Abstract: A method for producing a component of a pullout guide for high-temperature applications includes the method steps of: producing a metal blank; applying a plasma polymer coating to a surface of the blank; heating the coated blank to a temperature of at least 400° C.; and cooling the coated blank, thereby producing the component. A metal component is produced by the method. The component is used in combination with household appliances.

Abstract: A method for the production of a component, the method steps including: providing a blank; applying an inorganic-organic hybrid polymer layer to a surface of the blank to form a coated blank; heating the coated blank until a curing of the polymer layer occurs; and cooling the coated blank. A component produced according to the method.

Abstract: A drawer can be displaced relative to a basic furniture structure, via a pull-out guide. The drawer has, on the opposite sides, in each case at least one gearwheel which meshes with a rack, secured on the basic furniture structure, and is coupled to a gearwheel on the opposite side. The racks can be extended in length in each case via a pivotable lever, in order to ensure that the drawer is also guided by the gearwheels in the pulled-out position. A pivotable lever can be disengaged from the meshing gearwheel in order for it to be possible to correct skewed positioning of the drawer. This ensures that the drawer is guided by the gearwheels over its entire displacement path.

Abstract: Drawer guide (1) for furniture drawer parts, comprising a guide track (2) that can be attached to the body of a piece of furniture and a glide track (3) that can be connected to a furniture drawer part, wherein the guide track (2) comprises a profile having a plurality of tracks (2b) for rolling members preferably comprising balls, said profile having mirror-image symmetry in cross section about at least one axis, and that the guide track (2) is attached detachably in form-fitted and/or positive fitted fashion at the end at two supporting moldings (4, 5) at the body of a piece of furniture.

Abstract: A guide apparatus for a baking oven. The guide apparatus includes a baking support including a projecting edge on opposite sides of the baking support. Further included is a side wall of the oven and a plurality of horizontal bars mounted on the side wall. The horizontal bars form at least one baking level and support the projecting edges of the baking support. Also included is at least one holding means provided on the baking support, which holding means engages beneath one of the plurality of horizontal bars and forms a tilt protection mechanism.

Abstract: A pull-out guide for furniture includes a guide rail configured to be mounted on a furniture body and at least one sliding rail displaceably mounted via rolling elements on the guide rail. The rolling elements are held in a rolling element cage, which cage includes a lubricant-containing material.

Abstract: A quick-action fastening element (10) serves for fastening a guide rail (7) to a rod (5) of a grid-like side part (3), in particular for baking ovens, wherein the rod (5) has an end portion (6) which is bent at an angle relative to the longitudinal direction, and the quick-action fastening element (10) engages with a first clip (11) at least partially around a portion of the rod (5) arranged in the longitudinal direction and engages with a second clip (12) at least partially around the bent end portion (6), wherein a resilient latching element (13) is provided which engages behind the rod (5), wherein the quick-action fastening element (10) has provided on it a stop (15) for limiting the pivoting travel of the latching element (13).

Abstract: The invention discloses a quick-action fastening element (70) for fastening a rail (62) of a pull-out guide (60) on a horizontal rod (2) of a grid-like side part (4), in particular for baking ovens, wherein the rod (2) has an end portion (5) which is bent away at an angle to a longitudinal direction and the quick-action fastening element (70) has a first clip (71), which at least partially engages around a portion of the rod (2) arranged in the longitudinal direction, and a second clip (76) which at least partially engages around the bent-away end portion (5), wherein a latching element (74) which engages behind the rod (2) and prevents the quick-action fastening element (70) from being pulled out in a direction parallel to the bent-away end portion (5) is provided, wherein the latching element (74) is in the form of a rigid elevation formed integrally with the first or second clip (71, 76).

Abstract: Locking configuration of an adapter (9) or a thrust element having a pullout guide (4), which is fastened on a furniture body (2) of a piece of furniture (1) in a household appliance, the pullout guide (4) having at least one guide rail (5), which is fastened on the furniture body (2) or in the household appliance, and a slide rail (7), which is movable in the guide rail (5), and the adapter (9), the thrust element, or the slide rail (7) having at least one receptacle opening (13), and the slide rail (7), the thrust element, or the adapter (9) having a hook (18), which is insertable in the receptacle opening (13), for locking the adapter (9) or the thrust element with the slide rail (7), the receptacle opening (13) being shaped so that the hook (18) is insertable transversely to the movement direction (X) of the slide rail (7) and is subsequently displaceable in the movement direction (X) of the slide rail (7) and at least one recess (15) being provided on the adapter (9), the thrust element, or the slide rai

Abstract: A pull-out guide for a dish rack of a dishwasher includes a guide rail which can be fixed to the body of a dishwasher, and a running rail which can be connected to a grid-like dish rack which is composed of wires, and a central rail which increases the pull-out length. The running rail is provided with two rows of clamp-like holders which lie one above the other and in which two wires of a dish rack which lie one above the other and run horizontally can be fixed, with the result that the dish rack is held in a dimensionally stable manner.

Abstract: A telescoping pullout guide for a pullout. The telescoping pullout guide is configured to be extensible and retractable in a furniture body or household appliance body. The telescoping pullout guide includes a guide rail configured to be fixed on the furniture body or household appliance body, a fastener to fix the guide rail to the furniture body or household appliance body, and an angled web forming a connection between the guide rail and the fastener.

Abstract: A connection device for connecting first and second furniture components to one another and which furniture components are adjustable with respect to one another. The connection device includes at least two connection elements spaced-apart from one another and located on the second furniture component and at least two adjustment holes spaced-apart from one another and located on the first furniture component. Distances between the at least two connection elements are different from distances between the at least two adjustment holes.

Abstract: A pull-out guide (3) for a dish rack (2) of a dishwasher includes a guide rail (3a), which can be fixed to a washing container (1) of a dishwasher, and a running rail (3c), which can be connected to a lattice-like dish rack (2), as well as a center rail (3b) to extend the pull-out length, wherein the running rail (3c) is coupled to the center rail (3b) such that the running rail (3c) after rendering the coupling ineffective can be pulled off the center rail (3b) in the pull-out direction A. The coupling means include a stop (6), which is disposed on the center rail side and protrudes in the direction of the running rail (3c), and an engagement member (7) engaging behind the stop (6) in the pull-out direction (A), wherein the carrier (7) can be moved out of the contact zone with the stop (6) transversely to the pull-out direction by an actuating device (8).

Abstract: A sliding rail of a pull-out guide includes a sliding rail defining a front end, a rear end, a top, a bottom, and longitudinally-extending slot on the bottom. The sliding rail also includes a molded part. The molded part includes a spring steel strip configured to define a central web with a top end and a bottom end, a rounded portion defined at the bottom end, the rounded portion extending below the bottom of the sliding rail, and a loop-like section defined at the top end, the loop-like section protruding above the top of the sliding rail, toward the rear end of the sliding rail. The rounded portion engages the bottom of the sliding rail and the loop-like section engages the top of the sliding rail so that the molded part is secured to and covers the front end of the sliding rail.

Abstract: The invention relates to a guide rail, which can be fixed to horizontal bars including angled end regions on a grid-type side part of an oven, a dishwasher or similar appliances and which has a rapid fixing device, including two retaining elements that are fixed in the end region of the guide rail and that can be detachably fixed to a bar on the grid-type side part. According to the invention, both the front and the rear retaining element have respective first and second clip-type retaining sections, the first partially encompassing the longitudinal extension of a bar and the second partially encompassing the angled end regions of said bar. The retaining section of the rear retaining element is open towards the rear of the guide rail, allowing the rail with its rapid fixing device to be pushed and fixed onto one of the bars from the front of the grid-type side part.

Abstract: A pull-out guide for a dish rack of a dishwasher includes a guide rail which can be fixed to the body of a dishwasher, and a running rail which can be connected to a grid-like dish rack which is composed of wires, and a central rail which increases the pull-out length. The running rail is provided with two rows of clamp-like holders which lie one above the other and in which two wires of a dish rack which lie one above the other and run horizontally can be fixed, with the result that the dish rack is held in a dimensionally stable manner.

Abstract: A furniture pull-out guide includes a guide rail with a hollow profile defining a base web, first and second longitudinal webs disposed at predetermined angles to the base web, and transition regions connecting the base web with the first and second longitudinal webs. The guide also includes a first axle moveable longitudinally with respect to the guide rail, at least a first roller rotatably disposed on the first axle, and at least a second roller disposed on the first axle adjacent to the first roller. The first roller and the second roller are adapted to rotate independently of one another.

Abstract: A quick-fixing element is described for fixing a guide rail to at least one horizontally running rod of a grid-type side part. The rod is bent at an angle to form an angled end region. The quick-fixing element includes a first clip-type retaining section constructed to partially engage around the rod at a predetermined position along a length of the rod. In addition, the quick-fixing element also has a second clip-type retaining section constructed to partially engage around the rod at the angled end region. At least the second clip-type retaining section is constructed to be pushed onto the end region of the rod.

Abstract: A piece of furniture comprises several sliding elements arranged above one another. Each sliding element is arranged behind a swivellable flap and may be pulled out of a furniture cabinet only when the flap is open. The sliding elements are associated with a blocking rail that is arranged on the furniture cabinet. The blocking rail may be moved by way of a lock between an unlocked and a locked position. The blocking rail is coupled with locking elements, by means of which flaps may be locked. As a result, a protection against tilting and a locking of the flaps can be implemented by way of the blocking rail.

Abstract: A guiding rail is described with a carcass rail, fixable to a cabinet carcass, a running rail, fixable to the cabinet pull-out part, a center rail slidably connecting the carcass rail to the running rail, permitting telescopic movement of the carcass rail, the center rail, and the running rail with respect to one another from a compressed position to an extended position, a blocking device, and an operating lug disposed in a rearward end of the running rail. The blocking device includes a rod, at least one first snap-in tooth projecting from the rod, a notch lever pivotally disposed at a rearward end of the center rail, and at least one second snap-in tooth associated with the notch lever. The first and second snap-in teeth engage associated components of the guiding rail such that the guiding rail is lockable in both the extended and compressed positions.