Abstract: A corner-cabinet arrangement having two corpus areas which are rectangular in plan view and each of which has a front with a door, the fronts running together at right angles in an inside corner such that the two corpus areas enclose between them a corner space that is rectangular in plan view, the arrangement including a shelf which extends in a first one of the corpus areas and in a part of the corner space and, when the door is open, can be pivoted out of the door opening of the corpus-area, the second corpus area also having a shelf that extends in this corpus area and in another part of the corner space, and, when the door is open, can be pivoted out of the door opening of the corpus area, wherein pivotal axes of the two shelves are different from one another.

Abstract: Lifting hardware for a base which can be lowered into an opening of a work surface, includes a support frame which holds the base and is adjustable vertically relative to the work surface by a drive, the exterior periphery of the support frame is arranged at a distance from edges of the opening in the horizontal direction; the base rests loosely on the support frame in the vertical direction and is held thereon in a form-fitting manner in the horizontal direction by four engagement structures which form corners of a rectangle, each having a vertically oriented web on the support frame or base, and a complementary plug-in slot on the other and fixes the position of the support frame and base only in the horizontal direction normal to the web; and the plug-in slots are oriented at right angles to one another for each pair of mutually adjacent engagement structures.

Abstract: Rotation and pull-out fitting for a shelf in a corner cabinet, includes a carrier supported in the corner cabinet to be rotatable about a vertical axis, and a pull-out guide on which the shelf is displaceable relative to the carrier, the pull-out guide being mounted on a intermediate carrier that is itself rotatable relative to the carrier about an axis that is parallel with the axis of rotation of the carrier but offset therefrom.

Abstract: Rotation and pull-out fitting for a shelf in a corner cabinet, includes a carrier supported in the corner cabinet to be rotatable about a vertical axis, and a pull-out guide on which the shelf is displaceable relative to the carrier, the pull-out guide being mounted on a intermediate carrier that is itself rotatable relative to the carrier about an axis that is parallel with the axis of rotation of the carrier but offset therefrom.

Abstract: A mounting structure for mounting a door to a carrousel of a corner cabinet, wherein the carrousel has a plurality of shelves and a rotary axis, and the door is co-rotatable with the carrousel and is radially movable relative thereto, the mounting structure including a continuous, vertically extending casing which supports the shelves of the carrousel and accommodates further component parts of the mounting structure, the casing being formed by a column which is shaped as a hollow profile and is offset from the rotary axis of the carrousel; a pair of upper and lower bearing constructions rotatably supporting, the carrousel, and a pair of cantilever arms connecting the column to each of the bearing constructions.

Abstract: Mounting for a corner cupboard door which is held for co-rotation on a carousel having at least two compartment floors, which mounting includes a telescopic mechanism for the radially movable fastening of the door on the carousel, and a control cam mechanism which acts between a part fixed to the door and the cupboard body and which holds the door in an inwardly retracted position when the carousel is turned out of the starting position, while permitting an outward movement of the door into the closed position when the carousel returns to the starting position, characterized in that the telescopic mechanism has a box-shaped telescopic casing which extends in height over the space between at least two compartment floors and in which an extensible door holder is guided, which is adapted to the inside contour of the telescopic casing, and further characterized in that a toothed bar is disposed both at the top end and at the bottom end in the telescopic casing, and at least one vertical shaft which at its top and

Abstract: A plinth drawer comprises a bar which projects at the front upper edge and onto which a front piece attaches. The drawer also has a holder which is set back in relation to the bar, for a plinth panel. The holder is formed by two adaptors which are constructed as plastic moldings, which can be fastened to the plinth panel and which are clamped to the frame of the drawer. This construction permits simple assembly of the plinth panel and adaptation of the plinth offset to correspond to any furniture range.

Abstract: A rotating base for furniture which is provided with a pull-out system is fitted with a member which is attached to the body of the furniture so that it rotates about a vertical axis, whereby runway rails to support the rotating base are fitted to the member. The rotational movement of the member in relation to the body of the furniture is coupled by a coupling mechanism in such a way to the linear pulling out movement of the rotating base in relation to the member, that the rotating base cannot strike against the body of the funiture in the pulled-out position.

Abstract: A rotatable compartment floor (10) for corner cupboards or the like has a circular contour or a contour in the form of a circular sector and is provided at the circle center with a hub (12) and at the outer edge with a peripheral wall (14) projecting vertically upwards. To divide the surface of the compartment floor into several compartments, there is at least one radial wall element (20) which at its outer end (32) is supported on the peripheral wall (14) and at its inner end has an end piece (24) in the form of a circular arc which surrounds the hub (12) and which engages in a continuous groove (28) in the hub by means of a flange (26) projecting horizontally inwards.

Abstract: A rotatable shelf insert for corner cupboards comprising at least one shelf of substantially circular overall shape. A guide rod passes through a hub in the center of the shelf. The shelf is supported on the guide rod by means of a retaining pin passing through the guide rod at right angles. The hub receives the guide rod with radial play. A cylindrical clamping sleeve conically tapered at one end by variation of the wall thickness is inserted between the guide rod and the inner wall of the hub.

Abstract: A drawer for cupboards comprises a baseplate (10) guided displaceably in lateral guide rails, a frame (14) surrounding the baseplate at its lateral and rear edges, and an adjustable front plate (12) closing the drawer off at the front. Simple adjustment of the front plate (12), without prior dismantling of individual parts, becomes possible because the frame (14) is designed as a self-supporting part to be fastened to the baseplate (10), and because devices (30, 32) for the adjustable fastening of the front plate are provided at the ends of the frame (14) which face the front plate. This ensures, at the same time, that the frame, including the fastening and adjusting devices for the front plate forms together with the remaining parts (10, 12) of the drawer a smooth-surface structure.