DOUBLE-FRONTED FURNITURE FACADE AND MOUNT USED WITH SAME
A facade having two front faces is intended for changing the consumer characteristics of furniture as a result of switching the outer front surface thereof during use. The front faces of the facade are made of metals, glass, polymer materials, composite materials and wood-containing materials capable of being combined with one another using mechanical, thermal and chemical methods of processing, both of each side individually, and jointly. The facade is primarily held along the lateral sides thereof by means of a detachable connection between a concealed mechanism and the mount, which is in turn affixed to a furniture accessory mechanism which allows for a movable connection between the facade and the furniture body. The front surface of a piece of furniture is changed following the spatial displacement of the facade relative to the static position thereof, wherein at least two variants of overall facade surface characteristics are achieved for a set of furniture as a whole. The invention allows for using a furniture facade without affixing furniture accessory mechanisms along either of the available front faces.