Abstract: A furniture levelling device comprises a foot height-adjustable by an adjustment mechanism of lead-screw and nut-screw type housed in a seat provided in a part of the furniture item and operable from the interior of the furniture item. The adjustment mechanism is operationally connected to a remote control device operable from the interior of the furniture item.

Abstract: A concealed device for wall-mounting an item of wall furniture comprising, in combination: a plate to be fixed to the furniture item, a coupling element articulatedly secured to said plate and arranged to engage a support member fixed to the wall, and first and second adjustment linkages acting between said plate and said coupling element to adjust both the vertical position of the coupling element relative to the plate and the angle formed between the plate and the coupling element. According to the invention, the coupling element consists of an independent coupling module, complete with said linkages. Said adjustment linkages are preferably accessible from both the inside and the outside of the furniture item.

Abstract: A fixing plate for concealed devices used for wall-mounting an item of wall furniture comprises on at least one side a box section having pairs of holes for fixing screws which are aligned on an axis which intersects at least one wall of the furniture item in a non-perpendicular manner. Preferably, said plate comprises respective triangular box sections on its opposing vertical sides and on its upper horizontal side, said holes being provided at the base and vertex of the triangle respectively.

Abstract: An assembly for wall mounting a cantilevered piece of furniture comprising a first anchoring means suitable for being fastened to a structure such as a wall and a second anchoring means suitable for being fastened to a body such as furniture, stably interconnected. The second anchoring means comprises a housing from which an anchoring member juts out, which ends with a contoured head. The anchoring member is linked to the housing in a freely swinging way and is capable of being rotated and pivoted. The anchoring member can thus be rotated between a first position in which the contoured head can be disengaged from the first attachment means, and a second position in which the contoured head is constrained to the first attachment means. The constraint is held stable by means of a connection between the first and the second anchoring means.

Abstract: A foot for furniture, in particular kitchen furniture, is restrained to a fixing device on the underside of a piece of furniture in a manner that permits it to be tucked upwards from a vertical operative position to a substantially horizontal inoperative position adjacent to the said underside, wherein the fixing device protects both the foot and the underside of the piece of furniture. Between the foot and the fixing device means are provided for disengageably locking the former stably in the vertical operative position.The said locking means preferably consists of at least a coupling with grooved profiles.

Abstract: A decorative table leg having a cylindrical load bearing central core and a plurality of longitudinal sheathing staves surrounding the outer surface of said core. The staves are held in place by a plurality of perpherally spaced, T-shaped segments integral with the core and projecting radially outward therefrom, the staves having complimentary shaped longitudinal edges for slidably inserting the staves between the segments.