DE8615105U1 - Garbage can housing - Google Patents

Description

box-shaped housing, a hinged lid and

at least one door.

Such enclosures are often set up at front garden entrances, where their conspicuous height can be disruptive, even when they are made of concrete. The new design is therefore intended to create a less conspicuous building enclosure that does not cause disruption even in a version of the Metrli.

The innovative object is achieved in that part of the housing is arranged in a floor cavity below the floor and a ramp is arranged corresponding to the depth below the floor, extending from the lower edge of the door opening to the bottom of the box.

Another feature of the innovation is that the \

I Lid can be easily inserted into side guides only after |

must be pushed back or to the side in order to access the garbage bin. %

This feature is further developed in subclaims 3 and 4 and a preferred design is set out in subclaims 5 and 6.

The innovation is explained and described in more detail in the drawing using an example.

In the drawing, 1 designates a box base which, according to the innovation, is located in a pit under the floor. 2 are posts which are connected to form a framework by lateral cross braces 3 and a rear crosspiece 4. 5 is a ramp extending from the box edge la to the box base lb. Hinges 6 are attached to the post 2d and a door frame 7 is suspended from this. The frames 2/3 and the door frame 7 are designed in such a way that, as illustrated by a plate 8 _{, they} rest against the inner legs of the angle irons and can be fastened there, e.g. by a spring frame. A cover 9 is provided at the front with sliding rollers lla which engage in notches - arrow lOa on guide rails 10. Slightly behind the center of the pusher 9 are two further sliding rollers 11b arranged in the rear section of the guide rails 10, on whose axes swing levers 13 connected to the cover 9 are hinged and, in conjunction with the notch 10a, allow the cover, which is initially pushed back a little, to be swung down.

In the garbage container described above, a retracted garbage can 12 is indicated in dash-dot lines. In the position of the door 7/8 shown, it can be sucked out by sliding its handle 13 with its rollers 14 on the ramp 5.

Claims (2)

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