DE9405501U1 - Household recycling cupboard insert - Google Patents

Description

Käthe Corny-Kallmann
Ostpreußendamm 100a

12207 Berlin
Germany

Household - Recycling - Cupboard - Use

All dimensions are possible on request.

Height, width, depth, and can be installed on roller rails or wheels, or as a fixed piece of furniture. On request, the color or shape of the handles can also be specified.

Suitable for household, industry, shops and hotel kitchens.

This furniture unit can be made from many materials,

E.g. chipboard, wood, PVC, cardboard and waste paper-colored etc..

My utility model

For a recycling cabinet.

Two inserts, light, handy, washable.

The opening on the upper plate must be approximately 10-15mm smaller than on the lower plate.

On the lower plate, the fastening hooks are only attached from above. The plastic bags hang freely on these hooks. Both plates lie freely on the strips attached from the inside,

This system, which I expect to be patented, is ideal for easy insertion and storage of the bags.

This compact chest with cupboard insert serves as a piece of furniture in any room and cannot be noticed as a waste disposal item (trash can) in the traditional sense.

All commercially available plastic bags of various sizes, as well as old shopping bags, can be used in this system.

The recyclable materials sorted in this way, such as plastic and paper, etc., are used in the recycling process and thus save space.

Description

Household - Recycling - Closet - Use.

The insert for household recycling cabinets consists of two panels. The upper panel rests on the lower panel as hygiene protection.

Hooks are screwed into the lower plate from above. Any plastic bags or sacks can be attached to these hooks.

Depending on the size and weight of the recycling containers, the hooks are attached high up to the lower plate.
Commercially available hooks can be used. The hooks are bent at right angles and are screwed in so that they point away from the opening. For example, this model has 6 hooks per opening.

The upper plate is held by the cabinet cutout.

The hole system on the upper plate must be approx. 15mm smaller.

Both panels rest loosely on the strips in the cutout of the piece of furniture.

The strips must be about 60mm shorter than the height of the intended cabinet. The thickness of the strips depends on the size of the intended model. The strips on this model are 15mm thick.

Be2;nflation sign setup

Show it:

Fig. A = = = Front view

Fig. B = == = Side view

Fig. C=== Insert/top view

Fig. D,E,F = various models

Fig. A=I= upper plate

2 = lower plate

3 = Hook

4 = Strips

5 = Excerpt

Claims (1)

Claim for protection The household recycling cabinet insert, consisting of four basic elements. Two panels, hooks and rails. The protection claim is characterized by the fact that it is made by using two plates lying one above the other, which are loosely supported by fastening hooks which are attached to the lower plate from above, standing approx. 10 to 30 mm high. The thickness of the lower plate, depending on the material, is approx. 5mm. The thickness of the upper plate, depending on the material, is approx. 3mm. The hole system on the upper plate must be approximately 15mm smaller in diameter than on the lower plate for optical reasons. These two plates with the hooks lie loosely on the attached strips of a box or cupboard. Depending on the model, the strips must be approx. 60mm shorter than the intended cupboard height. All types of plastic bags and sacks can be easily hung and removed using these hooks.