DOOR CLADDING FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE

Abstract

A door cladding for a motor vehicle has a base body, a door handle (100), a cover (101) and at least one securing component (102). The door handle (100) is fastened on the base body, and the cover (101) at least partially encases the door handle (100). The securing component (102) is fastened on the base body and is formed in one part and/or integrally with the cover (101).

Claims

1. A door cladding for a motor vehicle, wherein the door cladding comprises a base body, a door handle, a cover and a securing means, wherein the door handle is fastened on the base body, the cover at least partially encases the door handle, and the securing means is fastened on the base body, the securing means being formed in one part and/or integrally with the cover means.

2. The door cladding of claim 1, wherein the securing means is an arrester strap.

3. The door cladding of claim 1, wherein the securing means is arranged on one end of the cover.

4. The door cladding of claim 1, wherein the securing means comprises two securing elements, each one of which is arranged on one end of the cover.

5. The door cladding of claim 1, wherein the door cladding has a stud that projects from the base body and on which the securing means is fastened.

6. The door cladding of claim 5, wherein the door handle is fastened on the base body without using the stud.

7. The door cladding of claim 5, wherein the door handle is fastened on the stud.

8. The door cladding of claim 1, wherein the cover and the securing means consist of the same material.

9. The door cladding of claim 9, wherein the material is leather.

10. A motor vehicle, comprising the door cladding of claim 1 and a door, wherein the door cladding is arranged on the door.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0020] FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective illustration of a door handle having a cover means and a securing means.

[0021] FIG. 2 is an enlarged schematic perspective illustration of a detail from FIG. 1.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0022] FIG. 1 shows a door handle 100 is encased by a cover 101. The cover 101 is formed in one part or integrally with two securing elements 102 that together form a securing means. The door handle can be fastened to a base body 200 by fastening elements 103. The securing elements 102 have apertures by means of which the securing elements 102 can be fastened on a stud 104 projecting from the base body 200.

[0023] If the base body 200 on which the door handle 100 is fastened is deformed in the event of an accident of the motor vehicle, and the door handle 100 is detached from the base body, the securing elements 102 function as arrester straps. They prevent the door handle 100 from flying around in the interior of the passenger compartment in an uncontrolled manner and potentially injuring passengers.

[0024] The one-part or integral design of the securing elements 102 with the cover means 101 is advantageous for a particularly pleasant feel and appearance. In addition, the securing elements are thus fastened particularly well on the cover means 101 and can thus fix the door handle 100 particularly well.