DE29916323U1 - Wet room - Google Patents

Description

1. Pleitner, Friedrich, Laerstr. 18, 33775 Versmold

2. Steinbrügge, Heinrich, Mühlenweg 6, 49214 Bad Rothenfelde

"Wet room"
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The innovation concerns a wet room, i.e. a room in which one can wash or shower, etc.

Particularly where space is very limited, such as in smaller mobile homes, there is often not enough room to offer a separate washroom or shower room and a separate toilet room, and in such cramped conditions the toilet room is then combined with the washroom or shower room, which is disadvantageous, however, because on the one hand it then becomes too

Flooding can occur after showering or a flexible shower curtain is chosen, which is uncomfortable when showering and often becomes unsightly.

The innovation is therefore based on the task of

to be able to create different, separate areas for use in a wet room in a confined space.

This task underlying the innovation is carried out by the

Teaching of the characterizing part of the main claim.

In other words, a wet room is proposed which is equipped with a movable wall and which

- pushed in one direction - frees up a usable space of the wet room and - pushed in the other direction - creates another usable space.

Advantageous embodiments of the innovation are described in the

Subclaims explained.

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Depending on the equipment of the wet room, the wet room can advantageously have a toilet on one side and a washing facility, in particular a shower, on the other side of the boundary wall, so that depending on the position of the boundary wall, the wet room can be

cannot be used as a toilet or shower room.

An embodiment of the innovation is shown in the drawing, wherein Fig. 1 shows the boundary wall 1, which is movably guided via two guide tubes 2, i.e. on these guide tubes 2 and 3 this boundary wall 1 can be moved in direction A in order to create a shower or washroom 4, and when the boundary wall 1 is moved in direction B, a toilet room 5 is released.

ben including a toilet 6, shown here purely schematically, and a hand wash basin 9.

In Fig. 2, the boundary wall 1 is moved completely in direction A and therefore frees up the shower room 4, whereby the actual shower fittings are not shown in this embodiment. They can be located, for example, on the wall 7. At the bottom of the shower room 4 there is a floor pan 8 which collects and drains the water when showering. The floor pan 8 is raised towards the toilet room 5, as are its other edges, in order to prevent the shower water from flowing into the area of the toilet 6. This raised edge of the floor pan 8 also serves as a stop for the movement of the boundary wall 1 in direction A, i.e. towards the toilet room 5.

The supply of the faucet (not shown) for the washbasin 9 is via a supply pipe 10, which contains two hoses for hot and cold water. When the boundary wall 1 is moved in direction B, this supply pipe

tube is also shifted in direction B, but here it is not

is visible because on the back of the boundary wall 1 there is a receiving box 11 which accommodates the supply pipe 10 when the boundary wall 1 is moved in direction B.

The water is drained from the wash basin 9 through a waste water pipe 12, wherein a first pipe 14 has a smaller outer diameter than a second pipe 15 and can therefore be moved into this second pipe when the boundary wall 1 moves, wherein the sealing of the first and second pipes takes place via a sleeve 16 which has seals on the inside.

The boundary wall 1 can be made of plastic, wood, metal or the like. The base pan 8 can be made of cast plastic or the like.

In this embodiment, the boundary wall 1 is L-shaped and has a front side 17 which, in addition to the wash basin 9, also supports a shelf 18, whereby this front side is also guided via the guide tubes 2 and 3. In order to enable particularly easy movement on the guide tubes 2 and 3, bearings are provided which run on the guide tubes 2 and 3, so that the boundary wall 1 together with the front side 17 runs easily on these guide tubes 2 and 3.

Of course, an internal pipe or hose can also be installed in the waste water pipe 12 in order to avoid a complex socket seal.

In this embodiment, the boundary wall 1 is designed to be laterally movable in directions A and B, as seen from the entrance to the wet room. It is also possible to design the boundary wall to be foldable or - from the entrance to the

wet room - in a back and forth movement.

Claims (14)

1. Wet room, characterized by a boundary wall ( 1 ) which is designed to be movable within the wet room in order to demarcate a first usable space in the wet room in one position of the boundary wall ( 1 ) and to form at least a second usable space in the wet room in the other position. 2. Wet room according to claim 1, characterized by the boundary wall ( 1 ) which is movable in a lateral direction as seen from the entrance to the wet room. 3. Wet room according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by the displaceable boundary wall. 4. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the boundary wall ( 1 ) which extends substantially from the floor to the ceiling of the wet room. 5. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a toilet ( 6 ) on one side of the boundary wall ( 1 ) and a washing facility on the other side. 6. Wet room according to claim 5, characterized by the design of the washing facility as a shower. 7. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the arrangement of a washbasin ( 9 ) on the boundary wall ( 1 ). 8. Wet cell according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by an L-shaped design of the boundary wall ( 1 ). 9. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a floor pan ( 8 ) formed in the floor area of the wet room. 10. Wet cell according to claim 9, characterized by an edge of the floor pan ( 8 ) which is formed parallel to the boundary wall ( 1 ) and which is designed to limit the lateral mobility of the boundary wall ( 1 ). 11. Wet cell according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the boundary wall ( 1 ) held by at least one guide tube ( 2 , 3 ) and designed to be movable along the latter. 12. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a water supply pipe ( 10 ), the end of which is designed to open in the region of the boundary wall ( 1 ). 13. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a waste water pipe ( 12 ) leading from the boundary wall ( 1 ). 14. Wet room according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the arrangement of a shelf ( 18 ) on the boundary wall ( 1 ).