US20110126350A1 - Shower drain system and receiving element for a shower drain system - Google Patents

Shower drain system and receiving element for a shower drain system Download PDF

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US20110126350A1
US20110126350A1 US12/954,698 US95469810A US2011126350A1 US 20110126350 A1 US20110126350 A1 US 20110126350A1 US 95469810 A US95469810 A US 95469810A US 2011126350 A1 US2011126350 A1 US 2011126350A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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  • the invention relates to a drain system which is equipped with a drain arrangement.
  • the invention relates also to a reception element for such a drain element.
  • DE 10 2007 043 327 A1 discloses a drain system which can be at least partially accommodated in the floor of a room.
  • the drain system contains at least one structural part having a first section, which is extended along one wall of the room and on which can be installed for example wall tiles.
  • the system further also includes draining means for the drain system, which can be partially installed in the floor of a room and which can be connected with a discharge pipe, wherein the drain system further contains at least one inlet opening, into which the waste water can enter so that the water which has entered the inlet opening can be delivered to the draining means.
  • the draining means and/or the inlet opening are at least acoustically separated from at least one structural part.
  • shower elements at the floor level which are equipped at one front side or in one front side region with a draining arrangement that is used to carry away the shower water that falls onto the floor.
  • the draining arrangement is usually equipped with an outlet drain, which collects the shower water and guides it through a siphon connected therebetween to an outlet pipe.
  • the plate element can be deployed inclined in the direction supporting the draining arrangement, whereby the inclination can be used directly in the plate element, or created indirectly and so that it can be adjusted with supporting elements.
  • a disadvantage is in this case that the drain arrangement is deployed in or on the plate element, and in particular that the shower drain or canal has relatively narrow dimensions, which means that the cleaning is complicated and labor-intensive.
  • the canal because the canal is wide, it must be provided with a drain cover to prevent an injury as the canal is arranged in the visible shower area and thus within a short distance so that the drain can be reached by the user.
  • the task of the invention is therefore to improve a drain system of the type mentioned in the introduction with simple means so that the draining arrangement can be freely positioned and is easily accessible, whereby the draining or discharging arrangement provides at the same time improved protection from noise while remaining almost invisible.
  • the task is achieved when a receiving element accommodates a covered draining arrangement, wherein the receiving element is equipped with at least one holding element to which a veneer element can be detachably attached.
  • the receiving element can be formed from a complying material.
  • the receiving element can be manufactured from a preferred material which absorbs sound.
  • Suitable materials for the receiving element are coated or uncoated plates made of hard plastic foam using polyurethane or polystyrene as raw material. Other foam materials can be also used.
  • Receiving elements from metal, plastic materials or molded bodies are also conceivable, without limiting the materials that can be used here in any way. Also conceivable are receiving elements consisting of construction panels which can be provided with suitable coatings on the surface. Essentially, materials which remain resistant to moisture during a long-term application can be taken into consideration as materials for the manufacturing of the receiving element.
  • the discharging arrangement in particular the siphon
  • the discharging arrangement can be arranged in variable locations within the receiving element.
  • the discharging arrangement since the discharging arrangement is deployed inside the receiving element, it is therefore almost invisible or arranged so that it is covered. A separate cover is thus no longer required for the discharging drain since there is no longer any danger of an accident as the discharging arrangement is located outside of the contact area as if it were arranged outside of the actual shower area.
  • variable wall integration element with which any horizontally acting drain type can covered or concealed while being integrated in a wall surface or in front of a wall surface. It is also conceivable that the drain system would be employed with washing tables on the bottom of a swimming pool, or in wellness facilities or even in public restroom. As long as this is a receiving element or a wall integration element which can be described as drain integration element, it may also be used separated from panel elements or existing floor superstructures can be also used separately.
  • the receiving element is designed as a separate, box-shaped hollow body which is constructed as a front part of a wall.
  • the receiving element can thus be set in advance in front of a wall, wherein the discharging arrangement can then be inserted in the assembled status into the cavity of the receiving element so that it is inserted therein.
  • the receiving element is provided with such dimensions that a cavity is built which is seen as having a longer length than width in the axial direction.
  • the length of the reception element or of the cavity in accordance with the invention runs parallel to the wall, while the width is to be considered as being oriented at right angle away from the wall.
  • the length of the reception element can be in a preferred embodiment adjusted to the longitudinal extent of the discharging arrangement or of the drain arrangement, but it can be naturally also designed longer than that. If the reception element is associated with a plate element or with a walk in shower, it is advantageous when in accordance with the invention, the receiving element is equipped at least with one axial length which corresponds to the length of the corresponding front side.
  • the positioning of the (wall) drain integration element is not limited to the longitudinal or cross-sectional design or dimensions. It is also conceivable for example when a diagonal)(45° path or an angled solution is provided for the discharging arrangement. It is also possible to create a rounded path for the discharging or for the drain arrangement when observed as a top view. It is advantageous when the receiving element or the (wall) drain integration element is manufactured so that it can be adjusted to the actual path of the drain arrangement, but also so that it can be separated from it.
  • the extent of the height of the receiving element or of the cavity can be also made variable so that it can be adjusted to the actual conditions available for the integration, but also according to the desires of the future customer.
  • the receiving element can be extended for instance over the entire height of the shower area, but it can be also designed so that it is much smaller so that the reception element is designed as a platform to make it possible to provide a surface to put away or make available shower utensils or the like.
  • a base wall is provided with a front part of wall, which will be further explained later.
  • Sanitary accessories can be naturally provided also on the receiving element and/or on the prototype wall or on the side which is oriented toward the shower area, which is true also about the intended applications above.
  • a corresponding region of the front side is provided with a corresponding opening for example in the shower area, so that an open and accessible front side is formed in which the drain arrangement can be integrated.
  • This can be achieved when the drain arrangement is assembled in advance, for example on a plate element, or when the plate element is integrated in the corresponding drain area on the front side so that the plate element can be assembled with the drain in the area of the front side and the associated drain arrangement can be assembled in the cavity.
  • the receiving element is designed L-shaped so that it has a dorsal beam and a crossbar extended at right angle away from it, whereby the dorsal beam is in the assembled state arranged so that it runs parallel to one wall, while the crossbar is arranged on the upper side.
  • the receiving element can be also mounted on the side of the base with a rising dorsal beam, for example on an existing floor coating or floor finish, wherein the crossbar is then oriented at right angle away from it and/or overlaps the path on the front side of the path of the plate element. It is preferred when the dorsal beam is mounted for example on the front side region of the plate element so that the receiving element will be overlapping the dorsal beam.
  • extensions are arranged on both sides of the receiving elements so that the receiving element appears in top view to have an almost C-shaped design.
  • a support system can be arranged on the upper side on the crossbeam which is correspondingly adjusted according to the amount of the transverse extension, so that a free front side of the crossbeam is terminated flush with a prototype wall arranged on the support system, and so that the surface formed in this manner can be also coated with a corresponding wall cover, whereby reinforcement and/or the like can be affixed to the newly formed wall as was already mentioned.
  • a cavity Between the structural element and the wall formed in this manner is created a cavity, in which can be arranged corresponding damping elements and supply line or the like, which can be deployed between the wall and the prototype wall.
  • the support system can be naturally also mounted on the extensions and/or directly on the dorsal beam, so that a crossbeam can then be eliminated.
  • the contact front side or the contact opening formed in the drain arrangement on the contact front side or between the optional cross beam and the plate element can be closed off with a suitable veneer element.
  • the veneer element is in this case naturally provided with such a height extension so that it is deployed at a distance, for example from the front side of plate element or a floor covering arranged on it, and so that a water passage gap is formed so that the water can be ordinarily removed for example from the shower area.
  • a water passage gap is naturally provided also for other application purposes mentioned above.
  • the veneer element can be naturally also arranged so that (for example) its free upper side which is deployed flush with the shower area is closed off with the optional crossbeam closes or with the upper surface of the prototype wall to make it possible to attach a suitable planned covering to the upper side.
  • Between the covering arranged on the veneer element and the covering of the prototype wall can be also provided an impact seal having a sealing joint.
  • the veneer element is designed as a fine steel veneer which can be in another preferred embodiment deployed continuously at least on the upper side in the shower area.
  • the veneer element is arranged as an element which can be attached to and detached from the receiving element.
  • At least one holding element is provided when this is required for this purpose.
  • the invention thus provides a solution for the task defined above wherein a receiving element is provided in which a drain system is arranged in the assembled state and whereby the receiving element is equipped with an access opening, which can be reversibly closed with a veneer element, while the veneer element can be reversibly attached to a holding element arranged in the receiving element.
  • the holding element is provided with a fixing rod which has a one fixing end, whereby a holding device is arranged on the fixing rod which can be adjusted relative to the fixing rod.
  • the holding element is equipped with thread on its fixing end.
  • the thread is preferably designed as an external thread and it can be connected with an internal thread which has a corresponding design and which is arranged in a suitable position on the holding element.
  • the holding element can be either screwed onto the crossbeam of the receiving element, or to a suitable device arranged opposite to the holding element.
  • the holding element can be mounted subsequently so that it does not interfere with the free front side opposite its fixing end, or with the actual fixing end, with the drain arrangement, while a variable positioning of the drain arrangement can be achieved, in particular of the siphon.
  • the holding element is extend with
  • a lateral holding device which is adjustable relative to the holding element, while it is naturally also possible to use a holding device which is adjustable relative to the holding rod opposite the fixing end of the fixing rod.
  • the holding device then could be arranged at the free side of the fixing rod opposite the fixing end.
  • the adjustable holding device is provided with a magnet element having a holding element provided with an adjusting element arranged opposite to the holding element, which can be connected with a corresponding opposite adjusting element on the fixing rod.
  • the adjusting element of the holding device can be referred to as a threaded rod, which can be screwed into a correspondingly designed tapped hole.
  • the tapped hole can then be deployed in an embodiment on one of the longer sides of the fixing rod so that the holding device can be laterally adjusted relative to the fixing rod.
  • the tapped hole can be arranged on the other side, but it can be also arranged at the free front side of the fixing rod so that the holding device is then arranged opposite the fixing end of the fixing rod.
  • the holding device be adjustable relative to the fixing rod to make it possible to provide allowable variations for the installation or to provide compensation for the veneer element, since the surface of this veneer element is naturally flush in the preferred embodiment with the free front edge of the crossbeam which serves to close off the receiving element.
  • the holding element when the holding device is equipped with a magnet so that the veneer element can be reversibly detached from or connected with the receiving element, or so that the veneer element covers the access opening while being reversibly detachable.
  • the drain system must be from time to time cleaned, since the veneer element can then be easily removed based on the magnetic mounting support, while it cannot be removed unintentionally so that the access opening is then freed.
  • the size of the access opening is selected to ensure that the entire drain arrangement, and in particular the discharging drain, is easily accessible and can thus be cleaned without complications.
  • the access to the siphon, which must be also cleaned and eventually removed, is also without complications according to the invention.
  • FIG. 1 a cross-sectional view of one example of a shower drain system
  • FIG. 2 an enlarged section of FIG. 1 showing an example of a shower drain system
  • FIG. 3 a top view of an example of a shower area having a drain system arranged in a receiving element
  • FIG. 4 a view of a wall indicating the installation situation according to FIG. 1 ,
  • FIG. 5 through FIG. 7 an example of a holding element showing different embodiments and installation situations.
  • FIGS. 1 through 3 show a drain system 1 , for example a shower drain system 1 , which is equipped with a drain arrangement 2 and a plate element 3 .
  • the drain arrangement 2 is arranged on a front draining region, or on a front drain side 4 of the plate element 3 in the embodiment indicated in the figure.
  • the drain arrangement 2 is connected with the plate element 3 and equipped with a discharge canal 6 , with a siphon 5 that is connected with this discharge canal band with a discharge pipe which is connected with the siphon.
  • the drain system 1 with the drain arrangement 2 and the plate element 3 is suitable in a preferred application for walk-in installations, so that a barrier-free shower area can be created in a preferred embodiment.
  • the plate element 3 can be deposited on a free surface floor cover layers, in the present embodiment tiles, whereby a supporting footing can be arranged on the opposite bottom side.
  • the plate element may also rest on its bottom side on a base.
  • the plate element can be installed flush with the base for the finishing design, placed on floor cover layers such as wooden flooring boards, or it can be built into these elements.
  • FIG. 3 An example of the shower region 7 of the drain system 1 is indicated in FIG. 3 as a top view.
  • the plate element 3 is provided with an integrated inclination so that the shower water will be conducted in the direction of the drain arrangement 2 , which is in FIG. 3 indicated by way of an example with the arrows 8 .
  • the drain arrangement 2 is arranged in a receiving element 9 .
  • the receiving element 9 is preferably designed as a separate, box-shaped hollow body which is formed as a prototype box for a wall 11 of the shower area.
  • a shower drain system is described by way of an example, this example is in no way limiting.
  • a possible drain arrangement 2 is generally provided with a receiving element 9 or with a (wall) drain integration element in a sanitary area, which can be employed as for example on a washstand, on the floor of a swimming pool, of a wellness facility or of public restroom facilities.
  • the receiving element or the (wall) drain integration element can thus be installed separately from the plate elements or from the existing floor superstructures.
  • the receiving element 9 is equipped with a cavity 12 which is longer in the axial direction of the receiving element 9 relative to its width.
  • the cavity 12 can be also referred to as a mounting space, wherein the drain front side area of the plate element 3 can be also installed in this mounting space 12 .
  • the plate element 3 is equipped in this integrated drain arrangement 2 with a discharge canal 6 so that the plate element 3 is in this area covered by the receiving element 9 .
  • the receiving element 9 is advantageously equipped with an open access front side 13 or with an access opening 13 into which the drain arrangement 2 can be inserted.
  • the receiving element 9 is provided with an L-shaped profile having a dorsal beam 14 and a crossbeam 16 extended at right angle to the dorsal beam, whereby the dorsal beam 14 is in the assembled state arranged so that it runs parallel to the wall 11 .
  • the crossbeam 16 is on the upper side arranged on the dorsal beam 14 .
  • the receiving element 9 is arranged upright with its base plate 18 on the free front side area 17 of the plate element 3 so that the first crossbeam 18 almost forms a lid for the cavity 12 .
  • the base side 18 can be naturally also arranged upright on a base floor, which is formed for example by the finishing design or by the concrete used in the room.
  • the dorsal beam is equipped on each of its opposite longitudinal sides with an extension 19 so that the dorsal beam almost forms a C-shape when seen from above.
  • the dorsal beam 14 is extended between the opposite extensions 19 , while it can be obviously also designed so that individually elements are linked with the dorsal beam 14 with a suitable connecting means, so that this dorsal beam can be also provided with joints in the axial direction.
  • the siphon 5 can be arranged for example in the center, whereby the respective adjacent and connected discharging canals 6 are designed with a corresponding inclination from outside in the direction to the siphon 5 .
  • the receiving element 9 is designed in a particularly preferred embodiment as a front part box which can be mounted in front of an erected wall 11 .
  • the receiving element 9 is formed with an L-shaped profile of the cavity 12 , or of the mounting space 12 in which the drain arrangement 2 can be thus arranged.
  • a support system 21 is arranged on one upper side 20 of the receiving element 21 or of the crossbeam 16 , to which can be attached a prototype wall 22 .
  • the prototype wall 22 is enclosed on the side in the shower area with a free front wall of 23 of the crossbeam 15 . It is also possible not to use the crossbeam 16 , whereby the support system 21 will be erected on the extensions 19 and/or on the dorsal beam 14 .
  • a cavity 24 in which can be accommodated for example supply lines before the prototype wall or prototype walls are connected with the supporting element 21 to create a hermetic seal for the cavity 24 .
  • the side of the prototype wall, which is used for the shower region, can be lined with a suitable wall lining, for example with tiles 26 , while a prototype wall which is manufactured in this manner can be naturally also used for attachment of sanitary armatures, soap containers or the like.
  • the access front side 13 can be reversibly closed off with a veneer element 25 .
  • the veneer element 25 can be designed for example as a fine steel veneer, or it can be provided with tiles on the side which is turned toward the shower area in a preferred embodiment. It goes without saying that a shock absorbing element 38 having a sealing tape can be also provided between the coating on the veneer element 25 and the coating on the prototype wall 22 on which tile layer is deployed overhanging in the direction towards the free front side 23 .
  • the holding element 27 is inserted for this purpose, which is arranged inside the cavity 12 or inside the mounting space 21 of the receiving element 9 .
  • the design of the holding element 27 will be explained in more detail later. It is advantageous when the holding element 27 is installed subsequently so that it can be removed.
  • the veneer element 25 is provided with such dimensions so that it can cover at least both opposite extensions 19 of the receiving element 9 and the entire access front side 13 .
  • the receiving element has a height of 120 mm, wherein the cavity 12 , or the mounting space has a width of 55 mm.
  • the plate element 3 has for example a thickness of 30 mm, while the blending element can be provided with a thickness of 10 mm.
  • the dimensions listed above are used only by way of an example and they should not be considered as limiting by any means.
  • the veneer element 25 is arranged in such a way that it closes off with the free front side 23 the side which is oriented toward the shower area flush with the crossbeam 16 .
  • the veneer element 25 can be of course also arranged outside of the cavity 12 or outside of the mounting space 12 , and it can eventually also partially or fully cover a the area of the free front side 23 of the crossbeam 16 .
  • a similar design could be advantageous when the prototype wall 22 mentioned above is attached directly to the wall 11 , so that one upper side of the crossbeam 16 can then be also covered with a coating and so that a sort of a platform is formed in this manner.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 Due to the section which was selected for illustration purposes in FIGS. 1 and 2 , only 1 holding element can be seen in the figures, while it was possible to indicate two holding elements 27 in the example which is shown in FIG. 4 . More than two holding elements 27 can be naturally also provided, depending on the size of the access opening 13 .
  • the holding element 27 is equipped with a fixing rod 28 and with a holding device 29 indicated on the free front side 32 arranged on the opposite side.
  • the holding element 27 or the fixing rod 28 is connected with the receiving element with the fixing end 31 . This can be done on the crossbeam and/or on the dorsal beam.
  • the fixing element 31 of the fixing rod 28 is provided with an external thread which can be screwed into a correspondingly designed sleeve having an internal thread, located either in the dorsal beam 14 or in the crossbeam 16 .
  • FIG. 5 through 7 The various attachments and arrangements of the holding elements are illustrated in FIG. 5 through 7 .
  • the holding device 29 of the holding element 27 is in a technically advantageous manner designed as a magnetic element or a magnetic disk, which is equipped with a holding side 33 and a fixing side 34 deployed opposite the holding side.
  • On the fixing side 34 is arranged an adjustment element 36 which can be connected with a counter-adjustment element located on the corresponding fixing element 28 .
  • the adjustment element 36 which can be also referred to as a grub screw, is inserted into a correspondingly designed threaded bore, created as a counter-adjustment element on one side of the fixing rode 28 .
  • the fixing rod 29 has a square profile, wherein the fixing end 31 is in a preferred embodiment designed so that the fixing end 31 can be screwed into a corresponding inner thread sleeve. It is also conceivable that a sufficiently stable plug connection can be created, so that the threaded design then does not need to be used.
  • the holding element 27 is connected with its fixing rod 28 with the crossbeam 16 , so that the fixing rod 28 is arranged so that it runs parallel to the dorsal beam 14 .
  • the holding device 29 is arranged on the side of the holing element 27 which is facing the region area so that the veneer element 25 is held by the magnetic force of the holding element 27 .
  • the holding device 29 is adjustable relative to the fixing element 28 to enable interaction of the adjusting element 36 with the counter-installation element arranged on the fixing rod 28 . This is indicated by the rotation arrow 37 shown in FIG. 5 .
  • the fixing rod 28 is connected with its fixing end 31 to the crossbeam 16 in such a way so that free front side 32 of the fixing rod 28 , which is opposite to the fixing end 31 , is located at a distance from the discharge canal 6 .
  • the holding element 27 thus has no contact with the drain arrangement 2 or with the discharge canal 6 .
  • the siphon should be arranged so that it can be freely positioned in the desired location to ensure better self-cleaning performance of the discharge drain.
  • the cooperation of the adjustment element 36 with the counter-adjustment element is also used so that the veneer element 25 can be positioned in order to close off with the free front edge 23 of the crossbeam 16 which is flush with the upper side in the shower region, or with the corresponding surface of the prototype wall 22 .
  • a similar type of fine adjustment can be easily achieved by turning the adjustment element 36 or the fixing rod 28 in the inward or outward direction.
  • the veneer element 25 is deployed at a distance to the plate element 3 , which is arranged at the lower front side opposite the crossbeam 16 or to the discharge canal 6 in such a way that an inlet gap 35 is formed for the shower water.
  • the principle of this arrangement is shown in FIGS. 5 through 7 .
  • the holding element is arranged in comparison to the embodiment indicated in FIG. 5 in such a way that a free front side 32 , which is arranged there for the fixing end 31 of the fixing rod 28 , is located at a distance from the crossbeam 16 .
  • the fixing end 31 is in this case screwed or received in a suitable holding device, whereby a threaded design can be also used here to create engagement between the components.
  • a threaded design can be also used here to create engagement between the components.
  • the siphon can be mounted in a position which can be freely selected.
  • the figure indicates another fixing variant of the holding element 27 on the receiving element 9 .
  • the fixing end 31 is connected with the dorsal beam so that the free front side 32 on the opposite side is oriented toward the shower area or toward the veneer element 25 .
  • the holding device is on the free front side 32 adjustably connected with the counter-adjustment element through the interaction with the adjustment element 36 .
  • the holding element 27 can be positioned according to any of the embodiments shown in FIGS. 5 through 7 , wherein any combination is naturally possible.
  • one holding element 27 according to FIG. 7 can be installed together with another holding element according to FIG. 5 and/or FIG. 7 to mention only one of many possible combinations.
  • the invention makes it possible to provide a (wall) drain integration element, wherein the drain system 1 is in particular acoustically decoupled with its drain arrangement 2 from a wall and rendered visually invisible, because the drain arrangement 2 is integrated in the receiving element which is also covered by the veneer element 25 .
  • the receiving element 9 is preferably dimensioned in such a way that that a sufficiently large revision opening is formed to make it possible for example to clean the discharge canal 6 and/or the siphon, or to perform maintenance of these components. It goes without saying that it is also possible not to employ the veneer element 25 , which would however mean that the mounting space 12 would remain visible.
  • a particularly advantageous design and arrangement of the holding element 27 is to be seen in a design and arrangement in which this element is in the actual realization arranged so that the position of the siphon can be freely selected within the mounting space 12 .
  • the holding elements 27 are removable, which is a feature that can be used should these element interfere with cleaning or maintenance of the drain arrangement 2 .
  • Another essential feature is that the veneer element 25 is reversibly attached to the receiving element 9 so that a sufficiently large revision opening can be obtained should this be required.
  • a continuous tile surface can be produced, which will cover, respectively, the side of the prototype wall facing the shower area, the free front side 23 of the crossbeam 16 , but also the side of the veneer element 25 that is facing the shower area. Since the veneer element 25 can be removed along with the wall lining which is arranged on it, it is advantageous when a shock damping seal is created with a sealing tape 38 which is provided between the wall lining of the veneer element and the wall lining of the prototype wall.
  • Damping elements 42 can be arranged in the cavities 24 ( FIGS. 2) and 41 ( FIG. 3 ), which also provide support for the prototype wall 22 .

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