DE7041834U - PHONE HOLDER - Google Patents

Description

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Mrs. Anneaargret Bitter née Abe, 48 Bielefeld,

Beethovenstrasse 42

Phone age

The innovation concerns a phone holder. To use your hands for writing or searching for items during a phone call Have documents freely available, it is known to attach rubber pieces to the telephone receiver, with which the receiver can be placed between the shoulder and neck area can be held. However, this results in a distorted, cramped posture of the shoulder and Neck area, so that a really free mobility of the arms and hands to write hits during the phone call or to search for documents during the phone call cannot be spoken.,

The innovation is based on the task of a phone holder to create, which guarantees the completely free mobility of the arms and hands of the telephone user and who at the same time can be manufactured with the lowest possible manufacturing costs.

The solution according to the innovation consists essentially of one One-piece frame consisting of a stand, column and receiver hook consists.

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The manufacturability of the frame from one piece, which accordingly Curved to a stand, column and receiver hook ensures a very simple and inexpensive production. The te ± eronnorer can be hooked into the hook be, the frame is then brought close to the head of the phone caller so that he is completely free Mobility of arms and hands can both hear and speak. The telephone holder according to the innovation takes up little space in claim, so that it can easily be set up, for example, on a stepping table, in which case the length the column of the rack the normal distance between the head f corresponds to the user and the desktop.

f The new phone holder can just as well be a have such a long column that it can be set up on the floor, with the height of the column depending on the design the distance between the head of a seated person and the floor or the distance between the head of a standing person and the floor is equivalent to.

It should be pointed out that the telephone holder according to the invention is also of great benefit to frail people can be used who are unable to use the telephone Hold the handset to your head during a phone call.

According to a preferred embodiment of the subject matter of The innovation is that the base of the frame is designed as a multi-thread spiral lying in one plane. On the one hand, lets such a stand bend in the simplest way in terms of the one-piece nature of the frame, on the other hand results in the multi-thread and therefore relatively wide to hold spiral a large footprint and thus a very secure footing for the phone holder. The arrangement of the spiral threads in one plane results in a very flat base, so that For example, files, books or other business documents when the phone holder is arranged on a desk can be placed on the stand and thus the effective

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The space taken up by the phone holder is minimal.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the object dcT ücUciüIig ιοί ύβ.ΐ · ü.OxcxciixLia.gciiaji.eii au. The end of the column is hastily connected by a right-angled bend in such a way that it is at least the width of the listener to the side in front of the column. This results in a particularly safe hanging option for the telephone receiver, which is insensitive to smaller bumps and the like, since after hanging in the hook, the column lies behind the hooked part of the receiver and prevents it from falling out of the hook.

An embodiment of the innovation is described in more detail below with reference to the accompanying drawing.

The drawing shows a telephone holder according to the innovation in a perspective view, with the frame column broken is shown in relation to the various design options mentioned above, depending on the intended use to illustrate the length of the pillar.

The phone holder consists of a one-piece curved frame that has a base 1, a column 2 and a receiver hook 3 has. The base 1 is, as can be seen from the drawing, designed as a multi-thread spiral, the The threads of the spiral lie in one plane. The most inner spiral passage is then bent up to the column 2. At the The upper end of the column E is initially an approximately right-angled one Bend 4-, from the end of which the actual suspension hook 5 is bent back downward so that it is at least offset by the width of the listener to the side in front of the column, which, as can be clearly seen in the drawing, a rear lock to prevent the suspended one from falling out Telephone receiver from the hanging hook 3 forms.

Drilling or rod material is expediently used to manufacture the frame used.

Claims (3)

• _ ϊ Schutzaii £ / ruche j 1. Telephone holder, marked by a one-piece curved frame, consisting of stand (1), \ Pillar (2) and receiver hook (3). 2. Telephone holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the stand (1) is designed as a multi-thread spiral, the courses of which lie in one plane. 3. Telephone holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the handset hook (3) is connected to the upper end of the column (2) via an approximately right-angled bend (4-) in such a way that it is offset by at least the width of the listener laterally in front of the column ( 2) lies.