DE1954898U - USE FOR HYGIENIC BUCKETS. - Google Patents

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f P.A.308 351 * U. 6th for hygienic pools " 66 U Dr.
s --r> 6441 HONEBACH, 11th
(Hesse)
Telephone: Hönebach 122
(Preselection no. OS6TS) June 1966 KARLeRIESINQ
PATENT ADVOCATE Phillips Bad Hersfeld, Dudenstrasse 5 "Mission horst

The innovation relates to an insert for hygienic pools, in particular Urinal basin.

It is well known that there is a major drawback in such pools in that often a clogging by thrown waste such as cigarette butts, chewing gum, paper or the like he follows. Apart from the fact that the cleanliness of the room is impaired, the cleaning leads to serious inconveniences.

The! Inflation concerns an application by which these disadvantages can be avoided and the basins can be kept clean at all times, and in particular no annoying blockages occur more. For this purpose, the insert consists of an open, elongated box approximately near the middle angled bottom. A handle is attached to one end face, while the angled part of the base is attached to the opposite end edge is formed like a sieve with a perforation. About the use is about upright on the Basin adjusted and adapts itself durdi the angled bottom formation essentially the inner shape. The lower upper Front edge engages the front bulge of the pelvis, while the upper lower front edge rests in the upper part. Above the The drainage opening of the basin is thus inclined

POST CHECK ACCOUNT: FRANKFURT / MAIN S45 38 - BANK ACCOUNTS: DRESDNER BANK, DEUTSCHE BANK, BAD HERSFELD

Side surface of the floor, with the lower part of the box being the collecting space forms. The insert can easily be removed with the handle, for example in a washing container to be cleaned. The basin remains free of clock units and is therefore always usable.

The subject of the should be explained in more detail.

1 shows schematically in plan a form of embodiment of the Use.

I ¹ Ig. 2 is a longitudinal cross-section, while Pig. 3 schematically shows the use in Ge position in a basin. . -

In the figures, the general reference number 10 denotes the insert, which is preferably made in one piece from plastic or the like. The bottom consists of the two angled parts 11 and 12, while 13 represent the side walls. A handle is attached axially to the upper front edge, while the lower bottom surface 12 is designed like a sieve with a perforation 15. In Pigur 3, 16 schematically shows the cross section of the basin, which is provided with the drainage openings 17 at the bottom. As can be seen, the insert is adapted to the shape in such a way that the lower part of the insert practically engages under the basin, the; ' Sieve surface, extending obliquely upward above the drain. Any waste or contamination which may give rise to clogging is retained by the insert or accumulates in-its in the lower part. They can therefore be easily removed with the insert, while the basin itself remains clean and usable at all times.

Claims (1)

Ρ.Α'.308 35ΗΟ. insp r u c h Use for hygienic basins, especially urinals, consisting of an open, elongated box with near the Center in the longitudinal direction, angled inward to each other Bottom surfaces with an inner handle part on one end edge, with the one on the opposite end edge optionally tapering, angled bottom surface with perforation is formed like a sieve.