DE19814582A1 - Holder for soap held by sprung snap-links that taper to a point - Google Patents

Abstract

The piece of soap is held by two variable sprung snap-links that taper to a point. There is a seating on a fixing device which attaches it to a wall.

Description

The invention relates to a soap holder for clamping Soap bars, the soap bars of different shape and size with 2 opposite pointed tapered variable spring carabiners and the bracket body is connected to the wall.

The problem with soap trays of conventional type is that after Use of moist soap bar dissolves in the residual moisture or deformed and an increased need to clean the soap dish makes necessary. That is why some soap dishes are in grid form or with Knobs designed or provided with openings. They are too Soap holder with magnetic attachment known in which a magnetic piece in the soap body is introduced. In the latter case, the soap bar be prepared beforehand or special pre-prepared soap bars be used. Larger soap residues must then be thrown away become.  

The other known versions of soap dishes have the Disadvantage that due to the large number of support points of the soap body the deformation or bonding of the same is insufficient can be prevented and usually a cumbersome need for cleaning the Storage is created.

The invention has for its object a bracket any Soap bar in the manner described above with the lowest possible Developing contact with the bracket and handling the To facilitate soap bar.

This task is in connection with the overhand of the claim 1 according to the invention by the characterizing features of Claim 1 solved.

The soap holder according to the invention enables through the tapered Spring carabiner an individual adaptation to the respective state of the Soap bar. The spring carabiners are infinitely variable and adapt thus at any time even with a natural reduction of the soap bar. Due to the small contact points with the tips of the spring carabiners is a ensures optimal drying of the soap bar and a Deformation excluded.

The cleaning effort is reduced to a minimum.

By pulling one of the spring carabiners outwards the removal is possible or the soap bar can easily be locked. The outside of the Feather mounts are shaped by their shape or shape with recessed grips also possible for use with wet hands.

The bracket body can be used on different underground situations attached, the version of the bracket body is made of stainless steel or acrylic glass possible.

The bracket body is attached to the wall using screws or made with silicone. The spring carabiner is with recessed grips and provides an individual space for the when the train is moving outside Introducing the soap bar freely.  

An advantageous embodiment of the subject matter of the invention provides for mounting bolts 2 on a wall tile or a corresponding base, in which the spring carabiners are embedded. These then replace the bracket body.

An expedient embodiment of the subject matter of the invention provides that the ends of the spring carabiners are shaped like a screw head, Another modification of the spring carabiners provides troughs for the Attach rubber rings or rings made of other material to be provided in order to increase grip security.

Further details of the invention are given in the drawings described by schematically illustrated embodiments, here shows:

Fig. 1 soap holder frontal view

Fig. 2 soap holder in profile

Fig. 3 spring carabiner

Fig. 4 soap holder alternatively with mounting bolts on a wall tile with a pinched soap bar and different handles
In Fig. 1 the holder body ( 1 ) with the spring carabiners ( 2 ) with the tips ( 3 ), between which the soap bar is clamped, is shown.

In Fig. 2 the holder body ( 1 ) with the recessed spring carabiners ( 2 ) with the tips ( 3 ), in which the soap bar is clamped, is shown. On the mounting surface ( 5 ), the bracket body ( 1 ) has contact with z. B. a wall or mounting surface.

In Fig. 3 the spring carabiner ( 2 ) with tips ( 3 ) and recessed grips ( 4 ) is shown.

Fig. 4 shows the modification of the soap holder with mounting bolts ( 7 ) attached to a wall tile ( 6 ). This figure shows the condition with the soap bar ( 8 ) inserted.

The different forms of the end area of the spring carabiners are also shown. Either in the shape of a screw head ( 9 ) or with recesses for rings ( 10 ).

Reference list

1

Bracket body

2nd

Spring carabiner

3rd

sharpen

4th

Recessed grips

5

Mounting surface

6

Wall tile

7

Mounting bolts

8th

Soap bar

9

Screw head shape

10th

Cut-out for rings

Claims (7)

1. Soap holder for clamping soap bars of different shape and size, characterized in that the soap bar is fixed by 2 opposite pointed spring carabiners ( 2 ), the holder body ( 1 ) of which is connected to the wall on the fastening surface ( 5 ). 2. Soap holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the holder body ( 1 ) is replaced by two mounting bolts ( 7 ) for the spring carbine ( 2 ) and is connected to an already connected wall tile ( 6 ) or any wall. 3. Soap holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the holder body ( 1 ), the mounting bolt ( 7 ), the spring carabiner ( 2 ) are made of stainless steel or acrylic glass. 4. soap holder according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that the fastening of the holder body ( 1 ) or the mounting bolt ( 7 ) on the mounting surface with silicone or by screws is connected to the wall. 5. soap holder according to claims 1-5, characterized in that the Spring carabiners are pronounced at their ends as a screw head shape. 6. soap holder according to one or more claims 1-5 characterized thereby records that the spring carabiner on the outside Have cutouts for grip rings. 7. Soap holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that one with the mounting bolt ( 7 ) already connected tile ( 6 ) is made of ver reflected acrylic glass.