CA100790S - Sink - Google Patents

Abstract

The design consists of a sink showing a bottom surface that merges with inwardly concave inner surfaces which extend upward and outward, and then become four (4) inner planar surface which extend upwardly and slightly outwardly, then merge with an inwardly convex surface which extends upwardly and outwardly, then becomes inwardly concave and extends upwardly and outwardly, then becomes inwardly convex and extends upwardly and outwardly. To the front and sides this convex surface continues to extend downwardly and outwardly to planar surfaces which extend downwardly at the front and sides, and also having a downwardly extending planar surface at each of the front corners, which all extend to a lower edge. To the rear of this horizontally planar surface a forwardly convex surface extends rearwardly and upwardly, to upwardly extending planar surfaces, to an essentially horizontally planar surface which extends to a rear edge. This horizontally planar surface is separated into two separate planar surfaces by the middle portion thereof which lacks the horizontally planar surface. The right and left side ends of this horizontally planar surface each merges with an upwardly convex surface which extends to the planar side surface.Drawings of the design are included in which:Figure 1 is a perspective view of a sink according to the present design;Figure 2 is a top plan view thereof;Figure 3 is a front elevational view thereof;Figure 4 is a left side elevational view thereof, the right side elevational view being a mirror image to the left side shown; andFigure 5 is a rear elevational view thereof, portions of which that are not visible when the rear of the sink abuts a wall being shown for illustrative purposes only.