ES2201900A1 - Glass and bottle pickup tray - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a regular polygonal tray with a facetted base, the various faces of the tray departing from said base vertically up to a height which is two thirds the height of the glasses or bottles to be picked up. The inside has compartments to prevent contact between the glasses and bottles. The bottom part has a central hole for inserting the hand and for holding the tray by a handle. The tray also has orifices in each compartment to facilitate cleaning and to make the tray lighter.

Description

Tray collects glass bottles.

Object of the invention

The present invention is directed to the sector of the hospitality, and refers to a tray used to collect glasses and bottles, in order to obtain numerous advantages in the places of alternates, nightclubs, clubs etc., and in general where they accumulate, large numbers of people, and it is necessary to collect glasses and bottles used there, with the minimum inconvenience of present.

Background of the invention

The typical circular cup holder tray is known flat, with a small flange, which carries a person, and glasses and bottles are superimposed on it, but that prevent its use in places where large amounts of people (Clubs Clubs etc.), and it is necessary to port them between they, because at the slightest touch with the people present there would give at the end with the content of it.

Description of the invention

The present invention presents a new structure for the collection of glasses and bottles, in order to obtain numerous advantages in its use.

Have a prescribed base from which they leave in vertical the different planes that comprise it, with which allows excellent maneuverability in the space in which move Within its structure have an individual hole for each glass or bottle, which covers it almost in its 2/3 parts allowing arrange them on it, without touching each other giving it therefore maximum security when carrying it, also having the holes small holes in its base for easy cleaning and lighten the weight of it. Have in the middle by the down a hole to introduce the hand and grab it to a handle, the which is protected, and allows you to hold it tightly to the carrier

Brief description of the drawings

For the best compression of how much is described In this report, the following drawings are attached.

In these drawings, (F. 1), is urca seen in plant from above, where the compartments that the understand that in this case it is 48 for glasses and bottles, and 12 for teaspoons etc .; la (F. 2), is a plan view from below, where the handhold is observed, as well as the holes for cleaning; the (F. 3) is an elevation view, in the which is the height and the different inclined planes of its inside; the (F. 4) is a central perspective view, seen by its top, and the (F. 5) view from the bottom, to A better understanding of all of the above.

Description of a preferred embodiment

The preferred form would be the octagonal, as I describe in the drawings of the present specification, by its rapport in the space in which it moves.

The material used would be a plastic type methacrylate, PVC etc. because of the low weight it brings and the durability and strength they have.

Claims (1)

1. Tray collects bottles glasses, constituted by a regular polygon, in this case that I describe here, of octagonal shape but that I extend to the other polygons regular, ie SQUARE - PENTAGON - HEXAGON - HEPTAGON - DECAGON - DODECAGON and also in the CIRCULAR form. Characterized by leaving its faceted phase (F. 1) vertically, the different faces that comprise it (F. 3); that its interior is compartmentalized to collect the glasses and bottles, without touching each other (F. 1), up to a height of two thirds (F. 3); have small holes in its base around each compartment, which are used for cleaning and at the same time reduce weight (F. 1 and 2); from the bottom, have a hole to introduce the hand, and hold it tightly by a handle (F. 2); For a better understanding of all of the above, it can be visualized in perspective figures (4 and 5).