CA1104627A - Garbage disposal bag enclosure - Google Patents
Garbage disposal bag enclosureInfo
- Publication number
- CA1104627A CA1104627A CA315,344A CA315344A CA1104627A CA 1104627 A CA1104627 A CA 1104627A CA 315344 A CA315344 A CA 315344A CA 1104627 A CA1104627 A CA 1104627A
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- CA
- Canada
- Prior art keywords
- bag
- holding
- bags
- compartment
- enclosure
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65F—GATHERING OR REMOVAL OF DOMESTIC OR LIKE REFUSE
- B65F1/00—Refuse receptacles; Accessories therefor
- B65F1/04—Refuse receptacles; Accessories therefor with removable inserts
- B65F1/06—Refuse receptacles; Accessories therefor with removable inserts with flexible inserts, e.g. bags or sacks
Abstract
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
An enclosure adapted to hold bags for the filling thereof with garbage and characterized by a cover provided with a padding mat to close the mouth of the open bags in the enclosure and thus minimize the spreading of bad smells and allow complete filling of the bags without having to dispose of only partly filled bags to get rid of bad smells. This garbage disposal bag enclosure thus provides savings resulting from such complete filling of the bags and by being also constructed to use the ordinary grocery paper bags as well as standard garbage bags.
This garbage disposal bag enclosure includes a frame with flanges to hold the mouth of the bags along all the periphery thereof to avoid accidental dropping of garbage outside the bags and this frame is forwardly inclined to make it easy to drop the garbage in the bags.
An enclosure adapted to hold bags for the filling thereof with garbage and characterized by a cover provided with a padding mat to close the mouth of the open bags in the enclosure and thus minimize the spreading of bad smells and allow complete filling of the bags without having to dispose of only partly filled bags to get rid of bad smells. This garbage disposal bag enclosure thus provides savings resulting from such complete filling of the bags and by being also constructed to use the ordinary grocery paper bags as well as standard garbage bags.
This garbage disposal bag enclosure includes a frame with flanges to hold the mouth of the bags along all the periphery thereof to avoid accidental dropping of garbage outside the bags and this frame is forwardly inclined to make it easy to drop the garbage in the bags.
Description
This invention relates to a box ~or the dispoQal of garbage, and more particularly, to an snclosure of the type adaptsd to hold garbage bag~ while fillinq the~ uith garbage for disposal of the latter.
There haue before been proposed enclosures to hold garbage bags for ths filling thersof with garbage. Such prior art enclosures present some problems such as for instancs of bad smells since the cover does not close tight and the bag or bags are not either tightly closed, and by the fact that the means to hold the 10 ...... mouth of the bag which is not adapted to positivsly support the mouth of the bag around all its periphery and garbage is thus allowed to accidentally drop ovsr into the enclosur6 whsre it is forgotten and it rottens. ~esides, in such prior art enclosures, ~uch as the one shown in U.S. Patent no. 2,796,309, the top of the snclosure is horizontal and at the hsight it must be to acco~odate standard garbage bags, it is difficult to clcanly drop the garbage in ths bags.
It is a general object of the present invsntion to provide a garbage disposal bag enclosure ~hich is particularly made to p~avent the spreading of bad s~ells and thus which allo~s to fill ~`
all the bags full without having to di~poss of only partly filled bags to get rid of bad smellY.
~ ,f - It i8 a more specific obj~ct of the prssent inuention to provide a garbage disposal bag enclosure ~hersin ths cover tightly closes the bags while-they are held operatively distended inside ``
the enclosure.
It i~ another object of the present invention to provide a garbage disposal bag enclosurs ~herein the co~er and the bags are arranged for easy opening and closing of the cover and for easy access to the mouth of the bags and dropping of garbage therein.
It is a further object of the present invention to pro~ide a garbage dispo~al bag enclosure which is adapted to use '
There haue before been proposed enclosures to hold garbage bags for ths filling thersof with garbage. Such prior art enclosures present some problems such as for instancs of bad smells since the cover does not close tight and the bag or bags are not either tightly closed, and by the fact that the means to hold the 10 ...... mouth of the bag which is not adapted to positivsly support the mouth of the bag around all its periphery and garbage is thus allowed to accidentally drop ovsr into the enclosur6 whsre it is forgotten and it rottens. ~esides, in such prior art enclosures, ~uch as the one shown in U.S. Patent no. 2,796,309, the top of the snclosure is horizontal and at the hsight it must be to acco~odate standard garbage bags, it is difficult to clcanly drop the garbage in ths bags.
It is a general object of the present invsntion to provide a garbage disposal bag enclosure ~hich is particularly made to p~avent the spreading of bad s~ells and thus which allo~s to fill ~`
all the bags full without having to di~poss of only partly filled bags to get rid of bad smellY.
~ ,f - It i8 a more specific obj~ct of the prssent inuention to provide a garbage disposal bag enclosure ~hersin ths cover tightly closes the bags while-they are held operatively distended inside ``
the enclosure.
It i~ another object of the present invention to provide a garbage disposal bag enclosurs ~herein the co~er and the bags are arranged for easy opening and closing of the cover and for easy access to the mouth of the bags and dropping of garbage therein.
It is a further object of the present invention to pro~ide a garbage dispo~al bag enclosure which is adapted to use '
- 2 -11~46Z7 standard garbags bags as well as ordinary grocery p;~per bags and thus p~duce an economy in the purchass of garbay~ oags.
It is still another objsct of the pr~sent inuention to provide a garbaye disposal bag enclosure wher~in the ~outh of each bag is supported all along the periphery thereof to minimize accident~l dropping oF garbage outsid~ the bags held in distendod operati~e position in th~ enclosure.
The above and other objacts and dvantages of the pressnt invention will b~ better undurstood wit~l roference to the fol-10 lowing detailed description of a pref~rred embodiment thereof which is illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a perspective vie~ of a garbage disposal bag enclosure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention and shown with the cover opan;
Figure 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the same garbage disposal bag snclosure shown fully open and with p~rt broken away;
Figure 3 is a Qide eleuation ~iew as saen from the left in Figure l; and Figure 4 i8 a cross-sectional view of the upper portion of tho encloQur~ as seen along line 4-4 in Figure 1.
Ths illustrated garbage disposal bag enclo~uIe comprises a box including opposite sides 1 and 2, a back 3 and a front 4 having thsir top edga S forming a forwardly inclined plane. A cover 6 is hlng~d at 7 along the uppsr edge of ths back 3 to clos2 in downwardly inclined position on the upper edg~s 5.
A partition 8 ext~nds between th~ back 3 and th~ front 4 and laterally dividss the box into a right bag holding compartmont, a lef' bag holding co~part~ent, and a left bag supply compartmsnt G ~ith th~ lattar undsrlying ths lsft bag holding compartment. The bottom 9 of the right bag holding compartmsnt and tbe bottom 10 ~f t~,e lcft bag holding compartm~nt are forwardly inclir)sd comm~nsoratc with the inclination defined by the top edges 5. The bag supply compartment includes a flat horizontal bDttom 11 and a shelf 12 allo~in? to separatsly stack a supply of garbage bags 13 and of paper bags 14. A hinged door 15 allows access to the bag supply compartment and is foril?ed with an internal shelf or pocket 16 to hold a supply of ties, cords, or the liks fasteners for the filled bags.
An internal molding 17 is provided against ths sides ~ 1~ 2, the back 3, and the front 4 ana' is forwardly inclined comoensurate 1~ with the top edges 5 to support a bag holding frams 18 in forwardly inclined position upon resting thereon. The bag holding fri~ne may be of any appropriate construction to form bag holding apertures 15', 19 and 20. In this case, the frame 18 includes a pancl 21 formed with thi3 apertures 15, 19 and 2~ therein. The apertures 19, 19 overlis ths inclined bottom 10 and are similarly inclined at a suitable distancc~? therefrom to hold paper bags 14 in fully distended position therein. The aperture 20 overlies ths inclined bottom 9 and is similarly inclined at a suitable distance or hnight therefrom to hold a garbage bag 13 in fully distended position therein~ Each bag halding aperture 19, 19 and 20 is foriT?ed with a flange 22 or 23 upwardly projscting edgewise.
The cover 6 includss a plate or board 24 and a padding ~nat 25 lining the internal faci-? thereof~ The mat 25 is arranged to tightly close th0 mouth of the bags upon closing the cover, as shown in Figurs 4~ The ~at 25 includss a sheet of r-esilient foam covered by a plastic shei-?t 26 which may t?e easily cleanod. A spring tsnsioned latch 27 tightl~ closee, the? hinged covsr 6 over thi3 ~outh of the bag.
The garbage bags 13 and 14 are put in place by inserting then? downward into the apertures 19 and 20 and rolling the mouth portion iof each bag over the corresponding flange 22 or 23, Preferably, a band 28 is engaged around each flange to clainp the moiJtn c?f ~he correspo!?ding bag. It must be noted that the botton?s 5' and 10 are IIQ~
spaced and inclined a predetermined distance under the frame 18 such that the paper bags 14 of the grocery typs and the usual ~ -~
plastic garbage bag 13 operatively rest in fully distended position as shown in Figure 3.
To remove any filled bag~ the frame 18 may be lifted such that the bag is removed from under it.
~ It must be noted that ths choice of bags allou~ to , ~-,~ use the standard grocery paper bags such as to put non-rotting or - `
! - dry refuss in them.
~,~ lD The inclined cover 6 and frame 18 make it much easier ~ -to put something in the bags sinc~ the mouth of the bags opens for~ard ~
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It is still another objsct of the pr~sent inuention to provide a garbaye disposal bag enclosure wher~in the ~outh of each bag is supported all along the periphery thereof to minimize accident~l dropping oF garbage outsid~ the bags held in distendod operati~e position in th~ enclosure.
The above and other objacts and dvantages of the pressnt invention will b~ better undurstood wit~l roference to the fol-10 lowing detailed description of a pref~rred embodiment thereof which is illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a perspective vie~ of a garbage disposal bag enclosure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention and shown with the cover opan;
Figure 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the same garbage disposal bag snclosure shown fully open and with p~rt broken away;
Figure 3 is a Qide eleuation ~iew as saen from the left in Figure l; and Figure 4 i8 a cross-sectional view of the upper portion of tho encloQur~ as seen along line 4-4 in Figure 1.
Ths illustrated garbage disposal bag enclo~uIe comprises a box including opposite sides 1 and 2, a back 3 and a front 4 having thsir top edga S forming a forwardly inclined plane. A cover 6 is hlng~d at 7 along the uppsr edge of ths back 3 to clos2 in downwardly inclined position on the upper edg~s 5.
A partition 8 ext~nds between th~ back 3 and th~ front 4 and laterally dividss the box into a right bag holding compartmont, a lef' bag holding co~part~ent, and a left bag supply compartmsnt G ~ith th~ lattar undsrlying ths lsft bag holding compartment. The bottom 9 of the right bag holding compartmsnt and tbe bottom 10 ~f t~,e lcft bag holding compartm~nt are forwardly inclir)sd comm~nsoratc with the inclination defined by the top edges 5. The bag supply compartment includes a flat horizontal bDttom 11 and a shelf 12 allo~in? to separatsly stack a supply of garbage bags 13 and of paper bags 14. A hinged door 15 allows access to the bag supply compartment and is foril?ed with an internal shelf or pocket 16 to hold a supply of ties, cords, or the liks fasteners for the filled bags.
An internal molding 17 is provided against ths sides ~ 1~ 2, the back 3, and the front 4 ana' is forwardly inclined comoensurate 1~ with the top edges 5 to support a bag holding frams 18 in forwardly inclined position upon resting thereon. The bag holding fri~ne may be of any appropriate construction to form bag holding apertures 15', 19 and 20. In this case, the frame 18 includes a pancl 21 formed with thi3 apertures 15, 19 and 2~ therein. The apertures 19, 19 overlis ths inclined bottom 10 and are similarly inclined at a suitable distancc~? therefrom to hold paper bags 14 in fully distended position therein. The aperture 20 overlies ths inclined bottom 9 and is similarly inclined at a suitable distance or hnight therefrom to hold a garbage bag 13 in fully distended position therein~ Each bag halding aperture 19, 19 and 20 is foriT?ed with a flange 22 or 23 upwardly projscting edgewise.
The cover 6 includss a plate or board 24 and a padding ~nat 25 lining the internal faci-? thereof~ The mat 25 is arranged to tightly close th0 mouth of the bags upon closing the cover, as shown in Figurs 4~ The ~at 25 includss a sheet of r-esilient foam covered by a plastic shei-?t 26 which may t?e easily cleanod. A spring tsnsioned latch 27 tightl~ closee, the? hinged covsr 6 over thi3 ~outh of the bag.
The garbage bags 13 and 14 are put in place by inserting then? downward into the apertures 19 and 20 and rolling the mouth portion iof each bag over the corresponding flange 22 or 23, Preferably, a band 28 is engaged around each flange to clainp the moiJtn c?f ~he correspo!?ding bag. It must be noted that the botton?s 5' and 10 are IIQ~
spaced and inclined a predetermined distance under the frame 18 such that the paper bags 14 of the grocery typs and the usual ~ -~
plastic garbage bag 13 operatively rest in fully distended position as shown in Figure 3.
To remove any filled bag~ the frame 18 may be lifted such that the bag is removed from under it.
~ It must be noted that ths choice of bags allou~ to , ~-,~ use the standard grocery paper bags such as to put non-rotting or - `
! - dry refuss in them.
~,~ lD The inclined cover 6 and frame 18 make it much easier ~ -to put something in the bags sinc~ the mouth of the bags opens for~ard ~
as ~ell a~ upuard. - -, , ,~
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Claims (6)
OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A garbage disposal bag enclosure comprising: a box forming a bag-holding compartment having an open top, said box including a hinged cover closing the top of said compartment, said cover having an internal face, a bag holder frame mounted in said box at the top of said compartment and adapted to removably hold at least one bag in upwardly-open and operatively-distended position under said hinged cover, and a padding mat lining said internal face of said hinged cover and tightly closing said one open bag upon operative closing of said hinged cover over said operatively open one bag.
2. A garbage disposal bag enclosure as defined in claim 1, wherein said bag holder frame includes at least one bag-holding aperture and a bag-holding flange surrounding said one bag-holding aperture and operatively holding said one bag distended around said one bag-holding aperture.
3. A garbage disposal bag enclosure as defined in claim 2, wherein said bag holder frame and said one bag-holding aperture are forwardly inclined, and said box includes a bottom for said bag-holding compartment inclined substantially commensurats with the inclination of said frame and of said one bag-holding aperture and positioned at a distended bag-holding distance below said frame.
4. A garbage disposal bag enclosure as defined in claim 3, wherein said flange upwardly projects edgewise and is arranged for operatively having the upper edge portion of said one bag rolled down thereover.
5. A garbage disposal bag enclosure as defined in claim 4, wherein said bag-holding frame includes a plurality of bag-holding apertures including said one bag-holding aperture, a bag-holding flange surrounding each of said apertures and upwardly projecting edgewise for holding of a garbage bag into each of said apertures in operative rolled-down engagement over the flanges.
6. A garbage disposal bag enclosure as defined in claim 5, wherein said box includes a fore and aft partition defining said one and another bag holding compartments side by side into said box, said another compartment has a bottom higher than said one compartment and forming a grocery paper bag compartment, said box includes a bag supply compartment under said another bag holding compartment, and a door giving access to said bag supply compartment.
Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| CA315,344A CA1104627A (en) | 1978-10-31 | 1978-10-31 | Garbage disposal bag enclosure |
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| CA315,344A CA1104627A (en) | 1978-10-31 | 1978-10-31 | Garbage disposal bag enclosure |
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| CA1104627A true CA1104627A (en) | 1981-07-07 |
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Cited By (5)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US4729489A (en) * | 1986-12-12 | 1988-03-08 | Carl Papaianni | Compartmentalized trash container |
| US4919290A (en) * | 1989-03-17 | 1990-04-24 | Wadel L Kathleen | Recycling wastebasket |
| US4974746A (en) * | 1989-03-16 | 1990-12-04 | Dickinson Addison M | Waste separation container |
| US5058763A (en) * | 1989-03-16 | 1991-10-22 | Dickinson Addison M | Waste separation apparatus |
| WO1992007494A1 (en) * | 1990-10-29 | 1992-05-14 | Sari Scheinberg Med Yes You Can | Inset element for cupboards |
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1978
- 1978-10-31 CA CA315,344A patent/CA1104627A/en not_active Expired
Cited By (5)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US4729489A (en) * | 1986-12-12 | 1988-03-08 | Carl Papaianni | Compartmentalized trash container |
| US4974746A (en) * | 1989-03-16 | 1990-12-04 | Dickinson Addison M | Waste separation container |
| US5058763A (en) * | 1989-03-16 | 1991-10-22 | Dickinson Addison M | Waste separation apparatus |
| US4919290A (en) * | 1989-03-17 | 1990-04-24 | Wadel L Kathleen | Recycling wastebasket |
| WO1992007494A1 (en) * | 1990-10-29 | 1992-05-14 | Sari Scheinberg Med Yes You Can | Inset element for cupboards |
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