Abstract: The arrangement for mounting a door pivotable about a vertical axis and guided for parallel displacement relative to a housing has a guiding element arranged to guide a door for parallel displacement, and a supporting element arranged to support the door on the housing and pivotably connected with the latter. The supporting element is composed of two separate shaped members which are mirror-inverted relative to one another and each having a horizontally extending leg and a vertically extending leg. The vertically extending legs have adjustable length and, upon adjustment of relative position of the horizontal legs, are fixedly connected with one another for joint rotation.

Abstract: For the joining of two construction parts (1, 7) which are, for example, a cross piece consisting of a profiled tube and a chair leg consisting of wood, the profiled tube has at the joining ends a non-round cross section and is slotted lengthwise at the end. The end is thrust into a fitted opening (8) in the part (7). In the slotted end of the tubular part (1) are two clamping pieces (10), which are rounded at the outer side (11) according to the form of the tubular part and have on the inner sides (12) facing each other, a wedge surface. Between these wedge surfaces a tension wedge (14) is tightened by means of a screw (16) extending outward between the clamping pieces, so that by means of the clamping pieces pressed against the slotted end of the tubular part, the tubular part (1) is clamped fast into the opening (8) of the part (7).

Abstract: A kitchen cabinet, stove, sink, etc. installation including floor units 11 mounted on horizontal floor rails 1, 1a, overhead cabinets 13 mounted on horizontal wall rails 3, and full length cabinets mounted on both a floor rail and a wall rail. The installation provides for dead space A behind the cabinets for piping, electrical wiring, etc. Removable splash boards 15 are installed between the floor units and the overhead cabinets, with the latter being held out from the wall by spacers 5.