FR3115666A1 - Support for cosmetic product, assembly of said support and of said product and receptacle provided with said assembly - Google Patents

Abstract

Support (1) for a cosmetic article (2), said support (1) being configured to be removably positioned in a receiving receptacle, said support (1) comprising a frame (8) defining a housing (10) for said article (2), said frame (8) having a front face wall (12) having a front face opening (14) making it possible to access and/or make said article (2) visible, said frame (8) further having a side opening (16), said frame (8) being configured for insertion of said article (2) into said housing (10), through said side opening (16), by a translational movement up to a installation position, said translation being effected by guiding said article with the aid of said front face wall (12). Figure for abstract: Figure 1

Description

Support for cosmetic product, assembly of said support and of said product and receptacle provided with said assembly

Technical field of the invention

The present invention relates to a support for a cosmetic product, an assembly of said support and of said product and a receptacle provided with said assembly.

Technical background

Receptacles for cosmetic products allowing a user to apply make-up have been known for a long time. They include a base and a closing lid which accommodate various cosmetic items such as cosmetic powder, a mirror, a brush or others.

The powder is contained in a metal cup. To fix such a bucket in the receptacle, one commonly resorts to gluing. The same is true for the mirror.

Furthermore, it is known to make the base and the cover of plastic material. In order to make it possible to recycle them through the appropriate channels, the bowl and the mirror must be removed from the base and the lid because they are not made of the same material. The gluing of the cup and the mirror does not facilitate this type of operation.

To overcome this difficulty, removable buckets or mirrors have been proposed. The plastic and non-plastic parts of the receptacle can thus be separated before recycling.

However, the result is not necessarily compatible with the rendering of a top-of-the-range product, in particular in terms of installation and/or removal gestures as well as the good retention of cosmetic items in the receptacle.

The invention aims to solve at least in part the preceding difficulties and proposes in this sense a support for a cosmetic article, said support being configured to be removably positioned in a reception receptacle, said support comprising a frame defining a housing for said article, said frame having a front face wall having a front face opening making it possible to access and/or make said article visible, said frame further having a side opening, said frame being configured for insertion of said article into said housing, through said side opening, by a translational movement to a position of installation, said translation being effected by guiding said article with the aid of said front face wall.

By using a removable support, recycling is promoted according to the desired channel for the rest of the receptacle intended to be equipped with the cosmetic article housed in the support. Guidance by the front face also offers improved installation and removal gestures accompanied by placement of the cosmetic article with a better impression of reliability.

According to other characteristics of the invention, which may be taken separately or combined according to all technically possible solutions corresponding to as many embodiments of the invention:

• said housing is intended to receive said article in a removable manner,
• said front face wall is configured to continuously cover a peripheral part of a front face of said article in the installation position,
• said front face wall comprises abutments intended to hold said article in the installation position,
• said front face wall has a lower face configured for guiding said article,
• said underside of the front face includes said stops,
• said frame has a side wall defining said side opening,
• said frame has a bottom wall,
• said bottom wall is opposed to said front face wall so that said article is between said bottom wall and said front face opening,
• said housing is formed in a chamber or cavity defined by said front face wall, said side wall and said bottom wall,
• said bottom wall is provided with elastic means for holding said article in the housing by pressing against the front face wall of the housing,
• said bottom wall is provided with one or more openings, called rear face openings, allowing a user to access said article with a finger to trigger its extraction from said housing,
• said elastic holding means comprise arms formed between said rear face openings,
• said arms are connected at one of their ends to a central part of the bottom wall,
• said central part has the shape of a disc,
• said central part is annular in shape,
• a distal end of said arms is free,
• said central part is configured to bear against a bottom wall of said article under the action of said arms,
• said side wall connects the bottom wall and the front face wall,
• said front face wall, said bottom wall and said side wall are made of material,
• said front face wall, said bottom wall and said side wall are parts assembled, for example by snap-fastening and/or screwing,
• said support is configured for positioning in the reception receptacle via said frame,
• said armature defines several said housings,
• said support further comprises a cover intended to cover said bottom wall,
• said cover is snapped onto said frame,
• said support is configured for positioning in the reception receptacle via said cache,
• said support is configured so that said bottom wall of the frame and/or said cover is located facing a bottom wall of a compartment of the receptacle,
• said support comprises snap-fastening means to authorize said positioning in the reception receptacle,
• said latching means are configured to authorize said positioning by a pivoting movement,
• said latching means comprise engagement means and hooking means,
• said engaging means and/or said hooking means are located on the side wall of the frame,
• said latching means are located on the bottom wall of the cover,
• said support is configured to be extracted from said reception receptacle by a force on said bottom wall of the frame and/or of the cover.

The invention also relates to a set of a support as described above and one or more cosmetic articles, equipping said support, preferably in a removable manner. It could be, for example, a cup of cosmetic powder and/or a mirror.

The invention also relates to a receptacle accommodating said assembly. Said receptacle comprises, for example, a base and a lid, advantageously made of plastic material. Said receptacle is configured to removably receive at least one of said assemblies on said base and/or said cover. Preferably, said base and said cover are each provided with one of said supports, one equipped with a cup and the other with a mirror.

According to a particular embodiment, said base and/or said cover comprise a side wall and a bottom wall, removable relative to each other, said bottom wall defining the cover of said support.

It should be noted that the invention also relates to such a receptacle in which the cosmetic article can be secured to said receptacle without this necessarily being via said support.

In other words, the invention also relates to a receptacle comprising a base and/or cover, said base and/or said cover comprising a side wall and a bottom wall, removable relative to each other, in particular by snap-fastening , said bottom wall being configured to receive a cosmetic article, for example a mirror. Said article may be attached to said bottom wall by means of said support or, in particular, by gluing.

Brief description of figures

The following description, which is in no way limiting, should be read in conjunction with the appended figures, including:

- there is a perspective view from above of a first embodiment of a support and of a cosmetic article in accordance with the invention, before assembly;

- there is a perspective view from below of the support of the ;

- there is a perspective view from below of the holder and the cosmetic article of the , being assembled;

- there is a perspective view from below of the holder and the cosmetic article of the , when assembled;

- there is a cross-sectional view of the holder and the cosmetic article of the , being assembled;

- there is a cross-sectional view of the holder and the cosmetic article of the , when assembled;

- there is a perspective view of an assembly formed by the support and the cosmetic article of the and a base of a reception receptacle of said assembly, before assembly;

- there is a perspective view of the plinth and the entire , being assembled, according to a first angle of view;

- there is a perspective view of the plinth and the entire , being assembled, from a second angle of view;

- there is a cross-sectional view of the base and the entire , when assembled;

- there is a perspective view, along a diametral sectional plane, of the base and of the entire , in the process of extracting the assembly from said receptacle, according to a first variant embodiment;

- there is a cross-sectional view of the base and the entire , in the process of extracting the assembly from said receptacle, according to a second variant embodiment;

- there is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a support and of cosmetic articles in accordance with the invention, during assembly;

- there is a perspective view of a third embodiment of a support and of a cosmetic article in accordance with the invention, illustrated in an exploded view;

- there is a cross-sectional view of the holder and the cosmetic article of the , when assembled;

- there is a perspective view of a lid of a reception receptacle for the assembly formed by the support and the cosmetic article of FIGS. 14 and 15;

- there is a cross-sectional view of the cover of the and the assembly of Figures 14 and 15, during assembly or extraction of said assembly vis-à-vis said receptacle;

- there is an exploded perspective view of a fourth embodiment of a support according to the invention, a cosmetic article being inserted into a frame of said support;

- there is a perspective view, assembled, of the support of the ;

- there is a perspective view of a cover of a reception receptacle and of the assembly formed by the support and the cosmetic article of FIGS. 18 and 19, during assembly;

- there is a perspective view illustrating an exploded view of a cover of a reception receptacle and an assembly formed by a support and a cosmetic article, according to a variant of the invention.

Detailed description of the invention

As can be seen in the various figures, the invention relates to a support 1 for a cosmetic article 2.

In the embodiment of Figures 1 to 12, said article consists of a cup of cosmetic powder. Said cup comprises a bowl 4, in particular metal, filled with said powder 6. Said cup is for example of cylindrical shape with a height much lower than the dimensions of its base so that it has a substantially planar appearance. Here, said base is round. It could have any other shape, in particular a square shape with rounded corners.

Said support 1 comprises a frame 8 defining a housing 10 for said article 2. The walls of said housing 10 preferably have a shape that is substantially complementary to the shape of said article 2, except for assembly clearances.

According to the invention, said frame 8 has a front face wall 12 provided with a front face opening 14 allowing access to and/or making said article 2 visible. In the case of a cup, said opening front face 14 allows the user to access the cosmetic powder in order to pick up part of it with a brush or a brush. Said armature also has a side opening 16.

As more particularly illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 5, said armature 8 is configured for insertion of said article 2 into said housing 10 through said lateral opening 16, this by a translational movement to an installation position, illustrated in Figures 4 and 6. Said translation takes place by guiding said article 2 using said front face wall 12, in particular using an inner face 18 of said front face wall 12, i.e. that is to say a face facing said housing 10. In other words, said translation takes place in a plane substantially parallel to said wall 12 and/or to said opening 14 of the front face. Such a gesture makes it possible, in particular thanks to the guidance offered by the front face wall 12, this up to the position of installation of the article 2 in the housing 10, to have a qualitative rendering of the positioning of the different parts. .

To promote such guidance, in the example illustrated, said front face wall 12 is configured to continuously cover a peripheral part of a front face of said article 2 in the installation position. In the example illustrated where the article 2, in this case the cup, is cylindrical in shape with a circular section, the front face wall 12 is of annular shape with a small radius slightly smaller than the radius of the cup.

As is best apparent from FIGS. 2 and 6, said front face wall comprises abutments 20, 22 intended to hold said article 2 in the installation position. Said stops 20, 22 are preferably located at the level of said inner face 18 of front face wall 12.

In the example illustrated, a first of said abutments 20 is formed by a fillet made hollow at the level of the lower face 18 of said front face wall 12, in particular along a portion of an internal periphery of said wall of front face 12. Said fillet forms a notch making it possible to mark the positioning of the article 2 and a stop for the removal of the said article 2 from the housing 10.

A second 22 of said stops comprises a partition extending transversely, in particular orthogonally, from said inner face 18 of the front face wall 12. It contributes to defining said housing 10. Said partition is here in the form of an arc of a circle to marry the shape of the bucket. During the insertion of the article 2 in said housing 20, it forms an end stop marking the establishment of said article 2 at the end of its translational movement.

Said armature 8 further has a side wall 24, defining said side opening 16, in particular by an interruption of said side wall 24. In the example illustrated, said side wall 24 and said partition 22 are concentric, side wall 24 having a greater radius than the partition 22. Said opening 16 is located in the same angular portion as that where the first stop 20 is located. The partition 22 is here interrupted in the radial extension of the said lateral opening 16 and over a greater angular span , so as not to interfere with the insertion of item 2 into slot 10.

Said frame 8 also has a bottom wall 26. Said bottom wall 26 is opposite to said front face wall 12 so that said article 2 is between said bottom wall 26 and said front face opening 12, once in the installation position.

In other words, said housing 10 is formed in a chamber or cavity defined by said front face wall 12, said side wall 24 and said bottom wall 26, said housing 10 being here delimited by said front face wall 12 and said back wall. bottom 26 as well as by the partition 22.

Preferably, said side wall 24 connects bottom wall 26 and front face wall 12, said walls being made of material. As a variant, they could be assembled, for example by snap-fastening and/or screwing.

Said bottom wall 26 is preferably provided with elastic means 28 for holding said article in the housing 10 by pressing against the front face wall 12 of the housing 10. By their elastic nature, they deform to let the article 2 pass during its insertion, while contributing to its guidance, as illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 5. Once said article 2 is in its installation position, they retain it in the housing 10, as illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 6, in particular by pressing on an underside 30 of said article 2.

Preferably, said housing 10 is intended to accommodate said article 2 in a removable manner. Thus, after positioning said article in said support 1, it is possible to extract it simply by an opposite movement. This promotes recycling of the support 1, for example with the rest of the receptacle that it must equip, independently of the article 2. This also makes it possible to change the cup if it is worn or includes a powder which no longer corresponds to the user need.

In this sense, said bottom wall 26 of frame 8 is provided with one or more openings 32, called rear face openings, allowing a user to access said article 2 with a finger or a tool to trigger its extraction. out of said housing 10. In a complementary or alternative manner, a notch 34 is made in the partition 22.

In the illustrated embodiment, said elastic holding means comprise arms 36 formed between said rear face openings 32. Said arms 36 are connected at one of their ends to a central part 38 of bottom wall 26. Said central part 38 is configured to bear against the lower face 30 of said article 2, under the action of said arms. Said arms 36 are advantageously radial. They extend between said side wall 24 and/or partition 22, on the one hand, and said central part 38, on the other hand. They are here four in number, separated by 90°, two starting from the partition 22 and two others from the side wall 24.

Said central part 38 here has the shape of a disc. Alternatively, it may be annular in shape. As a further variant, it may be absent, a distal end of said arms 36 then being free.

As will have been understood, after assembly of the support 1 and the article 2, these form a set.

As illustrated in Figures 7 to 12, 17 and 20, said assembly can be installed in a reception receptacle.

According to the invention, said support 1 is configured to be removably positioned in said reception receptacle 40. It thus makes it possible to install and extract said assembly from receptacle 40. In this way, said receptacle 40 can be recycled according to an appropriate common channel, without said article 2. In the embodiments, corresponding to those illustrated, where the article 2 can also be separated from the support 1, the said support 1 can also be recycled according to the same channel as that of the reception receptacle, said support and said receptacle being advantageously made of a plastic material of the same nature.

In the embodiment of Figures 1 to 12, said support 1 is configured for positioning in the reception receptacle 40 via said frame 8.

Said receptacle 40 comprises, for example, a base or plinth 42 and a lid 44. Said receptacle 40 is configured to removably receive at least one of said assemblies on said plinth 42 and/or said lid 44. Here the assembly comprising the bucket is intended to be accommodated in the base 42.

Still in the example illustrated, said support 1 is configured so that said bottom wall 26 of frame 8 is located opposite a bottom wall 46 of a compartment 48 of receptacle 40.

To allow said positioning in the reception receptacle 40, more precisely here in said compartment 48, said support 1, more precisely here the frame 8, comprises snap-fastening means. In the example illustrated, said latching means are configured to allow said positioning by a pivoting movement, as is best seen in Figures 8 to 10.

Said latching means comprise for this, in particular, means 50 for engagement and means 52 for hooking. Said engagement means 50 and/or said hooking means 52 are located on the side wall 24 of the frame 8. Here they are diametrically opposed. Said engagement means comprise, for example, a rib 54, intended to be inserted into a groove 56 located on a side wall 58 of the base 42. Said attachment means comprise elastic tabs 60 ratcheting in lugs 62 formed on said side wall 58 of base 42.

It may be noted that said engagement means 50, said side opening 16 and said hooking means 50 are located angularly in this order along said side wall 50, for example substantially at 90° to each other.

For the establishment of said assembly in said compartment 48, said frame 8 is first approached to the base 42 so that the rib 54 engages in the groove 56. The bottom wall 26 of the frame 8 is then inclined with respect to the bottom wall 46 of said compartment 48, as illustrated in FIGS. 8 and 9. An axial force is then imparted to the armature 8 at the level of a part of the front face wall 12, which generates a pivoting movement around an axis defined by said rib 54 and said groove 56. This causes the elastic tabs 60 to snap into the lugs 62. Said assembly is then in the position illustrated in .

As illustrated in Figures 7 to 10, said receptacle 40 advantageously comprises studs 64 configured to bear against the underside 30 of the article 2. Said studs 64 are dimensioned so as to contribute to the support of the article 2 against the front face wall 12. Said receptacle further comprises alternately or cumulatively projections 66, in particular coming from said bottom wall 46 of compartment 48. Said projections 66 are configured to contribute to keeping the article 2 in place by forming a lateral stop, in particular at the level of said lateral opening 16.

Said support 1 is configured to be extracted from said reception receptacle 2 by a force bearing, for example, on said bottom wall 26 of frame 8.

According to the example shown in , the cover 44 is configured to exert a force at one or more studs 68, reinforced. Said studs 68 are located between said elastic tabs 60. They participate in the definition of the side wall 24 and the bottom wall 26 of the frame 8. The cover 44 is configured to exert a force according to a lever arm on said studs 68, giving the cover additional rotation around an axis of articulation 70 of the cover 44 with respect to the base 42.

According to a variant illustrated in , the force is exerted via a finger of the user on the central part 38 of the bottom wall 26, through a slot located in the bottom wall 46 of the compartment 48.

As shown in , as a variant, said frame 8 comprises several housings 10 each to accommodate a cosmetic article 2. Said housings 10 are adjacent to each other. Each housing 10 has its own front face opening 14, at least partially surrounded by a front face wall portion 12, and its own side opening 16. The side openings 16 of the neighboring housings 10 are separated by a partition 72. also find, among others, the arms 36 and the central parts 38 with the rear face openings. The cups here are square in shape with rounded corners and the housings 10 have a suitable shape. They may also be of another shape, in particular a circular shape, as in the previous embodiment.

In a variant not shown, the cosmetic article comprises several cups, for example succeeding one another in a single direction in the form of a bar. Said frame 8 then comprises a single housing 10 and a single side opening for inserting the article 2. The frame 8 comprises several front face openings 14, each at least partially surrounded by a part of the front face wall 12 and/or more rear face openings.

According to another exemplary embodiment illustrated in the following figures, said cosmetic article 2 comprises a mirror. In this case, the front face opening 14 allows the user to make said cosmetic article visible. The user can thus see himself and apply makeup.

Said support 1 further comprises a cover or trim 76, intended to cover said bottom wall 26 of frame 8. Said cover 76 has a substantially planar shape.

Said frame 8 remains similar to that mentioned above except as regards the relationship with the cache 76 and the installation in the reception receptacle 2.

Said cover 76 is, for example, snapped onto said frame 8, in particular at the level of the side wall 24 of said frame 8, this by means of a rim 78 cooperating with a rib 80 made in said side wall 24 of said frame 8.

According to the variant illustrated in Figures 14 to 17, said rim 78 is angularly interrupted to allow insertion of article 2 into frame 8 after placement of cover 76.

Said cover 76 is advantageously articulated in rotation on said frame 8 around an axis orthogonal to said bottom wall 26 and passing through a center of said bottom wall 26. Such a rotation makes it possible to conceal the side opening 16 after the insertion of the cosmetic article 2 into the housing 10, in particular by turning the said cover 76 by 180°.

Said rotation is achieved, for example, by articulation on a ring 82 made on an internal face 84 of the cover in its central part, said ring 82 cooperating with flexible segments 84 in an arc of a circle of the central part 38 of the bottom wall 26 of the armature 8. Said crown 82 is also advantageously configured to press on said article 2 so as to promote its maintenance in said installation position.

As in the previous embodiments, the cosmetic article 2 can be extracted according to a movement opposite to that of its movement of insertion into the housing 10.

Furthermore, said support 1 is configured for positioning in the reception receptacle 40 via said cover 76.

In the example illustrated, the assembly formed by said support 1 and said cosmetic article 2, in this case said mirror, is intended to be housed, in a reversible manner, in said lid 44, illustrated in more detail in .

Said cover 44 comprises, for example, a hinge lug 86 on the base 42. This may be the lug used to extract the other armature 8, in particular in the case where, as here, the base 42 accommodates a frame 8 provided with a cup and the cover 44 accommodates a frame 8 provided with said mirror. Said lid 44 further comprises annular wall 88 coming from a bottom wall 90 of said lid 44.

Said support 1 is configured so that said cover 76 is located opposite said bottom wall 90 of cover 44.

Said cover 76 comprises latching means 92 to allow positioning of support 1 in receptacle 2. Said latching means 92 are located on an outer face 94 of cover 76. This is a protuberance 96 substantially mushroom-shaped, intended to cooperate with the annular wall 88 of the cover 44 according to a pivoting movement more particularly illustrated in . Said pivoting movement allows both, when it is accompanied by pressure, the positioning of the support 1 in the cover 44 and, when it is accompanied by a lifting movement, an extraction of the said support 1 from the said cover. 44. Said pivoting movement is obtained, for example, by a user's finger pressing on the front face wall 12 of the frame 8.

According to another variant illustrated in Figures 18 to 20, said rim 78 is continuous along a periphery of a bottom wall 98 of cover 76.

As in the previous embodiments, the cosmetic article 2 can be extracted according to a movement opposite to that of its movement of insertion into the housing 10.

In this variant, said support 1 is also configured so that said cover 76 is located opposite said bottom wall 90 of cover 44.

Said snap-fastening means 92 are configured to allow said positioning of support 1 in receptacle 2 by a vertical movement, that is to say, orthogonal to a bottom wall of the lid. They are located at the edge 78 of the cover 76. They include, for example, flexible tabs 100 located here substantially at 120° from each other. Said flexible tabs 100 are intended to cooperate with forms 102 provided vis-à-vis in a side wall of the cover 44 for snap-fastening.

Said support 1 is configured to be extracted from said reception receptacle 2 by an extraction force at the level of a slot 103 located between the cover 76 and the receptacle 2.

Said slot 103 is made, for example, at the level of a cut edge 104 of the support 1, in particular at the level of a foot 106 formed along the rim 78 of the cover 76, along the said cut edge 104. Such a slot 103 allows the insertion of an instrument to extract the support 1 from the reception receptacle 2, in this case the cover 44, by an upward movement allowing a disengagement.

In a variant not shown, said foot 106 is provided with a hollow shape large enough for the user to be able to slide a finger therein. When said support 1 is in place in receptacle 2, said cover 76 is configured so that said recessed shape is accessible to the user from the same side as said front face opening 14. The user can then extract said support 1 using his finger by an upward movement allowing disengagement.

According to an embodiment illustrated in , the cover 44 comprises a side wall 200 and a bottom wall 202, removable relative to each other. It is noted that said bottom wall 202 defines the cover 76 of said support 1. This makes it possible to personalize the receptacle with suitable decorations or differentiated markings by changing only this set.

In this embodiment, said support 1 remains removable with respect to the receptacle by means of said cover 76. For this, said cover 76 and said side wall 200 of cover 44 here have first forms 204 and counter-forms 206 intended to snapped into each other, in correspondence, in particular in a direction orthogonal to said cover 76.

Said frame 10 is, for example, snapped onto said cover 76, in particular via second forms 208 and counter-forms located in correspondence on the side wall 26 of frame 10 and said cover 76.

Said second counter-forms, not visible, are located on an internal face of said flange 78 of cover 76 and said first forms 204 are located on an external face of flange 78 to cooperate with the first counter-forms 206, located on one face inside the side wall 200 of the cover 44. Said second shapes 208 are located on an outer face of the side wall 26.

According to another embodiment, not illustrated, said support does not include a cover and it is configured to be fixed in the receptacle via the frame of said support, as in the first embodiment illustrated in Figures 1 to 12, but according to a vertical snapping movement, that is to say similar to the movement of the support relative to the lid encountered in Figures 18 to 20. Forms and counter-forms intended to be snapped into one other are provided for this purpose, in correspondence, at the side wall of the insert and the side wall of the cover. The front face wall of the insert is provided with a notch allowing a user to slip a finger or a tool between the side wall of the cover and the front face wall of the frame to remove the support from said receptacle. For the rest, the insert of this embodiment has the characteristics of that of the embodiment of Figures 1 to 12.

It should be noted that these embodiments are applicable, where appropriate, both to a support accommodating a cup and a mirror, said support being intended to be installed both in a base and in a lid of the receptacle.

Claims (14)

Support (1) for a cosmetic article (2), said support (1) being configured to be removably positioned in a reception receptacle (40), said support (1) comprising a frame (8) defining a housing ( 10) for said article (2), said frame (8) having a front face wall (12) having a front face opening (14) allowing access to and/or making said article (2) visible, said frame (8) further having a side opening (16), said frame (8) being configured for insertion of said article (2) into said housing (10), through said side opening (16), by a translational movement until 'in a positioning position, said translation being effected by guiding said article with the aid of said front face wall (12). Support according to Claim 1, in which the said housing (10) is intended to receive the said article (2) in a removable manner. Support according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the said front face wall (12) is configured to continuously cover a peripheral part of a front face of the said article (2) in the installation position. Support according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the said front face wall (12) comprises abutments (20, 22) intended to maintain the said article (2) in the installation position. A carrier according to any preceding claim wherein said frame has a bottom wall (26) opposite said front face wall (12) such that said article (2) is between said bottom wall and said opening. front face, said bottom wall (26) being provided with elastic means (28) for holding said article (2) in the housing (10) by pressing against the front face wall (12). Support according to the preceding claim, in which said bottom wall (26) is provided with one or more openings (32) allowing a user to access said article (2) with a finger to trigger its extraction from said housing (10). Support according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the said support (1) is configured for positioning in the reception receptacle (2) via the said frame (8). Support according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the said support (1) further comprises a cover (76) snapped onto the said frame (8). Support according to the preceding claim, in which the said support (1) is configured for positioning in the receiving receptacle (2) via the said cover (76). Support according to any one of Claims 7 or 9, in which the said support (1) comprises snap-fastening means to authorize the said positioning. Support according to Claim 10, in which the said snap-fastening means are configured to authorize the said positioning by a pivoting movement. A support assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims and said article (2). Receptacle receiving an assembly according to claim 12. Receptacle according to Claim 12, taken in conjunction with any one of Claims 8 or 9, said receptacle comprising a base (42) and/or lid (44), said base (42) and/or said lid (44) comprising a side wall (200) and a bottom wall (202), removable relative to each other, said bottom wall (202) defining the cover (76) of said support (1).