Door hook construction and assembly kit for a door hook construction

Abstract

Door hook assembly (1), comprising - a number of coat hooks (3) - a basic structure (2) to accommodate the number of coat hooks (3) and - a number of door hooks (4) for hanging on the top of a door leaf (5), wherein the number of door hooks (4) can be detachably attached or fastened to the base structure (2) by means of a fastening arrangement (6), characterized in that - the fastening arrangement (6) is or can be arranged far from the clothes hooks on the base structure (2) and / or - in a disassembled state in which the number of door hooks (4) is not attached to the base structure (2), the disassembled door hook assembly (1) can be arranged in a combination whose total thickness does not exceed 25 mm - the basic structure (2) comprises a number of crossbars (2.1) and / or a number of vertical bars (2.2), wherein the crossbar 2.1 has two parallel grooves on its rear side, and the vertical bar 2.2 has four studs on its front side, wherein two studs are arranged horizontally next to each other and two studs are arranged vertically one above the other, so that the vertical bar 2.2 can be attached to the crossbar 2.1 at right angles in a rotationally fixed manner when the studs are inserted into the grooves.

Description

[0001] The invention relates to a door hook construction and a kit for assembling a door hook construction.

[0002] Various door hook constructions are known in the state of the art which are used to be hung on the top of a built-in door leaf in order to provide the door leaf with coat hooks.

[0003] The invention is based on the object of providing an improved door hook construction and an improved kit for assembling a door hook construction.

[0004] The object is achieved according to the invention with regard to the door hook construction by the combination of features specified in claim 1. The object is achieved according to the invention with regard to the kit by the combination of features specified in claim 9.

[0005] Advantageous embodiments of the invention are the subject of the subclaims.

[0006] A door hook construction comprises a number of coat hooks, a base structure for receiving the number of coat hooks, and a number of door hooks for hanging on the top side of a door leaf, wherein the number of door hooks is detachably attachable or secured to the base structure by means of a fastening arrangement. Alternatively or additionally, the number of door hooks is attachable for hanging on the top side of a cabinet door leaf, on the front of a drawer, on a shower cubicle door, or on a window sash. The fastening arrangement can be a separate component and / or a part of the door hooks and / or the base structure.

[0007] According to the invention, the fastening arrangement is arranged or can be arranged on the base structure remote from the coat hooks. Furthermore, additionally or optionally, according to the invention, in a disassembled state in which the number of door hooks is not attached to the base structure, the disassembled door hook construction can be arranged in a combination whose total thickness is no more than 25 mm according to a first alternative, no more than 40 mm according to a second alternative, and no more than 19 mm according to a third alternative.

[0008] Because the fastening arrangement is arranged or can be arranged remotely from the coat hooks on the base structure, the door hook construction is very easy to assemble and attach to the door leaf. Because the disassembled door hook construction can be arranged in a combination with a total thickness of no more than 25mm, 40mm, or 19mm, the fastening arrangement is very space-saving, making it particularly suitable for sending as a letter rather than a small parcel. The letter then has a total thickness of no more than 25mm, 40mm, or 19mm, allowing it to be sent as a standard letter within the EU, as a large letter within the EU, or as a so-called small standard to the USA.

[0009] One design of the door hook construction provides for the basic structure to include a number of cross braces and / or a number of vertical braces. This makes the door hook construction particularly stable and also easy to install with a low probability of error.

[0010] A further embodiment of the door hook construction provides a number of contact elements, particularly adhesive or bonded pads, which are or can be attached to the back of the base structure. This easily reduces or prevents unwanted rattling of the mounted door hook construction against the door leaf. Scratching of the door leaf is also reduced or prevented.

[0011] A further refinement of the door hook design provides for the width of each door hook to be no more than 25mm, no more than 40mm, or no more than 19mm. This makes the mounting arrangement particularly secure and space-saving, allowing it to be shipped as a letter rather than a small package.

[0012] A further embodiment of the door hook construction provides, according to a first alternative, that the number of coat hooks are connected to the base structure by means of a welded and / or clinched connection, or, according to a second alternative, that each coat hook and at least part of the base structure, for example, the cross braces and / or the vertical braces, are formed in one piece. Both alternatives are advantageous because they allow for more durable connections to be created in a simple manner than conventional connections created by welding and screwing.

[0013] A further embodiment of the door hook construction, according to a first alternative, provides that parts of the base structure are connected to one another by means of a welded and / or clinched connection, or that the base structure is formed in one piece. Both alternatives are advantageous because they allow for more durable connections to be created in a simple manner than conventional connections created by welding and screwing.

[0014] A further embodiment of the door hook construction provides that the fastening arrangement for fastening the number of door hooks to the base structure is designed as a snap-fit ​​connection and / or press-fit connection and / or locking mechanism and / or push-button connection and / or plastic rivet connection and / or gravity connection and / or positive connection, in particular a tongue and groove connection or dovetail connection or zigzag connection or wave-shaped connection or puzzle connection,and / or force-locking connection and / or hook connection and / or sliding and / or locking mechanism and / or tongue and groove connection and / or snap-lock connection and / or clamp connection and / or spring clip connection and / or hook-eye connection and / or twist and lock mechanism and / or magnetic connection and / or spring mechanism and / or hinge connection and / or wedge and slot mechanism and / or tension ring connection and / or screw connection or threaded connection and / or detachable rivet connection and / or pin-bolt connection. This makes attaching the number of door hooks to the base structure particularly simple and particularly secure.

[0015] Particularly preferably, the fastening arrangement for attaching the number of door hooks to the base structure is designed as pairs of corresponding plastic eyelets. Each pair is formed by a male part and a corresponding female part.

[0016] The male part can be clipped into the female part; for this purpose, the male part has two locking lug-shaped elevations protruding from a preferably plate-shaped base body. The female part has a hollow cylindrical elevation protruding from another base body with an internal undercut, into which the locking lug-shaped elevations of the male part can be clipped. The outer diameter of the hollow cylindrical elevation of the female part particularly preferably has an outer diameter that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the holes in the base structure and the hook holes of the door hook. The height of the hollow cylindrical elevation of the female part is as large as or slightly larger than the sum of the material thickness of the door hook in the area of ​​its hook holes and the material thickness of the base structure in the area of ​​its holes.

[0017] A further embodiment of the door hook construction provides that a shape of the door hook corresponds to a top shape of the associated door leaf, wherein the shape of the door hook is designed for a door leaf without a rebate or for a door leaf with a rebate and / or wherein the door hook is designed to be non-adjustable or adjustable with respect to a door leaf thickness, in particular to a door leaf thickness of approximately 25 mm or from 36 mm to 46 mm. Because a shape of the door hook corresponds to a top shape of the associated door leaf, it is possible to arrange the door hook construction rattle-free and securely on the door leaf, in particular from two sides of the door leaf and / or also for door leaves with a top rebate.

[0018] A further embodiment of the door hook construction provides that the door hooks are arranged or arranged on the base structure so that they can rotate about a vertical axis, in particular by 90°, wherein each door hook and / or the fastening arrangement comprises, in particular, a strap and / or a rope and / or a flexible metal section and / or a hinge and / or a rod and / or a threaded rod. This allows the fastening arrangement to be easily and quickly converted into a space-saving configuration, allowing it to be sent in the form of a letter instead of a parcel.

[0019] A kit for assembling a door hook construction comprises a number of coat hooks, a base structure for accommodating the number of coat hooks, and a plurality of groups of door hooks for hanging on the top side of a door leaf. The door hooks are releasably attachable or attached to the base structure by means of a fastening arrangement. According to the invention, all door hooks within a group of door hooks have the same shape. Furthermore, according to the invention, door hooks of different groups have a different shape, and each door hook shape corresponds to a geometry of the top side of the door leaf.

[0020] Because door hooks of different groups have a different shape and each shape of a door hook corresponds to a geometry of the top of the door leaf, it is easy to provide a kit from which a suitable door hook construction can be assembled cost-effectively and easily for different door leaves, since the basic structure and the coat hooks are always used for assembly and only a specific group of door hooks has to be selected.

[0021] According to one embodiment of the kit according to the invention, a door hook construction according to the invention is provided. This allows a door hook construction with the aforementioned advantages to be easily manufactured and, in a disassembled state, to be sent as a letter, which is particularly cost-effective.

[0022] The basic structure preferably has two vertical struts and two cross struts, or alternatively two vertical struts and one cross strut. The vertical struts and cross struts can be rigid or flexible. The basic structure can be a single piece or a joined structure.

[0023] The coat hooks and / or door hooks can be attached to one or more vertical struts and / or cross struts.

[0024] The coat hooks can have the shape of a V, L, U, C, I, J, or S, and / or be round, square, spherical, oval, free-form or columnar.

[0025] The over-the-door hook construction can accommodate any number of coat hooks. The coat hooks can be fixed in a fixed position or removable, foldable, or adjustable, both horizontally and vertically.

[0026] Any number of coat hooks can be provided for each coat hook position, with each number forming a group.

[0027] All elements of the door hook construction can be made of metal, for example, stainless steel, steel, or aluminum, or of wood or plastic, and can preferably be made of strip, wire, a solid profile, or a hollow profile. They can be rotationally symmetrical or have a free form, the latter especially applies to the coat hooks. All elements of the door hook construction can be manufactured by punching, bending, milling, turning, casting, extrusion, welding, assembly, or joining.

[0028] Embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings, in which: Fig. 1 a first embodiment of a kit according to the invention for a door hook construction according to the invention in a disassembled state in a perspective view, Fig. 2 a corresponding perspective view of an associated fastening arrangement in perspective view, Fig. 3 the first embodiment of the kit according to the invention in assembled state in perspective view, Fig. 4 to 8 designs of the door hook, Fig. 9 to 23 embodiments of a connecting means, Fig. 24 an alternative embodiment of a door hook construction, Fig. 25 an embodiment of a basic structure, Fig. 26 shows a further embodiment of a connecting means, Fig. 27 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement in a perspective view, Fig. 28 a corresponding perspective view in assembled condition, Fig. 29 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement in a perspective view in disassembled state, Fig. 30 a corresponding perspective view in assembled state, Fig. 31A shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement in a perspective view in disassembled state Fig. 31B is a corresponding perspective view in assembled condition, Fig. 32 a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in disassembled state a corresponding perspective view in assembled state Fig. 33 a corresponding perspective view in assembled state Fig. 34 two further embodiments of the fastening arrangement in a perspective view in disassembled state, Fig. 35 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement in a perspective view in disassembled state, Fig. 36 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement in a perspective view in disassembled state, Fig. 37 another embodiment of the door hook construction, Fig. 38 another embodiment of the door hook construction with a connecting means, Fig. 39 a corresponding sectional view, Fig. 40 shows a further embodiment of the door hook construction with a connecting means, Fig. 41 a first embodiment of a kit for assembling a door hook construction and Fig. 42 a second embodiment of a kit for assembling a door hook construction.

[0029] Corresponding parts are provided with the same reference numerals in all figures.

[0030] Fig. 1 shows a first embodiment of a kit according to the invention for a door hook construction 1 according to the invention in a disassembled state in perspective view. The door hook construction 1 comprises a base structure 2 for accommodating five coat hooks 3 and two groups of door hooks 4, each group comprising two door hooks 4 identical in shape and dimensions. The door hooks 4 serve to be suspended from the upper side of a door leaf 5 (not shown here). The door hooks 4 can be releasably fastened to the base structure 2 by means of a fastening arrangement 6. The base structure 2 comprises two cross struts 2.1 and two vertical struts 2.2.

[0031] The fastening arrangement 6 comprises five pairs of corresponding plastic snap-in eyelets that can be plugged into one another and clipped together. In the disassembled state shown here, the door hooks 4 are therefore not attached to the base structure 2; the disassembled door hook construction 1 is arranged such that its total thickness does not exceed 25 mm. This is achieved by ensuring that the width B of the door hooks 4, indicated in the following figures, is less than 25 mm, for example, 13 mm or 23 mm, and by arranging the door hooks 4 horizontally, i.e., rotated by 90° relative to their installation position.

[0032] According to the invention, the fastening arrangement 6 can be arranged on the base structure 2 away from the coat hooks. For this purpose, the vertical struts 2.2 each have two round holes 2.3 of the same diameter, and each door hook 4 has two hook holes 4.1 of the same diameter on a lower leg. The distance between the two holes 2.3 in the base structure 2 is the same as the distance between the two hook holes 4.1 of a door hook 4.

[0033] Fig. 2 shows the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view. Shown is one of the pairs of corresponding plastic pressure eyes, namely a male part on the left and a corresponding female part on the right. The male part can be clipped into the female part; for this purpose, the male part has a frusto-conical elevation projecting upwards in the position shown and having a ball-like end. The female part has a hollow cylindrical elevation projecting upwards in the position shown and having an inner undercut, into which the ball-like end of the male part can be clipped. The outer diameter of the hollow cylindrical elevation of the female part has an outer diameter that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the holes 2.3 and hook holes 4.1 shown in the other figures.The height of the hollow cylindrical elevation of the female part is as large as or slightly larger than the sum of the material thickness of the door hook 4 in the area of ​​its hook holes 4.1 and the material thickness of the basic structure 2 in the area of ​​its holes 2.3.

[0034] Fig. Figure 3 shows the first embodiment of the kit according to the invention for the door hook construction 1 according to the invention in an assembled state and thus a first embodiment of the door hook construction 1 according to the invention in a perspective view. Four pairs of the Fig. 2, the fastening arrangement 6 is clipped into corresponding pairs of hook holes 4.1 and holes 2.3. In the assembled state shown here, the total thickness of the door hook construction 1 is more than 25 mm.

[0035] Fig. 4 shows an embodiment of the door hook 4 next to a corresponding door leaf 5 with a door leaf thickness d. The door leaf 5 has an upper rebate, also referred to as a door rebate, on its upper side. The upper shape of the door hook 4, shown here only in part, corresponds to the upper shape of the door leaf 5, also shown here only in part, so that the door hook 4 can be hung into the door leaf 5 largely rattling-free. The door hook construction 1 with the illustrated embodiment of the door hook 4 can be arranged on the outside of the door leaf 5.

[0036] Fig. 5 shows a further embodiment of the door hook 4 with an analogous design to Fig. 4, wherein the shape of the door hook 4 is selected so that it corresponds to the shape of the door leaf 5 when the door hook construction 1 is to be arranged on the inside of the door leaf 5.

[0037] Fig. Figure 6 shows another embodiment of the door hook 4 next to a corresponding door leaf 5 with a door leaf thickness d. The door leaf 5 has no rebate on the top side. The top shape of the door hook 4, shown only in part here, corresponds to the top shape of the door leaf 5, also shown only in part here, so that the door hook 4 can be hung into the rebate-free door leaf 5 largely rattle-free, both on the outside and inside of the door.

[0038] Fig. Figure 7 shows a further embodiment of the door hook 4 with a corresponding door leaf 5 with a door leaf thickness d. The door leaf 5 has a door rebate on the top side. The top shape of the door hook 4, shown here only in part, corresponds to the top shape of the door leaf 5, also shown here only in part, such that the door hook 4 can be hung into the door leaf 5, on the inside of the door, largely without rattling.

[0039] Fig. 8 shows a further embodiment of the door hook 4, in which one dimension thereof is adjustable and can thus be adapted to different door leaf thicknesses d. For this purpose, an elongated hole is arranged in an upper leg of the door hook 4, and a screw, for example a knurled screw, is inserted into a corresponding horizontal leg of the door hook 4. This allows the upper leg of the door hook 4 to be connected to the horizontal leg of the door hook 4 by clamping. Alternatively, instead of an elongated hole, several bores can be arranged, allowing the door hook 4 to be adapted to several door leaf thicknesses d.

[0040] Fig. 9 shows an embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a plate which can be inserted into corresponding eyelets arranged on the underside of the door hook 4 and on the top side of the base structure 2, such that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, wherein the plate can preferably be fixed by clamping in the eyelets.

[0041] Fig. 10 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a rail with a groove, wherein the rail can be inserted into corresponding angles which are arranged on the underside of the door hook 4 and on the top side of the base structure 2, such that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, wherein the rail can preferably be fixed by clamping with the corresponding angles.

[0042] Fig. 11 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a nose on the base structure 2, wherein the nose can be inserted into a corresponding recess arranged on the underside of the door hook 4 in such a way that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, wherein the nose can preferably be fixed by clamping to the recess, preferably in a lower slot of the recess.

[0043] Fig. 12 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as two winding sections corresponding in shape, wherein a first winding section is arranged on the underside of the door hook 4 and a second winding section is arranged on the top side of the base structure 2. The two winding sections can be inserted into one another in such a way that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, wherein the winding sections are preferably fixed to one another by clamping.

[0044] Fig. 13 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as two projections corresponding in shape, with first projections arranged laterally on the underside of the door hook 4 and second projections arranged at the front of the base structure 2. The first projections can be arranged underneath the second projections so that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, preferably by clamping.

[0045] Fig. 14 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is formed as two elements corresponding in shape, wherein the first element is formed as two lateral recesses on the underside of the door hook 4 and the second element is formed as a horizontal slot in the base structure 2. The lower end of the door hook 4 can be inserted into the horizontal slot in the base structure 2 and locked there.

[0046] Fig. 15 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a flexible band, for example made of plastic and / or textile and / or leather, wherein the band has an upper and a lower loop, into which a lateral, one-sided slot can be inserted on the underside of the door hook 4 and on the top side of the base structure 2 such that the base structure 2 is flexibly connected to the door hook 4. For a door hook construction 1, one band is required for each door hook 4.

[0047] The basic structure 2 has on the outside a wave-shaped band or individual wave-shaped bulges into which special coat hooks 3 can be inserted, for which purpose each coat hook 3 has two downwardly directed insertion elements, wherein each of the insertion elements can be inserted into a wave of the wave-shaped band or into an individual wave-shaped bulge from above and can preferably be fixed by clamping.

[0048] Fig. 16 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a flexible band, for example made of plastic and / or textile and / or leather, wherein the band either has an upper and a lower loop or in which the band forms a single loop. Two door hooks 4 are formed as a one-piece, preferably one-piece component, which has a horizontal slot on the underside. The base structure 2 has a horizontal slot on the top. By means of the band, which runs through the upper and lower slots, the base structure 2 is flexibly connected to the component with the door hooks 4. For a door hook construction 1, one band is required.

[0049] Fig. Figure 17 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is formed as two elements corresponding in shape, wherein the first element is formed as a lateral recess on the underside of the door hook 4 and the second element is formed as a corresponding horizontal slot in the base structure 2. The lower end of each door hook 4 can be inserted into the corresponding horizontal slot in the base structure 2 and locked there.

[0050] Fig. 18 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as two dovetail sections corresponding in shape, wherein a first dovetail section is arranged on the underside of the door hook 4 and a second dovetail section, whose shape corresponds to the first dovetail section, is arranged on the top side of the base structure 2. The two dovetail sections can be inserted into one another in such a way that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, wherein the corresponding dovetail sections are preferably fixed to one another by clamping.

[0051] Fig. 19 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a bolt, wherein the bolt can be inserted into corresponding recesses, one of which is arranged on the underside of the door hook 4 and the other on the top of the base structure 2, such that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, wherein the bolt can preferably be fixed by clamping to the recess, preferably in one of two corresponding slots of the recesses, wherein one slot is arranged at the bottom of the recess of the door hook 4 and the other slot is arranged at the top of the recess of the base structure 2. Preferably, the bolt has a head whose diameter is slightly smaller than the diameter of the recesses. In addition, the bolt adjoins the head with a shank region whose diameter is slightly smaller than the width of the slots.

[0052] Fig. 20 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is designed as a nose element on the door hook 4, wherein the nose element can be inserted into a corresponding recess arranged on the top side of the base structure 2 and can then be rotated by 90° such that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4 after the rotation of the door hook 4.

[0053] Fig. 21 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is formed as two elements corresponding in shape, wherein the first element is formed by a lower free end of the door hook 4 and the second element by an upper hollow box-shaped end of the base structure 2. The first element can be inserted from top to bottom into the second element, which has a corresponding shape, so that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, preferably by clamping. The base structure 2 is preferably formed integrally with a number of coat hooks 3.

[0054] Fig. 22 shows a further embodiment of the connecting means 6, which is formed as two elements corresponding in shape, wherein the first element is formed by a fixed loop-like projection at the lower end of the door hook 4 and the second element is formed by two lateral slots on the base structure 2. The lateral slots can be inserted into the loop-like projection at the lower end of the door hook 4 such that the base structure 2 is firmly connected to the door hook 4, preferably by clamping. The base structure 2 is preferably formed integrally with a number of coat hooks 3.

[0055] Fig. 23 shows an alternative embodiment of the door hook construction 1, in which six coat hooks 3 are horizontally movable on the crossbar 2.1, each coat hook 3 having a top tab whose size corresponds to the dimensions of the crossbar 2.1. The tab can be made of metal, plastic, leather, or textile. It is possible to arrange any number of coat hooks 3, for example, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, or more. Furthermore, it is possible to combine this arrangement of coat hooks 3 with a door hook construction 1 not according to the invention.

[0056] Fig. Figure 24 shows an embodiment of the door hook construction 1 according to the invention, in which the base structure 2 has at least one cross strut 2.1 and a number of vertical struts 2.2. The cross strut 2.1 has two parallel grooves on the rear, and the vertical strut 2.2 has four studs on the front, with two studs arranged horizontally next to each other and two studs arranged vertically one above the other. The vertical distance between the pairs of studs is equal to the distance between the two grooves. This allows the vertical strut 2.2 to be fastened to the cross strut 2.1 at right angles and in a rotationally fixed manner when the studs are inserted into the grooves. The vertical strut 2.2 can then be fixed to the cross strut 2.1 by means of a screw.

[0057] Fig. 25 shows a further alternative embodiment of the door hook construction 1, in which the connecting means 6 is designed as a long, preferably flexible band, for example made of plastic and / or textile and / or leather, wherein each band is connected at the top to the door hook 4 and at the bottom to the base structure 2. For a door hook construction 1, one band is required for each door hook 4.

[0058] Fig. 26 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view. Shown is one of the pairs of corresponding plastic pressure eyes, namely a male part at the bottom and a corresponding female part at the top. The male part can be clipped into the female part; for this purpose, the male part has two latch-shaped elevations that project to the left in the position shown. The female part has a hollow cylindrical elevation with an inner undercut that projects to the left in the position shown, into which the latch-shaped elevations of the male part can be clipped. The outer diameter of the hollow cylindrical elevation of the female part has an outer diameter that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the holes 2.3 and hook holes 4.1 shown in the other figures.The height of the hollow cylindrical elevation of the female part is as large as or slightly larger than the sum of the material thickness of the door hook 4 in the area of ​​its hook holes 4.1 and the material thickness of the basic structure 2 in the area of ​​its holes 2.3.

[0059] Fig. 27 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in disassembled state and Fig. 28 shows a corresponding perspective view in the assembled state. The door hook 4 has a punched and shaped hook that can be inserted into a corresponding, largely rectangular recess in the base structure 2, while a largely rectangular recess in the door hook 4 can be brought into a congruent position with another, lower, largely rectangular recess in the base structure 2, so that the associated fastening arrangement 6 can be clipped into the two congruent recesses when the hook is hooked into its final position in the base structure 2. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are fixed relative to one another in a non-rotatable manner.

[0060] Fig. 29 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in disassembled state and Fig. 30 shows a corresponding perspective view in the assembled state. The door hook 4 and the base structure 2 each have a round or preferably oval recess that can be brought into a congruent position, so that the associated fastening arrangement 6 with two locking hooks of corresponding shape can be clipped into the two congruent recesses. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are fixed relative to one another in a non-rotatable manner.

[0061] Fig. 31A shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in disassembled state and Fig. 31B shows a corresponding perspective view in the assembled state. The door hook 4 has a punched and shaped hook that can be inserted into a corresponding, largely rectangular recess in the base structure 2, while a round recess in the door hook 4 can be brought into a congruent position with another, lower round recess in the base structure 2, so that the associated two-part fastening arrangement 6 can be inserted into the two congruent recesses, wherein the two parts of the fastening arrangement 6 can be clipped into one another when the hook is hooked into its final position in the base structure 2. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are fixed relative to one another in a non-rotatable manner.

[0062] Fig. 32 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in disassembled state and Fig. 33 shows a corresponding perspective view in the assembled state. The door hook 4 and the base structure 2 each have a rectangular recess that can be brought into a congruent position, so that the associated fastening arrangement 6 with two locking hooks of a corresponding, i.e., also rectangular, shape can be clipped into the two congruent recesses. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are fixed relative to one another in a non-rotatable manner.

[0063] Fig. Figure 34 shows two further embodiments of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in the disassembled state. The door hook 4 and the base structure 2 each have two round recesses one above the other, which can be brought into a congruent position in pairs, so that the associated two two-part fastening arrangements 6 with a corresponding, i.e. also round, shape can be clipped into the two congruent recesses. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are fixed against each other in a non-rotatable manner.

[0064] Fig. 35 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in a disassembled state. The coat hook-side leg of the door hook 4 is a flat component that is arranged not parallel, but rather at a right angle to the door surface. The door hook 4 and the base structure 2 each have a round recess that can be brought into a congruent position, so that the associated two-part fastening arrangements 6 with a corresponding, i.e. also round, shape can be inserted into the two congruent recesses. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are then at least largely non-rotatably fixed relative to one another when the door hook construction 1 is suspended from a door leaf (not shown here).

[0065] Fig. 36 shows a further embodiment of the fastening arrangement 6 in a perspective view in the disassembled state. The door hook 4 and the base structure 2 each have a round recess that can be brought into a congruent position so that the associated one-piece fastening arrangement 6 can be inserted into the two recesses. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are then fixed relative to one another in a manner that is at least largely non-rotatable when the door hook construction 1 is suspended from the door leaf 5. Optionally, the fastening arrangement 6 can also be screwed to the door leaf 5.

[0066] Fig. 37 shows a further embodiment of the door hook construction 1, wherein on the left only the door hook 4 is shown in a perspective view and next to it a sectional view of the assembled door hook construction 1 is shown. The coat hook-side vertical leg of the door hook 4 and the corresponding vertical leg of the base structure 2 each have four equidistant round recesses, which in various variants can be brought into a congruent position in pairs, so that the associated fastening arrangements 6 can be inserted into the two pairs of congruent recesses. In the assembled state, the door hook 4 and the base structure 2 are then fixed relative to one another in a non-rotatable manner. The right-hand illustration shows a variant in which a base structure 2 can be connected to the one door hook 4, wherein the base structure 2 and the door hook 4 are one-piece.The illustration next to the right-hand illustration shows a variant in which two basic structures 2 can be connected to a door hook 4 each, whereby each basic structure 2 and the associated door hook 4 are one-piece.

[0067] Fig. 38 shows a further embodiment of the door hook construction 1 with a connecting means 6, which is designed as two corresponding projections, wherein first projections are formed laterally on the door-side vertical leg of the door hook 4, in each of which 5 recesses are arranged, and second projections are arranged on the top and outwardly directed on upwardly directed forks of the base structure 2. The second projections can be inserted from the inside into the recesses of the first projections if the upwardly directed forks of the base structure 2 are previously pressed inwards, i.e., towards each other.

[0068] Fig. 39 shows a corresponding sectional view in which the door hook construction 1 is suspended in a door leaf 5.

[0069] Fig. 40 shows a further embodiment of the door hook construction 1 with a connecting means 6, wherein this door hook construction 1 has largely the same operating principle as the one shown in the Fig. 38 and Fig. 39. In the embodiment of the door hook construction 1 shown here, the connecting means 6 is designed as two corresponding projections, wherein first projections are formed laterally on the door-side vertical leg of the base construction 2, in each of which 5 recesses are arranged, and second projections are arranged on the underside and outwardly directed on downwardly directed forks of the door hook 4. The second projections can be inserted from the inside into the recesses of the first projections if the upwardly directed forks of the door hook 4 are previously pressed inwards, i.e., towards each other.

[0070] Fig. 41 and Fig.42 each show an embodiment of a kit for assembling a door hook construction 1. Each kit comprises five coat hooks 3, a base structure 2 for receiving the coat hooks 3, and three groups of door hooks 4 for hanging on the top side of a door leaf 5 (not shown here). The door hooks 4 can be releasably fastened to the base structure 2 by means of a fastening arrangement 6. The base structure 2 each comprises two cross struts 2.1. Each door hook 4 has two hook holders 4.1, which are provided for receiving the respective two-part fastening arrangement 6. Within each of the three groups of door hooks 4, all door hooks 4, in this case two, have the same shape. Door hooks 4 of different groups have a different shape, wherein each shape of a door hook 4 corresponds to a geometry of the top side of a door leaf 5 of three different door leaves 5. LIST OF REFERENCE SYMBOLS 1 door hook construction 2 Basic structure 2.1 Cross braces 2.2 Vertical struts 2.3 Holes 3 coat hooks 4 door hooks 4.1 Hook holes 5 door leaf 6 Mounting arrangement 7 Investment element B Width d Door leaf thickness

Claims

[1] Door hook construction (1), comprising - a number of coat hooks (3) - a basic structure (2) to accommodate the number of coat hooks (3) and - a number of door hooks (4) for hanging on an upper side of a door leaf (5), wherein the number of door hooks (4) can be or are releasably fastened to the base structure (2) by means of a fastening arrangement (6), characterized by , that - the fastening arrangement (6) is arranged or can be arranged remote from the coat hook on the base structure (2) and / or - in a disassembled state in which the number of door hooks (4) is not attached to the base structure (2), the disassembled door hook construction (1) can be arranged in a combination whose total thickness does not exceed 25 mm - the basic structure (2) comprises a number of cross struts (2.1) and / or a number of vertical struts (2.2), wherein the cross strut 2.1 has two parallel grooves on the rear side, the vertical strut 2.2 has four studs on the front side, wherein two studs are arranged horizontally next to one another and two studs are arranged vertically one above the other so that the vertical strut 2.2 can be fastened to the cross strut 2.1 at right angles in a rotationally fixed manner when the studs are inserted into the grooves. [2] Door hook construction (1) according to claim 1, characterized by a number of contact elements (7), in particular adhesive or glued pads, which are or can be attached to the back of the basic structure (2). [3] Door hook construction (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that a width (B) of each door hook (4) is not more than 25mm or not more than 40mm or not more than 19mm. [4] Door hook construction (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the number of coat hooks (3) are connected to the base structure (2) by means of a welded and / or clinched connection or that in each case one coat hook (3) and at least one part of the base structure (2) are formed in one piece. [5] Door hook construction (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that parts of the basic structure (2) are connected to one another by means of a welded and / or clinched connection or that the basic structure (2) is formed in one piece. [6] Door hook construction (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the fastening arrangement (6) for fastening the number of door hooks (4) to the base structure (2) is designed as - Snap-Fit connection and / or - Press-fit connection and / or - locking mechanism and / or - Push button connection and / or - Plastic rivet connection and / or - Gravity connection and / or - positive connection, in particular tongue and groove connection or dovetail connection or zigzag connection or wave-shaped connection or puzzle connection, and / or - force-locking connection and / or - Hook connection and / or - Sliding locking mechanism and / or - Tongue and groove connection and / or - Snap-lock connection and / or - Clamp connection and / or - Spring clip connection and / or - Hook-eye connection and / or - Turning and locking mechanism and / or - Magnetic connection and / or - spring mechanism and / or - Hinge connection and / or - Wedge and slot mechanism and / or - Clamping ring connection and / or - Screw connection or threaded connection and / or - detachable rivet connection and / or - Pin-bolt connection. [7] Door hook construction (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that a shape of the door hooks (4) corresponds to a top shape of the associated door leaf (5), wherein - the shape of the door hooks (4) for a door leaf (5) without rebate or - is designed for a door leaf (5) with a rebate and / or wherein the door hook (4) is designed to be non-adjustable or adjustable with respect to a door leaf thickness (d), in particular to a door leaf thickness (d) of approximately 25 mm or from 36 mm to 46 mm. [8] Door hook construction (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the door hooks (4) are rotatable about a vertical axis, in particular rotatable by 90°, can be arranged or are arranged on the base structure (2), wherein each door hook (4) and / or the fastening arrangement (6) is in particular - a band and / or - a rope and / or - a flexible metallic section and / or - a hinge and / or - a rod and / or - includes a threaded rod. [9] Kit for assembling a door hook construction (1) comprising - a number of coat hooks (3) - a basic structure (2) to accommodate the number of coat hooks (3) and - a plurality of groups of door hooks (4) for hanging on an upper side of a door leaf (5), wherein the door hooks (4) are detachably attachable or attached to the base structure (2) by means of a fastening arrangement (6), characterized by , that - within a group of door hooks (4) all door hooks (4) have the same shape, - door hooks (4) of different groups have a different shape and - each shape of a door hook (4) corresponds to a geometry of the top of the door leaf (5). [10] Kit according to claim 9, characterized by a door hook construction (1) according to one of claims 1 to 8.

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