at least one fixing body is swung from the mounting end position to the mounting initial position,

[0035] - the at least one fixing body is separated from the tray base by releasing the embedding of the embedding protrusion of the base foot of the fixing body in the opening of the base of the tray base.

[0036] In another preferred embodiment of the tray according to the application, the at least one fixing body has a guide receiving portion on the outside facing away from the receiving region of the tray base for guided receiving of a vertical support rod of a pull-out shelf support of a cabinet pull-out shelf. By the embedding of the vertical support rod of the pull-out shelf support into the guide receiving portion, the tray is stabilized against lateral tilting.

[0037] In another preferred embodiment of the tray according to the application, the at least one fixing body has a guide protrusion on the outside facing away from the receiving region of the tray base for insertion into an elongated guide recess of a vertical support rod of a pull-out shelf support of a cabinet pull-out shelf. By the insertion of the guide protrusion into the elongated guide recess of the vertical support rod, the tray is stabilized against lateral tilting.

[0038] Furthermore, a tray according to the application is preferred, in which the at least one fixing body has a fixing hook on the outside facing away from the receiving region of the tray base for insertion into a hanging-in hole of a vertical support rod of a pull-out shelf support of a cabinet pull-out shelf. The fixing hook is preferably located on the guide protrusion. Alternatively, a fixing hook can also be provided laterally on the vertical support rod, into which the tray can be hung by a hook receiving portion on the fixing body.

[0039] Furthermore, the object of the present application is also achieved by a cabinet pull-out of the type mentioned at the outset, wherein the tray of the cabinet pull-out according to the application is configured according to one of the embodiments described above. With regard to the advantages and modifications of the cabinet pull-out according to the application, reference is first made to the advantages and modifications of the tray according to the application.

[0040] The pull-out support preferably has one or more vertical support rods, on which the tray is suspended. The pull-out support is preferably movably guided in a cabinet body guide structure and can thereby perform a guided cabinet pull-out movement.

[0041] In a preferred embodiment of the cabinet pull-out according to the application, the pull-out support has one or more vertical support rods. These support rods preferably have one or more hook-in holes on the fixed side facing the tray, into which the tray is hooked by means of a fixing hook on the outside of the receiving area of the at least one fixing body facing away from the fixing body.

[0042] Furthermore, a cabinet pull-out according to the application is preferred, in which the support rods have an elongated guide recess on the fixed side facing the tray, into which the tray is guided and / or stabilized by means of a guide protrusion on the outside of the receiving area of the at least one fixing body facing away from the tray base body.

[0043] In another preferred embodiment of the cabinet pull-out according to the application, the support rods have lateral fixing hooks, into which the tray is hooked by means of a hook receiving portion on the at least one fixing body.

[0044] Furthermore, the object of the present application is also achieved by a cabinet of the type mentioned at the outset, the cabinet pull-out of the cabinet according to the application having a tray according to one of the embodiments described above and / or the cabinet pull-out being configured according to one of the embodiments described above. Therefore, with regard to the advantages and modifications of the cabinet according to the application, reference is made to the advantages and modifications of the tray according to the application and to the advantages and modifications of the cabinet pull-out according to the application. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0045] The preferred embodiments of the present application are explained and described in detail below with reference to the drawings. In which:

[0046] Figure 1 A cabinet pull-out according to the application is shown in perspective view;

[0047] Figure 2 A cabinet pull-out according to the application is shown in perspective view; Figure 1 A support rod of the pull-out support of the cabinet pull-out shown in Fig. 1;

[0048] Figure 3 is shownFigure 2 transversal section of the support bar shown in

[0049] Figure 4 inserting the tray Figure 1 a detail of the cabinet pull-out shown in

[0050] Figure 5 another cabinet pull-out according to the application is shown in perspective view;

[0051] Figure 6 another cabinet pull-out according to the application is shown in perspective view;

[0052] Figure 7 a cabinet pull-out with a tray according to the application is shown in perspective view;

[0053] Figure 8 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 7

[0054] Figure 9 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 8

[0055] Figure 10 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 8

[0056] Figure 11 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 10

[0057] Figure 12 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 8

[0058] Figure 13 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 12

[0059] Figure 14 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 8

[0060] Figure 15 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 8

[0061] Figure 16 a detail of the tray shown in Figure 8

[0062] ​​​​​​​​​Figure 17 with a sectional view showing the tray after the end of the installation Figure 8 with a perspective view showing the tray according to the application in the cabinet drawer shown in

[0063] Figure 18 with a perspective view showing a plurality of trays nested one within the other;

[0064] Figure 19 with a perspective view showing another cabinet drawer with a tray according to the application;

[0065] Figure 20 with a perspective view showing another cabinet drawer with a tray according to the application;

[0066] Figure 21 with a perspective view showing the tray shown in Figure 20

[0067] Figure 22 with a perspective view showing the tray base of the tray shown in Figure 21

[0068] Figure 23 with a perspective view showing the fixing body of the tray shown in Figure 21

[0069] Figure 24 with another perspective view showing the fixing body shown in Figure 23

[0070] Figure 25 with a perspective view showing another fixing body of the tray shown in Figure 21

[0071] Figure 26 with another perspective view showing the fixing body shown in Figure 25

[0072] Figure 27 with a perspective view showing the tray shown in Figure 21

[0073] Figure 28 with a perspective view showing the tray shown in Figure 21

[0074] Figure 29 with a sectional view showing the tray shown in Figure 21 DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0075] ​​​​​​​​​Figure 1 A cabinet pull-out 200 is shown, which can be installed in a high cabinet or a low cabinet, for example. Thereby, the cabinet pull-out 200 can be a high cabinet pull-out or a low cabinet pull-out, for example.

[0076] The cabinet pull-out 200 has a pull-out carrier 100, which can be pulled out of a cabinet body. Furthermore, the cabinet pull-out 200 comprises a plurality of trays 10a-10e, which are fixed on the pull-out carrier 100. The trays 10a-10e comprise a holding area 11 for items to be stored, respectively.

[0077] The pull-out carrier 100 comprises a vertical first support bar 102a and a vertical second support bar 102b. The support bars 102a and 102b are connected to each other on their lower ends by a connecting bar 104a and on their upper ends by a connecting bar 104b. The support bars 102a, 102b and the connecting bars 104a, 104b jointly form a support frame for the trays 10a-10e.

[0078] The first support bar 102a has a fixing side 106a facing towards the trays 10a-10e. The second support bar 102b also has a fixing side 106b facing towards the trays 10a-10e. The trays 10a-10e are fixed on the fixing sides 106a, 106b of the support bars 102a, 102b.

[0079] The support bars 102a and 102b extend parallel to each other, the fixing side 106a of the first support bar 102a and the fixing side 106b of the second support bar 102b facing towards each other. The holding areas 11 of the trays 10a-10e are located between the first support bar 102a and the second support bar 102b.

[0080] Figure 2 A vertical support bar 102 of a pull-out carrier is shown. On the support bar 102 a plurality of trays with holding areas for items to be stored can be fixed on a fixing side 106. The support bar 102 has an elongated guiding recess 110 for guiding and holding guiding protrusions of the trays on the fixing side 106. Furthermore, the support bar 102 has a back side 108, which is located on the side facing away from the trays when the support bar 102 is used in a pull-out carrier.

[0081] The elongated guiding recess 110 of the support bar 102 has two guiding side walls 112a, 112b and a rearwardly offset recess bottom wall 114 connecting the two guiding side walls 112a, 112b. In the recess bottom wall 114 a plurality of hook-in holes 116 are provided. The hook-in holes 116 are used for hooking in the fixation hooks of the tray. By providing the hook-in holes 116 in the guiding bottom wall 114, the hook-in holes 116 are located in the elongated guiding recess 110. The hook-in holes 116 are provided equidistantly spaced apart from each other. Furthermore, the hook-in holes 116 are provided along the longitudinal axis of the support bar 102.

[0082] Figure 3 A cross section of the support bar 102 is shown. The guiding side walls 112a, 112b of the guiding recess 110 extend parallel to each other.

[0083] On the fixation side 106 of the support bar 102, next to the guiding recess 110, front faces 118a, 118b are provided. The front faces 118a, 118b are provided laterally of the guiding recess 110 and extend parallel to the recess bottom wall 114. The support bar 102 further has side faces 120a, 120b extending between the fixation side 106 and the back side 108.

[0084] The support bar 102 further comprises two shaped corner recesses 122a, 122b in which the corner portions of the support bar 102 have a concave corner profile. By the corner recesses 122a, 122b a shadow joint is formed, respectively, by which the support bar 102 appears more esthetically appealing compared to a support bar without corner recesses while having almost the same stability.

[0085] The support bar 102 is configured as a profile tube having a cross section which, apart from the hook-in holes, surrounds and closes the cavity 124.

[0086] The support bar 102 configured as a profile tube is a one-piece metal bar having a constant material thickness. The material thickness of the support bar 102 is less than 2 mm.

[0087] Figure 4With tray 10c as an example, the trays 10a-10e can be removed from the support bars 102a, 102b reversibly and non-destructively by tilting in longitudinal direction. In order to hang a tray 10a-10e into the pull-out shelf holder 100, the respective tray 10a-10e can also be positioned in tilted orientation between the support bars 102a, 102b, so that the first fixing hooks of the tray 10a-10e are hung into the hanging-in holes 116 of the first support bar 102a. Then, the side of the tray 10a-10e which is tilted upwards is lowered, so that the second fixing hooks of the respective tray 10a-10e are hung into the hanging-in holes 116 of the other support bar 102b. This is possible, because the hanging-in holes 116 of the respective tray 10a-10e into the first support bar 102a and the second support bar 102b have a height offset with respect to each other, and also because the fixing hooks provided on the opposite narrow sides of the tray 10a-10e have a corresponding height offset, so that the tray 10a-10e is oriented horizontally after being hung in. The first support bar 102a and the second support bar 102b are identical in construction and thus have the hanging-in holes 116 at the same height. But the two hanging-in holes 116 into which the respective tray 10a-10e is hung are at different heights. That is, the tray 10a-10e has an upper fixing hook on one narrow side and a lower fixing hook on the other narrow side.

[0088] Figure 5 A further cabinet pull-out shelf 200 with a pull-out shelf holder 100 and a plurality of trays 10a-10e hung into the pull-out shelf holder 100 is shown.

[0089] The pull-out shelf holder 100 has two support bars 102a, 102b. The fixed side 106a of the first support bar 102a and the fixed side 106b of the second support bar 102b are oriented in the same direction. That is, the accommodation region 11 of the tray 10a-10e is located in front of the first support bar 102a and in front of the second support bar 102b. The hanging-in holes 116 of the first support bar 102a and the hanging-in holes 116 of the second support bar 102b are at the same height. Thereby, the hooks of the back side of the tray 10a-10e can also be at the same height.

[0090] Figure 6 A cabinet pull-out shelf 200 with two pull-out shelf holders 100a, 100b is shown. The pull-out shelf holder 100a corresponds essentially to the pull-out shelf holder 100 described above with regard to the tray 10a-10e. Figure 5In the pull-out shelf holder 100 shown in Fig. 1, a total of six trays 10a-10f are fixed on the pull-out shelf holder 100a. The pull-out shelf holder 100b can be fixed, for example, on the front of the swivel body and can be swung out of the cabinet body, for example, by a swivel movement of the front of the body. The pull-out shelf holder 100b comprises a central support rod 102 on which the six trays 10a'-10f' are fixed. The trays 10a'-10f' are each reversibly and non-destructively detachably hooked into a hooking hole of the support rod 102 by means of a fixing hook.

[0091] Figure 7 A hooked-in tray 10 is shown. The tray 10 has a tray base body 12 with a receiving area for items to be stored. In addition, the tray 10 comprises two fixing bodies 14a, 14b by means of which the tray 10 is fixed on the support rods 102a, 102b of the pull-out shelf holder 100. The fixing bodies 14a, 14b each have a fixing hook, the fixing hook of the fixing body 14a being hooked into a hooking hole 116 of the support rod 102a and the fixing hook of the fixing body 14b being hooked into a hooking hole of the support rod 102b.

[0092] Figure 8 The tray 10 is shown without the pull-out shelf holder 100, and the fixing bodies 14a, 14b and the tray base body 12 form a plug-in system by means of which the fixing bodies 14a, 14b can be reversibly and non-destructively detachably plugged in connection with the tray base body 12. The fixing bodies 14a, 14b and the tray base body 12 are each latched to one another via a latching connection by means of the plug-in system. The fixing bodies 14a, 14b are one-piece plastic bodies. The tray base body 12 is a one-piece metal body made of sheet metal. The tray 10 is in this case a sheet metal tray. The tray base body 12 can alternatively also consist of glass and / or wood and / or plastic and / or composite material.

[0093] The receiving area 11 of the tray base body 12 comprises a floor 16. The floor 16 provides a placement surface for items to be stored. The receiving area 11 of the tray base body 12 is delimited laterally by a parapet 18 of the tray base body 12. The parapet 18 prevents items placed on the floor 16 from falling accidentally off the tray 10.

[0094] The tray 10 has an elongate basic shape and has two long sides 20a, 20b and two narrow sides 22a, 22b. The fixing body 14a is arranged on the narrow side 22a. The fixing body 14b is arranged on the narrow side 22b. The parapet 18 has a parapet gap 24 along the long sides 20a, 20b.

[0095] On the narrow sides 22a, 22b, the railing 18 has mounting tabs 26a, 26b, 28a, 28b. The mounting tabs 26a, 26b are connected with the fixing body 14a. The mounting tabs 28a, 28b are connected with the fixing body 14b. Between the mounting tabs 26a, 26b and the base plate 16, there is a gap 30. Between the mounting tabs 28a, 28b and the base plate 16, there is also a gap 30. These gaps 30 are slit-like and allow the mounting tabs 26a, 26b, 28a, 28b to move in order to mount and dismount the tray 10.

[0096] Figure 9 The tray base 12 is shown without the fixing bodies 14a, 14b. It is shown that between end sections 34a, 34b of the mounting tabs 26a, 26b, there is an interruption 32a of the railing 18. Between end sections 36a, 36b of the mounting tabs 28a, 28b, there is also an interruption 32b of the railing 18. In the area of the interruptions 32a, 32b in the railing 18, the legs of the fixing bodies 14a, 14b can be arranged, respectively.

[0097] The railing 18 of the tray base 12 has two fixing sections 38a, 38b on the narrow side 22a and two fixing sections 40a, 40b on the narrow side 22b. The fixing sections 38a, 38b can be latched in the fixing body 14a. The fixing sections 40a, 40b can be latched in the fixing body 14b.

[0098] Figure 10 and 11 The fixing body 14b is shown. Figure 12 and 13 The fixing body 14a is shown. The fixing bodies 14a, 14b have an L-shaped basic shape, respectively. Furthermore, the fixing bodies 14a, 14b comprise a base plate leg 42a, 42b, respectively, which extends along the base plate 16 of the tray base 12 in the mounted state of the tray 10. The base plate legs 42a, 42b of the fixing bodies 14a, 14b have an embedding protrusion 46a, 46b, respectively. The base plate 16 of the tray base 12 has an opening 58a, 58b which is adapted to the shape of the embedding protrusion 46a, 46b. The embedding protrusions 46a, 46b are arranged to be reversibly and non-destructively embeddable in the openings 58a, 58b of the base plate 16.

[0099] Furthermore, the fixing bodies 14a, 14b have a railing leg 44a, 44b, respectively, which fills the respective interruption 32a, 32b in the railing 18 of the tray base 12.

[0100] The railing legs 44a, 44b of the fixing body 14a, 14b each have two fixing regions 54a, 54b which are mirror-symmetrical with respect to one another. In each fixing region 54a, 54b of the fixing body 14a, 14b, one fixing section 38a, 38b, 40a, 40b of the railing 18 can be reversibly and non-destructively detachably force- and / or form-lockingly fixed. The fixing regions 54a, 54b of the railing legs 44a, 44b have lateral receiving slots 56a, 56b into which the fixing sections 38a, 38b, 40a, 40b of the railing 18 are to be pressed in order to be fixed in the fixing regions 54a, 54b of the railing legs 44a, 44b and are to be pulled out of the lateral receiving slots 56a, 56b in order to be released from the fixing regions 54a, 54b of the railing legs 44a, 44b.

[0101] The fixing body 14a, 14b has a guide receptacle 48a, 48b on the outer side thereof facing away from the receiving region 11 of the tray base 12 for guided accommodation of the vertical support rods 102a, 102b of the pull-out shelf support 100. In the guide receptacle 48a, 48b, an elongate guide protrusion 50a, 50b is respectively provided for insertion into an elongate guide recess 110 of the vertical support rods 102a, 102b. The guide protrusions 50a, 50b are elongate ribs. In the guide protrusions 50a, 50b, a fixing hook 52a, 52b is respectively provided for insertion into a hook-in hole 116 of the vertical support rods 102a, 102b.

[0102] Figures 14 to 16 The mounting of the fixing body 14a on the tray base 12 is shown. The mounting of the fixing body 14b on the tray base 12 takes place in an analogous manner.

[0103] Figure 14 It is shown that the fixing body 14a is first to be arranged on the tray base 12 in a mounting initial position, so that the embedding protrusion 46a of the bottom plate leg 42a of the fixing body 14a is embedded in the opening 58a of the bottom plate 16 of the tray base 12.

[0104] Figure 15 The sectional view shows that the size and shape of the opening 58a are adapted to the size and shape of the embedding protrusion 46a.

[0105] In a next step, the mounting tabs 26a, 26b of the railing 18 of the tray base 12 are moved away from the initial position by elastic deformation of the railing 18 in order to open the mounting region for the railing leg 44a of the fixing body 14a. This can be achieved by swinging the mounting tabs 26a, 26b upward.

[0106] As Figure 16As shown in the middle, the fixing body 14 can then be swung from the mounting initial position to a mounting end position in which the railing leg 44a of the fixing body 14a is located in the mounting region. Subsequently, the mounting tabs 26a, 26b of the railing 18 of the tray base 12 can be swung back inwards again by the deformation reset of the railing 18 after the elastic deformation in order to pre-position the fixing sections 38a, 38b of the railing 18 at the fixing region 54a of the railing leg 44a. Finally, the fixing sections 38a, 38b of the railing 18 are snap-locked in the fixing region 54a of the railing leg 44a by pressing the fixing sections 38a, 38b of the railing 18 into the fixing region 54a of the railing leg 44a of the fixing body 14a.

[0107] Figure 17 The snap-locking structure is illustrated by way of example with the fixing body 14b. The fixing sections 40a, 40b of the railing 18 have snap-locking protrusions 62a, 62b, respectively, and snap-locking recesses 60a, 60b, respectively, are provided in the lateral receiving gap of the fixing body 14b, in which the snap-locking protrusions 62a, 62b of the railing 18 are reversibly and non-destructively detachably snap-locked. The snap-locking protrusions 62a, 62b are configured as snap-locking lugs.

[0108] Figure 18 It is shown that the tray bases 12 can be stacked on top of one another in a nested manner before the fixing bodies 14a, 14b are mounted, thus significantly reducing the packaging size.

[0109] Figure 19 A partial view of a cabinet pull-out is shown in which the support rods 102a, 102b have lateral fixing hooks 126a, 126b. The tray 10 is hung into the fixing hooks 126a, 126b of the support rods 102a, 102b by means of the hook receptacles on the fixing bodies 14a, 14b.

[0110] Figure 20 A tray 10 is shown which is configured as a wire tray and which is reversibly and non-destructively detachably fixed to the support rods 102a, 102b by means of the fixing bodies 14a, 14b.

[0111] Figure 21 It is shown that the tray base 12 has a wire structure by means of which the bottom plate 16 and the railing 18 are formed. The bottom plate 16 and / or the railing 18 can alternatively also be composed of glass and / or wood and / or plastic and / or composite material. On the narrow sides 22a, 22b, the fixing bodies 14a, 14b are fixed to the tray base 12.

[0112] Figure 22It is shown that the tray base 12 has bottom side fastening elements 70a, 70b, which are formed by wire sections. Furthermore, the tray base 12 has railing side fastening elements 72a, 72b, which are also formed by wire sections, namely end sections.

[0113] Figures 23 to 26 It is shown that the bottom side legs 42a, 42b of the fastening bodies 14a, 14b comprise accommodation structures 64a, 64b, which are adapted to the shape of the bottom side fastening elements 70a, 70b. The bottom side fastening elements 70a, 70b of the tray base 12 can be non-destructively and reversibly detachably clamped in the accommodation contours 64a, 64b of the bottom side legs 42a, 42b. Said accommodation contours 64a, 64b are wire accommodation recesses.

[0114] The fastening regions 54a, 54b of the railing legs 44a, 44b have outer side accommodation notches 66a, 66b. The railing side fastening elements 72a, 72b can be non-destructively and reversibly detachably clamped in the outer side accommodation notches 66a, 66b and / or latched in the outer side accommodation notches 66a, 66b. Said outer side accommodation notches 66a, 66b are each provided with a latching protrusion 68a, 68b, by which the respective railing side fastening element 72a, 72b is latched.

[0115] Figures 27 to 29 It is shown that the fastening body 14a is mounted on the tray base 12. First, the fastening body 14a should be arranged on the tray base 12 in an inclined mounting initial position, and then swung upwards until the bottom side fastening element 70a is clamped and / or latched in the accommodation contour 64a. Then, while the swinging movement continues, the railing side fastening element 72a is moved into the accommodation notch 60a and pushed over the latching protrusion 68a, so that latching of the railing side fastening element 72a into the accommodation notch 66a is achieved.

[0116] List of reference signs

[0117] 10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f' tray

[0118] 11 accommodation region

[0119] 12 tray base

[0120] 14a, 14b fastening body

[0121] 16 bottom plate

[0122] 18 railing

[0123] 20a, 20b long side

[0124] 22a, 22b narrow side

[0125] 24 railing gap

[0126] 26a, 26b mounting tabs

[0127] 28a, 28b mounting tabs

[0128] 30 gap

[0129] 32a, 32b interruptions

[0130] 34a, 34b end sections

[0131] 36a, 36b end sections

[0132] 38a, 38b fixing sections

[0133] 40a, 40b fixing sections

[0134] 42a, 42b base plate legs

[0135] 44a, 44b railing legs

[0136] 46a, 46b embedding protrusions

[0137] 48a, 48b guide receptacles

[0138] 50a, 50b guide protrusions

[0139] 52a, 52b fixing hooks

[0140] 54a, 54b fixing regions

[0141] 56a, 56b receptacle slits

[0142] 58a, 58b openings

[0143] 60a, 60b latching recesses

[0144] 62a, 62b latching protrusions

[0145] 64a, 64b receptacle profiles

[0146] 66a, 66b receptacle notches

[0147] 68a, 68b latching protrusions

[0148] 70a, 70b base plate-side fixing elements

[0149] 72a, 72b railing-side fixing elements

[0150] 100, 100a, 100b pull-out frame holder

[0151] 102, 102a, 102b support rod

[0152] 104a, 104b connecting rod

[0153] 106, 106a, 106b fixed side

[0154] 108 back side

[0155] 110 guide recess

[0156] 112a, 112b guide side wall

[0157] 114 recess bottom wall

[0158] 116 hanging hole

[0159] 118a, 118b front face

[0160] 120a, 120b side face

[0161] 122a, 122b corner recess

[0162] 124 cavity

[0163] 126a, 126b fixing hook

[0164] 200 cabinet pull-out shelf

Claims

1. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') for a cabinet pull-out (200), having at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) for fixing on a pull-out support (100, 100a, 100b) of a cabinet pull-out (200) that can be pulled out of a cabinet body, and a tray base body (12) having a receiving area (11) for items to be stored, the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) and the tray base body (12) forming a plug-in system by means of which the fixing body (14a, 14b) is reversibly and non-destructively detachably plug-in connected with the tray base body (12). The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) and the tray base body (12) are interlocked by means of the plug-in system via a latching connection.

3. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) is configured in one piece and / or consists of plastic; and / or the tray base body (12) is configured in one piece and / or consists of metal. characterized in that The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) has an L-shaped basic shape.

2. The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 1, characterized in that, The receiving area (11) of the tray base body (12) comprises a floor (16), and the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) has a floor leg (42a, 42b) that extends along the floor (16) of the tray base body (12) and / or fills interruptions (32a, 32b) or voids in the floor (16) of the tray base body (12) and / or continues the floor (16) of the tray base body (12).

6. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 5, characterized in that the floor leg (42a, 42b) of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) comprises an embedding protrusion (46a, 46b), and the floor (16) of the tray base body (12) comprises an opening (58a, 58b) that is adapted to the shape of the embedding protrusion (46a, 46b), the embedding protrusion (46a, 46b) of the floor leg (42a, 42b) being non-destructively and reversibly detachably embedded in the opening (58a, 58b) of the floor (16).

7. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that the floor (16) of the tray base body (12) comprises a floor-side fixing (70a, 70b), and the floor leg (42a, 42b) of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) comprises a receiving contour (64a, 64b) that is adapted to the shape of the floor-side fixing (70a, 70b). ​ 4. The tray (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that, ​ 5. The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that, ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ The fixing means (70a, 70b) on the underside of the tray base (12) are non-destructively and reversibly detachably clamped in the receiving contours (64a, 64b) of the base legs (42a, 42b).

8. The tray (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that, The receiving region (11) of the tray base (12) is at least partially laterally delimited by the railing (18) of the tray base (12).

9. The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 8, characterized in that, The railing (18) is configured to be elastically deformable, and for fixing and for releasing the fixing of the railing (18) on the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) an elastic deformation of the railing (18) is required.

10. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) has a railing leg (44a, 44b) which extends along the railing (18) of the tray base (12) and / or fills interruptions (32a, 32b) or gaps of the railing (18) of the tray base (12) and / or continues the railing (18) of the tray base (12).

11. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 10, characterized in that - the railing leg (44a, 44b) of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) comprises two fixing regions (54a, 54b) which are preferably configured mutually mirror-symmetrically, and - the railing (18) of the tray base (12) comprises two fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b); in each fixing region (54a, 54b) of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) are non-destructively and reversibly detachably force-lockingly and / or form-lockingly fixed.

12. The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 11, characterized in that, For fixing and for releasing the fixing of the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) in the fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing leg (44a, 44b) an elastic deformation of the railing (18) is required.

13. The tray (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 11 or 12, characterized in that, The fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing leg (44a, 44b) have lateral receiving slots (56a, 56b) into which the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) are to be pressed in order to be fixed in the fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing leg (44a, 44b) and to be pulled out of the lateral receiving slots (56a, 56b) in order to be released from the fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing leg (44a, 44b).

14. The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 13, characterized in that, The fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) each have a latching projection (62a, 62b), in the lateral receiving recesses (56a, 56b) there are each a latching recess (60a, 60b), the latching projections (62a, 62b) of the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) are each non-destructively and reversibly detachably latched in the latching recesses.

15. Tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of claims 10 to 14, characterized in that The fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing legs (44a, 44b) each comprise at least one outer receiving recess (66a, 66b), and The fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) each comprise at least one railing-side fixing element (72a, 72b); The railing-side fixing elements (72a, 72b) are non-destructively and reversibly detachably clamped into and / or latched in the outer receiving recesses (66a, 66b).

16. The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to claim 15, characterized in that, In the outer receiving recesses (66a, 66b) there are each a latching projection (68a, 68b), the respective railing-side fixing element (72a, 72b) is latched by the latching projection.

17. A pallet (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterised in that, The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') can be installed toollessly by means of an installation process, the tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') being arranged to be installed by means of the following steps: - The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) is arranged on the tray base body (12) in an installation initial position, such that the embedding projection (46a, 46b) of one floor leg (42a, 42b) of the fixing body (14a, 14b) is embedded in the opening (58a, 58b) of the floor (16) of the tray base body (12); - The installation tabs (26a, 26b, 28a, 28b) of the railing (18) of the tray base body (12) are moved out, in particular by elastic deformation of the railing (18), in order to open up an installation region for the railing legs (44a, 44b) of the fixing body (14a, 14b); - The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) is swung from the installation initial position into an installation end position, in which the railing legs (44a, 44b) of the fixing body (14a, 14b) are located within the installation region; - The installation tabs (26a, 26b, 28a, 28b) of the railing (18) of the tray base body (12) are moved in, in particular by deformation reset of the railing (18) after elastic deformation, in order to pre-position the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) on the fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing legs; - the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) are clamped and / or latched in the fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing foot of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) by pressing the fixing sections (38a, 38b, 40a, 40b) of the railing (18) into the fixing regions (54a, 54b) of the railing foot of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b).

18. A pallet (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterised in that, The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) has a guide accommodation (48a, 48b) on the outer side facing away from the accommodation region (11) of the tray base body (12) for accommodating a vertical support rod (102, 102a, 102b) of a pull-out shelf support (100, 100a, 100b) of a cabinet pull-out shelf (200) with guidance.

19. A pallet (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterised in that, The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) has a guide protrusion (50a, 50b) on the outer side facing away from the accommodation region (11) of the tray base body (12) for insertion into an elongate guide recess (110) of a vertical support rod (102, 102a, 102b) of a pull-out shelf support (100, 100a, 100b) of a cabinet pull-out shelf (200).

20. A pallet (10, 10a-f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of the preceding claims, characterised in that, The at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) has a fixing hook (52a, 52b) on the outer side facing away from the accommodation region (11) of the tray base body (12) for insertion into a hanging-in hole (116) of a vertical support rod (102, 102a, 102b) of a pull-out shelf support (100, 100a, 100b) of a cabinet pull-out shelf (200).

21. Cabinet pull-out shelf (200), in particular high cabinet pull-out shelf or low cabinet pull-out shelf, having - a pull-out shelf support (100, 100a, 100b) which can be pulled out of a cabinet body; and - a tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') which is fixed to the pull-out shelf support (100, 100a, 100b); characterized in that The tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') is configured according to any one of the preceding claims.

22. The cabinet pull-out shelf (200) according to claim 21, characterized in that The pull-out shelf support (100, 100a, 100b) has one or more vertical support rods (102, 102a, 102b), preferably the support rods (102, 102a, 102b) have one or more hanging-in holes (116) on a fixing side (106, 106a, 106b) facing towards the tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f'), the tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') being hung in the hanging-in holes (116) by fixing hooks (52a, 52b) on the outer side of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) facing away from the accommodation region (11) of the tray base body (12).

23. The cabinet pull-out shelf (200) according to claim 22, characterized in that The support rod (102, 102a, 102b) has an elongated guide recess (110) on the fixed side (106, 106a, 106b) facing the tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f'), which is guided and / or stabilized in the elongated guide recess (110) by a guide protrusion (50a, 50b) on the outside of the accommodation area (11) of the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b) facing away from the tray base body (12).

24. The cabinet pull-out shelf (200) according to claim 22 or 23, characterized in that The support rod (102, 102a, 102b) has lateral fixing hooks (126a, 126b), which the tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') is hooked into by a hook accommodation on the at least one fixing body (14a, 14b).

25. Cabinet, in particular high or low cabinet, having - a cabinet body; and - a cabinet pull-out (200) installed in the cabinet body; characterized in that The cabinet pull-out (200) has a tray (10, 10a-10f, 10a'-10f') according to any one of claims 1 to 20 and / or is constructed according to any one of claims 21 to 24.