Supporting device for supporting a drawer base
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- EP · EP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-06-19
- Publication Date
- 2026-03-25
Smart Images
Figure AT2024060233_09012025_PF_FP_ABST
Abstract
Description
[0001] Support device for supporting a drawer bottom
[0002] The invention relates to a support device for supporting a drawer base on at least one drawer wall to be arranged transversely to the drawer base, in particular a front panel, comprising at least one support body, wherein the support body has a first contact surface for the support of the drawer base and at least one second contact surface for the support of the at least one support body on the drawer wall, wherein the at least one support body has at least one through-opening for introducing a fastening means, preferably a screw, for fastening the at least one support body to the drawer wall, a drawer with at least one such support device and a method for mounting such a support device on a drawer.
[0003] Support devices for supporting a drawer base are already known from the prior art. Such support devices are designed in the form of an angle connector and are screwed to a drawer wall. The disadvantage is that support is generally only provided directly in the area of a drawer wall. This can lead to sagging of the drawer base in the middle.
[0004] As a solution to this problem, rails are known from the state of the art, which are screwed to the front panel on the one hand and to the rear wall of the drawer on the other hand, thus supporting the drawer base.
[0005] However, these solutions cannot be easily and flexibly adapted to different loads on the drawer. Installation and, in particular, retrofitting of such a rail is also complex. The object of the present invention is to at least partially eliminate the disadvantages known from the prior art and to provide a support device which is improved compared to the prior art and which is characterized in particular in that the support device can be easily and flexibly adapted to a load on the drawer and which is easy to install and, in particular, also to retrofit. Furthermore, a drawer with at least one such improved support device and a method for installing such a support device on a drawer are to be specified.
[0006] This object is achieved by the features of claims 1, 11 and 16.
[0007] In the support device according to the invention for supporting a drawer bottom for a drawer, it is provided that the support body has at least one interface for the, preferably detachable, fastening of a support rail, wherein the drawer bottom can come into contact with the support rail.
[0008] The at least one interface makes it easy for a user to attach a support rail to a support body and then remove it again. The drawer base can therefore generally be supported by the support body or multiple support bodies. If this support is not sufficient or if the drawer base is subjected to greater loads, a user can easily mount or retrofit a support rail for additional support of the drawer base via the at least one interface. In particular, the support rail can be connected to the support body via the at least one interface without the need for tools.
[0009] Protection is also sought for a drawer with four drawer walls, preferably two drawer side walls, a front panel and a drawer rear wall, a drawer base and at least one support device according to the invention, wherein the drawer base rests on the first contact surface of the at least one support body and at least one of the four drawer walls, preferably the front panel, rests on the second contact surface, wherein the support body is connected, preferably detachably, via the fastening means to the drawer wall, which rests on the second contact surface.
[0010] Furthermore, protection is sought for a method for mounting a support device according to the invention on a drawer, wherein
[0011] The at least one support body is brought with the first contact surface into contact with the drawer bottom and with the second contact surface into contact with the drawer wall, the fastening means is introduced into the at least one through-opening of the support body, and the fastening element is introduced, preferably by screwing, into the drawer wall, so that the
[0012] Support body is connected to the drawer wall, preferably detachably.
[0013] Further preferred embodiments are defined in the further dependent claims.
[0014] It can be provided that the at least one interface has a first projection and at least one second projection, wherein the first projection can be introduced into an opening in the support rail and the at least one second projection can be introduced into a recess on the support rail.
[0015] These projections allow the support rail to be connected to the support body at least in a form-fitting manner. It is also conceivable for the respective projections to be larger than the opening or recess, thereby achieving a form-fitting and force-fitting connection.
[0016] Such an interface design also enables tool-free connection of the support rail with the support body
[0017] Preferably, it can be provided that the first projection and / or the at least one second projection has a locking element or is designed as a locking element, preferably as a snap hook.
[0018] This allows for a more secure connection between the support rail and the support body. Furthermore, such a connection is also detachable, allowing the support rail to be removed again if necessary.
[0019] According to a further embodiment of the invention, the at least one support body can have at least one cutting lever for fixing the drawer bottom relative to the at least one support body.
[0020] This provides additional stability to the floor. In particular, it can also improve the lateral stability of a drawer.
[0021] Preferably, it can be provided that the at least one cutting lever is pivotally mounted on the at least one support body, preferably wherein the cutting lever has at least one cutting section which is designed to penetrate at least partially into the drawer base when the cutting lever is pivoted.
[0022] This represents a simple way to implement a cutting lever.
[0023] In a preferred embodiment, it can be provided that the support device comprises at least one support rail, wherein the support rail is at a first end via the at least one interface with the support body and at a second end with a further drawer wall, a further support body or a fastening element, preferably detachably, connectable or connected, wherein the drawer base can come into contact with the support rail, preferably over an entire length of the support rail.
[0024] Such a support rail can also be used to support the drawer bottom in its center. If the drawer bottom rests against the support rail along its entire length, particularly effective support of the drawer bottom can be achieved.
[0025] Where the support rail is arranged with its second end may depend, for example, on the structure of a drawer to which the support device is to be mounted and a position in which the support device is to be mounted.
[0026] It can further be provided that the fastening element has at least one interface for connecting the fastening element to the support rail, preferably wherein the at least one interface of the fastening element is designed identically to the at least one interface of the at least one support body. If the fastening element is also provided with an interface, the support rail can also be easily connected to the fastening element. The support rail can also preferably be connected to the fastening element without tools.
[0027] It can also be provided that the support rail is designed symmetrically to a plane of symmetry which is aligned orthogonally to a longitudinal extent of the support rail.
[0028] In particular, if a fastening element has an interface that is designed identically to the interface of the support body, this makes the installation of a support rail much easier. This is because the user does not have to worry about whether the correct end of the support device is positioned at the correct interface, since both interfaces are designed identically. Thus, each end of the support rail can be connected either to the support body or to the fastening element.
[0029] According to one embodiment, the fastening element can have a fastening section for fastening the fastening element to a further drawer wall, preferably a drawer rear wall, preferably wherein the fastening section is designed in the form of a hook which can be hooked onto an upper edge of a drawer wall.
[0030] The fastening element can therefore be arranged on another drawer wall opposite the drawer wall. In particular, the hook-shaped fastening section provides a simple way to attach the fastening element to the other drawer wall. The fastening element can also be attached to the other drawer wall without the use of tools.
[0031] It can also be provided that the fastening element and / or the support rail has at least one rib for stabilizing the fastening element and / or the support rail.
[0032] This increases the stability of the support rail and / or the fastening element.
[0033] With regard to a drawer according to the invention, it can be provided that the drawer has a support rail, wherein the support rail is connected at the first end to the at least one support body and at the second end to one of the four drawer walls, a further support body or a fastening element, preferably detachably, wherein the drawer base rests against the support rail, preferably over the entire length of the support rail.
[0034] The support element can support the drawer bottom and prevent the drawer bottom from sagging.
[0035] It can also be provided that at least one of the four drawer walls is substantially cuboid-shaped and / or substantially rectangular in a cross-sectional plane perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the drawer side wall, and / or an outer shell of at least one of the four drawer walls is formed by a hollow profile, preferably with a substantially U-shaped cross-section.
[0036] Furthermore, it can be provided that the drawer bottom and at least one of the four drawer walls, preferably the drawer rear wall, are formed integrally with one another, preferably wherein the drawer rear wall is connected to the drawer bottom via a film hinge.
[0037] With regard to a method according to the invention, the following further method steps can be provided:
[0038] Pivoting the cutting lever so that the drawer bottom is fixed relative to the at least one support body, and / or
[0039] Connecting the support rail to the support body (2) and to a further drawer wall, a further support body or a fastening element which is connected to the further drawer wall, preferably in a preceding step.
[0040] Further details and advantages of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the figures and the drawings.
[0041] Fig. 1a shows a drawer according to an embodiment in a perspective front view,
[0042] Fig. 1b shows a drawer according to the embodiment of Figure 1a in a perspective rear view,
[0043] Fig. 2a shows a drawer according to the embodiment of Figure la in a perspective view from below,
[0044] Fig . 2b the detail A of Figure 2a,
[0045] Fig. 3a is an exploded view of a support device,
[0046] Fig. 3b is a perspective view of the support device,
[0047] Fig. 3c is a perspective view of the support device, with a cutting lever pivoted,
[0048] Fig. 4a a drawer according to another embodiment in a perspective bottom view,
[0049] Fig. 4b shows detail A of Figure 4a, Fig. 5a shows a support device in a perspective view,
[0050] Fig. 5b the support device in a further perspective view,
[0051] Fig. 5c a fastening element with a part of a support rail in a perspective view,
[0052] Fig. 6a shows a further embodiment of a support device in a side view,
[0053] Fig. 6b shows detail A of Fig. 6a,
[0054] Fig. 6c shows detail B of Fig. 6a,
[0055] Fig. 7a-b perspective views of a support body of the support device according to Fig. 6a,
[0056] Fig. 8a-d different views of a fastening element of the support device according to Fig. 6a,
[0057] Fig. 9a-b perspective views of a further embodiment of a support body of the support device according to Fig. 6a,
[0058] Fig. 10a shows a drawer wall with a support body according to Fig. 9a-b, and
[0059] Fig. lOb-c Steps for attaching the support body according to Fig. 10a to the drawer wall.
[0060] Figure 1a shows a drawer 100 according to an embodiment in a perspective front view and Figure 2a shows such a drawer 100 in a perspective rear view.
[0061] In this embodiment, the drawer wall 102 is designed as a front panel and the further drawer wall 103 as a drawer rear wall.
[0062] The drawer back panel and a drawer bottom 101 are thin-walled and connected by a film hinge. The drawer back panel and the drawer bottom 101 can also be formed as a single piece.
[0063] Furthermore, two drawer side walls 104 can be seen, on which the front panel, the drawer base 101 and the drawer rear wall are arranged.
[0064] Figure 2a shows a drawer 100 according to the exemplary embodiment of Figure 1a in a perspective bottom view, and Figure 2b shows detail A of Figure 2a. It can be seen that a support device 1 with a support body 2 is provided for supporting the drawer bottom 101.
[0065] The drawer base 101 rests against a first contact surface 3 (see Figures 3a to 3b), wherein the support body 2 rests with a second contact surface 4 against the drawer wall 102 designed as a front panel.
[0066] A fastening means 6 , here in the form of a screw, is inserted into a through opening 5 (see Figure 3a) and screwed into the front panel.
[0067] The support body 2 is thus attached to the front panel via the fastening means 6 and can thus support the drawer bottom 101. In other words, forces acting on the drawer bottom 101 can be better transmitted to a drawer wall 102, in this case to the front panel, via the support body 2.
[0068] A cutting lever 11 has not yet been actuated in Figures 2a and 2b. In this exemplary embodiment, only one support body 2 is provided. Of course, multiple support bodies 2 may also be provided.
[0069] Figure 3a shows an exploded view of a support device 1, Figure 3b shows a perspective view of the support device 1 and Figure 3c shows a perspective view of the support device 1, wherein the cutting lever 11 is pivoted.
[0070] The support device 1 comprises a one-piece support body 2. The support body 2 can therefore be easily manufactured using a (plastic) injection molding process. Of course, other manufacturing processes are also conceivable.
[0071] However, there are also versions with a multi-part
[0072] Support body 2 conceivable.
[0073] A first contact surface 3 can be seen, against which the drawer base 101 can rest. The second contact surface 4 is located on the opposite side of the support body 2 in this view.
[0074] Furthermore, the interface 7 for connecting a support rail 8 to the support body 2 is also visible. The interface 7 has a first projection 9 and a second projection 10, wherein the first projection 9 can be inserted into an opening 8a in the support rail 8 and the second projection 10 can be inserted into a recess 8b in the support rail.
[0075] A positive connection between the support body 2 and the support rail 8 can be established via the projections 9, 10 and the opening 8a or the recess 8b. In particular, the first projection 9, but also the second projection 10, can be designed as a locking element. A simple way to implement this would be to design the first projection 9 as a snap hook.
[0076] This allows an even more secure connection between the support body 2 and the support rail 8 to be achieved.
[0077] As can be seen from Figures 3a to 3c and 4a to 5a, for example, the support body 2 has two interfaces 7. This further facilitates the connection of the support rail 8 to the support body 2, since a user does not have to pay attention to which side he has to connect the support rail 8 to the support body 2.
[0078] Also indicated is a through-opening 5 which extends through the support body 2. The fastening means 6 can be inserted into the through-opening 5.
[0079] A cutting lever 11 has a cutting area 11a, wherein the cutting area 11a comprises four cutting edges in this exemplary embodiment. The cutting lever 11 is pivotally mounted on the support body 2.
[0080] In Figure 3b, the support device 1 is in a position analogous to Figures 2a and 2b. This means that the fastening means 6 is inserted into the through-opening 5 and, in this case, screwed to a drawer wall 102; the drawer bottom 101 would rest against the first contact surface 3. The cutting lever 11 is not yet pivoted.
[0081] In Figure 3c, the cutting lever 11 is pivoted. It can be seen that the cutting section 11a protrudes beyond the first contact surface 3. The cutting section 11a would therefore have penetrated the drawer bottom 101.
[0082] To prevent accidental release of the cutting lever 11, a locking element 2a can be provided on the support body 11, which locks the cutting lever 11 in a pivoted position. In this embodiment, the locking element 2a is designed as a snap hook. Other embodiments are also conceivable.
[0083] Figure 4a shows a drawer 100 according to a further embodiment in a perspective bottom view and Figure 4b shows detail A of Figure 4a.
[0084] This embodiment differs from the embodiment according to Figures 1a and 1b in that the support device 1, in addition to the support body 2, also has a support rail 8 and a fastening element 12.
[0085] The support rail 8 is connected at a first end 8c to the support body 2 via the interface 7 and at a second end 8d to the fastening element 12 via an interface 12a (see Figure 5c).
[0086] Figure 5a shows a perspective view of a support device 1. It can be seen that the first projection 9 of the support body 2 has been inserted into the opening 8a, and a second projection 10 of the support body 2 has been inserted into the recess 8b. Accordingly, the support body 2 and the support rail 8 are positively connected to one another.
[0087] This figure also shows that the support rail 8 is designed symmetrically to a plane of symmetry which is aligned orthogonally to a longitudinal extension L of the support rail 8.
[0088] In this case, the support rail 8 can be connected to the support body 2 via the interface 7 both with the first end 8c and with the second end 8d.
[0089] In Figure 5b, the support device 1 is shown in a further perspective view, wherein the support rail 8 is now arranged on a different side of the support body 2.
[0090] Figure 5c shows a fastening element 12 with a part of a support rail 8 in a perspective view. It can be seen that the fastening element 12 also has two interfaces 12a.
[0091] The interfaces 12a are designed in the same way as the interfaces 7 of the support body 2. Thus, a first projection 12d, which can be inserted into the opening 8a of the support rail 8, and a second projection 12e, which can be inserted into the recess 8b of the support rail 8, can also be seen.
[0092] Such an embodiment, in which the support body 2 and the fastening element 12 each have two interfaces 7, 12a which are of identical design, and the support rail 8 is symmetrical to a plane which is aligned orthogonal to the longitudinal extent L of the support rail 8, enables a support rail 8 to be installed particularly easily. A user does not have to pay attention to which end of the support rail 8 is connected to the support body 2 or the fastening element 12, or on which side of the support element 2 or the fastening element 12 the support rail 8 is arranged. The fastening element 12 also has a fastening section 12b. The fastening section 12b is designed here in the form of a hook. In this embodiment, the hook is dimensioned such that it can be hooked onto a thin drawer back panel.The hook can, of course, also be adapted to other designs of drawer walls. A fastening section 12b designed in this way enables tool-free attachment of the fastening element 12 to a drawer wall.
[0093] However, the fastening section 12b can also be designed completely differently from a hook. For example, openings for the insertion of fastening means such as screws can be provided. A projection or the like could also be provided, which can be inserted into an opening in a drawer wall. In principle, a variety of already known
[0094] Mounting options conceivable.
[0095] The fastening element 12 also has a rib 12c for stabilizing the fastening element.
[0096] Fig. 6a shows a further embodiment of a support device 1 in a side view, Fig. 6b shows detail A of Fig. 6a and Fig. 6c shows detail B of Fig. 6a.
[0097] It can be seen that the support rail 8 according to this exemplary embodiment is symmetrical in both the horizontal and vertical directions. The support rail 8 can therefore be connected to the support body 2 or the fastening element 12 in any orientation, which simplifies installation for a user. The support rail 8 has a step 8e at both the first end 8c and the second end 8d. A recess 8b is provided on both sides in the area of the step 8e. The recess 8b is approximately parallelogram-shaped, so that an undercut 8f is formed on one side of the recesses 8b.
[0098] Fig. 7a-b show perspective views of a support body 2 of the support device 1 according to Fig. 6a.
[0099] The first contact surface 3 and the second contact surface 4, as well as the through-opening 5 for inserting a fastening means 6, are visible. In this exemplary embodiment, no cutting lever 11 is provided. However, the use of a cutting lever is also conceivable.
[0100] The support body 2 has two interfaces 7 for attaching the support rail 8. Each interface includes a groove 7a in which the support rail 8 can be guided. In addition, a snap element 7b is provided in each case.
[0101] The snap element 7b is elastically designed and has a locking element 7c, which can lock into the recess 8b of the support rail 8. In particular, the locking element 7 can engage with the undercut 8f. Thus, the support rail is held in the support body via the snap element 7b and the groove 7a.
[0102] The snap element 7b also has an extension 7d for releasing the snap element 7b. The connection between the support body 2 and the support rail 8 can be released via the extension 7d. Figs. 8a-d show various views of a fastening element 12 of the support device 1 according to Fig. 6a. The fastening element 12 can be designed essentially the same as the fastening means 12 according to Fig. 5c. However, it differs with regard to the interfaces 12a for fastening the support rail 8. These in turn each have a snap element 12f with a locking element 12g. The locking element 12g can in turn lock into the recess 8b of the support rail 8. An extension 12h, in this exemplary embodiment on the side, for releasing the snap element 12f can also be seen.
[0103] In addition to a groove 12 i for guiding the support rail 8, a spring element 12 j is also visible. The spring element 12 j serves to lock the support rail 8 in the lateral direction. This prevents unwanted noise when moving the drawer 100.
[0104] Fig. 9a-b show perspective views of a further embodiment of a support body 2 of the support device 1 according to Fig. 6a.
[0105] In this exemplary embodiment, no through opening 5 is provided, but the fastening means 6 is formed directly on the support body 2.
[0106] The fastening means 6 is essentially T-shaped. In addition, the fastening means 6 has clamping projections 6a in the direction of the second contact surface. By means of the fastening means 6, the support body 2 can be fastened in a groove 102e of a drawer wall 102 (see also Fig. 10a-c). Fig. 10a shows a drawer wall 102 with a support body
[0107] 2 according to Fig. 9a-b, and Fig. 10b-c show steps for attaching the support body 2 to the drawer wall 102.
[0108] In this embodiment, the drawer wall 102 is a
[0109] front panel .
[0110] A base element 102a and two side elements 102b are provided. The base element 102a and the side elements 102b form a frame for a decorative element 102d. The decorative element 102d can be, for example, a glass plate.
[0111] Fastening devices 102c are arranged on the side elements 102b, via which the drawer wall can be fastened to drawer side walls 104.
[0112] A groove 102e with an undercut is provided on the base element 102a. To secure the support body 2, the support body 2 can be inserted into the groove 102e with the fastening element 6 and then rotated so that the fastening element 6 rests in the groove 102e. The fastening element 6 is additionally clamped in the groove 102e via the clamping projections 6a.
[0113] Reference symbol list:
[0114] 1 support device
[0115] 2 support bodies
[0116] 2a locking element
[0117] 3 First contact surface
[0118] 4 Second contact surface
[0119] 5 Passage opening
[0120] 6 fasteners
[0121] 6a clamping projection
[0122] 7 Interface
[0123] 7 a groove
[0124] 7b Snap element
[0125] 7c locking element
[0126] 7d extension
[0127] 8 support rail
[0128] 8a Opening
[0129] 8b Recess
[0130] 8c first end
[0131] 8d second end
[0132] 8th gradation
[0133] 8 f undercut
[0134] 9 First lead
[0135] 10 Second lead
[0136] 11 Cutting lever
[0137] 11a Cutting section
[0138] 12 Fastening element
[0139] 12a interface
[0140] 12b Fastening section
[0141] 12c rib
[0142] 12d first lead
[0143] 12e second lead
[0144] 12 f snap element
[0145] 12g locking element 12h extension
[0146] 12 i groove
[0147] 12 j spring element
[0148] 100 drawers
[0149] 101 Drawer bottom
[0150] 102 Drawer wall (front panel)
[0151] 102a Basic element
[0152] 102b Page element
[0153] 102c Fastening device
[0154] 102d decorative element
[0155] 102e groove
[0156] 103 Additional drawer wall (drawer back wall)
[0157] 104 Drawer side panel
[0158] L Longitudinal extension
Claims
Patent claims:
1. Support device (1) for supporting a drawer bottom (101) on at least one drawer wall (102) to be arranged transversely to the drawer bottom (101), in particular a front panel, comprising at least one support body (2), wherein the support body (2) has a first contact surface (3) for contacting the drawer bottom (101) and at least one second contact surface (4) for contacting the at least one support body (2) on the drawer wall (102), wherein the at least one support body (2) has at least one through-opening (5) for introducing a fastening means (6), preferably a screw, or a fastening means (6) for fastening the at least one support body (2) to the drawer wall (102), characterized in that the support body (2) has at least one interface (7) for the preferably detachable fastening of a support rail (8), wherein the drawer base (102) can come into contact with the support rail (8).
2. Support device according to claim 1, wherein the at least one interface (7) has a first projection (9) and at least one second projection (10), wherein the first projection (9) can be introduced into an opening (8a) of the support rail (8) and the at least one second projection (10) can be introduced into a recess (8b) on the support rail (8).
3. Support device according to claim 2, wherein the first projection (9) and / or the at least one second projection (10) has a locking element or is designed as a locking element, preferably as a snap hook.
4. Support device according to one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the at least one support body (2) has at least one cutting lever (11) for fixing the drawer bottom (101) relative to the at least one support body (2).
5. Support device according to claim 4, wherein the at least one cutting lever (11) is pivotally mounted on the at least one support body (2), preferably wherein the cutting lever (11) has at least one cutting section (11a) which is designed to penetrate at least partially into the drawer bottom (101) when the cutting lever (11) is pivoted.
6. Support device according to one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the support device (1) comprises at least one support rail (8), wherein the support rail (8) is at a first end (8c) via the at least one interface (7) with the support body (2) and at a second end (8d) with a further drawer wall (103), a further support body (2) or a fastening element (12), preferably detachably, connectably or connected, wherein the drawer base (101) can come into contact with the support rail (8), preferably over an entire length of the support rail (8).
7. Support device according to claim 6, wherein the fastening element (12) has at least one interface (12a) for connecting the fastening element (12) to the support rail (8), preferably wherein the at least one interface (12a) of the fastening element (12) is designed the same as the at least one interface (7) of the at least one support body (2).
8. Support device (1) according to one of claims 6 or 7, wherein the support rail (8) is symmetrical to a plane of symmetry which is oriented orthogonally to a longitudinal extent (L) of the support rail (8), and / or to a plane of symmetry which is aligned parallel to a longitudinal extension (L) of the support rail (8).
9. Support device (1) according to one of claims 6 to 8, wherein the fastening element (12) has a fastening section (12b) for fastening the fastening element (12) to a further drawer wall (103), preferably a drawer rear wall, preferably wherein the fastening section (12b) is designed in the form of a hook which can be hooked onto an upper edge of a further drawer wall (103).
10. Support device (1) according to one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the fastening element (12) and / or the support rail (8) has at least one rib (12c) for stabilizing the fastening element (12) and / or the support rail (8).
11. Drawer (100) with four drawer walls (102, 103, 104), preferably two drawer side walls, a front panel and a drawer rear wall, a drawer bottom (101) and at least one support device (1) according to one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the drawer bottom (101) rests on the first contact surface (3) of the at least one support body (2) and at least one of the four drawer walls (102, 103, 104), preferably the front panel, rests on the second contact surface (4), wherein the support body (2) is connected, preferably detachably, to the drawer wall (102), which rests on the second contact surface (4), via the fastening means (6).
12. Drawers (100) according to claim 11, wherein the drawer (100) has a support rail (8), wherein the support rail (8) is connected at the first end (8a) to the at least one support body (2) and at the second end (8b) is connected, preferably detachably, to one of the four drawer walls (102, 103, 104), to a further support body (2) or to a fastening element (12), wherein the drawer base (101) rests against the support rail (8), preferably over the entire length of the support rail (8).
13. Drawer according to one of claims 11 or 12, wherein at least one inner surface of at least one of the four drawer walls (102, 103, 104), preferably an entire outer shell of the at least one of the four drawer walls (102, 103, 104), is formed from a single piece of sheet metal, preferably wherein at least one of the four Drawer walls (102, 103, 104) have an outer surface which is aligned substantially parallel to the inner surface.
14. Drawer according to one of claims 11 to 13, wherein at least one of the four drawer walls (102, 103, 104) is substantially cuboid-shaped and / or substantially rectangular in a cross-sectional plane perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the drawer side wall (102, 103, 104), and / or an outer shell of the at least one of the four drawer walls (102, 103, 104) is formed by a hollow profile, preferably with a substantially U-shaped cross-section.
15. Drawer according to one of claims 11 to 14, wherein the drawer bottom (101) and at least one of the four Drawer walls (102, 103, 104), preferably the Drawer rear wall, are formed integrally with each other, preferably wherein the drawer rear wall is connected to the drawer bottom (101) via a film hinge.
16. Method for assembling a support device according to one of the Claims 1 to 10 on a drawer, preferably according to one of claims 11 to 15, wherein The at least one support body (2) is brought with the first contact surface (3) into contact with the drawer base (101) and with the second contact surface (4) into contact with the drawer wall (102), the fastening means (6) is introduced into the at least one through-opening (5) of the support body (2), and the fastening element is introduced, preferably by screwing, into the drawer wall (102), so that the support body (2) is connected to the drawer wall (102), preferably detachably.
17. The method according to claim 16, wherein the following further method steps are provided: Pivoting the cutting lever (11) so that the drawer bottom (101) is fixed relative to the at least one support body (2), and / or connecting the support rail (8) to the support body (2) and to a further drawer wall (103), a further support body (2) or a Fastening element (12) which has been connected to the further drawer wall (103), preferably in a preceding step.