FR2770389A1 - OBJECT DEVICE FOR BATHROOM OR THE LIKE - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to an object-carrying device (1), in particular for a bathroom or similar room, characterized in that it comprises, in combination, at least one wire element (4) of determined configuration having at least one branch side with rectilinear return, a support (3) for each wire element (4) and a corrugated front plate forming a cover (2), in that said support (3) comprises on its front face a horizontal surface channel extending over the entire its width and intended to receive each of said rectilinear return branches, as well as two vertical lateral channels opening into said horizontal channel, and in that said support is fixed to the rear face of said cover (2) so as to trap each of said lateral branches wire element (4).

Description

OBJECT DEVICE FOR BATHROOM OR THE LIKE

  The present invention relates to an object-holding device for a bathroom or similar room.

  In the context of the invention, the term "similar room" must be understood in its most general sense, designating all types of premises: shower rooms,

  shower rooms, toilets, broom closets, kitchens, etc. For reasons of simplification, we will consider below the case of accessory equipment in a bathroom, o10 without this being limiting in any way of the scope of the invention.

  Likewise, the "objects" to be worn targeted by the invention are as diverse as toilet articles (toothbrushes, tooth glasses, tablets, brooms, soaps, towels, gloves, toilet paper, etc.), by extending to any household object that can be hung hanging on a wall or on a

  stand alone and which we like to have at hand.

  In known art, the object carriers come in many forms: object carriers integrated in the wall

  furniture or a wall (for example, certain types of

  soap), molded stand-alone (eg plastic), wired object holders with

means of fixing to the wall.

  It is clear that the integrated type object holders are quite specific and that they cannot claim any standardization. Although to a lesser extent, the same is true for molded slides. Each one, according to its function, is endowed with a particular form and, usually, the organs and the method of fixing differ

from one object holder to another.

  Wire-type object holders lend themselves better to standardization, but they generally do not have great aesthetic qualities. Even if the wall fixing members can be covered with covers, it is generally difficult to harmonize them with the dominant decoration of the room in question, that is to say,

  most often with the decoration of the tiles covering the walls, in the main applications of the invention (bathroom, etc.).

  The invention aims to overcome the drawbacks presented by the object holders of the known art, some of which have just been recalled. It offers an object-holding device which allows great standardization and significant modularity, while simultaneously constituting a decorative element and remaining inexpensive. It lends itself well to industrial manufacturing in several multipurpose parts, which are then assembled to constitute sets of very varied accessory equipment, as desired

installers.

  To do this, the object-carrying device according to the invention comprises three main parts: a wired element, to which the object-carrying function proper is assigned, a universal support for hanging the wired element and a front cover, wavy shape, covering the support and also participating in the function

  attachment of the wire element.

  According to an important characteristic of the invention, this cover is also attributed the aforementioned decorative function. According to another characteristic of the invention, a branch of the wire element is trapped between the support and the front cover, the support itself being fixed

on the back of the cover.

  In a first embodiment, the support is

  intended to be fixed to one of the walls of a bathroom.

  In a second embodiment, the cover is self-supporting and mounted on a base.

  The subject of the invention is therefore an object-holding device, in particular for a bathroom or similar room, characterized in that it comprises, in combination, at least one wire element of determined configuration having at least one lateral branch with return rectilinear, mounting support for said wire element and a front cover, in that said support comprises, on its front face, a horizontal surface channel 10 extending over its entire width and intended to receive said branch, and two vertical lateral channels opening into said horizontal channel, and in that said support is fixed on the rear face of said cover

  so as to trap said branch of wire element.

  The invention will be better understood and other characteristics and advantages will appear on reading

  the description which follows with reference to the appended figures,

  among which: - Figures 1 and 2 illustrate an example of an object-carrying device according to the invention, in side view and in perspective, respectively; - Figure 3 illustrates an example of a wired element usable in the object-holding device of Figures 1 and 2; - Figures 4a, 4b and 4c illustrate the wired element support part of an object-carrying device according to the invention in a first embodiment, in partial front, side and rear views respectively; - Figures 5a, 5b and 5c illustrate the wired element support part of an object-holding device in a front, side and rear views, respectively; - Figures 6a to 6c illustrate an example of an attachment member to a wall of the support according to Figures 5a to 5c; - Figure 7 is a detail figure, in section, of the support of Figures 5a to 5c, illustrating a particular mode of operation; - And Figures 8 to 10 illustrate additional embodiments of object-holding devices

according to the invention.

  We will now describe an example of a first variant of an object holder according to a first embodiment, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4c. The elements common to these figures have the same references and they do not

  will be re-described as necessary.

  More specifically, Figure 1 illustrates the

  object holder 1 according to this first variant in side view.

  Examination of the figure clearly shows that it comprises three main parts: a support 3, a wire element 4, ensuring the object-holder function proper for an Obj object, and a front cover 2. In the example illustrated by

  the figure, the Obj object is a toothed glass.

  According to a first important characteristic of the invention, the front cover 2 is a decorative plate of substantially constant thickness which includes a

  curved ripple forward in a central area 20.

  The corrugation is such that it leaves a sufficient rear void to accommodate the support 3. The upper 21 and lower 22 zones are flat, so as to rest on the

  wall M on which the object holder 1 is fixed.

  The front of the support 3 is curved, with the same curvature as the rear of the cover 2. The support 3 is hung on the wall M using fixing means 5 which will be

detailed in the following.

  FIG. 2 illustrates, in perspective, this same object holder 1 fixed to a wall M, assumed to be tiled. We see its band shape, of constant width but wavy, and we have represented on the front surface of the cache arbitrary decorative graphics5 23. We also see in this figure 2 that the support 3 is advantageously less wide than the cover 2, it is not very visible, which reinforces the aesthetic qualities of the whole. Here the Obj object is

  supposed to be a towel.

  The plate forming the cover can be made of various materials, including for example from plated panels. However, it is preferable to carry it out using conventional plastics molding technologies. It is therefore advantageously made of a so-called synthetic material, the composition of which is based on

  organic resins curing by polymerization molding.

  Injection molding is particularly suitable. Composite materials based on wood fibers mixed with a polymerizable resin have the advantage of being particularly inexpensive for the useful properties of mechanical resistance, thermal resistance and resistance to chemical agents. It is convenient to cover the entire plate with a coating comprising the decor patterns 23, although it is preferable, in industrial manufacture, to integrate

  a decorative layer in the molded mass.

  In the first embodiment of the support 3, as illustrated by FIGS. 4a, 4b and 4c, the support consists of a solid body 30, the rear face 300 of which is flat so as to be able to rest on the surface of the wall M (FIGS. 1 and 2) or that of a fastening member 5 fixed to the wall M. As for the front face, it is curved, as indicated, so as to match the rear curvature of the

cover plate 2.

  The front wall comprises two series of surface channels, of substantially semi-circular section: a single horizontal channel 31 on the upper part of the body 30, and two lower vertical lateral channels, 32 and 33, opening into this horizontal channel 31. The zones connection, 330 and 331, are advantageously rounded. As shown in FIGS. 4a to 4c, the wings 34 and 35 of the body 30 leave voids on their lower parts 341 and 351, and they include lower recesses, 340 and 341. This arrangement makes it possible to hang the support 3 on fasteners 5, by sliding from top to bottom. Conventionally, these fixing members 5 may include a bracket 52, which is fixed to the wall by screws 51. An example of the fixing method will be described in detail below, with reference to a second embodiment of the support, which in fact constitutes a mode of

  preferred implementation of the invention.

  FIG. 3 illustrates an example of a wired element 4 which can be used in conjunction with the support 2 which has just been

described.

  This element, intended to receive the object to be supported, comprises a front branch 40, which is shaped to pass around the cover 2 when the element is mounted in the support of the object holder, and present in front of the cover, on any its width, a main wired part, which is rectilinear in the case shown, as it should be

  example for the towel holder in figure 2.

  On each side of the visible main branch 40, the element 4 comprises lateral branches 41 and 42, which each form a right angle with the front branch in the example illustrated. These lateral branches, 41 and 42, are closed inward by two linear rectilinear horizontal return branches, 43 and 44. The latter are intended to be introduced into the channel 31 of the

support 3.

  According to the function assigned to the object-holder 1, more precisely if the wire element 4 must be or not movable in rotation around the axis of symmetry of the channel 31, the branches 43 and 44 can end in end branches5 45 and 46, angled down 90 degrees. The difference d remaining between these branches 44 and 45 is such

  that they are introduced into the vertical channels 32 and 33 of the support 3 as illustrated more particularly in FIG. 4a.

  If we refer again to this FIG. 4a, it can be seen that the body 30 of the support 3 is pierced right through with at least one pair of holes 36, these holes being perpendicular to the surface of the rear wall 300 (Figure 4b) and arranged on each side of the body 30. This arrangement will allow to fix, by simple screwing, the support 3 on the rear of the cover 2, and more precisely

  behind the domed central zone 20 (Figures 1 or 2).

  Previously, care will have been taken to arrange the return branches 44 and 43 on the one hand, and the branches

  end 45 and 46 on the other hand, in channels 31 and 32-

  33 respectively. The wire element 4 is then rigidly trapped between the rear face of the cover 2 and the

support 3.

  In the case where the wire element 4 does not have curved branches 45 and 46, one can consider making it removable with respect to the support 3 remaining attached to the wall, provided that it can undergo an elastic deformation making it possible to separate the lateral branches 41 and 42 sufficiently enough. Although this arrangement may be useful for objects constituted by toilet paper in a roll, it is preferred, according to the invention, for the wire element to be solid, and therefore too rigid for that. A more advantageous solution consists in providing the wire element with a single lateral branch, which makes it possible to engage

  easily the roller in its front part.

  It should also be noted that the absence of the curved ends 45 and 46 means that only the horizontal main channel 31 of the support is used, insofar as the wire element comprises either a single lateral branch, 5 or two branches 43 and 44 which are coaxial. Thus mounted in the support 3 secured to the cover 2 and fixed to the wall,

  the wire element 4 is capable of carrying out rotational movements around the axis common to its lateral branches and to the horizontal channel of the support.

  A wire element suitable as a glass holder as in FIG. 1 is also with a single lateral branch, but this is provided with a curved end such as that referenced 45 in FIG. 3, in order to prohibit the rotation described above. above. Furthermore, the main front part of the wire element is no longer straight; it forms a loop capable of receiving and supporting a glass of flared section or provided with a

upper collar.

  In the case of a towel holder also, the rotation capacity is not generally required. FIG. 2 therefore shows a wire element with two symmetrical lateral branches, the return branch of which is

  extended by a curved end as in Figure 2.

  On the other hand, the invention provides an improvement which does not emerge from the figures and which consists in giving to the front central branch of the wire element, that which is spaced from the cover plate 2 parallel to it at its central undulation , no longer a truly rectilinear form, but a form comprising a series of undulations. The interest of this provision is related to the conditions of drying of a wet towel, and it

  will be especially appreciated in a confined space.

  As described above, the support already achieves a good number of the objectives which are fixed to it, but it has certain limitations. In addition, it was assumed to consist of a solid body, which does not constitute a

optimal solution.

  We will therefore now describe an example of support, here referenced 6, in a preferred embodiment of the invention, with reference to FIGS. 5a, 5b, 5c, which represent it in front, side and partial rear view, respectively . It should first of all be noted that the general configuration previously described is retained. There are indeed two series of orthogonal channels between them, namely a horizontal main channel 61, of substantially circular section, and two vertical lateral channels, 62 and 63. As will be shown below, these channels consist of a simple trench, obtained by the space left free15 between two parallel walls, such 620-621 on the one hand and

630-631 on the other hand.

  Similarly, the front face 601 of the support 6 is curved so as to follow the curvature of the rear face of the cover 2. The latter is strictly identical to that 20 previously described. The rear face 600 is in a plane, the same as that of the non-convex parts of the plate

  cover 2 (21 and 22 in FIG. 1), or at least substantially the same as a function of the thickness of a mounting plate for the wall described below.

  According to a characteristic specific to this preferred embodiment, the body 60 of the support 6, which is no longer massive, is constituted by a ribbed reinforcement, so as to ensure the desired rigidity while allowing a saving of material. In other words, this body 60 of the support 6 is in the form of a thin-walled shoemaker. and with several compartments between which reinforcement ribs constitute the bets of the vertical channels. It can advantageously be produced by molding in injected plastic. It can take different aspects depending on the exact composition of the materials used, and for example, for aesthetic reasons, the use of a

  translucent or transparent material will give it the appearance of a piece of glassware.

  According to another characteristic specific to the invention, the body 6 forms on each side, in lateral parts, ears 64 and 65, which have a trapezoidal shape. They thus comprise two wings delimiting ramps (for example 641 and 642 in FIG. 5b), which are inclined relative to the plane of the rear face o10 600, on either side of a central plateau area ( for example 640). These wings are not symmetrical with respect to the horizontal median axis of the support 6. As will be shown below, with reference to FIGS. 6a to 6b, they are configured in connection with the shape of the cover plate 15 to allow to easily hang the assembly on a plate previously fixed to the wall M. According to another characteristic of the invention, the front wall 601 does not cover the entire surface of the vertical lateral channels, 62 and 63. It is continuous over their 20 parts lower 602 and 603, to maintain the support in one piece, but the lower parts 604 and 605 are hollowed out. In this way, the vertical channels are in fact dug in an open trench through the entire thickness of the support with regard to the part which is on one side of the horizontal channel, and more exactly the upper part, that which is on the same side of the median axis of the support as the horizontal channel. The interest of this

  provision will be explained with reference to Figure 7.

  On another plane, it has been shown that the support 6 advantageously has a central orifice 67, for example circular, in the front wall 601. Provided that the cover plate 2 is perforated in correspondence with this orifice, the assembly will serve in particular to pass electric wires to power a lighting lamp. This is why it is also planned that a cooperating plate previously fixed to the wall on which this support

  hooks either pierced with a similar orifice, substantially the same diameter and at the same level.

  As before, the support 6 is fixed on the rear of the cover 2, in the central area 20 (Figure 1). To do this, pairs of holes 66 are provided (two pairs in the example illustrated), arranged on the ends of the body 60, beyond the vertical channels 62 and 63. Since the body 60 is not massive, Advantageously provides screw guide tubes (not shown), extending from the front wall 601 to the rear wall 600. These tubes form

  integral part of the body 60 and they are obtained during manufacture by molding.

  We will now describe an example of an attachment member, here a plate referenced 7, as it is useful for fixing the support 3 or 6 to the wall,

  and this with reference to FIGS. 6a to 6c. These represent the attachment plate 7, forming a bracket for fixing to the wall, seen from the front, from the side and from below, respectively.

  Its body 70 consists of a substantially flat plate inscribed in a rectangle. It comprises two wings, 71 and 72, of rounded shape, so as to substantially cover the surface of the ears 64 and 65 (see FIG. 25 5b) of the body of the support 6. The central zones are therefore raised relative to the plane formed by the plate. 70. These zones are extended by two legs folded at 90 degrees, towards the inside of the plate 70, as shown more

particularly Figure 6c.

  The plate 70 also comprises, on its lower edge, two stops 75 arranged near the lateral edges. Finally, oblong fixing holes are provided,

  76 and 77, respectively of horizontal axis and vertical axis.

  This arrangement, which is conventional in itself, allows play to be taken up when holes are drilled in the wall M, play taken up which makes it possible to position the bracket 7 perfectly horizontal. Once the bracket is fixed to the wall M, in a conventional manner by screws and dowels for example (not shown), the attachment of the support 6 (FIGS. 5a to c) is easy. It suffices to press the bottom of the flat rear face 600 of the body 60 on the front face, also flat, of the plate 70 and to slide it down: arrow f in FIG. 6a. The ears, 64 and 65, then engage under the legs 73 and 74, which allows the hanging operation, this being facilitated by the cutting in

  bevel of ears 64 and 65 (inclined planes 641-642). The stops 75 limit the downward translational movement and thus retain the support in the hooking position. The unhooking of the support 6 is also carried out simply, by pulling it upwards.

  In reality, it should be understood that the support 6 is itself fixed, by screwing as it has been shown, to the front cover plate 2 and that the wire element 420 has been trapped between these two members. It is therefore the complete object-holder 1 which is hung or unhooked from the

  manner which has just been described. In practice, the cover 2 is held in the hand by the user or the fitter, who places it on the stirrup 7 and slides it down for hanging, or slides it up for hanging.

  Advantageously, threaded holes 710 and 720 can be provided on the lateral wings 71 and 72. The use of screws (not shown) then makes it possible to fix, at least temporarily, the support 6 in the locked position, by pressing on the walls of the ears 64 and 65, so as to prevent an untimely movement of a user from unhooking the support. Insofar as the ears 64 and 65 are made of relatively malleable material, the tips of the screws sink

  slightly in this material, thus ensuring blocking.

  Another way to ensure such blocking is

  to provide a clipping brushing on each wing.

  One can also provide a central hole 78 which will correspond to the hole 67, when the support 6 is engaged in the fixing bracket 7. FIG. 7 shows, in section at the level of the channel 63, the support 6, and will make it possible to illustrate two advantages

  additional support 6, according to the preferred embodiment of the invention.

  First, it was indicated that the channel 61 was of substantially semi-circular section. This arrangement makes it possible to pre-position the horizontal branches 43 and 44 (FIG. 3) of the wire element 4 by clipping, if the diameter of the branches is chosen appropriately. This

  is due to the elastic properties of the material constituting the channel 61.

  Secondly, as indicated, the upper parts 604 and 605 of the vertical channels 62 and 63 are in an open trench through the entire thickness of the support.20 In certain cases, however, provision is made to provide them with a brushing as the end branch of the wire element

  protrudes to be clipped into the position of use, pressed against the front plate 2, unless the same clipping function is provided by an appropriate curvature of said end branch.

  As shown in FIG. 7, when the object-holder 1 is not fixed to the wall M, that is to say the support 6 not being engaged in the stirrup 7, the arrangement makes the element wired 4 susceptible of a large amplitude rotational movement around the axis of its return branches: wire element in positions 4 and 4 '. The amplitude depends on the exact shape of the wire element 4, which shape

  in turn depends on the function performed by the holder

object 1.

  The characteristic which has just been described is interesting, because it allows the wire element 4 to be folded down, during transport or in a marketing package for example, which allows packaging of the whole in a minimum of space. At the same time, the hooking plate 7 can be mounted

  provisionally on the support 6, without however being engaged in the ears or wings of the latter, in order to leave room for the ends of the lateral branch which the non-rotating wire elements comprise.

  The device according to the invention is susceptible of numerous other variants.

  FIG. 8 illustrates a variant of an object-holding device, referenced 1 ′, which is particularly suitable as

  than toilet roll dispenser.

  According to this variant, the object holder of the invention comprises two separate wire elements, 4a and 4b, in

  combination with a single support 6 and a single front plate 2. They are each threaded by one of the opposite lateral faces 20 of the support 6, and more particularly by one of the ends of the horizontal channel 61. The two half

  wire elements, 4a and 4b, each also support a roll of toilet paper, Ri and R2. The lower wire element 4b, which carries the roller R2 in reserve, can be fixed rigidly in the support 6, while the upper element 4a, which carries the current roller

  of use R1, is advantageously mobile in rotation.

  FIG. 9 illustrates an additional alternative embodiment in which two superimposed supports, 6H and 6B, are provided, and of course two elements

  wired, 4H and 4B, of the same or separate forms.

  There are also two brackets for fixing to the wall M. To do this, the front plate is advantageously provided with a double corrugation, and therefore comprises two curved zones, 20H and 20B, respectively. Such a double corrugated plate can be used with a single support and two elements

  wire like those of Figure 8. If these elements are suitably shaped with different lengths of lateral branches to present the front branch at two5 different heights such that each roll is placed in one of the non-curved parts of the corrugations.

  Up to now, it has been considered that the object-holding device according to the invention should be fixed to a wall M. FIG. 10 schematically illustrates a second embodiment deo10 for which the object-holding device, here referenced 2 ", rests on So soil through a

  foot 24, supported or not against a wall M. The other characteristics specific to the invention remain preserved, and it is unnecessary to describe them again.

  1i5 Upon reading the above, it is readily apparent that the invention does achieve the goals it has set for itself.

  It brings numerous advantages and in particular universality of fixing, modularity, simplicity of assembly and disassembly, while proposing an inexpensive solution, in particular because of the scale effect dQ to standardization. However, this standardization does not prevent the wired element from being declined according to numerous variants (shapes, size, etc.), which allows the device to fulfill numerous functions correlatively. Finally, due in particular to the presence of the front plate, the device according to the invention can be declined according to numerous variants of decorations and styles. However, the media cache function of

  decoration is not the only one that the front plate fills 2.

  As appears from the description above, it participates

  mounting the wire elements in the support by its rear face, and by its front face it can help to accommodate the object to be carried, for example by its undulations in the

case of a roll holder.

  Another example is that of a tablet-carrying device, for which, according to a particular embodiment, the rear edge of the tablet has a recess framing the hidden plate when it rests on the lateral branches of the wired element fixedly mounted on the support. The wire element is in this case with two lateral branches, each with a rotary rectilinear return branch in the main channel of the support and a bent end which is housed in the two lateral channels 10 respectively to block the mounting. Its front branch forms an upward curve, which in the fixed position of use is at the same level as the bulged undulation of the front plate. In the middle, the tablet widens by its front edge, which describes a curve of the same width, which allows it to engage under the front branch of the wire element. For cleaning or

  transport it is easy to remove the tablet by tilting it upwards by its rear edge. Of course the wire element folds down on the front plate for transport.

  As other examples of wire elements having the same two lateral branches in cooperation with the same support, the case of embodiments of the device of the invention will be cited for a set of bathroom accessories in which the front branch of the wire element, without discontinuity, is corrugated to form one or

  multiple loops. A loop describing more than a half

  circle in a horizontal plane in a fixed position of use to receive a toothed glass. A more open loop can hold a brush. On a larger element and whose front branch is bent on the lateral branches, a series of curved deformations

  verticals will constitute a group of coat hooks.

  It should be clear, however, that the invention is not limited to only the exemplary embodiments which have been explained. In particular, although it is advantageous for the front cover to be corrugated in a plate of constant thickness for technical reasons, it could also, without departing from the scope of the invention, have differently configured rear and front faces, and in particular a flat front face, while cooperating with a wall hanging support and with a wired receiving element

  of objects to be worn as described.

  On the other hand, it has been shown that the object-holding device can comprise two wire elements, but it can also include a larger number. Finally, it should also be clear that, although particularly suitable for the application to accessory equipment of bathrooms in residential premises, the invention cannot be confined to this single type of application. As already mentioned, it applies whenever there is a need to support one or more objects such as those that

  we are used to hanging on a wall mount.

Claims (10)

  1. Object-holding device (1), in particular for   bathroom or similar room accessories, charac-   characterized in that it comprises, in combination: - at least one wire element (4) forming a front branch (40) of configuration adapted to an object to be worn and at least one lateral branch (43) for mounting, with rectilinear return - A support (6) for receiving said lateral branch of the wire element (4) in a surface channel (61) hollowed out horizontally in said support (6) on its front face (601) and extending over its entire width to be able to receive symmetrically two similar lateral branches (43, 44), belonging to the same wire element or to two different wire elements, said support further comprising two vertical lateral channels (62, 63) opening into said horizontal channel (61 ), which are capable of receiving a possible bent end of said lateral branch of wire element, and a front plate (2) forming a cover, said support (6) fixing by its front face (601) on the rear face of said front plate of so as to trap against it said linear lateral branch of the wire element (4). 2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that said cover (2) consists of a corrugated plate having at least one swollen zone (20) between two zones (21, 22) at least partially substantially planar opposite rear and in that said front face (601) of the support (6) has a generally curved shape so as to match the curvature of the rear face of said corrugated plate (2) in said zone bulging (20).   3. Device according to one of claims 1 or   2, characterized in that said lateral branch of wire element (4) comprises a horizontal rectilinear return part (43, 45) engaging in the horizontal channel (61) of the support, which is extended by at least a part d end (45, 46) bent at 90 degrees, suitable for being inserted into one of said vertical channels (62, 63) of the support, so as to block the corresponding wire element (4) in a fixed, determined spatial position by the orientation of said end portion relative to   to the lateral branch to which it belongs.   4. Device according to claim 3, charac-   terized in that, on one side of the horizontal main channel (82) of the support (6), said vertical channels (62, 63) are hollowed out through the entire thickness of the body (60) of the support (6), such that said bent end part of the wire element remains free in orientation by rotation of said horizontal return part in the main channel of the support as long as the vertical channel which receives it is not closed on the rear face of the support , which allows the front branch of the wire element (4) to be folded back against the cover plate (2) in the transport of the device.   5. Device according to any one of   previous claims, characterized in that said   support (6) is associated with a member (7) for attaching the device to a wall (M), said member consisting of a plate (70) intended to be fixed to said wall (M) and comprising two lateral wings ( 71, 72) provided with legs (72, 73) curved 90 degrees inward of said plate (70), in that said support (6) have two lateral ears (64, 65) provided with inclined ramps (641 , 642) and a plate (640) intended to be inserted, by sliding, between the bottom of said plate (70) and said tabs (72, 73), so as to obtain said attachment. 6. Device according to claim 5, characterized in that said plate (70) has lower stops (75) so as to limit the range of said sliding movement and maintain said support (6) in hanging position.   7. Device according to one of claims 5 or   6, characterized in that said attachment member ensures by its plate (70) the closure of said vertical channels (62, 63) according to claim 4, extending through the entire thickness of the body (60) of said support ( 6) in open trench, so that it participates with the cover plate (2) in trapping the lateral branch (s)   wire element (4) at their bent end.   8. Device according to claim 7, charac-   terized in that said support (6) in its vertical channels in their through zone and said bent end of wire element comprise cooperating means for clipping the latter against the cover plate (2), in the   fixed position of the wire element.   9. Device according to any one of   previous claims, characterized in that said   object being constituted by a roll of toilet paper, it comprises at least first (4a) and second (4b) wire elements, each supporting one of said rolls (R1, R2), in that each wire element (4a, 4b) comprises a single lateral branch with rectilinear return fitting into one of the opposite ends of said horizontal channel (61) and remaining free in rotation therein, and in that each wire element is shaped so that its front branch carries the corresponding roller at a non-swollen area of the corrugated cover plate. 10. Device according to any one of   previous claims, characterized in that said   support (6) comprises holes (66) passing through its body (60) so as to allow it to be fixed using screws   on the rear face of said cover (2).