RU2772838C2 - Wall shelf installating system - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: wall shelf installing system.

SUBSTANCE: present invention relates to a system for installing a wall shelf, consisting of a shelf bracket that has a rear end for attachment to a wall rail, a front end and at least one first side wall, and also contains a retractable guide rail for a shelf element having a rear end, front end and side wall.

EFFECT: mounting means are provided on the shelf bracket and on the guide rail, which match each other in shape and which allow the guide rail to be detachably attached to the shelf bracket.

11 cl, 10 dwg

Description

The field of technology to which the invention belongs

The present invention relates to a system for installing a wall shelf, comprising a bracket having a rear end for attaching to a wall rail, a front end and a first side wall, and also containing a retractable guide rail for a shelf element, which has a rear end, a front end and a side wall.

State of the art

Shelf brackets with a guide rail for the shelf element as a whole are known from the prior art. For example, brackets are known in which a guide groove is provided, and thus the bracket itself forms a guide rail. Also known are shelf brackets to which a guide rail is welded.

All such brackets have the disadvantage that their scope is limited. Therefore, known wall shelf installation systems always offer at least two types of brackets, one with a guide rail, the other without a guide rail.

The main object of the present invention is to provide a wall shelf installation system that can be adapted to individual needs as much as possible, and which uses a universally applicable shelf bracket.

Disclosure of invention

The problem is solved by means of a system for mounting a wall shelf, having the characteristics according to claim 1 of the claims, in particular, characterized in that fastening means are provided on the shelf bracket, and also in that fastening means are also provided on the guide rail, corresponding to the fastening means of the bracket, for attaching with the possibility of detaching the guide rail to the shelf bracket.

The basic concept of the invention is to create a releasable connection between the shelf bracket and the guide rail to allow the choice of using the shelf bracket with or without the guide rail.

Advantageous embodiments of the invention are shown in the dependent claims, in the description and in the drawings.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the shelf bracket fasteners are located on the side wall of the shelf bracket. Alternatively, or additionally, the rail fasteners may be located on the side wall of the rail. The advantage is that the wall shelf mounting system can be designed compactly, and the connection between the shelf bracket and the guide rail can be made reliable.

A particularly strong connection between the shelf bracket and the rail is created when the fasteners ensure that the shape between the shelf bracket and the guide rail is matched. Alternatively, a connection with direct force transmission can be created, for example, by means of fasteners using one or more magnets. It is also contemplated that the fastening means allows a combination of conformal and direct force connections.

In one embodiment, the fasteners are formed in the side wall of the shelf bracket and/or guide rail and/or protrude from the side wall of the shelf bracket and/or guide rail. The fastening means can in particular be indentations and/or hooks or lugs bent away from the shelf bracket and/or the guide rail. Such profiled fasteners have the advantage that their production is cost-effective and at the same time high quality.

In another embodiment, particularly easy to assemble and dismantle, the fastening means enable the guide rail to be fixed and/or detached without tools. Tool-free fixing and detachment is possible when the user of the wall shelf installation system can attach the guide rail to the shelf bracket and detach it without the use of tools such as a screwdriver or hammer.

This locking and detachment of the guide rail without tools can be achieved, for example, by means of a push-fit snap-in connection between the guide rail and the shelf bracket. The push-in snap connection includes a push-in connection in which the first fastener is inserted into a second fastener formed as a hole or recess and having a complementary shape. The push-in snap connection further comprises a locking connection in which the first fastener mechanically snaps into place with the second fastener. Such push-pull connections have the advantage that they are intuitive to the user, since it is easy to see how the shelf bracket and the guide rail are to be connected to each other.

The fastening means may have at least one notch and/or at least one hook-shaped portion. In particular, the fastening means may comprise two or more notches and/or two or more hook-shaped sections. At least one cutout and at least one hook-shaped portion can be positioned relative to each other on the shelf bracket and on the guide rail in such a way that the hook can engage with the cutout and thereby hold the guide in the position provided for it on the bracket. shelves.

Preferably, the shelf bracket fasteners comprise two cutouts, one of which is a hole in the side wall of the shelf bracket, and the second cutout is a slot that extends from the top edge of the shelf bracket. The rail fastener includes at least two hook-shaped portions corresponding to the cutouts, wherein one hook may be located in the central region of the rail side wall and the second hook may be located at the top edge of the rail side wall. In this way, a push-to-click connection can be provided that is simple to manufacture and securely fastens the guide rail to the shelf bracket.

In order to ensure fixation of the guide rails on both sides of the shelf bracket, it is expedient to make the shelf bracket with two side walls, which are located in parallel at a distance from each other and have outer surfaces on which the corresponding fasteners can be located. If there is only one side wall in the shelf bracket, the fastening means can be provided on opposite sides of this side wall.

The shelf bracket preferably has a U-shaped cross section. Such a shelf bracket can be made, for example, by bending a metal sheet to form a U-shaped bracket. Preferably, the shelf bracket is made by stamping and bending only. In order to increase the stability between the two side walls of the shelf bracket, spacers can be provided, installed in parallel at a distance from each other.

To prevent the shelf bracket from accidentally falling out of the wall rail, an anti-pull protection is preferably provided at the rear end of the shelf bracket. Specifically, the pull-out protection includes a T-shaped end portion to prevent the shelf bracket from being detached from the wall shelf if the bracket is struck from below. The T-shaped end section is preferably dimensioned such that its vertically installed portion is longer than the corresponding hole in the wall rail, which is also vertically oriented when installed, and to which the T-shaped end section engages.

If the shelf bracket is provided with two side walls arranged in parallel at a distance from each other, the extraction protection can be provided at each of the rear ends, that is, at each side wall. In particular, a respective T-shaped end portion can be provided on each of the rear ends of the side walls.

In addition, the wall shelf installation system may include one or more wall rails that can be placed vertically on the wall. They may be provided with a series of holes spaced apart at regular intervals, the so-called mesh size. The distance between the respective lower ends of the holes is preferably 32 mm or 50 mm.

In order to secure the clothes hanger between two shelf brackets, the shelf bracket is preferably provided with a hanger for the hanger holder. An appropriate hanger holder can be provided, attached to the shelf bracket by a toolless hanger. For this purpose, the shelf bracket is preferably U-shaped, and for efficiency, a fastening means is provided on its underside, which cooperates with the corresponding fastening means of the hanger holder, forming a connection between the shelf bracket and the hanger holder. In particular, the shelf bracket fastener may include two holes on the underside of the shelf bracket, and the hanger holder fastener may include two hook-shaped end portions.

In order to ensure efficiency, the guide rail has a uniform cross-section, in the interior of which, in particular, a guide surface is provided for a shelf element that can be pulled out. The guide rail is preferably provided with a roller which is attached to the side of the guide rail and rolls over the shelf element when the shelf element is pulled out.

A pull-out block is preferably provided at the front end of the guide rail so that the shelf element cannot be pulled out too far. It can be made in the form of an end stop.

The shelf element that can be pulled out, for which a guide rail is provided, can be, for example, a shelf bottom, a trouser holder, a wire basket, a tray, and the like. The shelf element is preferably provided with a retractable rail corresponding to the guide rail and moving along this guide rail, providing support for the shelf element in the guide rail, which is as smooth as possible.

The subject of the invention is also a shelf bracket and/or guide rail for a wall shelf mounting system of the type described above.

Brief description of the drawings

The invention will be described below with reference to a purely illustrative embodiment and the accompanying drawings, in which:

Fig. 1A is a side view of a shelf bracket according to the invention;

Fig. 1B is a plan view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 1 A;

Fig. 1C is a rear view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 1A;

Fig. 1D wall rail for shelf bracket from Fig. 1A;

Fig. 2A is an overall top oblique view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 1A;

Fig. 2B is an oblique perspective view from below of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 1A;

Fig. 3A is a first side view of a guide rail according to the invention;

Fig. 3B is a plan view of the guide rail shown in FIG. 3A;

Fig. 3C is a second side view of the guide rail shown in FIG. 3A;

Fig. 3D rear view of the guide rail shown in FIG. 3A;

Fig. 4 is a general plan view in oblique view of the guide shown in FIG. 3A;

Fig. 5A is a side view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 1 to which the guide rail shown in FIG. 3;

Fig. 5B is a plan view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 5A;

Fig. 5C is a rear view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 5A;

Fig. 6A is a top oblique top view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 5A;

Fig. 6B is an overall top oblique view of the shelf bracket shown in FIG. 5A with the guide rail mirrored with respect to the guide rail shown in FIG. 3A;

Fig. 7A is a first side view of the retractable guide rail;

Fig. 7B is a plan view of the retractable rail shown in FIG. 7A;

Fig. 7C is a second side view of the retractable rail shown in FIG. 7A;

Fig. 7D is a rear view of the retractable rail shown in FIG. 7A;

Fig. 8 is an overall top oblique view of a trouser holder to which the retractable guide rail shown in FIG. 7A and a mirrored retractable rail;

Fig. 9A is a rear view of a clothes hanger holder;

Fig. 9B is a side view of the clothes hanger holder shown in FIG. 9A;

Fig. 9C is a front view of the clothes hanger holder shown in FIG. 9A;

Fig. 9D is a plan view of the clothes hanger shown in FIG. 9A;

Fig. 9E is a bottom view of the clothes hanger holder shown in FIG. 9A; and

Fig. 10 is a general view of the clothes hanger holder shown in FIG. 9.

Implementation of the invention

The wall shelf bracket 10 is shown in Figures 1A-1C, 2A and 2B. The bracket 10 has a rear end 12, a front end 14 and two side walls 16, 18 arranged parallel and spaced apart. The bracket 10 has a U-shape formed by bending the metal sheet and is thus essentially closed along the bottom 20, ie on the underside, and open at the top. The side walls 16, 18 of the bracket 10 are substantially triangular in shape at their outer edge, with the rear end 12 of the bracket 10 being higher than its front end 14. Although the upper side of the bracket 10 is substantially horizontal when installed, the bottom 20 of the bracket forms an inclined surface. , which passes into the peripheral surface in the form of a quadrant at the front end 14 of the bracket 10.

Bracket 10 has a T-shaped end portion 22a, 22b at the rear end 12 of each side wall 16, 18, said T-shaped end portion serving to suspend the bracket 10 from a wall rail 24 shown in FIG. 1D. Wall rail 24 can also be called a wall strip. Each T-shaped end section 22a, 22b is formed by a 2 lb section 21a, the length of which is at least approximately equal to the wall thickness of the wall rail 24 and a hook-shaped section 23a, 23b which protrudes from it, extends transversely and forms the so-called rod T -shaped end section 22a, 22b.

The wall rail 24 has several pairs of slots 26a, 26b along its main longitudinal direction, which are spaced apart at a certain distance 28, the so-called grid dimension. Each of the T-shaped end portions 22a, 22b has a maximum height 30 which is greater than the length 32 of the slots 26a, 26b. The T-shaped end sections 22a, 22b of the bracket 10 can only be inserted into the slots 26a, 26b by rotating the bracket 10 about an axis that runs perpendicular to the planes of the side walls 16, 18. The T-shaped end sections 22a, 22b are thus not only hold the bracket 10 on the wall rail 24, but also additionally form a protection against extraction of the bracket 10. The bracket 10 is thus mounted on the wall rail 24, so that when the bracket 10 is rotated upwards, the upper parts of the sections 23a, 26b are first inserted into the slot-like holes 26a, 26b. 23 b in the form of a hook T-shaped end sections 22a, 22b; then, the bracket 10 is rotated downward to a horizontal position so that the lower portions of the hook-shaped portions 23a, 23b are also inserted into the slots 26a, 26b; and finally, the bracket 10 is moved down along the wall rail 24 until the strip portions 21a, 21b are at the lower edges of the slots 26a, 26b. From the rear side of the bracket 10 additionally protrude two pins 34a, 34b, each of which, when installed, fits into an adjacent slot-like hole 36a, 36b of the wall rail 24 of the bracket 10 and provides protection against extraction. The lateral movement of the bracket 10 relative to the wall rail 24 is further limited so that the lateral attachment and guidance of the bracket 10 is carried out by pins 34a, 34b and holes 36a, 36b.

In addition, the bracket 10 has a circular hanging hole 38 in the region of its rear end 12 which extends through both side walls 16, 18 and allows the bracket 10 to be suspended from a load carrier (not shown) and thus offered for sale to the customer.

A series of cutouts 42a, 42b-52a, 52b extending into the respective side wall 16, 18 are formed on the top edge 40a, 40b of each side wall 16, 18 to receive one or more shelf elements therein. The first cutouts 42a, 42b form a substantially rectangular groove and are located in the rear end of the bracket 10. The second cutouts 44a, 44b, 48a and 48b are located along the upper edge 40a, 40b after substantially one third and after two thirds of the total length of the shelf bracket. , are made identical with respect to each other, and each of them has an undercut 45a, 45b, 49a, 49b. The undercuts 45, 49 serve, for example, to hold the bottom of the shelf or the bottom of the wire mesh in the cutouts 44, 48 by matching in shape. The third cutouts 46a, 46b, 50a, 50b are slits extending perpendicularly from the upper edge into the side wall 16, 18. In this respect, the cutouts 46 are located substantially centrally, i.e. are located at the same distance from the front end 14 and from the rear end 12 of the bracket 10, and the cutouts 50 are located in the area of the front end of the bracket 10. The cutouts 52 are made at the front end 14 and are open at the top and front. Thus, cutouts 52 have a stepped outline in side view (FIG. 1A).

Shelf elements, such as the steel bottom of the compartment, can be placed to match the shape of cutouts 42, 46 and 52.

In addition, each of the side walls 16, 18 is provided with a rectangular hole 54a, 54b, which extends in the longitudinal direction of the shelf bracket. Holes 54a, 54b are made on the bracket 10 on the same axis with each other. Together with slot-like cutouts 50a, 50b made on the upper edge 40a, 40b in the area of the front end of the shelf bracket, the holes 54a, 54b serve as fasteners for the guide rail 56 attached to the bracket 10.

The guide rail 56 is shown more. in detail in figures 3A-4. The guide rail 56 has a rear basket 70, a front end 72, and a side wall 74. As can be seen in FIG. 3D, the bottom rail part 76 and the top rail part 78 project perpendicularly from the side wall 74 of the rail 56. Thus, the rail 56 has a C-shaped cross section in at least some areas.

The first hook-shaped section 80 which extends towards the rear is curved outward, i.e., in the direction opposite to the guide sections 76, 78, from the side wall 74 in the rear region of the guide rail 56. The front section 82 of the guide rail protrudes above the top section 78 of the guide rail in the front area of the guide rail 56. The second hook-shaped section 84 protrudes from the front section 82 of the guide in the region of the upper front corner of said front section of the guide rail and also curves outward but extends to the front.

Each of the first partial portions 80a, 84a of the hook-shaped portions 80, 84 extend from the outside of the side wall 74, and then the second partial portions 80b, 84b extend substantially parallel to the side wall 74 but in opposite directions (FIG. 3B) . The second partial section 80b of the first hook-shaped section 80 thus extends towards the back, and the second partial section 84b of the second hook-shaped section 84 extends towards the front.

The first hook-shaped portion 80 to the second hook-shaped portion 84 form a push-fit snap connection with the notch 54a (FIG. 1A) and the slot 50a of the bracket 10 so that the guide rail 56 can be secured to the bracket 10 without tools, as shown in FIG. . 5A-6. For this purpose, the outer side of the side wall 74 of the guide rail 56 is located on the outer side of the side wall 16 of the bracket 10 in such a way that the first hook-shaped portion 80 fits into the recess 54a of the bracket 10. Then, the guide rail 56 is displaced towards the rear end 12 of the bracket 1E with respect to of the bracket 10 such that the hook-shaped section 80 engages with the first side wall 16, and the side wall part 16 is located between the second partial section 80b and the side wall 74 of the guide rail 56. The distance between the hook-shaped sections 80, 84, more precisely, the distance between the first partial sections 80a, 84a of the hook-shaped sections 80, 84 is of such a size that the partial section 84a of the second hook-shaped section 84 of the guide rail 56 can be inserted into the slot 50, while the first hook-shaped section 80 is already engaged with holding bracket 10. In other words, the first hook-shaped section 80 can first be pressed into the recess 54a until the sides i, the wall 16 of the bracket 10 will not be located between the partial section 80b and the side wall 74 of the guide rail 56, and the second hook-shaped section 84 can then be inserted from above into the slot 50 of the bracket 10.

As can be seen in FIG. 5A, the top portion 78 of the guide rail 56 is substantially located under the top edge 40, i.e. about one third of the total height of the bracket 10 in the installed state. In this way, it is possible to fix the guide rail 56 and, in addition, an additional shelf element, such as a wire bottom, a wooden bottom or a steel bottom of the compartment on the side of the bracket 10.

In addition, the guide rail 56 is provided with a roller 86 (FIG. 3A) which is located on the inside of the guide rail 56 in the region of the front end of the guide rail 56. The roller 86 is mounted for rotation about the axis of rotation 88, which runs perpendicular to the plane of the side wall 74 .

A guide rail 56 is used in conjunction with a mirror mounted second guide rail 56' (FIG. 6B) as a movable support for a shelf member 90, such as the trouser holder 90 shown in FIG. 8, wooden bottom, wire basket or tray. To slide in and out with minimal friction, a slide rail 92 (FIGS. 7A-7D) is detachably or non-removably attached to the shelf member 90 on the left and the mirror mounted slide rail 92' on the right. The retractable rail 92 has an upper portion 94, the inner side 94a of which (Fig. 7c) is in contact with the peripheral surface 86a of the roller 86 of the guide rail 56 (Fig. 3A-3D) and on the inner side 94a of which the roller 86 of the guide rail 56 is rolled during extension and retraction into element 90 of the shelf. The roller 96, which is mounted for rotation about the axis of rotation 98, perpendicular to the plane of the side wall 100 of the drawer rail 92, is also attached to the drawer rail 92. The peripheral surface 96a of the roller 96 of the drawer rail 92 is located on the inner side 76a (Fig. 3A) of the lower portion 76 guide rail in the assembled state and rolled on the inner side 76A of the lower section 76 of the guide rail during the extension and retraction of the element 90 of the shelf.

To set the retracted state of the shelf element 90, on the inner side 76 of the lower section 76 of the guide, a bulge 102 is made, on which the roller 96 of the sliding rail 92 can be rolled, which is thus held in a certain position. In addition, on the outer side of the front end 72 of the guide rail 56 is provided a retractable stop 104 made of elastomer, which comes into contact with the wall 106 of the front end (Fig. 1C) of the sliding rail 92 when a certain closed state of the shelf element 90 is reached.

In order to prevent the pull-out rail 92 from being pulled out more than a certain pull-out distance, the rollers 86, 96 are positioned so that they limit the pull-out of the pull-out rail 92 by mutually abutting each other. For this purpose, the rollers 86, 96 are located in the installed state in overlapping height regions and depth regions. Thus, a pull-out unit is defined, by which the shelf element 90, together with the pull-out rail 92, is prevented from being unintentionally detached from the guide rail 56.

Two hangers 58, 60 for a respective one clothes hanger holder 62 (FIGS. 9A-10) are provided in the front half at the base 20 of the bracket 10 (FIGS. 1B). Each hanger 58, 60 is formed by two slots 58a, 58b and two holes 58c, 58d. In order to attach the clothes hanger holder 62 to the bracket 10, the hook-shaped portions 64a, 64b of the upper ends in the clothes hanger holder 62 are inserted into slots 58a, 58b from below, the clothes hanger holder is moved forward in the direction of the holes 58c, 58d and the rope holder 62 for the clothes are pulled down so that the hook-shaped portions 64c, 64d of the front ends of the upper end portions 64a, 64b enter the openings 56c, 58d.

The clothes hanger holder 62 includes a hook-shaped clothes hanger or a clothes hanger stringing hanger 108 (not shown). Two inwardly raised portions PO 112 are pressed into the end portion of the tube holder 108 and secure a clothes hanger held on the clothes hanger holder 62 . To insert the hanger into the hanger holder 62, the former is clamped in the tube holder 108 over the raised portions 110, 112. Between the tube holder 108 and the upper end portions 64a, 64b, a connecting portion 114 is formed in the form of a single twisted metal sheet in the form of a hook. This embodiment of the clothes hanger holder 62 has the advantage that the holder 62 can be manufactured inexpensively from sheet metal.

In addition, two holes 66, 68 are made in the bottom 20 of the bracket 10 (FIG. 1B) through which screws can be passed, for example, to screw a wooden shelf to the bottom.

The bracket 10 can also be called a universal support due to its various functions described above, which include fixing the bottom of the shelf, attaching guide rails for pull-out shelf elements, and attaching clothes hanger holders, and due to the universal applicability provided by these functions.

Position number list

10 shelf bracket

12 rear end of shelf bracket

14 shelf bracket front end

16 first side wall of shelf bracket

18 second side wall of shelf bracket

20 bracket bottom

21 strip sections of T-shaped end section

22 T-shaped end section

23 Hook section of T-end section

24 wall rail or wall strip

26 wall rail slot 28 grid size

30 maximum height of the T-shaped end section

32 wall rail slot length

34 pin

36 second slot of the wall rail

38 hanging hole

40 top edge of shelf bracket

42 cutout

44 cutout

45 undercut

46 cutout

48 cutout

49 undercut

50 cutout

52 cutout

54 hole

56 guide

58 suspension

58a, 58b slots

58c, 58d holes

60 suspension

62 clothes hanger holder

64a, 64b hook-shaped upper end portions

64c, 64d front end sections

66 hole

68 hole

70 rear end of guide rail

72 front end of guide rail

74 side wall guide rail

76 lower section of the guide rail

76a the inner side of the lower section of the guide rail

78 upper section of the guide rail

80 first section in the shape of a hook

80a first partial section

80b second partial section

82 front rail section

84 second hook section

84a first partial section

84b second partial section

86 guide rail roller

86a peripheral surface of the roller

88 roller rotation axis

90 shelf element

92 retractable rail

94 upper section of the retractable rail

94a inner side of the upper section of the retractable rail

96 slide rail roller

96a roller peripheral surface

98 roller rotation axis

100 side wall retractable rail

102 outer arch

104 sliding stop

106 drawer front wall

108 tube holder

110 raised part for clamping the tube or fixing the tube

112 raised part for clamping the tube or fixing the tube

114 connecting section

Claims (16)

1. System for installing a wall shelf, including: a bracket (10) having a rear end (12) for fastening to a wall rail (24), a front end (14), and at least one first side wall (16); and guide rail (56) for the element (90) of the shelf, made with the possibility of extension and having a rear end (70), a front end (72) and at least one side wall (74), moreover, fasteners (50, 54) are provided on the bracket (10) of the shelf; moreover, fastening means (80, 84) are provided on the guide rail (56) corresponding to the fastening means (50, 54) of the shelf bracket (10) and made with the possibility of detachable attachment of the guide rail (56) to the shelf bracket (10); moreover, the fastening means (50, 54) of the shelf bracket (10) are two cutouts, where one of the cutouts (50) is made in the form of a hole in the side wall (16) of the shelf bracket (10), and the other cutout (54) is made in the form a slot that extends from the top edge (40) of the shelf bracket (10) into the shelf bracket (10); and the guide rail (56) fasteners include at least two hook-shaped portions (80, 84) corresponding to said cutouts. 2. The system for installing a wall shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening means (50, 54) of the shelf bracket (10) are placed on the side wall (16) of the shelf bracket (10); and/or fasteners (80, 84) of the guide rail (56) are placed on the side wall (74) of the guide rail (56). 3. A system for mounting a wall shelf according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the fixing means (50, 54, 80, 84) provide an appropriately shaped connection between the shelf bracket (10) and the guide rail (56). 4. System for mounting a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fixing means (50, 54, 80, 84) are formed in the side wall (16, 74) of the shelf bracket (10) and/or the guide rail (56) and/or protrude from the side wall (16, 74) of the bracket (10) of the shelf and/or the guide rail (56). 5. System for mounting a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fixing means (50, 54, 80, 84) allow fixation and/or detachment of the guide rail (56) without the use of tools. 6. System for installing a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fixing means (50, 54, 80, 84) provide a push-to-click connection between the guide rail (56) and the shelf bracket (10). 7. System for mounting a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fastening means (50, 54) are provided on each of the side walls (16, 18) of the shelf bracket (10) for corresponding attachment of the guide rail (56) thereto . 8. System for mounting a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bracket (10) of the shelf is equipped with an anti-extraction protection (22, 34) provided at its rear end, which in particular has a T-shaped end section ( 22). 9. System for installing a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding paragraphs, characterized in that at least one hanger (58, 60) for a holder (62) of clothes hangers is provided on the bracket (10) of the shelf; and also in which a holder (62) of clothes hangers is provided, which can be connected to the bracket (10) of the shelf without tools. 10. System for mounting a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the guide rail (56) has a C-shaped cross section. 11. System for mounting a wall shelf according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the guide rail (56) has a pull-out unit, in particular in the form of a roller (86), located in its front end region.

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