DE1954755U - PAPER FLOOR MAT FOR MOTOR VEHICLES. - Google Patents

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HORST PFOTEKHAÜER 5 Eöln-Ueiclenpesch

Ing.Meusser Str. BGh

Disposable multilayer paper floor mats for Motor vehicles

Description;

A) State of the art and disadvantages of 2.Zt. used? ahrzeu.g » floor coverings_

At the moment there are motor vehicles. 2.B, PKIs. Trucks _:. Busses us? /, Usually provided with a rubber covering or a Ve-1 oursteppi cli in the passenger compartment.

As and wet road i in adverse weather conditions (. Rain · Sehneematsch) when boarding the vehicles; iit the footwear water, snow, mud and gravel on the floor covering is (especially since no doormat to the vehicle is _present): polluted the J? Ufiraum relatively strong. Dirty puddles of ir / water form on the rubber carpet and the expensive velor carpet is soaked in water. The wetness and the dirt can only be removed from the car with greater expenditure of time and effort, often only after the bad weather period. The velor carpets ", - / earth sticky and wear out quickly. The boöenfeleeh under the floor covering rusts. The vehicle floor becomes a breeding ground for bacteria of all kinds. Mold and other fungal cultures often form. / There is also an unpleasant smell inside the car. Removing and. Drying the large carpets is cumbersome and on end. Renewing the carpets is relatively expensive. In many countries with long periods of precipitation and many unpaved roads, the oil described is particularly noticeable. which are mostly sold in two or four parts, have the same disadvantages , and a set is relatively expensive.

The disadvantages outlined gave the reason to create an inexpensive, awecl ·: - racy, light flooring hat ζ that

1. does not require maintenance,

"2. Can be removed after use and soiling (" / ie s.B, a. Tempo handkerchief, a Kleenextuch, a Moltex diaper and älm-Iiehe Paper products),

j5. absorbs water and absorbs dirt,

4. Can be used multiple times.

B) Called "disposable multilayer paper floor mats for motor vehicles "

the applicant for this utility model developed a paper mat, which like the previously commercially available textile floor mats (see B. for PKV / s usually consisting of 4 parts - those from the vehicle manufacturers supplied flooring is laid.

B) 1. The most important feature of the paper floor mats is listed. that each mat has several (ea. 5) layers (Ga = 2 - '-! ^ thickness) absorbent paper with an abrasion-resistant surface (51g. 1 φ), the top layer of which when a certain degree of diffusion is reached Torn off (by 'Jasser fi. Dirt), folded up and can be thrown away.

B) 2. About the penetration of water from the top layer to the next To prevent them lying underneath, every layer of paper (Fig.I (^ through a thin, waterproof plastic film (Fig. 1 (?)) separated.

B) 3 · To prevent the paper floor mats from sliding on the vehicle floor , the plastic films are not smooth, like the film is commercially available, but sometimes rough on the surface (e.g. by partially spraying on an emery layer.

B) 4. All paper ⁵ - and plastic layers are stitched together easily torn off at two opposite edges.

B) 5 The paper layers have a raised embossed ^ and which prevents Sehmutz from rolling down. (Fig. 2)

B) 6. The surface can be embossed in a wide variety of ways, eg check pattern or advertising lettering such as Ford, Opel _:. BKJ us *.:.

B) 7 · The fora and the outline of the disposable multilayer paper floor mats can be different., Ζ.3. simplest basic form; ζ.3 rectangular (Fig. ^ f5)) ₃ square (4) or t ^ apesfcraig (5) or blanks that are adapted to the Palrzeugbodenforra of the most different types of furniture, e.g. (Fig. 4 (o / ^ f) (^ fjj \) or (Fig. 5 (ld)) like commercially available textile floor mats). The forr, <can also exist as running meter goods, e.g. for buses _{5, planes, ships.} The paper floor mats can consist of one or more parts.

B) 8. The color can also be different. However, it will be darker ones muted colors preferred.

Claims (2)

425 * -6.1C.ßS_ "5_ C) The essential advance of paper floor mats compared to the current state of the art is" that they do not require any maintenance; they are cheap to buy "that Palars' inner walls are easier to keep clean ( Since haters and dirt are thrown away along with the top layer of the mat), the valuable Ve lours carpet is kept clean and spared by half its previous lifespan. In addition, the paper floor mats are more hygienic, as bacteria cannot thrive in the putrefaction as with the TeH-tilt carpet. Moldy smell in the interior of the hunt is prevented} the mats can also be used as hackcloths, as well as cleaning rags, if none is within reach, and to suck up water from any previously soaked Sahrawi velor carpets by placing a paper rat face down on the velor carpet for a while In addition to a torn off layer, you can quickly clean your shoes from the dirt. D) Schutzansp smells 1. Floor mats made of absorbent abrasion-resistant papip-pals material (Fig. 1 - (. For vehicles of all kinds;, especially for / Sraftfahrzeuge - ζ .3. FiI ^ s. Du ¹ Js ^ Busse etc. however aucmi-iasser- uneKLuftfalii ' -Witnesses of all kinds. The shape (unicorns) and color may be different- and the P-liBoatten 0r advertising ehi'I.'fti can be embossed with patterns p en be provided. 2. Object (floor mats) according to Ans'prueia 1, characterized in that the floor mats consist of several ^ £ ibriebfesT®n.sa.absorbent paper schioliten ,, (Fig. 1 | T)) of about 2.y- 4 mm thickness \ stand, which are separated from each other by a waterproof plastic layer (Fig. 1 ^ g) \) and depending on the degree of climatic use
stapled hand can be torn off in layers and thrown away. In order to avoid shifting the paper layers on the layers of plastic film and the vehicle floor, the plastic films are sewn to prevent slipping by means of atvfg-sprayed , gel-like surfaces. Cologne, Hen Investments Do you have 3 * fotenhaue? § Cologne ^ Weidenpeach, d # 4.11 * 1966 Neusserstr «064 To the Patent office «12 Hope 2u * £ 28 O54 / ß3 0 UM *. Your letter of 27 * 10.1966 1 «) g.Kßfflattjeft. fiffi , Eraftfaliraeytge ( t & aü. $ IiUft and Seefahraeuge) daä «i? öii @ ofeeaa * öieaaieft |. that they are made of absorbent, ice-proof paper from ea 2 * ■ 4 in the back, Fig «1 (1) öos? ea tJasisöe» iaai ^ ei »id FoaaapEögims Yei-sliieden, d * h · ^ e after. Art of the i'ato-eye fit 2 ") jF ^ ßiaatlien, £ iia"., E £ aftfaltggeytge according to claim 1 iMtirelt g ii ¹ that 'aetoese (. 0 # S "five) Fapiereciiichten libereinanaer anaiad _# Fig * 2 (i} wele & e tears off individually)""? and * f ^^ Krafti ^ atozeti ^ e. According to claims 1 and 2, the same layer underneath is covered by a plastic film Mg * .i (g) tmd F% "2 ^ (2 ) ireneittaadta? are separated, 4 ·} IfySraatten. , l'M ^ .Krall ^ ahrsseTif e. according to claim 1 _t 2 and J dadureh gekennzeiebnetf that the plastic foils fig * 1 (g) tmd F% «2 (2) by embossed waffle sleeves or awf sprayed" ohmirgelpapier " Aind designed non-slip surfaces. Disaa Unferlsgs (ÄaseteiiiüiS-tÄ ^^ h- ·: ■; ■ -; ■ '· -'"i / ·· '- ¹ Jl --- .- ■ ·. ·';S:> v ^ ti; i .-! -.- i dar won tessune of uraprQngJteh elnis-oteb-. ■ ^: -: - "· - ·· ■ ^! '■.. ■ v.-v - ::„' a- _: o ta »r ^ rt goprufl. Oto imprOncUch elna6.-afc't> .i. -. ■ - *> - ■ - · ', .. i; »' ■:. ■ ,, ->: oS.:i» • inet raehtllchen intarsia; -. .-. , ■ · ■ - · '... ^. r.;. 5 ^ ion odar «LeqoHve to the, ϊλι ..— ■ · '· ν, ι.; - ,:« r ^^ r.iüü.i. G ^ iitl