RU81419U1 - DISPOSABLE FLOOR EXTRA ROOM MAT - Google Patents

Abstract

The inventive utility model relates to the field of special equipment for self-service stores, shoe stores, tailoring ateliers and shoes and can be used as hygienic floor mats in fitting rooms. The problem to which the claimed utility model is directed is to create an inexpensive and compact product that protects buyers' feet from pollution and protects against fungal skin diseases during the fitting procedure. When solving this problem, the following technical results are achieved: cost reduction and optimization of the overall dimensions of a disposable fitting mat; optimization of the use of the working space of the fitting room; expansion of functionality. The disposable floor fitting mat contains a base including a layer of sheet non-woven material. The density of the nonwoven material is in the range of 20 g / m ² - 100 g / m ² , and the overall dimensions of the base in width are in the range of 150-750 mm, and in length - the range of 250-750 mm. In various applications, the base can be either square, or rectangular, or ellipsoidal, or round, or polygonal. In some cases, execution as a non-woven material can be used paper, or plastic-plastic film, or artificial fiber. In other instances, the disposable floor fitting mat may further comprise an advertising and information medium. In some cases, the execution of a disposable floor fitting mat may contain at least one additional layer of non-woven material.

1 independent, 4 independent claims, 1 FIG. drawing.

Description

The inventive utility model relates to the field of equipment specially adapted for certain types of service enterprises, namely, self-service stores, shoe stores, tailoring ateliers and shoes.

The utility model can be used as hygienic floor mats in fitting rooms.

Known floor mat containing layers made of corrugated cardboard, in the upper and lower flat layers of which are made conical holes with the apex facing the middle layer (RF patent for PM No. RU, 22919, U1 from 12.25.2001, MKI B60N 3 / 04, published May 10, 2002).

The disadvantage of this rug is: the complexity of its manufacture, due to the presence of several layers, due to the need to create conical holes in the upper and lower layers, the mismatch of the dimensions of the mat to the sizes of the fitting cabin, and therefore the inconvenience of use.

A well-known advertising media for decorating points of sale, fitting rooms, shoe stores (www.kovrik.ru), containing a rubber base and pile as the top layer. The dimensions of the rug are 90 cm by 120 cm. The overall dimensions of the rug allow it to be placed in fitting rooms, however it is difficult to manufacture and has considerable weight. This makes it difficult to move, quick cleaning, which leads to the accumulation of dirt in the upper layer of the pile and reduces its hygienic properties.

Known for the closest combination of essential features and selected as a prototype, a disposable floor mat containing a base including a layer of sheet nonwoven material, which is a paper pulp, on the surface of which protrusions in the form of truncated pyramids are formed from each other with the formation of cells between themselves. The base is made moisture resistant and has the form of a pan with botanical walls. The length of each side is 400 mm, and the thickness is 3-4 mm (RF patent for PM No. 32983 RU, U1 dated 02.07.2003, MKI A47L 23/22, A47G 27/02, B60N 3/04,

publ. 10/10/2003). Known mat can be used in fitting rooms. However, the overall dimensions of the known rug having a base thickness of 3-4 mm do not allow a sufficient supply of replaceable clean rugs to be placed in the fitting room and to ensure the collection of used rugs. All this reduces the quality of customer service and does not allow the use of a well-known rug as a disposable hygienic fitting mat in a tailoring atelier, shoe stores and self-service stores, etc.

The task to which the claimed utility model is directed is to create an inexpensive and compact product that protects buyers' feet from pollution and protects against fungal skin diseases during the fitting procedure.

When solving this problem, the following technical results are achieved:

a) cost reduction and optimization of the overall dimensions of a disposable fitting mat;

b) optimization of the use of the working space of the fitting room by providing the possibility of placing a stock of clean and used mats in containers specially designed for them with overall dimensions that range in length: 250-800 mm, height: 250-800 mm, width: 25 -150 mm, which is the subject of application No. 2008116489 for the grant of a patent of the Russian Federation utility model “Container for disposable floor fitting mats”;

c) expansion of functionality by increasing the circle of consumers - people with small foot sizes (including children) to consumers with large foot sizes, including adults.

The specified technical result is achieved in that the disposable floor fitting mat contains a base including a layer of sheet non-woven material. The density of the nonwoven material is in the range of 20 g / m ² -100 g / m ² , and the overall dimensions of the base in width are in the range of 150-750 mm, and in length - the range of 250-750 mm.

In various applications, the base can be either square, or rectangular, or ellipsoidal, or round, or polygonal.

In some cases, the implementation as a non-woven material can be used paper, or plastic-plastic film, or artificial fiber.

In some cases, the implementation of a disposable floor fitting room may additionally contain an advertising and information medium.

In some instances, a disposable floor fitting mat may comprise at least one additional layer of nonwoven material.

The implementation of a disposable rug with the base dimensions ranging in width from 150 mm to 750 mm, and in length from 250 mm to 750 mm, on the one hand, it makes it possible to place the client's feet on it when trying on shoes or clothes, protecting them from contamination, thereby increasing the hygiene of the fitting procedure, on the other

parties - ensures the placement of the inventive rug in the fitting rooms, and other rooms intended for fitting, the dimensions of which, as a rule, are characterized by small dimensions not exceeding 1.5 m in width and length. The overall dimensions of the mat are determined by the applicant, taking into account the minimum necessary space to maintain the hygiene of the feet and the maximum convenient size to use, taking into account the overall dimensions of the fitting rooms, which expands the functionality of the product, allowing it to be used in various rooms where clothes and shoes are being tested. The implementation of the material with a density constituting a range of 20 g / m ² - 100 g / m ² ensures the reliability of the mat, not allowing breakthrough from loads. The density range of a disposable rug allows you to cover different age categories of buyers - for example, use rugs with a low density for children who are shopping, which will save material and labor costs, increase profitability. The overall dimensions of the mat, comprising a width range from 150 mm. up to 750 mm, and in length - a range from 250 mm. up to 750 mm, provides the compactness of the product, which allows you to mark in the fitting room a sufficient supply of removable clean rugs and provides the ability to collect used rugs.

Comparative analysis of the prototype of the claimed model showed that in all cases perform it differs from the known closest technical solutions that the density of the material is in the range of 20 g / m ² -100 g / m ^2, and the dimensions of the mat width is in the range 150 -750 mm, length - range 250-750 mm

In some cases, the implementation of the claimed utility model differs from the well-known, closest, the above solution:

- the implementation of the base of a square, or ellipsoidal, or round, or polygonal shape;

- the use of artificial fiber as a non-woven material;

- the presence of an advertising and information medium;

- the presence of at least one additional layer of non-woven material.

The proposed utility model is illustrated by the schematic drawing shown in figure 1.

The disposable floor fitting mat contains a base 1 made in the shape of a rectangle with a length L and a width B. In other cases, the base 1 can be square, ellipsoid, or round, or polygonal in shape (not shown in the drawing). The thickness of the mat C is determined by the density of the mat based on the declared range. The mat may contain advertising and information medium 2, for example, in the form of stickers applied to the lower and / or upper surface of the base, or decorative, and / or informational, and / or advertising characters. In some cases, the execution of a disposable floor fitting mat may contain at least one additional layer 3 of non-woven material having, for example, disinfectant and / or moisture-absorbing properties.

The claimed utility model can be manufactured industrially using known equipment by cutting large sheets of paper or other non-woven material. Disposable mats can be stacked in special containers mounted on the walls of fitting rooms. The container may contain a compartment for clean and used disposable rugs.

Examples of the implementation of the claimed utility model.

Example 1

Disposable fitting floor mat contains a rectangular base of a sheet of paper with a density of 20 g / m ² . The dimensions of the rug are L 250 mm in length and 150 mm in width B and are intended for children's shoe departments. The mat contains a sticker with advertising information from the manufacturer of the shoe.

Example 2

Disposable fitting floor mat contains a base in the form of a circle with a diameter of 350 mm from a sheet of plastic film with a density of 100 g / m ² . The mat contains an additional disinfectant layer.

Example 3

The disposable fitting floor mat contains an elliptical base from a sheet of paper with a density of 40 g / m ² . The overall dimensions of the rug are 750 mm along the length L (major axis), 400 mm along the width B (smaller axis). The mat contains printed advertising information.

Examples of the implementation of the claimed utility model.

Example 4

The disposable fitting floor mat contains a rectangular base of a sheet of paper with a density of 30 g / m ² . The dimensions of the rug are 400 mm in length L and 500 mm in width B. Designed for use in dressing rooms of clothing departments in hypermarkets. It has overall dimensions sufficient for placement in a special container with overall dimensions that make up the range of length: 250-800 mm, height: 250-800 mm, width: 25-150 mm, which is the subject of application No. 2008116489 for the grant of a patent of the Russian Federation useful model "Container for disposable floor fitting mats". The mat does not erupt when an adult stands on it to try on. The rug without “creasing” can be placed vertically along its end wall in a special container.

Example 5

The disposable fitting floor mat contains a rectangular base of non-woven artificial fiber with a density of 80 g / m ² . The dimensions of the rug are L 500 mm in length and 600 mm in width B. Designed for fitting rooms of clothing stores, can be placed in a special container with overall dimensions that make up the range of length: 250-800 mm, height: 250-800 mm, width: 25-150 mm, which is the subject of application No. 2008116489 for issuing RF patent utility model "Container for disposable floor fitting mats." The mat does not erupt when an adult stands on it to try on. The rug without “creasing” can be placed vertically along its end wall in a special container.

Example 6

The disposable fitting floor mat contains a rectangular base of a sheet of paper with a density of 70 g / m ² . The dimensions of the rug are 200 mm in length L and 400 mm in width B. Designed for fitting rooms for shoe departments. It is placed in a special container with overall dimensions that make up the range of length: 250-800 mm, height: 250-800 mm, width: 25-150 mm, which is the subject of application No. 2008116489 for the grant of a patent of the Russian Federation for the utility model “Disposable container floor fitting mats. " The mat does not erupt when an adult stands on it to try on. The rug without “creasing” can be placed vertically along its end wall in a special container.

In most cases, the procedure of trying on clothes or shoes (when buying finished goods or tailoring) is characterized by low hygiene, as it is often associated with the need to remove shoes, which forces the buyer to contact the soiled surface with his feet (bare or in hosiery) floor, which can contain not only mechanical pollution - particles of earth, dust, etc., but also pathogens of fungal diseases. Known floor coverings used in the rooms where the fitting takes place do not ensure the hygiene of the fitting, since they are designed to protect the floor surface from abrasion, are characterized by significant overall dimensions, thickness and density, and, as a rule, are intended for long-term use. Known disposable rugs that can ensure the hygiene of the fitting procedure, for example, the rug according to RF patent No. 32983, containing a moisture-absorbing base in the form of a pallet with side walls, on the inner surface of the bottom of which protrusions are formed in the form of truncated pyramids, is characterized by complexity and high manufacturing cost. In addition, the well-known rug is quite bulky. All this makes it irrational and economically disadvantageous to use the well-known rug as a disposable fitting room floor mat.

Since the fitting procedure requires an individual mat for each buyer, to ensure the hygiene of the fitting procedure for all buyers visiting trading enterprises or sewing studios for at least several working hours of the trading or sewing enterprise, a significant number of rugs will be required. There should always be a supply of clean rugs for several visitors in the changing room. On the other hand, used mats will accumulate in the changing room until the room is cleaned. This requires optimum utilization of the working space of the fitting room.

The tasks set are solved by optimizing the dimensions (taking into account the density) and the cost of manufacturing a disposable fitting mat. Fitting rooms have limited overall dimensions, not exceeding 1.5 m in width and length. To ensure cleanliness and rational storage of clean and collection of used mats, a special container can be used, and the mats should be dimensioned so that they can be placed in the specified container. Such a device can be a container attached to the wall of the fitting room and having overall dimensions in height and length that make up a range of 250-800 mm and a width of 25-150 mm (this technical solution is described by the applicant in application materials No. 2008116489 for granting a patent of the Russian Federation for the utility model “Container for disposable floor fitting mats”).

The optimal range of overall dimensions of the inventive rug and its density was determined empirically, taking into account the limitations of the dimensions of the fitting room, the dimensions of the container for fitting rooms and the loads experienced by the mat. Tests have shown that mats having overall dimensions in length or width less than 750 mm do not clutter up the space of the fitting room and can be easily, without much effort, placed in the container described in PM application No. 2008116489. With overall dimensions of the rug in length and width, ranging from 750 to 800 mm, laying the rug requires more thoroughness and additional time to insert it vertically straight down without distortions, otherwise the edges of the rug will touch the side walls of the container, jam, losing the safety of their appearance. Rugs with overall dimensions exceeding 800 mm cannot be placed in a container, they will lie in a mess in the fitting room, cluttering up the space. The buyer may confuse the clean mats with the used ones, which will not ensure the hygiene of the procedure. When the density of the material from which the mat is made is more than 100 g / m ² , the mat is bulky and heavy. At a density less than 20 g / m ^2, the mat can not withstand the weight and body fat client break. In addition, materials with a density of less than 20 g / m ² do not hold their shape, are easily wrinkled, it is difficult to place such rugs vertically in a stack in a container. The execution of the material in a single layer, as well as the selection of the optimal overall dimensions and density of the product can reduce the cost of its manufacture in comparison with the prototype. All this provides ultimately the claimed technical result and allows us to solve the problem.

Claims (5)

1. Disposable floor fitting mat containing a base including a layer of sheet non-woven material, characterized in that the density of the material is in the range of 20 - 100 g / m ² , while the overall dimensions of the mat in width are in the range of 150-750 mm, and in length - in the range 250-750 mm. 2. The disposable floor fitting mat according to claim 1, characterized in that the base has either a square, or rectangular, or ellipsoidal, or round, or polygonal shape. 3. The disposable floor fitting mat according to claim 1, characterized in that the non-woven material used is paper or plastic-film or artificial fiber. 4. The disposable floor fitting room according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises an advertising and information medium. 5. The disposable floor fitting mat according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains at least one additional layer of non-woven material.