The invention is directed to a base for chairs or tables having at least one centrally located column structure. Specifically, the invention is directed to a base composed of several parts, comprising a hub and load-carrying arms radiating therefrom. According to the invention, each arm is separately manufactured and provided with a cavity at least at its proximal end and is individually joined to protrusions on the hub which are inserted into said cavities, and the joint between arms and protrusions is glued.

The invention is directed to a base for chairs or tables having at least one centrally located column structure. Specifically, the invention is directed to a base composed of several parts, comprising a hub and load-carrying arms radiating therefrom. According to the invention, each arm is separately manufactured and provided with a cavity at least at its proximal end and is individually joined to protrusions on the hub which are inserted into said cavities, and the joint between arms and protrusions is glued.

A method for producing a furniture fitting for movably supporting at least one furniture part on a furniture carcass includes, preferably in the specified order chronologically consecutive, providing a, preferably plate-shaped, base body, introducing a, preferably cylindrical, opening in the base body, the opening having a collar surrounding the opening, and the collar protruding from the base body, at least partially heating the collar, and widening the collar in a heated condition by mechanical forming in at least one radial direction to a, preferably ring-shaped, bulge.

A method for producing a furniture fitting for movably supporting at least one furniture part on a furniture carcass includes, preferably in the specified order chronologically consecutive, providing a, preferably plate-shaped, base body, introducing a, preferably cylindrical, opening in the base body, the opening having a collar surrounding the opening, and the collar protruding from the base body, at least partially heating the collar, and widening the collar in a heated condition by mechanical forming in at least one radial direction to a, preferably ring-shaped, bulge.

The present disclosure is applied to the area of furniture, and is related to a quick-mounting system applied to a cabinet body including the feet, preferably steel cabinets, for joining the unmounted pieces by fittings and bends on the steel piece itself that is locked between the pieces with no need of screws, connectors, tools or skilled labor.

The present disclosure is applied to the area of furniture, and is related to a quick-mounting system applied to a cabinet body including the feet, preferably steel cabinets, for joining the unmounted pieces by fittings and bends on the steel piece itself that is locked between the pieces with no need of screws, connectors, tools or skilled labor.

The invention is directed to a base for chairs or tables having at least one centrally located column structure. Specifically, the invention is directed to a base composed of several parts, comprising a hub and load-carrying arms radiating therefrom. According to the invention, each arm is separately manufactured and provided with a cavity at least at its proximal end and is individually joined to protrusions on the hub which are inserted into said cavities, and the joint between arms and protrusions is glued.

The invention is directed to a base for chairs or tables having at least one centrally located column structure. Specifically, the invention is directed to a base composed of several parts, comprising a hub and load-carrying arms radiating therefrom. According to the invention, each arm is separately manufactured and provided with a cavity at least at its proximal end and is individually joined to protrusions on the hub which are inserted into said cavities, and the joint between arms and protrusions is glued.

The present patent of the invention is applied to the furniture area and refers to a system for bending pieces and system for quick mounting applied to a cabinet body, specially steel cabinets, for joining took-apart pieces through fitting and bending to the steel piece itself causing the pieces to lock one another without needing screws, connectors, tools or skilled labor. The cabinet body presents bipartite backside section of which two pieces are joined by quick fitting in one piece which side section, top and bottom parts fit to, resulting in the box. This box having pieces non-locked yet receives in its four corners simple manual bends at the steel, forming the cabinet box for doors and shelves to be immediately fitted thereto.

The present patent of the invention is applied to the furniture area and refers to a system for bending pieces and system for quick mounting applied to a cabinet body, specially steel cabinets, for joining took-apart pieces through fitting and bending to the steel piece itself causing the pieces to lock one another without needing screws, connectors, tools or skilled labor. The cabinet body presents bipartite backside section of which two pieces are joined by quick fitting in one piece which side section, top and bottom parts fit to, resulting in the box. This box having pieces non-locked yet receives in its four corners simple manual bends at the steel, forming the cabinet box for doors and shelves to be immediately fitted thereto.