DE7715957U1 - HOLDER FOR SANITARY FITTINGS - Google Patents

Description

Turk & Bolte 6810/77 / L

"Holder for sanitary fittings"

The innovation relates to a holder for sanitary equipment fittings, such as towel rails, soap dishes or the like, consisting of a wall plate expediently provided with mounting holes and a detachably connected, for example supporting parts for one Towel holder having cover, which is releasably held on the wall plate and by additional means is sickled against unintentional loosening, with a arranged within the cover as a backup, of externally releasable locking mechanism with a counter-mounted on the wall plate, running parallel to the wall plate Spring force limited slidable bolt is provided with a matching hole in the cover corresponds and is displaceable through the hole in its loose position.

In a known holder of this type, the cover is behind a provided on top of the wall plate, protruding wall panel bend hooked in and using a bolt which can be displaced to a limited extent against spring force and which is connected to one in the cover in the Wall panel bend facing away from the hole arranged together.

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The production of the wall plate bend engaging behind However, part of the cover is relatively expensive. This is the case with the manufacture of the cover, for example A casting mold with cores is required as a casting.

In addition, the known holder requires small tolerances around the cover, which make manufacturing more expensive to be able to attach to the wall plate without play.

The task of the innovation is now, a holder vorbeschrie enclosed type both in terms of its production and to simplify its assembly. In addition, dismantling by unauthorized persons should be made more difficult.

According to the innovation, the solution to this task is characterized by the combination of the following features: a.) On the wall plate are two mutually coaxially extending latches that are against spring tension are designed to be displaceable to a limited extent to one another, b.) one of these bars corresponds to one of

externally inaccessible hole of the cover, c.) both latches have a common between them arranged spring element designed as a compression spring,

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d.) Both bars have corresponding holes in the cover, the cover 3 in the direction of the outside of the wall panel

■ kende tightening surfaces,

] e.) has the cover that can be attached to the wall plate

j in the areas of the corresponding

• holes beginning at the mouth of the cover,

■ at least as close as possible to the bolt holes, g the bolts when attaching the cover to the

I wall plate against! Spring force pushing back overrun

areas and

f.) the clear width of the cover is in the axial direction

; direction of the latch by the axial length of the tightening surface

I the one with the cover hole accessible from the outside

corresponding bolt larger than the wall plate.

j It is particularly advantageous if the bolt

j have circular cross-sections over their entire length.

! point.

These measures are no longer necessary in the case of the renewal

Cover the inward protrusion required so far] and can be engaged behind a wall panel bend

j Projections, from which the desired Pertigungsvereinfa-

chung results without the positional security of the

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Wall plate to reduce detachably connected cover. Further, the cover must be plugged for connection to the wall plate only in a straight line to the latter, during the intended release of the cover from the wall plate, first the ^'l ine through a hole of the cover from externally accessible bolt against spring tension pushed back with a key and the cover in the same direction as the above bolt must be moved relative to the wall plate in order to then be able to pivot the cover away from the wall plate around the free end part of the other bolt. In addition, through the design and arrangement of the bolts, an all-round, play-free connection between the wall panel and the cover is achieved, which is able to bridge relatively large manufacturing tolerances.

Furthermore, it is advantageous for the intended detachment of the cover from the wall panel if the from the outside inaccessible hole corresponding bolt ends in a point or dome.

One which may be preferred, facilitates the intended detachment of the cover from the wall plate A variant of the subject matter described above is that the cover on the wall plate has almost no play

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is attached and on the wall plate on the sides facing the locking engagements of the cover in Bearing blocks for the bolt ends and that the bearing block in which the with the externally accessible hole of the Cover corresponding bolt is held axially adjustable, on the outside one beginning at the bearing bore has a chamfer that extends to the free end of the bearing block and runs within an arc, whose radius corresponds to the length of the wall plate in the axial extent of the bolt and whose center corresponds to the outside of the other bearing block is on the side of the bolt facing away from the wall plate.

Embodiments of the innovation are in the drawing and are described in more detail below. Show it:

Fig. 1 a glass holder seen from above, partially broken away,

Fig. 2 also seen in the direction of arrow II,

Fig. 3 also in section III-III,

4 shows a part of a towel holder in a front view, partially broken away,

Fig. 5 also seen in the direction of arrow V.

Both holders each consist of a wall plate 2 having mounting holes 1 and a cover

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While in the Pig. 1-3 shown holder for receiving a cup or the like are support parts on the holder shown in FIGS. 4 + 5 4 integrally formed for the rotatable mounting of a towel rail 5.

On the rectangular wall plate 1, two latches 6 + 7 are mounted so as to be axially displaceable to a limited extent. For this are on Two bearing blocks 8 + 9 are molded onto the wall plate per transom. Between the bars 6 + 7, which run coaxially to one another a helical compression spring 10 is arranged, the end parts of which are pushed onto molded pins of the latch 6, 7 are.

The end parts of the bolts 6, 7 protruding beyond the bearing blocks 8 correspond to holes provided in the cover 11 resp. 12. The hole 11 is a through hole, while the hole 12 is designed as a blind hole » Both holes 11, 12 are aligned coaxially with one another, so that both holes are produced in one drilling process can be.

The bars 6,7 have circular cross-sections over their entire length and have conical ones with the holes 11,12 corresponding attraction surfaces 13 urging the cover 3 towards the connection side of the wall plate 2.

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The cone angle of the tightening surfaces 13 is dimensioned so that on the one hand they are able to transmit forces exerted by the helical spring 10 to the cover, on the other hand the bars 6,7 by the forces exerted by the cover cannot be adjusted. The bar 7 ends in a point 14 adjoining the attraction surface 13.

In the area of the holes 11, 12, on the inside of the cover 3, there are ramp surfaces 15 that interact with the bars 6, 7 provided that when the cover 3 is attached to the Wall plate 2 push back the bolt 6,7 so far that the latter when reaching the holes 11,12 by the force the compression spring 10 are pressed into the holes 11,12.

In the holder shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the wall plate 2 engages in the cover 3 on all sides with almost no play one. Furthermore, the bearing block 8 adjacent to the hole 11 has a chamfer 16 which, within an arc of a circle the radius r runs, the center of which is on the outside of the bearing block 8 adjacent to the hole 12 on the the connection side of the wall plate facing away from the latch side. The length of the radius r corresponds to the length the wall plate 2

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Claims (4)

PATENT ADVERTISEMENT file number? '":. CONRAD KÖCHUNG ----- * :, ~» -! 38OO H «fleni Fioyor str. 135 Annu:' Firma Ruf (0 23 31) 0 110 * 1 m ,, _ v P Ta" 1+. TolQarnmmo; Pntenlköohllno Hflaon 4.ΤΙΓΚ & JjOJ.Vβ Accounts: Oommorebank AQ. Hngen Am rfpnRpn φαή nV, (BUZ 460 100 Ί8) 3 515 0S5 ΑΠ1 Β ^ ° ^ βΙΧ X BX CJl Sparkasse Harjon 1000. OΟΊΟ CQ ,. Poetachack: Dortmund 5000-Ί80 pö * + I DUIMn 62? £ L Lfrl No. 6810/77 - -. - from 1.8 ... May R / Si protection claims 1. Holder for sanitary fittings, such as towel holders, Soap dishes or the like, consisting of a suitably provided with mounting holes Wall plate and a detachably connected, for example having support parts for a towel rail Cover, which is releasably held on the wall plate and by additional means against unintentional Loosening is secured, with a locking mechanism which is arranged inside the cover and can be released from the outside as a safeguard with a clamped to the wall plate, running parallel to the wall plate, against .spring force limited slidably mounted bar is provided, which corresponds to a matching hole in the cover and is displaceable through the hole into its loose position, characterized by the combination of the following Features: a.) On the wall plate (2) two mutually coaxially extending bolts (6,7) are arranged, which against Spring tension relative to one another to a limited extent 7715957 09/08/77 Eurk & Bolte 6810/77 are trained b.) one of these bars (7) corresponds to a hole (12) in the cover that is inaccessible from the outside c.) both latches (6,7) have a common between spring element arranged as a compression spring (10), d.) Both latches (6,7) have with those in the cover provided holes (12,12) corresponding, the cover (3) towards the outside of the Wall plate (2) pressing surfaces (13), e.) the cover (3) that can be attached to the wall plate (2) has in the areas of the bolts (6,7) corresponding holes (11,12) at the mouth the cover (3) beginning, at least up to close to the bolt holes (11,12) reaching, the bolt (6,7) when pushing the cover (3) onto the wall plate (2) against the spring force Ramp surfaces (15) and f.) the clear width of the cover (3) is in the axial direction of the bolt (6,7) by the axial length of the Tightening surface (13) of the cover hole (11) corresponding to the externally accessible cover hole (11) Latch (6) larger than the wall plate (3). 7715957 09/08/77 Φ -.-—. Ι- ρ, T3 ^ n + - ^ CQ * r \ 2. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the latch (6,7J circular along its entire length Have cross-sections. 3. Holder according to one or both of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bolt {.7) corresponding to the externally inaccessible hole (12) ends in a tip (14) or dome. 4. Holder according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover (3; plugged onto the wall plate (2) with almost no play and on the wall plate (3) on the sides facing the locking engagements of the cover (3J in bearing blocks (8) for the bolt (6,7) ends and that the bearing block (8) in the one with the externally accessible Locn (11) of the Cover (3) corresponding bolt (6) is held axially adjustable, one on the outside of the bearing bore (11) beginning to the free end of the bearing block (8) has bevel (16) which extends within an arc of a circle whose radius (r) is the length of the wall plate (3) in the axial extent the bolt (6,)) corresponds and its center on the outside of the other bearing block (8) on the wall plate (2) facing away from the bolt (7). ^, * - c——, Qjpl.-Incj. Cont ^ dKöchllng P * t «nfiinw« lt 7715957 08.88.77