DE7015441U - KIDS BATH HOLDER. - Google Patents

Description

Karl Eubel t t ι t 1 -· · · ···
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• · · ■ ·, ^ Hofeteinach ι 8621 April 23 , 1970 the Children - Bathtub holder

The innovation relates to a children's bathtub holder, which is preferably placed on standard household bathtubs for use.

There are known tub holders in various designs.

In the previously known devices it is disadvantageous that they sometimes have an uncomfortable operating height, in the % handling are too complicated to set up and remove

is time-consuming, no secure stability on the tub is achieved and in some designs the space requirement is large in the event of void use.

f. The innovation is based on the task of

\ To create a bathtub holder, which is preferably

% retaining bathtub is firmly attached, the comfortable loading

service height H has, easily in the position of use and in the

t must be kept in a safe condition and when not in use

case takes up a small amount of space. This object is achieved according to the innovation in that the tub holder rests in the position of use on 2 stand brackets, which are articulated with pipe clamps with a ^ oI .- "" jt * n tubular frame. Articulated with the tubular frame, there are also 4 retaining struts, to which Qu ⁰ V ⁷ . !. «- η are assigned, on which the bathtub stands at the correct operating height. The stability in the position of use is achieved by two pairs of support struts and the firm seat on the bathtub by arranged suction cups, which can be moved on the brackets to adapt to the width of the bathtub.

The pairs of support struts are buckled for storage, until the upright brackets are moved to rest on the underside of the tubular frame.

The cross bars are provided with grooves to accommodate an extendable container.

Karl Eubel

Some embodiments of the innovation are shown in the drawing and are described below

Fig. 1 bathtub holder in the position of use in

Side view.
Fig. 2 bathtub holder in the position of use in front view.

Fig. 3 bathtub holder in plan view. Fig. 4 bathtub holder shown with pivoted underneath Stand brackets for space-saving storage and shipping.

The bathtub holder shown in Figures 1-3 is formed from the tubular frame 1, the stand brackets 2 and 2 ', the Bearing clamps 3 and 3 *, the buckling struts 4 and 4 ', the retaining struts 5 and 5 *, the cross bars 6, the connecting struts 7 and 7 ', the sliding sleeves 10, the suction cups 11.? To space-saving folding for shipping or storage the buckling strut pairs 4 and 4 * in the direction of the arrow α and. A * (Fig. 2) buckled and the upright brackets 2 and 2 'in Direction of arrow B and B 'until it rests on the tubular frame I in the bearing clamps 3 and 3'.

To convert the storage position It. Fig. 4 in the normal position the upright brackets 2 and 2 'are opened in the direction of arrows C and C * until the buckling struts 4 and 4' are in a stretched position have reached and are automatically locked by the arranged notches. The articulation points 8 and 8 'of the Kr.ickstreben 4 and 4 'is arranged on the stand brackets 8 and 8 *, the second 9 and 9 * on the tubular frame 1. For a secure stand the bathtub sliding sleeves 10 with associated suction cups 11 are provided in a known design, which relate to the respective Have the bathtub width adjusted. The cross bars 6 connected to the struts 5 and 5 * are on the bathtub side provided with pairs of grooves 12 in which the base of the children's bathtub engages.

Karl Eubel

Furthermore, the transverse strips have grooves 13 and 13 * pointing towards the center, in which a container 14 for receiving, for example the dirty laundry can be pushed in. The connecting struts 7 and 7 'are at the starting point 13 and 13 * with the support brackets 2 and 2 'and with the I

Steering 14 and 14 'connected to the cross bars 6, whereby during the merging and installation process the automatic Pivoting or setting up the retaining struts 5 and 5 'is achieved.

Claims (3)

Karl Exi.beü 8621 Hofsteinach the 23rd Aoril 1S'7O children - bathtub holder - ".". 1. Children's bath arm holder to preferably put on Commercially available household bathtubs with sliding sleeves (10) and suction cups (11) arranged on the brackets, characterized in that the ί -and brackets (2 and 2 ') can be swiveled into the Rohrrahrv: -... (1) by means of bearing clamps (3 and 3') is stored, the stability of the stand bracket is achieved by pairs of buckled struts (4 and 4 '), whereby a linkage of the buckle struts at the hinge points (8 and 8'), the bracket (2 and 2 '), the second linkage (9 and 9') ) is arranged on the tubular frame (1) and for welding the pairs of stand brackets {2 and 2 ') unlocks the pair of buckle struts 3 (4 and 4') in directions A and A 'and then unlocks the pairs of stands (2 and 2') in directions B and B. '' swiveled in until it rests on the tubular frame (1). 2. Children's bathtub holder according to claim 1, characterized in that that on the tubular frame (1) retaining strut pairs (5 and 5 ') hinged to which the transverse strips (6) are assigned, the pairs of grooves on the top (12) in which the base of the baby bath engages and directed towards the middle> ^T uteri (13 and 13 ') are arranged for receiving a container (14). 3. Children's bathtub holder according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that between the stand brackets (2 and 2 ') in the hinge points (13 and 13 ') and the hinge points (14 and 14 ') are arranged on the cross bars (6) connecting struts (7 and T) , which lock the cross bars (6) and during the collapsing and erection process, the automatic pivoting or erection of the retaining struts (5 and 5') cause.