Abstract: A furniture connector consists of two parts, one a dowel pin or a screw, and the other a dowel casing of wider diameter than the pin or screw. The pin or screw is insertable and securable in the casing thereby bracing or welding the casing into a hole of the furniture part.

Abstract: A withdrawal guide for drawers or the like, where the drawer has two external sides, for use in a fixed structure, the latter having two internal sides, includes two support rails, one each disposed on a respective of the fixed structure sides, two guide rails, one each disposed on a respective external side of the drawer, and two mobile units. Each mobile unit includes at least two rollers. Each of the rollers is supported between a corresponding guide and support rail for taking up vertical forces. The support rails and/or the guide rails have a stop for the mobile units and the rail in which the mobile unit is held has a cut-out. Each mobile unit is formed with at least one stop forming a fixed part of the mobile unit, and the stop may be engaged with the cut-out in the track in which the mobile unit is held, when the drawer is pulled out from the fixed structure for securing the mobile unit in the inward-movable direction of the withdrawal guide.

Abstract: A drawer guide assembly includes supporting rails and rollers running on the supporting rails, the rollers being held in a roller-carrier and on the side of the drawer running in a member which is insertable into the side-wall of the drawer.

Abstract: Dowels holding a mounting plate, e.g. for furniture hinges, include relatively soft dowel parts and a hard expansion member.

Abstract: A hinge includes a hinge casing made of plastic material and a cover plate made of metal which is securable on the hinge casing to cover the top of the casing such that when the latter is mounted in a furniture door there is given the impression that the casing is made of metal.

Abstract: A guide rail assembly for furniture doors includes slide rails fixed to doors, supporting rails fixed to a body and roller-carriers interdisposed between such slide and supporting rails.

Abstract: A furniture hinge includes a mounting plate, a hinge arm and a hinge casing, the hinge arm and the casing being connected by means of hinge links. The hinge arm is held on the mounting plate by screws, one screw being an inclined adjusting screw.

Abstract: Attachment holes are formed in a first piece of furniture, and a dowel hole is formed in a second piece of furniture. A hinge unit includes a hinge arm having attached thereto a mounting plate, a cup-shaped dowel dimensioned to fit within the dowel hole, and a pair of toggle joints connecting the hinge arm and the cup-shaped dowel to form a quadrangular hinge linkage, with the mounting plate having extending therefrom rods dimensioned to fit in the attachment holes. First pins having first hook members are permanently mounted within and rotatably extended through the mounting plate at positions eccentric to the longitudinal axes of the rods. Second pins having second hook members are permanently mounted within and rotatably extended through the cup-shaped dowel at positions adjacent the edge thereof. The hinge unit is positioned in the closed position thereof, and the rods of the mounting plate are inserted into the attachment holes of the first piece of furniture.

Abstract: A hinge mounting plate is held by clamping screws on a furniture wall. The position of the mounting plate is adjustable while the plate is secured by the screws which are not fully screwed into the furniture wall, whereby the screws hold the mounting plate in an intermediate position before final clamping of the plate.

Abstract: A pull-out guide for drawers and the like includes a stop that makes it possible to correct the position of the drawers. The stop is located at the front end of the rail attached to the drawer or to the rear end of the rail attached to the cabinet. An arrangement for tilting the stop is provided.

Abstract: An adjustable bracket for wall units in which a casing is fastenable to the interior of a piece of furniture. A bracket element is hangable on a wall hook and is held in the casing by an adjusting element. The bracket element is pivotally mounted in the casing, and an adjusting screw is provided with a head having a convex support on a side of the casing. This convex support conforms to a seat for the adjusting screw in the casing. A spacer is mounted in the screw seat in the casing and abuts against a mounting panel. The spacer and the bracket extend through an opening in a rear plane of the casing for concealing the bracket. The piece of furniture is accurately positionable by interaction of the bracket and the spacer so that any change in position of the spacer, results in a change of the angle of the bracket to the wall.

Abstract: A hinge for furniture doors includes a hinge casing and a hinge arm which are interconnected by means of hinge links. A locking device is integrated in the hinge and has a pressure member which by the force of a spring is pressed to one side of the hinge arm the, direction of movement of the pressure member being parallel to the axles of the hinge links.

Abstract: A furniture hinge comprises a hinge casing and a hinge arm, each adapted to be mounted on different furniture parts and connected by means of hinge links, a pressure spring acting on one hinge link, and a guiding lever interpositioned between the spring and such one hinge link.

Abstract: A hinge for furniture doors with one hinge axle includes a closing mechanism which is situated in the hinge arm. The closing mechanism has a slidable member into which a part of the hinge casing engages when the door is closed.

Abstract: A door hinge, particularly for furniture doors, which includes a hinge casing and a hinge arm interconnected by links pivotally mounted on the hinge casing and the hinge arm by means of pivot pins. The hinge arm is fixable onto a mounting plate that is securable to a furniture element, for example a side-panel. Stops are provided that facilitate the positioning of the hinge arm on the mounting plate.

Abstract: A fastening device for an adjustable front panel of pull-out furniture parts, particularly for drawers having guide rails, wherein each guide rail has a supporting part with a fastening leaf for cooperation with a retaining part secured to the front panel, and the retaining part being angularly adjustably located on the supporting part at least with respect to height, and being fixable in position by means of fastening screws, comprising an eccentric located in the fastening leaf, which cooperates with a stop in the retaining part.

Abstract: A snap-toggle hinge includes respective abutment members for attachment to an article of furniture and to a door thereof, the abutment members being pivotally connected together by means of a plurality of pivot arms, a toggle segment being pivotally mounted on one abutment member and provided with a projection receivable in the closed position of the hinge in an opening in a guide member pivotally connected to the other abutment member, the toggle segment being acted on by a spring urging the projection into the opening in the guide member in the closed position.