Hanging system for bathroom cabinets

Abstract

Suspension system for bathroom cabinets, characterized in that it consists of a suspension bracket (1) which is provided with vertically axially symmetrically attached adapters (2) for attachment to the screws for the washbasin and is provided at its ends with horizontally displaceable, width-adjustable adapters (3) for attachment to the cabinet, wherein the adapters (2) are provided with openings (4) for attachment to the screws for the washbasin and the adapters (3) are provided with openings (5) for attachment to the cabinet.

Description

Technical field

[0001] The technical solution concerns a hanging system for bathroom cabinets. State of the art

[0002] Currently, there are no technical solutions for hanging bathroom cabinets without drilling into the walls, as this damages the wall surface and leaves marks after the cabinet is removed. The currently available solutions for hanging bathroom cabinets without drilling are limited to smaller and lighter accessories. For vanity units, it is common to mount them to the wall, or there are combinations with a sink designed for installation on a wall-mounted cabinet.

[0003] Some bathroom furniture manufacturers offer vanity units specifically designed to work with certain sink models. These units are constructed to provide ample storage while aesthetically concealing the sink's plumbing and fixtures. While these units typically require wall mounting, some models are designed to support the weight of the sink, thus reducing the load on the wall.

[0004] For smaller and lighter bathroom accessories, there are various mounting systems that don't require drilling into the wall. Many manufacturers offer bathroom accessories that can be attached with special adhesives or tapes. For example, tesa® has developed Power.Kit technology, which allows for the installation of accessories without drilling, using a combination of adhesive and adapter. After removing the accessory, the adapter is simply twisted off and the adhesive removed, leaving the wall undamaged.

[0005] Another option for attaching accessories is using vacuum fastening systems. These systems utilize negative pressure to attach accessories to smooth surfaces. WENKO offers several such systems, such as Vacuum-Loc, which combine high load-bearing capacity with the ability to remove accessories without leaving any marks.

[0006] The disadvantages of existing solutions are their limited load-bearing capacity and restricted design flexibility. Adhesive and vacuum systems are only suitable for smaller accessories such as hooks or soap holders. They may not provide sufficient support for heavier items like cabinets. Many available solutions focus on smaller accessories and may not offer aesthetically pleasing or design-compatible options for larger pieces of furniture. Principle of the technical solution

[0007] The aforementioned defects are largely eliminated by a suspension system for bathroom cabinets, according to this technical solution, the essence of which is that it consists of a suspension bracket equipped with vertically axially symmetrical adapters for attachment to the screws for the sink and at its ends with horizontally slidable, width-adjustable adapters for attachment to the cabinet, the adapters being provided with openings for attachment to the screws for the sink and the adapters being provided with openings for attachment to the cabinet.

[0008] To ensure the possibility of horizontal movement of the cabinet, it seems advantageous if the openings for attaching the screws for the sink are oval in the horizontal direction.

[0009] To ensure the possibility of vertical movement of the cabinet, it appears advantageous if the openings for attachment to the cabinet are oval in the vertical direction.

[0010] The suspension system for bathroom cabinets is designed to distribute the weight of the cabinet and its contents evenly across the screws used to attach the sink, thus ensuring stability and safety. Explanation of the drawings

[0011] The technical solution is explained in more detail using drawings, in which Fig. schematically the suspension system for bathroom cabinets, in Fig. the suspension system with the cabinet and in Fig. An axonometric view of the disassembled suspension system with the cabinet and sink is shown. Example of the implementation of the invention

[0012] The hanging system for bathroom cabinets according to Fig. The mounting bracket 1 consists of a support bracket 1, which is provided with vertically axially symmetrical adapters 2 for attachment to the screws for the sink. The adapters 2 have openings 4 for attachment to the screws for the sink, which are oval in the horizontal direction, thus allowing for horizontal movement of the cabinet. The support bracket 1 is also provided at its ends with horizontally slidable, width-adjustable adapters 3 for attachment to the cabinet. The adapters 3 have openings 5 ​​for attachment to the cabinet, which are oval in the vertical direction, thus allowing for vertical movement of the cabinet.

[0013] The adapters 3 for attachment to the cabinet are provided with longitudinal openings 6 for adjusting the width of the suspension system, the adjusted width being secured in the openings 12 of the suspension console 1 by a pair of locking screws 7.

[0014] In Fig. The suspension system with the attached cabinet 8 is shown, wherein the suspension bracket 1 and the adapters 3 for attachment to the cabinet are adjusted to the width of the cabinet 8 and their position is locked by two locking screws 7. The adapters 3 are then attached to the cabinet 8 with screws 9.

[0015] Fig.Figure 1 shows a suspension system with a cabinet 8 and a washbasin 10. The suspension system with the attached cabinet 8 is mounted together with the washbasin 10 on screws 11, which serve to attach the washbasin to the wall via oval openings 4 of the adapters 2 for attachment to the screws 11 for the washbasin, and is secured against displacement.

[0016] Unlike conventional wall-mounted bathroom vanity systems that require attachment to the wall, the presented technical solution distributes the total weight of the cabinet and its contents evenly across the sink's screws. This eliminates the need to drill into walls, which is particularly advantageous in rented or historic buildings. Reference symbol list 1 suspension bracket 2 adapters for attaching to the screws for the sink 3 adapters for mounting on the cabinet 4 openings for attaching to the screws for the sink 5 openings for attaching to the cabinet 6 longitudinal openings 7 locking screws 8 Cabinet 9 screws for sink 10 11 screws for the sink 12 openings in the suspension bracket Industrial applicability

[0017] The technical solution is suitable for hanging washbasin cabinets without having to drill into the walls.

Claims

[1] Hanging system for bathroom cabinets, characterized by , that it consists of a suspension bracket (1) which is provided with vertically axially symmetrically attached adapters (2) for attachment to the screws for the sink and is provided at its ends with horizontally slidable, width-adjustable adapters (3) for attachment to the cabinet, wherein the adapters (2) are provided with openings (4) for attachment to the screws for the sink and the adapters (3) are provided with openings (5) for attachment to the cabinet. [2] Suspension system according to claim 1, characterized by , that the openings (4) for fastening to the screws for the washbasin are oval in the horizontal direction. [3] Suspension system according to claim 1, characterized by , that the openings (5) for attachment to the cabinet are oval in the vertical direction.

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