Door hook arrangement

Abstract

Door hook arrangement (1) for hanging an element on a door with a clamping device (2) which can be fixed to an upper side of the door by clamping, characterized in that - the clamping device (2) comprises a clamping element (2.1, 2.1'), a clamping slide (2.2) which can be moved thereon, and a threaded rod (2.3) with an operating element (2.4) arranged at its end, where - the clamping element (2.1, 2.1') ​​has at least one upper leg (2.1.1), a leg arranged at right angles to it (2.1.2) and opposite it an adjustable leg (2.1.3), - in the adjustable leg (2.1.3) a hole (A2) with an internal thread is arranged, into which the threaded rod (2.3) can be screwed or is screwed parallel to the extension of the upper leg (2.1.1) and - the clamping slide (2.2) has a clamping leg (2.2.2) with a guide recess (A3) through which the clamping slide (2.2) is displaceable in engagement with the upper leg (2.1.1), or wherein the clamping slide (2.2) has an upper leg (2.2.1), a clamping leg (2.2.2) arranged at right angles to it, and a guide element opposite the latter, wherein a guide recess (A3) is arranged in a transition area between the upper leg (2.2.1) and the clamping leg (2.2.2) such that the clamping slide (2.2) is displaceable with its upper leg (2.2.1) resting on the upper leg (2.1.1), - wherein the leg (2.1.2) and the clamping leg (2.2.2) can be clamped against a door leaf by changing the position of the clamping slide (2.2) relative to the clamping element (2.1, 2.1') ​​by rotating the threaded rod (2.3) in the hole (A2).

Description

The invention relates to a door hook arrangement having a hook for hanging a decorative element or a piece of clothing on a door, wherein a clamping device, which can be fixed to an upper side of the door by clamping, and a retaining strap, on which the hook is arranged and which is arranged on the clamping device, are provided.Generally, a door hook assembly for mounting on a door is known, the hook being provided for hanging a piece of clothing, a towel, etc.The object of the invention is to specify an improved door hook arrangement having a door hook for hanging a decoration element.The object is achieved according to the invention by a door hook arrangement which has the features specified in claim 1.Advantageous embodiments of the invention are the subject matter of the dependent claims.A door hook arrangement for suspending an element from a door comprises a clamping device which can be fixed to an upper side of the door by clamping. According to the invention, it is provided that the clamping device comprises a clamping element, a clamping slide displaceable thereon and a threaded rod with an operating element arranged on the end side thereof, wherein the clamping element has at least one preferably cuboidal upper leg, a second leg arranged at right angles thereto, preferably on the belt side, and opposite the latter a leg on the adjustment side. In the adjusting-side leg, a hole with an internal thread is arranged, into which the threaded rod can be screwed or screwed parallel to the extension of the upper leg. The clamping slide is preferably U-shaped. It has an upper leg, a clamping leg arranged at right angles thereto and a guide element opposite the clamping leg, wherein a guide recess is arranged in a transition region between the upper leg and the clamping leg in such a way that the clamping slide can be displaced with its upper leg resting on the upper leg. The strap-side leg and the clamping leg can be clamped against a door leaf in that the position of the clamping slide relative to the clamping element is changed by rotating the threaded rod in the hole.This provides a simple, producible and easily mountable and equally easily removable door hook arrangement which can be used for door panels of different thicknesses.Alternatively, the clamping slide can have a clamping leg with a guide recess, by means of which the clamping slide can be displaced in engagement with the upper leg.One configuration of the door hook arrangement provides that the door hook arrangement comprises a hook for suspending the element from the door and a retaining strap on which the hook is arranged, wherein the retaining strap is arranged on the clamping device. Alternatively, instead of a retaining strap, a cable or another flexible element can also be arranged.Because the length of the retaining strap can be varied, an arrangement of a decoration element on the door leaf at any desired height is possible in a simple manner. Despite the structurally simple construction of the clamping device, any desired positioning and a strong clamping action can be achieved in a simple manner, namely for door panels with very different thicknesses.One embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that the clamping element is U-shaped. If the clamping element is U-shaped, it does not comprise any further element besides the upper leg, the belt-side leg and the adjustment-side leg. As a result, the clamping element is of particularly simple structural design and can therefore be produced particularly easily.A further embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that a first recess for receiving the retaining strap is arranged in the leg, in particular on the strap side. As a result, the hook can be arranged on the door in a particularly simple manner.A further embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that the guide element of the clamping slide comprises two hook legs, which laterally encompass lateral outer surfaces of the upper leg. As a result, the clamping slide can be mounted very easily with the clamping element.One embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that the operating element has an outer knurl for manual operation and / or a slot for receiving a screwdriver. As a result, the clamping can be achieved very easily and quickly if manual, i.e. tool-free, operation takes place and / or the clamping can be achieved with great clamping force if operation takes place using a screwdriver.A further embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that a rubber buffer is fastened to a side of the belt-side leg and / or of the clamping leg facing the door leaf. As a result, even in the case of strong clamping, unwanted scratching of the door can be prevented or reduced.A further embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that the hook has a buffer on a side facing the door leaf. This also prevents or reduces unwanted scratching of the door. In addition, undesired rattling of the hook on the door can be at least reduced, in particular if the hook is arranged on an outer side of a house door, i.e. if undesired movements of the hook due to wind have to be provided. Particularly preferably, the buffer is designed as an adhesive pad.A further embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that the clamping leg of the clamping slide has a further recess for fastening the retaining strap to the hook. As a result, the retaining strap can alternatively also be provided in a simple manner on the side of the door leaf against which the clamping leg abuts. It is likewise possible to arrange a first retaining strap with a first hook on the side of the door leaf against which the strap-side leg abuts, and to arrange a second retaining strap with a second hook on the side of the door leaf against which the clamping leg abuts. As a result, an element can be arranged on each of the two sides of the door leaf at any desired height.A further embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that the hook has a lower recess, a central recess and an upper recess for arranging the retaining strap, whereby the hook can be arranged on the retaining strap in a simple and secure manner.Preferably, the lower recess, the middle recess and the upper recess are rectangular, wherein the upper recess is open at the side, whereby the hook can be arranged particularly easily on the retaining strap.A particularly important embodiment of the door hook arrangement provides that a first clamping element and a second clamping element are provided, wherein the lengths of the upper legs of the alternative clamping elements are different, but the further elements of the alternative clamping elements are the same. As a result, it is possible in a simple manner to mount the clamping device for a particularly large range of possible thicknesses of a door leaf, depending on which of the alternative clamping elements is used.The components of the door hook arrangement can be formed from the following materials, for example:The hooks and the clamping in the region of the door leaf, that is to say the clamping device, the first clamping element thereof, upper limb, belt-side limb, adjustment-side limb, the second clamping element, the clamping slide, the upper-side limb, the clamping limb, the hook limb, the claw limb, the guide structure and / or the lateral limb can be formed from metal. The threaded rod can be formed from metal and / or plastic. The operating element can be formed from metal and / or plastic.The retaining strap can be formed from artificial and / or natural textiles, leather, plastic, rubber, paper or metal. The hook for suspension may be formed of metal, plastic and wood.Exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to drawings.Shown therein are: FIG. 1 shows a perspective illustration of a door hook arrangement according to the invention for hanging an element, FIG. 2 is an exploded view thereof, FIG. 3 is an associated top view of the assembled door hook arrangement, FIG. 4 is an associated side view of the assembled door hook assembly; FIG. 5 is an associated front view of the assembled door hook assembly; FIG. 6 is an associated perspective view of a mounted clamping device; FIG. 7 is an associated further perspective view of a mounted clamping device; FIG. 8 is an exploded view of the clamping device belonging to FIG. 6; FIG. 9 is a bottom view of the assembled clamping device belonging to FIG. 6 ; FIG. 10 is a top view of the assembled clamping device belonging to FIG. 6 ; FIG. 11 is a side view of the assembled clamping device belonging to FIG. 6; FIG. 12 is another side view of the assembled clamping device belonging to FIG. 6; FIG. 13 is another side view of the assembled clamping device belonging to FIG. 6; FIG. 14 is a perspective view of the hook, FIG. 15 shows a perspective view of the hook with three method steps for mounting the retaining strap, FIG. 16 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device, FIG. 17 shows a schematic exploded illustration of the clamping device from FIG. 16 , FIG. 18 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device, FIG. 19 shows a schematic exploded illustration of the clamping device from FIG. 18, FIG. 20 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device, FIG. 21 shows a schematic exploded illustration of the clamping device from FIG. 20, FIG. 22 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device, FIG. 23 shows a schematic exploded illustration of the clamping device from FIG. 22, FIG. 24 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device, FIG. 25 shows a schematic exploded illustration of the clamping device from FIG. 24 , FIG. 26 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device, FIG. 27 is a schematic exploded view of the clamping device from FIG. 26 ; and FIG. 28 shows a schematic view of the clamping device with the retaining strap similar to FIG. 1, wherein possible dimensions and total masses of the components are shown.Corresponding parts are provided with the same reference numerals in all figures.FIG. 1 shows a perspective illustration of a door hook arrangement 1 according to the invention for hanging an element, for example a door rim or a piece of clothing. The door hook arrangement 1 comprises a clamping device 2 which can be fixed by clamping on an upper side of a door not shown here. On the clamping device 2 there is arranged a retaining strap 3 which is variably adjustable in its length and comprises a loop 4. At the lower end of the holding strap 3 a hook 5 is arranged for hanging an element, for example a decoration element such as a door rim or a garment.The clamping device 2 comprises a first clamping element 2.1 and an alternative second clamping element 2.1', wherein here the first clamping element 2.1 is mounted and the second clamping element 2.1' is not used. The clamping device 2 further comprises a clamping slide 2.2 displaceable on the clamping element 2.1 or 2.1' and a threaded rod 2.3 with an operating element 2.4 arranged on the end side thereof.On the rear side of the hook 5, which faces the surface of the door, not shown, a buffer 6 is arranged, preferably glued to the hook 5.FIG. 2 shows an exploded view, corresponding to FIG. 1, of the door hook arrangement 1 with the elements mentioned in FIG. 1.FIG. 3 shows a top view of the assembled door hook arrangement 1 belonging to FIG. 1. The operating element 2.4 has an outer knurl 2.4.1 for manual operation and a slot 2.4.2 for receiving a screwdriver.FIG. 4 shows a lateral view, corresponding to FIG. 1, of the assembled door hook arrangement 1 and FIG. 5 shows an associated frontal view of the assembled door hook arrangement 1 with the elements mentioned in FIG. 1.FIG. 6 shows an associated perspective view of a mounted clamping device 2, wherein here the first clamping element 2.1 is mounted and the second clamping element 2.1' is not used. The clamping slide 2.2 which can be displaced on the clamping element 2.1 can be displaced by means of the threaded rod 2.3 with the operating element 2.4 arranged on the end side thereof.The clamping element 2.1 can be clamped against a door leaf of the door by changing the position of the clamping slide 2.2 relative to the clamping element 2.1 by rotating the threaded rod 2.3 by means of the operating element 2.4.FIG. 7 shows an associated further perspective view of a mounted clamping device 2 from another view, but only the mounted first clamping element 2.1 is shown here; the non-mounted second clamping element 2.1' is not shown.FIG. 8 shows an exploded view of the clamping device 2 belonging to FIG. 6.The clamping elements 2.1 and 2.1' are each U-shaped and have a cuboidal upper leg 2.1.1, a belt-side leg 2.1.2 arranged at right angles thereto and, opposite the latter, an adjustment-side leg 2.1.3. In the strap-side leg 2.1.2, a first recess A1 is arranged for receiving the retaining strap 3, not shown here. In the adjusting-side leg 2.1.3, a hole A2 with an internal thread is arranged, into which the threaded rod 2.3, likewise not shown here, can be screwed parallel to the extension of the upper leg 2.1.1.The clamping slide 2.2 is likewise of U-shaped design and has an upper limb 2.2.1, a clamping limb 2.2.2 arranged at right angles thereto and two hook limbs 2.2.3 with respect thereto, wherein a guide recess A 3 is arranged in a transition region between the upper limb 2.2.1 and the clamping limb 2.2.2 in such a way that the clamping slide 2.2 can be displaced with its upper limb 2.2.1 lying on the upper limb 2.1.1, wherein the hook limbs 2.2.3 laterally engage around lateral outer surfaces of the upper limb 2.1.1. In the assembled state, the strap-side leg 2.1.2 and the clamping leg 2.2.2 can be clamped against the door leaf by changing, namely reducing, the position of the clamping slide 2.2 relative to the clamping element 2.1, 2.1' by rotating the threaded rod 2.3 in the hole A2.FIG. 9 shows a view belonging to FIG. 6 of the mounted clamping device 2 from below, FIG. 10 shows an associated view from above, FIG. 11 shows an associated lateral view, FIG. 12 shows a further associated lateral view and FIG. 13 shows a further associated lateral view of the mounted clamping device 2.The U-shaped clamping elements 2.1 and 2.1' are each made of metal and show the rectangular upper leg 2.1.1, the belt-side leg 2.1.2 arranged at right angles thereto and opposite the adjusting-side leg 2.1.3. In the strap-side leg 2.1.2, the first recess A1 is arranged for receiving the retaining strap 3, not shown here. In the adjusting-side leg 2.1.3, the hole A2 with the internal thread is arranged, into which the threaded rod 2.3 is screwed parallel to the extension of the upper leg 2.1.1.The U-shaped clamping slide 2.2 with the upper side leg 2.2.1, the clamping leg 2.2.2 arranged at right angles thereto and the two hook legs 2.2.3 arranged opposite the latter are likewise made of metal.The guide recess A 3 arranged in the transition region between the upper-side leg 2.2.1 and the clamping leg 2.2.2 is not designated here-unlike in FIG. 8-since it can be seen better in the perspective view in FIG. 8.The clamping slide 2.2 is displaceable with its upper leg 2.2.1 resting on the upper leg 2.1.1, wherein the hook legs 2.2.3 laterally engage around lateral outer surfaces of the upper leg 2.1.1. In the assembled state, the strap-side leg 2.1.2 and the clamping leg 2.2.2 can be clamped against the door leaf by reducing the position of the clamping slide 2.2 relative to the clamping element 2.1, 2.1' by rotating the threaded rod 2.3 in the hole A2.It is particularly advantageous that the clamping slide 2.2 can be easily mounted with the clamping element 2.1 and can also be easily removed from it.FIG. 14 shows a perspective view of the hook 5, which is likewise made of metal. The hook 5 serves for suspending an element, not shown, from the door, also not shown. The hook 5 has a slot-shaped, rectangular lower recess 5.1, a slot-shaped, rectangular middle recess 5.2 and a rectangular upper recess 5.3 for arranging the retaining strap 3, wherein the upper recess 5.3 is open laterally.FIG. 15 shows a perspective view of the hook 5 with three method steps for mounting the retaining strap 3.First, as shown on the left by two arrows, the retaining strap 3 is threaded through the central recess 5.2 and then threaded in the opposite direction through the lower recess 5.1.Subsequently, the upper of the two layers of the holding strap 3 thus arranged one above the other is guided laterally into the upper recess 5.3, as shown in the middle by means of an arrow.As a result, as shown on the right, the hook 5 is fastened to the retaining strap 3. The two layers of the retaining strap 3 shown upward can now be connected by means of the loop 4, not shown here.FIG. 16 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device 2; FIG. 17 is an exploded schematic view of this embodiment.The clamping element 2.1 is U-shaped and has a cuboidal upper leg 2.1.1, a belt-side leg 2.1.2 arranged at right angles thereto and, opposite the latter, an adjustment-side leg 2.1.3. In the strap-side leg 2.1.2, a first recess A1 is arranged for receiving the retaining strap 3, not shown here. In the adjusting-side leg 2.1.3, a hole A2 with an internal thread is arranged, into which the threaded rod 2.3 can be screwed parallel to the extension of the upper leg 2.1.1.The clamping slide 2.2 is substantially cuboidal in design and has a clamping leg 2.2.2, wherein a guide recess A 3 is arranged in an upper region of the clamping leg 2.2.2 in such a way that the clamping slide 2.2 can be displaced with its upper-side leg 2.2.1 in engagement with the guide recess A 3, wherein the guide recess A 3 is open at the top and is only partially overlapped by a respective hook leg 2.2.3 on two opposite sides, which in each case laterally engages around a lateral outer surface of the upper leg 2.1.1. The adjusting-side leg 2.1.3 is narrower than a clear width between the two hook legs 2.2.3. The upper leg 2.1.1 has the same width in a transition region adjacent to the adjusting-side leg 2.1.3 as this and is subsequently wider than the clear width between the two hook legs 2.2.3, but narrower than the guide recess A 3. This enables the upper-side leg 2.2.1 to be inserted into the guide recess A 3.In the assembled state, the strap-side leg 2.1.2 and the clamping leg 2.2.2 can be clamped against the door leaf by changing, namely reducing, the position of the clamping slide 2.2 relative to the clamping element 2.1 by rotating the threaded rod 2.3 in the hole A2.The threaded rod 2.3 has, at its end projecting from the hole A2, an operating element 2.4 which has, for example, a slot 2.4.2, an internal hexagon 2.4.2 or a similar drive interface.FIG. 18 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device 2; FIG. 19 is an exploded schematic view of this embodiment.The clamping element 2.1 is U-shaped and has a cuboidal upper leg 2.1.1, a belt-side leg 2.1.2 arranged at right angles thereto and, opposite the latter, an adjustment-side leg 2.1.3. In the strap-side leg 2.1.2, a first recess A1 is arranged for receiving the retaining strap 3, not shown here. In the adjusting-side leg 2.1.3, a hole A2 with an internal thread is arranged, into which the threaded rod 2.3 can be screwed parallel to the extension of the upper leg 2.1.1. In the upper leg 2.1.1, an elongated hole A5 running in its longitudinal direction is arranged.The clamping slide 2.2 is substantially cuboidal in design and has a clamping limb 2.2.2, wherein a T-shaped guide structure 2.2.5 is arranged in an upper region of the clamping limb 2.2.2, said guide structure engaging through the slot A 5 and being displaceable in the slot A 5 in this engagement. The T-shaped guide structure 2.2.5 can be inserted into the slot A5 rotated through 90° compared to the illustrated orientation and then rotated in order to engage therein.In the assembled state, the strap-side leg 2.1.2 and the clamping leg 2.2.2 can be clamped against the door leaf by changing, namely reducing, the position of the clamping slide 2.2 relative to the clamping element 2.1 by rotating the threaded rod 2.3 in the hole A2.The threaded rod 2.3 has, at its end projecting from the hole A2, an operating element 2.4 which has, for example, a slot 2.4.2, an internal hexagon 2.4.2 or a similar drive interface.FIG. 20 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device 2; FIG. 21 is an exploded schematic view of this embodiment.This embodiment is substantially the same as the embodiment shown in Figs. 16 and 17. In contrast to this, however, the guide recess A 3 is not open at the top, but rather is closed and does not have any hook legs 2.2.3.FIG. 22 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device 2; FIG. 23 is an exploded schematic view of this embodiment.This embodiment is substantially the same as the embodiment shown in Figs. 20 and 21. In contrast thereto, the clamping slide 2.2 additionally has an upper-side leg 2.2.1, which is arranged at right angles to the clamping leg 2.2.2. In a transition region between the upper-side leg 2.2.1 and the clamping leg 2.2.2, the guide recess A 3 is arranged in such a way that the clamping slide 2.2 can be displaced with its upper-side leg 2.2.1 resting on the upper leg 2.1.1.FIG. 24 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device 2; FIG. 25 is an exploded schematic view of this embodiment.This embodiment is based on the embodiment shown in Figs. 20 and 21. In contrast thereto, the clamping slide 2.2 additionally has two mutually opposite lateral legs 2.2.6, which are angled at 90° in each case with respect to the clamping leg 2.2.2 and can extend over the entire height or a part of the height of the clamping leg 2.2.2. A hook leg 2.2.3 is arranged at a respective upper end of each lateral leg 2.2.6, which hook leg is angled at 90° with respect to the lateral leg 2.2.6 in such a way that it engages over the upper leg 2.1.1 when the latter is guided through the guide recess A 3.FIG. 26 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the clamping device 2; FIG. 27 is an exploded schematic view of this embodiment.This embodiment is based on the embodiment shown in Figs. 16 and 17. In contrast thereto, the clamping slide 2.2 additionally has two mutually opposite lateral legs 2.2.6, which are angled at 90° in each case with respect to the clamping leg 2.2.2 and extend at least in the region of the guide recess A 3 over part of the height of the clamping leg 2.2.2, optionally also over the entire height thereof. On each lateral leg 2.2.6, a claw leg 2.2.4 is arranged, which is again angled inward by 90° with respect to the lateral leg 2.2.6 and forms a claw. The claws of the two claw legs 2.2.4 thus together form a second guide recess A3', through which the upper leg 2.1.1 is guided.FIG. 28 is a schematic view of the clamping device 2 with the retaining strap 3 similar to FIG. 1, wherein possible dimensions A, B, C, E, F, G, H and total masses D of the components are shown.LIST OF REFERENCE CHARACTERS1 Door hook arrangement 2 Clamping device 2.1 First clamping element 2.1.1 Upper leg 2.1.2 Belt-side leg 2.1.3 Adjustment-side leg 2.1' Second clamping element 2.2 Clamping slide 2.2.1 Upper-side leg 2.2.2 Clamping leg 2.2.3 Hook leg 2.2.4 Claw leg 2.2.5 Guide structure 2.2.6 Lateral leg 2.3 Threaded rod 2.4 Operating element 2.4.1 Knurl 2.4.2 Slot 3 Retaining strap 4 Loop 5 Hook 5.1 Lower recess 5.2 Central recess 5.3 Upper recess 6 Buffer A, B, C, E, F, G, H Dimension D Total mass A1 First recess A2 Hole A3 Guide recess A4 Second recess A5 Elongated hole

Claims

Door hook arrangement (1) for hanging an element on a door, having a clamping device (2) which can be fixed to an upper side of the door by clamping, characterized in that - the clamping device (2) comprises a clamping element (2.1, 2.1'), a clamping slide (2.2) which can be displaced thereon, and a threaded rod (2.3) having an operating element (2.4) arranged on the end side thereof, wherein - the clamping element (2.1, 2.1') has at least one upper limb (2.1.1), a limb (2.1.2) arranged at right angles thereto and opposite the said limb a limb (2.1.3) on the adjustment side, - a hole (A2) having an internal thread is arranged in the limb (2.1.3) on the adjustment side, into which the threaded rod (2.3) can be screwed or screwed parallel to the extension of the upper limb (2.1.1), and - the clamping slide (2.2) has a clamping limb (2.2.2) with a guide recess (A3), through which the clamping slide (2.2) can be displaced in engagement with the upper limb (2.1.1), or wherein the clamping slide (2.2) has an upper limb (2.2.1), a clamping limb (2.2.2) arranged at right angles thereto and a guide element opposite the latter, wherein a guide recess (A3) is arranged in a transition region between the upper limb (2.2.1) and the clamping limb (2.2.2), in such a way that the clamping slide (2.2) can be displaced with its upper limb (2.2.1) resting on the upper limb (2.1.1), wherein the leg (2.1.2) and the clamping leg (2.2.2) can be clamped against a door leaf by changing the position of the clamping slide (2.2) relative to the clamping element (2.1, 2.1') by rotating the threaded rod (2.3) in the hole (A2).Door hook arrangement (1) according to claim 1, characterised by - a hook (5) for hanging the element on the door and - a retaining strap (3) on which the hook (5) is arranged, wherein the retaining strap (3) is arranged on the clamping device (2).Door hook arrangement (1) according to claim 1 or 2, characterised in that the clamping element (2.1, 2.1') is U-shaped.Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a first recess (A1) for receiving the retaining strap (3) is arranged in the limb (2.1.2).Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the guide element of the clamping slide (2.2) comprises two hook legs (2.2.3) which laterally engage around lateral outer surfaces of the upper leg (2.1.1).Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the operating element (2.4) has an outer knurl (2.4.1) for manual operation and / or a slot (2.4.2) for receiving a screwdriver.Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a rubber buffer is fastened at least in a materially bonded manner on a side of the strap-side leg (2.1.2) and / or of the clamping leg (2.2.2) facing a door leaf.Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the hook (5) has a buffer (6) on a side facing the door leaf.Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the clamping leg (2.2.2) of the clamping slide (2.2) has a further recess (A4) for fastening the retaining strap (3) to the hook (5).Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the hook (5) has a lower recess (5.1), a middle recess (5.2) and an upper recess (5.3) for arranging the retaining strap (3).Door hook arrangement (1) according to claim 10, characterised in that the lower recess (5.1), the middle recess (5.2) and the upper recess (5.3) are formed to be rectangular, wherein the upper recess (5.3) is open laterally.Door hook arrangement (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a first clamping element (2.1) and a second clamping element (2.1) are provided, wherein the lengths of the upper legs (2.1.1) of the alternative clamping elements (2.1, 2.1') are different, but the further elements of the alternative clamping elements (2.1, 2.1') are the same.

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