Skirting board system, and piece of furniture comprising a skirting board system
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- EP · EP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-05-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-03-25
AI Technical Summary
Skirting systems for furniture are complex and difficult to assemble due to numerous components, leading to extended assembly times and increased production costs.
A skirting board system featuring a base body with a clip element, where the skirting board has retaining rails with insertion areas allowing easy tool-free assembly, and a design that reduces the number of components through rotational symmetry and identical parts, ensuring secure attachment and stability.
The solution simplifies assembly, reduces production costs, and enhances the stability of the furniture by allowing flexible placement of clamp elements and minimizing corner gaps, while maintaining a visually appealing appearance.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] Skirting board system and furniture with skirting board system
[0002] The invention relates to a skirting board system for a piece of furniture and to a piece of furniture with a skirting board system.
[0003] Skirting board systems for furniture are well-known and are used to conceal the legs of furniture, creating a visually appealing appearance. Cables can also be routed behind the skirting board, which are also concealed by the skirting board.
[0004] However, skirting board systems often have many different components and are difficult to install, as the individual parts must be correctly aligned. The complexity of the assembly leads to extended installation times, and the large number of different components also increases production costs.
[0005] It is therefore an object of the invention to provide a skirting board system and a piece of furniture with a skirting board system that is particularly easy to assemble. This object is achieved by a skirting board system for a piece of furniture with at least one skirting board and at least one clamp element. The clamp element has a base body and at least one clamp, wherein the clamp is fastened to the base body, and the base body has a first end in the vertical direction with a first length in the longitudinal direction. The skirting board has a front panel and two holding rails that project rearwardly from the front panel, wherein the holding rails are vertically spaced from one another and run in the longitudinal direction of the skirting board.The support rails each have a support section and a holding section, wherein the support sections protrude rearward from the front panel and the holding sections extend from the associated support section toward the other support rail. At least one of the support rails has an insertion region in which the holding section of the corresponding support rail is interrupted or reduced in height compared to other regions of the support rail, wherein the insertion region has an insertion length in the longitudinal direction. The insertion length is greater than the first length.
[0006] The insertion area makes it particularly easy to insert a clamp element into a skirting board without the need for tools or complex movements such as rotational movements.
[0007] The insertion area extends in particular in the longitudinal direction and the insertion length is the length of the insertion area in the longitudinal direction.
[0008] The bracket can extend backwards.
[0009] Unless otherwise stated, the directions mentioned in this disclosure (longitudinal, vertical, transverse, rear, etc.) correspond to the directions of the respective skirting board when the skirting board is properly installed. For example, the skirting board is constructed in one piece, so that the front panel and the retaining rail are made from a single piece.
[0010] In one embodiment, the support rails run parallel to one another and / or extend over at least 80%, in particular over at least 90%, in particular over at least 95% of the length of the skirting board in the longitudinal direction, whereby the clamp elements and thus the feet can be flexibly placed along the longitudinal direction.
[0011] In one embodiment, both retaining rails have at least one insertion region, in particular wherein the length in the longitudinal direction over which two of the insertion regions of the retaining rails overlap is smaller than the length of the first end of the base body of the clamp element, or none of the insertion regions overlap in the longitudinal direction. In this way, clamp elements can be inserted into the skirting board at various locations.
[0012] At each point in the longitudinal direction there is an insertion area, in particular in a maximum of one of the support rails.
[0013] The two insertion areas mentioned are understood to be an insertion area of one of the holding rails and an insertion area of the other of the holding rails.
[0014] In one embodiment, the base body of the clamp element has a second end with a second length in the longitudinal direction, wherein the second length is greater than the first length and / or greater than the insertion length, whereby the clamp element can only be inserted into the skirting board in one orientation.
[0015] In order to be able to place a clamp element securely close to the head ends of the skirting board, the distance between the insertion area and the nearest head end of the support rail can be the same for each of the insertion areas and / or greater than the second length.
[0016] In one embodiment, the skirting board is rotationally symmetrical, in particular rotationally symmetrical about the center point of the front panel, whereby the number of different skirting boards and thus the number of required components can be reduced.
[0017] For example, the skirting board has a receiving space that is bounded vertically by the support sections of the two retaining rails and transversely by the front panel on the one hand and the holding sections of the two retaining rails on the other hand. The clamping element is arranged in the receiving space, in particular such that the clamping element is displaceable in the longitudinal direction. The receiving space is thus formed in a simple manner.
[0018] To ensure secure attachment of the skirting board, the thickness of the first end and / or the second end of the base body in the transverse direction corresponds to the depth of the receiving space. The ends of the base body can thus be inserted between the holding sections and the front panel.
[0019] The depth of the recording space is also determined in the transverse direction.
[0020] For example, the height of the base body in the vertical direction corresponds to the height of the receiving space in order to further improve the reliability of the fastening of the skirting board.
[0021] In one embodiment, the clamp element has exactly one clamp arranged off-center with respect to the height of the base body, or the clamp element has more than one clamp, wherein the center point in the vertical direction of the spacing between the clamps is arranged off-center with respect to the height of the base body. In this way, the clamps of clamp elements that are differently aligned or arranged are at different heights and do not come into contact with each other.
[0022] In order to keep gap dimensions at corners particularly small, the skirting board can have at least one, in particular two end sections which extend at the ends of the front panel in the longitudinal direction from the front panel to the rear, in particular wherein the end sections enclose an angle of 45° with the front panel.
[0023] In one embodiment, the skirting board system comprises at least two skirting boards and at least two clamping elements, wherein the skirting boards are arranged offset by 90° to one another and one of the clamping elements is inserted into one of the skirting boards, in particular wherein two end sections of the skirting boards face one another.
[0024] For example, the end sections run parallel and / or at a distance of less than 1 cm from each other.
[0025] For example, the skirting boards are identical or completely identical except for their longitudinal length, and / or the clamping elements are identical, which can reduce the number of different components required.
[0026] In one embodiment, the skirting board system comprises at least one foot element with a base part and a support foot, wherein the support foot extends from the base part to support the furniture.
[0027] In particular, the base supports the skirting board by means of the clamp elements.
[0028] To further increase the stability of the furniture, the base can be arranged eccentrically to the geometric center of the base part in a plan view, particularly eccentrically outwardly. For example, at least one clamp of the clamp element encompasses the base, in particular with at least two of the clamp elements encompassing the same base, allowing multiple skirting boards to be attached to the same base.
[0029] The object is further achieved by a piece of furniture having a furniture body and a skirting board system as described above, wherein the skirting board system is arranged below the furniture body, in particular wherein the base part of the foot element is fastened to the furniture body and the foot element supports the furniture body.
[0030] The features and advantages described for the skirting board system apply equally to the furniture and vice versa.
[0031] Further features and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following description and the accompanying drawings, to which reference is made. In the drawings:
[0032] Fig. 1, 2 a piece of furniture according to an embodiment of the invention with a skirting board system according to an embodiment of the invention in a standing or lying position in a perspective view,
[0033] Fig. 3 is an enlarged view of a corner area of the skirting board system according to Figure 1,
[0034] Fig. 4 is a plan view of the area of the skirting board system shown in Figure 3,
[0035] Fig. 5, 6 a clamp element of the skirting board system in perspective view and rear view,
[0036] Fig. 7, 8, 9 a skirting board of the skirting board system according to Figure 1 in perspective view, top view and in schematic cross-section, Fig. 10a-c various steps during the assembly of the skirting board system according to Figure 1 in perspective view from behind,
[0037] Fig. 11 is a perspective view of two skirting boards with inserted clamp elements of the skirting board system according to Figure 1,
[0038] Fig. 12 is an enlarged view of another area of the
[0039] Skirting board system according to Figure 1,
[0040] Fig. 13 a skirting board with clamp elements of a second
[0041] Embodiment of an inventive
[0042] Skirting board system in a view corresponding to Figure 7, and
[0043] Fig. 14, 15 a perspective view and a rear view of a clamp element according to Figure 13.
[0044] Figures 1 and 2 show a piece of furniture 10 in an upright position and a lying position, respectively.
[0045] The furniture 10 has a furniture body 12 and a skirting board system 14.
[0046] The furniture body 12 consists of various modules, which in the embodiment shown are shelf or cabinet modules.
[0047] The skirting board system 14 is arranged below the furniture body 12 and supports the furniture body 12.
[0048] The skirting board system 14 has several skirting boards 16, several clamp elements 18 (Fig. 3) and several foot elements 20.
[0049] The entire skirting board system 14, shown as an example in Figure 2, has six skirting boards 16 arranged in a rectangle. The foot elements 20 are placed inside this rectangle, particularly in the corners of the furniture 10 and under the corners of the individual furniture bodies 12.
[0050] Figure 3 shows one of the corners of the skirting board system 14 in a properly assembled state in an enlarged view, with the furniture body 12 not being shown.
[0051] It can be seen that the foot element 20 has a base part 22 and a stand 24. The foot element 20 can be constructed in one piece.
[0052] The base part 22 is attached to the furniture body 12, more precisely the underside of the furniture body 12 and is designed, for example, as a plate.
[0053] The base 24 extends downwards from the base part 22, in particular perpendicular to the base part 22.
[0054] Figure 4 shows a plan view of the corner area of the skirting board system 14 shown in Figure 3. It can be seen that the base 24 (indicated by dashed lines in Figure 4) does not extend from the center of the base part 22, but eccentrically to the geometric center of the base part 22. The geometric center is to be determined in a plan view such as that in Figure 4.
[0055] The base 24 is shifted outwards relative to the center point in the longitudinal direction and / or in the transverse direction of the furniture 10.
[0056] The base 24 is in contact with the floor, so that the base element 20 supports part of the weight of the furniture body 12. All bases 24 together, for example, support the total weight of the furniture body 12.
[0057] Figures 5 and 6 show one of the clamp elements 18 in a perspective view and a rear view. The clamp elements 18 of the skirting board system 14 are identical in design, so only one of the clamp elements 18 is described below as an example.
[0058] The clamp element 18 has a base body 26 and a clamp 28. The clamp 28 represents a holder.
[0059] The base body 26 has a height h G in the vertical direction H, which corresponds to the vertical direction of the base body 26 in the properly assembled state.
[0060] In the vertical direction H, the base body 26 has a first end 30 and a second end 32.
[0061] In Figures 5 and 6, the first end 30 is shown at the top and the second end 32 at the bottom, which corresponds to one of the possible installation positions of the base body 26.
[0062] However, the base body 26 can also be mounted the other way around, so that the first end 30 represents the lower end and the second end 32 represents the upper end.
[0063] The respective installation position depends on the respective location of the clamp element 18 in the skirting board system 14.
[0064] In the longitudinal direction L of the base body 26, which in the context of this disclosure corresponds to the longitudinal direction L of the associated skirting board 16, the first end 30 and the second end 32 each have a length, namely a first length li of the first end and a second length of the second End 32. These lengths can also be considered the width of the base body 26 at the first end 30 and second end 32, respectively. In the illustrated embodiment, the first length l1 is different from the second length l2. In particular, the second length L is greater than the first length l1.
[0065] In the transverse direction Q, the ends 30, 32 have a thickness s. The first end 30 and the second end 32 of the base body thus have the same thickness s.
[0066] In the embodiment shown, the clamp element 18 has two clamps 28, both of which extend rearwardly in the transverse direction Q from the base body 26.
[0067] In the context of this disclosure, "rear" refers to the direction towards the interior of the space delimited by the skirting board system 14, i.e., the rectangle in the example of Figure 2.
[0068] The clamps 28 are designed in such a way that they can be pushed onto the base 24 and finally encompass it.
[0069] In the vertical direction H, the two clamps 28 are not arranged at the same distance from the center or center plane of the base body 26, but they have a different distance from this center.
[0070] The center of the distance between the two brackets 28 in the vertical direction H is off-center with respect to the height h G of the base body 26. In Figures 7, 8 and 9, one of the skirting boards 16 with inserted clamp elements 18 is shown in perspective, top view and cross section.
[0071] The skirting boards 16 can be identical, either completely or except for their length in the longitudinal direction L, so that only one of the skirting boards 16 is described below as an example. The skirting board 16 has a front panel 34, two retaining rails 36, and two end sections 38.
[0072] The baseboard 16 is made entirely in one piece, for example as a stamped sheet metal part.
[0073] However, it is also conceivable that only the front panel 34 and the end sections 38 or the front panel 34 and the holding rails 36 are designed in one piece.
[0074] When the skirting board system 14 is fully assembled, the front panel 34 extends in the vertical direction, thus in the vertical direction H.
[0075] The front panel 34 forms the outer end of the skirting board system 14 and is the only part of the skirting board system 14 that is visible from the outside.
[0076] At each end of the front panel 34 in the longitudinal direction L, one of the end sections 38 is arranged.
[0077] The end sections 38 extend rearwardly from the front panel 34 and enclose an angle of 45° with the front panel 34.
[0078] The end sections 38, for example, close the holding rails 36 in the longitudinal direction L.
[0079] The end sections 38 at the opposite ends of the front panel 34 thus have an angle of 90° to each other and their imaginary extensions would intersect behind the front panel 34.
[0080] Each of the support rails 36 has a support section 40 and a support section 42. The support rails 36, and thus also the support sections 40 and support sections 42, extend parallel to one another and in a horizontal direction. They extend completely between the two end sections 38 or ends of the front panel 34 in the longitudinal direction L.
[0081] For example, they extend over at least 80%, in particular over at least 90%, especially over at least 95% of the length of the base strip 16 in the longitudinal direction L.
[0082] As can be seen in Figure 9, the support sections 40 extend rearward, particularly vertically, from the front panel 34. The support sections 40 thus protrude rearward from the front panel 34.
[0083] The holding sections 42 are provided at the end of the support sections 40 facing away from the front panel 34. These extend, for example, in the vertical direction H, ie, vertically when installed.
[0084] Each of the support sections 40 merges into the respective holding section 42, for example as a bent sheet metal lip.
[0085] The holding sections 42 of each of the holding rails 36 extend in the direction of the other holding rail 36.
[0086] For example, the holding section 42 of the upper of the two holding rails 36 thus extends downwards, and the holding section 42 of the lower of the two holding rails 36 thus extends upwards.
[0087] The two holding sections 42 of the two different holding rails 36 have the same distance from the front panel 34.
[0088] The front panel 34, the support sections 40 and the holding sections 42 thus define a receiving space 44 of the baseboard 16. The clamp elements 18 are arranged in the receiving space 44.
[0089] In the longitudinal direction L, the receiving space 44 is closed by the end sections 38, at least to the extent that the clamp elements 18 at the ends of the receiving space 44 in the longitudinal direction L cannot be removed from or inserted into the receiving space 44.
[0090] In the embodiment shown, the receiving space 44 has a rectangular cross-section and a height 11A, which corresponds to the distance between the two support sections 40 of the two holding rails 36.
[0091] The depth tA of the receiving space 44 in the transverse direction Q corresponds to the distance between the holding sections 42 and the front panel 34.
[0092] The depth tA of the receiving space 44 corresponds to the thickness s of the ends 30, 32 of the base body 26, and the height 11A of the receiving space 44 corresponds to the height ho of the base body 26, or vice versa. This means that the base body 26 is designed in the vertical direction H and the transverse direction Q such that it can be received in the receiving space 44 and displaced there in the longitudinal direction L (as indicated by the arrows in Figures 7 and 8).
[0093] In order to insert the clamp elements 18 into the receiving space 44, at least one of the holding rails 36 has an insertion area 46.
[0094] In the illustrated embodiment, no holding section 42 is present on the respective holding rails 36 in the insertion area 46. The holding section 42 is interrupted for the length of the insertion area 46 in the longitudinal direction L, hereinafter referred to as insertion length 1E.
[0095] It is also conceivable that the holding section 42 in the insertion area 46 is reduced in height compared to the areas of the holding rail 36 which do not form an insertion area 46.
[0096] The insertion area 46 can also be formed by an insertion opening extending from the free longitudinal edge of the holding section 42. The insertion length 1E is greater than the first length h but smaller than the second length h.
[0097] The distance of the insertion area 46 to the nearest head end of the holding rail 36, ie the nearest end of the holding rail 36 in the longitudinal direction L, is greater than the second length h, so that a clamp element 18 can be securely arranged between the insertion area 46 and the head end of the holding rail 36.
[0098] In the illustrated embodiment, both retaining rails 36 have an insertion area 46. In particular, the retaining rail 36, in particular each retaining rail 36, has exactly one insertion area 46.
[0099] The position of the insertion areas 46 in the longitudinal direction L is selected such that the insertion areas 46 of the two holding rails 36 do not overlap in the longitudinal direction L.
[0100] In other words, in the area in which one of the two holding rails 36 has its insertion area 46, the other of the holding rails 36 has no insertion area 46.
[0101] It is conceivable that the insertion regions 46 of the holding rails 36 overlap, wherein the length in the longitudinal direction L over which the insertion regions 46 overlap is smaller than the length li of the first end 30 of the base body 26.
[0102] In the embodiment shown, the distance between the insertion areas 46 of the two holding rails 36 and the respective nearest head end of the holding rail 36 is also the same.
[0103] In the illustrated embodiment, the baseboard 16 is therefore rotationally symmetrical about the center of the front panel, more precisely, about the geometric center of the front panel 34 in a front view. Figures 10a to 10c illustrate, using three different steps, how a clamp element 18 is inserted into a baseboard 16 in the insertion area 46.
[0104] Figure 10a shows the situation in which the clamp element 18 is not yet in contact with the baseboard 16.
[0105] The clamp element 18 is aligned such that the first end 30 is arranged on the same side in the vertical direction H as the insertion area 46 of the skirting board 16. In the embodiment shown, both the first end 30 and the insertion area 46 are provided on the upper side.
[0106] Now, the second end 32 is inserted into the receiving space 44 into the corresponding retaining rail 36 (in the illustrated embodiment, the lower retaining rail 36). The clamp element 18 is tilted slightly and finally aligned so that the first end 30 is aligned with the insertion area 46.
[0107] For example, the base body 26 has a recess at the second end 32 (optionally also at the first end 30) that is open to the rear. The retaining rail 36 into which the second end 32 is inserted temporarily engages the recess during insertion.
[0108] Then the clamp element 18 can be erected so that the first end 30 also passes through the insertion area 46 into the receiving space 44 and the second position shown in Figure 10b is reached.
[0109] The length li is, as described, smaller than the insertion length 1 E , so that the first end 30 can be easily inserted through the insertion area 46. However, the second end 32 could not be inserted through the insertion area 46 into the receiving space 44, since the second length of the second end 32 is greater than the insertion length 1E. This effectively prevents the clamp element 18 from being inserted in the wrong orientation. This incorrect orientation would cause the two clamp elements 18, which are intended to be arranged in the same corner, to collide with their clamps 28.
[0110] The inserted clamp element 18 is then moved in the longitudinal direction L towards the head end until the end position shown in Figure 10c is reached.
[0111] There, the clamp element 18 can be fixed to the baseboard 16, for example by means of screws.
[0112] Figure 11 shows a part of the skirting board system 14 in its assembled state, but without the base elements 20. Two skirting boards 16 are shown, arranged at a 90° angle to each other and forming a corner.
[0113] It is clearly visible that the inserted clamp elements 18 do not come into contact with one another. This is because the clamps 28 of the clamp elements 18 are arranged off-center, as described, and the clamp elements 18 arranged at the same corner have different orientations. This is because one of the clamp elements 18 has been inserted into the skirting board 16 as previously described, i.e., with the first end 30 facing upwards. The other clamp element 18, however, has been inserted into the other skirting board 16 of the corner through the insertion area 46 on the lower retaining rail 36 and thus in the opposite orientation, i.e., with the second end 32 facing upwards.
[0114] With the base element 20 inserted, the correct installation situation already shown in Figures 3 and 4 is achieved. In the correct installation situation, the clamps 28 of the two clamp elements 18 engage the base 24 at one of the corners, with each of the clamps 28 engaging the base 24 at a different height in the vertical direction H.
[0115] Elevations 48 on the base 24 result in the clamp elements 18 being supported in the vertical direction H, so that the baseboards 16, in which the clamp elements 18 are inserted, are also supported by the base 24.
[0116] Figure 4 also clearly shows the arrangement of the two end sections 38 of the adjacent skirting boards 16. The end sections 38 face each other and run parallel to each other at a very short distance. The distance is, for example, less than 1 cm. In this way, an easy-to-install skirting board system 14 can be provided with identical skirting boards 16 and identical base bodies 26.
[0117] In areas where two skirting boards 16 are flush with each other, as shown in Figure 12, a connecting piece 50 may be provided.
[0118] The connecting piece 50 has two legs 52 which are arranged perpendicular to each other
[0119] The connecting piece 50 can have a diaphragm section 54 between the two legs 52, which encloses a 45° angle to the two legs 52.
[0120] The legs 52 are located on one of the two end sections 38 and the panel section 54 is aligned with the front panels 34 of the skirting boards 16 to be connected.
[0121] The connecting piece 50 can be attached to the end sections 38. This provides a particularly flexible and easy-to-manufacture skirting board system 14 that consists of a few different components and is nevertheless reliable and easy to install.
[0122] Figures 13 to 15 show a second embodiment of the skirting board system 14, which essentially corresponds to the first embodiment. Therefore, only the differences will be discussed below; identical and functionally equivalent parts are provided with the same reference numerals.
[0123] Figure 13 shows a skirting board 16 of the skirting board system 14 of the second embodiment in a view corresponding to that of Figure 7. Figures 14 and 15 show a clamp element 18 of the second embodiment in views corresponding to those of Figures 5 and 6, respectively.
[0124] The skirting board system 14 of the second embodiment has a lower height in the vertical direction H than that of the first embodiment, for example, a height of 40 mm compared to, for example, 100 mm of the first embodiment. This means that, in particular, the skirting boards 16 and the clamping elements 18 have a lower height.
[0125] The clamp elements 18 have only one clamp 28, which is arranged off-center with respect to the height of the base body 26.
[0126] In this way, the clips 28 of two clip elements 18 in the same corner, as also described for the first embodiment, are located at different heights, depending on whether the clip element 18 is inserted into the corresponding skirting board 16 with the first end 30 facing upwards or downwards. Accordingly, in the situation shown in Figure 13, the clips 28 also do not touch in the corners for the reasons described for Figure 11.
[0127] In this way, a skirting board system with a low installation height is provided, but with the same advantages as the first
[0128] Embodiment described.
Claims
Claims 1. A skirting board system for a piece of furniture (10) with at least one skirting board (16) and at least one clamp element (18), wherein the clamp element (18) has a base body (26) and at least one clamp (28), wherein the clamp (28) is fastened to the base body (26) and the base body (26) has a first end in the vertical direction (H) with a first length (li) in the longitudinal direction (L), wherein the skirting board (16) has a front panel (34) and two holding rails (36) which project rearwardly from the front panel (34), wherein the holding rails (36) are vertically spaced from one another and run in the longitudinal direction (L) of the skirting board (16), wherein the holding rails (36) each have a support section (40) and a holding section (42), wherein the support sections (40) project rearwardly from the front panel (34) and the holding sections (42) extend from the associated support section (40) extend towards the other retaining rail (36),and wherein at least one of the holding rails (36) has an insertion region (46) in which the holding section (42) of the corresponding holding rail (36) is interrupted or is reduced in height compared to other regions of the holding rail (36), wherein the insertion region (46) has an insertion length (1, E ) in the longitudinal direction (L) which is greater than the first length (11).
2. Skirting board system according to claim 1, characterized in that the holding rails (36) run parallel to one another and / or extend over at least 80%, in particular over at least 90%, in particular over at least 95% of the length of the skirting board (16) in the longitudinal direction (L).
3. Skirting board system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that both holding rails (36) have at least one insertion region (46), in particular wherein the length in the longitudinal direction (L) over which two of the insertion regions (46) of the holding rails (36) overlap is smaller than the first length (11) of the first end (30) of the base body (26) of the clamp element (18), or none of the insertion regions (46) overlap in the longitudinal direction.
4. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base body (26) of the clamp element (18) has a second end (32) with a second length (12) in the longitudinal direction (L), wherein the second length (12) is greater than the first length (12) and / or greater than the insertion length (In).
5. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the distance in the longitudinal direction (L) between the insertion region (46) and the next head end of the holding rail (36) is the same for each of the insertion regions (46) and / or is greater than the second length (12).
6. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the skirting board (16) is rotationally symmetrical, in particular rotationally symmetrical about the center point of the front panel (34).
7. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the skirting board (16) has a receiving space (44) which is delimited in the vertical direction (H) by the support sections (40) of the two holding rails (36) and in the transverse direction (Q) by the front panel (34) on the one hand and the holding sections (42) of the two holding rails (36) on the other hand, wherein the clamping element (18) is arranged in the receiving space (44), in particular in such a way that the clamping element (18) is displaceable in the longitudinal direction (L).
8. Skirting board system according to claim 7, characterized in that the thickness (s) of the first end (30) and / or the second end (32) of the base body (26) in the transverse direction (Q) of the depth (t A ) of the receiving space (44).
9. Skirting board system according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that the height (h G ) of the base body (26) in the vertical direction (H) corresponds to the height (11A) of the receiving space (44).
10. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the clamp element (18) has exactly one clamp (28) which is arranged off-center with respect to the height (h G ) of the base body (26), or wherein the clamp element (18) has at least two clamps (28), wherein the center point in the vertical direction (H) of the distance between the at least two clamps (28) is eccentric with respect to the height ( h G ) of the base body (26).
11. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the skirting board (16) has at least one, in particular two end sections (38) which extend at the ends of the front panel (34) in the longitudinal direction (L) from the front panel (34) to the rear, in particular wherein the end sections (38) each enclose an angle of 45° with the front panel (34).
12. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the skirting board system (14) has at least two skirting boards (16) and at least two clamping elements (18), wherein the skirting boards (16) are arranged offset by 90° to one another and one of the clamping elements (18) is inserted into one of the skirting boards (16), in particular wherein two end sections (38) of the skirting boards (16) face one another.
13. Skirting board system according to claim 12, characterized in that the skirting boards (16) are identical or identical except for their length in the longitudinal direction (L). are completely identical; and / or that the clamp elements (18) are identical.
14. Skirting board system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the skirting board system (14) has at least one foot element (20) with a base part (22) and a standing foot (24), wherein the standing foot (24) extends from the base part (22).
15. Skirting board system according to claim 14, characterized in that the base (24) is arranged eccentrically to the geometric center of the base part (22) in a plan view.
16. Skirting board system according to claim 14 or 15, characterized in that the at least one clamp (28) of the clamp element (18) engages around the base (24), in particular wherein the clamp (28) of at least two of the clamp elements (18) engage around the same base (24).
17. Furniture with a furniture body (12) and a skirting board system (14) according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the skirting board system (14) is arranged below the furniture body (12), in particular wherein the base part (22) of the foot element (20) is fastened to the furniture body (12) and the foot element (20) supports the furniture body (12).
18. Skirting board system for a piece of furniture (10) with at least one skirting board (16) and at least one clamping element (18), wherein the clamping element (18) has a base body (26) and at least one holder, wherein the holder is fastened to the base body (26), wherein the skirting board (16) has a front panel (34) and two holding rails (36) which project rearwardly from the front panel (34), wherein the holding rails (36) delimit a receiving space (44), wherein in at least one of the holding rails (36) an insertion opening into the Receiving space (44) is formed which extends from a longitudinal edge of the holding rail (36), and wherein one end of the base body (26) is formed in the vertical direction (H) complementary to the insertion opening in order to introduce one end of the base body (26) through the insertion opening into the receiving space (44).