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- the present invention relates to floor mats and more particularly to a floor mat with a damp-proof effect.
- the combinational mat is a foamed material made of ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), polyethylene (PE), or crosslinked polyethylene (XPE) and can be laid on the floor to provide anti-slip protection for those who have the soles of their feet in contact with the surface of the foamed material.
- EVA ethylene-vinyl acetate
- PE polyethylene
- XPE crosslinked polyethylene
- Taiwan Patent No. M559135 provides a prolonged standing-type floor mat.
- This floor mat essentially includes an inner layer, a surface layer, and an anti-slip layer.
- the inner layer may be a polyurethane (PU)-based foamed material.
- the surface layer may be a PU-based imitation leather mat portion.
- the anti-slip layer may be a neoprene-based foamed material.
- the floor mat can be laid on the floor to provide great comfort and a sole-soothing cushioning effect to those who would stand on the floor mat for a prolonged period of time.
- Taiwan Patent No. M578604 provides a floor mat for use on a sports field.
- This floor mat essentially includes a surface layer and a bottom layer.
- the surface layer has a bumpy pattern on the surface.
- the bottom layer is fixedly provided on a bottom portion of the surface layer such that the two layers form a single unit.
- Lattice-like intersecting ribs with rectangular spaces therebetween are distributed over the bottom side of the bottom layer to form lattice-like rectangular grooves.
- the floor mat for use on a sports field can be laid on the floor to produce a buffering and shock-absorbing effect while being durable.
- the primary objective of the present invention is to provide a floor mat that has a damp-proof effect and therefore will not easily get damp, let alone produce an unpleasant odor or have bacterial growth, and that also features convenience of use.
- the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention includes a base and a mat portion.
- the base has a bottom plate, a blocking member, at least one female fastener, and at least one male fastener.
- the bottom plate has a top side and a bottom side, and a plurality of supporting legs extend downward from the bottom side.
- the blocking member is provided along the periphery of the bottom plate and extends upward of the top side.
- the blocking member and the top side form a receiving groove.
- the at least one female fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and forms an opening that extends outward and is accessible in an up-down direction.
- the at least one male fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and extends downward of the bottom side.
- the mat portion is detachably provided in the receiving groove, and when the mat portion is received in the receiving groove, the height of the mat portion is flush with or higher than the top edge of the blocking member.
- the present invention provides a floor mat that has a damp-proof effect, that will not easily get damp and hence is not prone to produce an unpleasant odor or have bacterial growth, and that features convenience of use.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is another exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 4 is a top view of the base of the preferred embodiment in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line 5 - 5 in FIG. 4 .
- FIG. 6 shows a state of use of the preferred embodiment in FIG. 1 , illustrating how a plurality of floor mats are put together.
- FIG. 7 shows another state of use of the preferred embodiment in FIG. 1 , illustrating a plurality of floor mats that have been put together.
- a floor mat 10 with a damp-proof effect is composed essentially of a base 20 and a mat portion 30 .
- the base 20 has a bottom plate 21 , a blocking member 23 , a plurality of female fasteners 25 , and a plurality of male fasteners 27 .
- the bottom plate 21 has a top side 212 and a bottom side 214 .
- a plurality of supporting legs 216 extend downward from the bottom side 214 .
- the supporting legs 216 are configured to stand on a predetermined object (not shown), and in this preferred embodiment the predetermined object is the floor by way of example such that the bottom plate 21 is spaced apart from the floor by a predetermined distance.
- the blocking member 23 is provided along the periphery of the bottom plate 21 and extends upward of the top side 212 .
- the blocking member 23 and the top side 212 form a receiving groove 218 for receiving the mat portion 30 .
- the plurality of female fasteners 25 are provided on the periphery of the bottom plate 21 and each form an opening 251 that extends outward and can be accessed in an up-down direction.
- the plurality of male fasteners 27 are provided on the periphery of the bottom plate 21 and extend downward of the bottom side 214 .
- Each of the plurality of female fasteners 25 is configured to be fastened to one of the plurality of male fasteners 27 of another floor mat 10 so that a plurality of floor mats 10 can be connected together.
- the predetermined object may alternatively be a wall or other objects on which the supporting legs 216 can stand; therefore, the predetermined object is not limited to the floor in this preferred embodiment.
- this preferred embodiment may include only one female fastener 25 and only one male fastener 27 but still allows a plurality of floor mats 10 to be connected together; hence, the number of the female fasteners 25 and the number of the male fasteners 27 are not limited to those shown in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein.
- the bottom plate 21 is quadrilateral, the plurality of male fasteners 27 are arranged at equal intervals along the periphery of the bottom plate 21 , and the plurality of female fasteners 25 are located on two adjacent sides of the bottom plate 21 and are connected to some of the plurality of male fasteners 27 .
- the plurality of female fasteners 25 may be located on two opposite sides of the bottom plate 21 instead, and the bottom plate 21 may be adjusted to other geometric shapes as needed; therefore, the plurality of female fasteners 25 and the bottom plate 21 are not necessarily implemented in the same ways as in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein.
- the mat portion 30 is provided in the receiving groove 218 in a detachable manner.
- the height of the mat portion 30 is higher than the top edge of the blocking member 23 .
- the mat portion 30 has a plurality of solidified polyethylene (PE) particles 31 on one side (see FIG. 2 ), and the particle sizes of the plurality of solidified PE particles 31 range from 1 mm to 15 mm to increase friction on the mat portion 30 and to provide wear resistance and an anti-slip effect.
- the other side (hereinafter referred to as the second side) of the mat portion 30 has a plurality of protuberances 33 (see FIG. 3 ).
- the plurality of protuberances 33 have irregular shapes and are arranged in an irregular manner.
- the widths of the plurality of protuberances 33 range from 6 mm to 20 mm in order for the second side of the mat portion 30 to simulate a stone-like pattern and provide users with a special visual effect.
- a user may choose to place the mat portion 30 with either the PE particle 31 -side or the protuberance 33 -side facing upward of the receiving groove 218 .
- the height of the mat portion 30 may be flush with the top edge of the blocking member 23 instead, and the mat portion 30 may be implemented with any other material that can provide the desired support; therefore, the height and composition of the mat portion 30 are not limited to those in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein.
- the plurality of supporting legs 216 are arranged in a matrix to enable even distribution of pressure.
- the bottom plate 21 is formed with a plurality of ventilation structures 22 , and each ventilation structure 22 has two supporting ribs 221 to increase the supporting strength of the present invention.
- the two supporting ribs 221 are each connected to two supporting legs 216 and intersect each other to form a plurality of hollow portions 223 that help prevent the mat portion 30 from getting damp after prolonged contact with the bottom plate 21 .
- the plurality of supporting legs 216 may be arranged in a different distributed manner or an irregular manner, so the arrangement of the plurality of supporting legs 216 is not limited to that in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein.
- other preferred embodiments may dispense with the ventilation structures 22 if it is not necessary to increase the supporting strength and if damp between the mat portion 30 and the bottom plate 21 is unlikely to take place; hence, the ventilation structures 22 are not essential to implementing the invention.
- the blocking member 23 is perpendicular to the top side 212 to produce a position-limiting effect on the mat portion 30 , to provide better support, and when a plurality of floor mats 10 are connected together, to minimize the gaps between the mat portions 30 , thereby increasing the comfort of use and preventing accumulation of grime.
- the plurality of male fasteners 27 are perpendicular to the bottom side 214 so that when a plurality of floor mats 10 are connected together, the male fasteners 27 can also provide better support and minimize the gaps between the mat portions 30 so as to increase the comfort of use and prevent accumulation of grime.
- the blocking member 23 need not be perpendicular to the top side 212 , and the plurality of male fasteners 27 need not be perpendicular to the bottom side 214 , if the gaps between the mat portions 30 will not compromise the comfort of use, if there is already sufficient supporting strength, and if accumulation of grime is unlikely to occur; therefore, the blocking member 23 and the plurality of male fasteners 27 are not limited to those in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein.
- each female fastener 25 further has two stop walls 253 , wherein the two stop walls 253 extend outward from the blocking member 23 and are connected respectively to two opposite sides of the opening 251 of the female fastener 25 .
- the two stop walls 253 of each female fastener 25 can effectively confine the corresponding male fastener 27 , thereby effectively increasing the stability of the plurality of floor mats 10 connected together, preventing the floor mats 10 from horizontal movement with respect to one another.
- the openings 251 alone suffice to prevent the plurality of floor mats 10 from being horizontally moved with respect to one another; therefore, the two stop walls 253 of each female fastener 25 are not essential to implementing the present invention.
- the plurality of supporting ribs 221 are shaped as hollow tubes, and each of the plurality of supporting legs 216 has a large-diameter section 217 and a small-diameter section 219 , wherein the large-diameter section 217 is adjacent to the bottom plate 21 while the small-diameter section 219 is located away from the bottom plate 21 .
- Some of the plurality of supporting legs 216 are filled with an anti-slip material 22 , and thanks to the width difference between the large-diameter section 217 and the small-diameter section 219 of those supporting legs 216 , the anti-slip material 22 is confined in those supporting legs 216 .
- the anti-slip material 22 is a thermoplastic elastomer by way of example.
- the anti-slip material 22 protrudes from the lower ends of those supporting legs 216 to increase friction between the present invention and the floor so that the invention will not easily move with respect to the floor.
- the anti-slip material 22 may be a plastic material with a rough surface or any other material that can increase friction, and the anti-slip material 22 may be flush with the lower ends of those supporting legs 216 but still capable of providing increased friction; therefore, the anti-slip material 22 is not necessarily implemented in the same way as in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein.
- other preferred embodiments may dispense with the anti-slip material 22 if there is no need to increase the friction between the invention and the floor; hence, the anti-slip material 22 is not essential to implementing the invention.
- the lower ends of the plurality of supporting legs 216 and the lower ends of the plurality of male fasteners 27 are located on the same virtual plane S (see FIG. 5 ); thus, in addition to being fastenable to the female fasteners 25 of other floor mats 10 , the plurality of male fasteners 27 provide a supporting effect.
- the base 20 is put on the floor, and the mat portion 30 is placed in the receiving groove 218 such that the height of the mat portion 30 is higher than the top edge of the blocking member 23 .
- the bottom plate 21 is spaced apart from the floor by the predetermined distance stated above, and in consequence the mat portion 30 is in contact with the top side 212 rather than in direct contact with the floor and is thus effectively kept from getting damp as may otherwise result from prolonged contact with the floor.
- pressure is allowed to be evenly distributed due to the fact that the plurality of supporting legs 216 are arranged in a matrix and that the plurality of male fasteners 27 are arranged at equal intervals.
- the plurality of hollow portions 223 formed in the bottom plate 21 help prevent damp between the mat portion 30 and the bottom plate 21 after long-term contact therebetween. Since the height of the mat portion 30 is higher than the top edge of the blocking member 23 , a user will not contact the blocking member 23 and is therefore spared the discomfort of such contact. Furthermore, the detachability of the mat portion 30 from the receiving groove 218 allows a user to choose and use other types of mat portions.
- each female fastener 25 has two stop walls 253
- each male fastener 27 fastened to a female fastener 25 is effectively confined by the two stop walls 253 of the female fastener 25 to increase the stability of the plurality of connected floor mats 10 , preventing the floor mats 10 from being horizontally moved with respect to each other.
- the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the plurality of supporting legs (and optionally the plurality of male fasteners) stand on the floor. This allows the mat portion to contact the top side without direct contact with the floor, so the mat portion is effectively kept from getting damp, producing an unpleasant odor, and having bacterial growth as may otherwise result from prolonged contact with the floor and hence features convenience of use.
- the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the plurality of female fasteners 25 and the plurality of male fasteners 27 as one of its technical features so that a plurality of floor mats can be connected together with ease.
- the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the plurality of supporting legs are arranged in a matrix and that the plurality of male fasteners are arranged at equal intervals. This enables even distribution of pressure.
- the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the bottom plate is formed with the plurality of hollow portions 223 . This prevents the mat portion from getting damp after long-term contact with the bottom plate.
- the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the mat portion can be detached from the receiving groove. This allows a user to choose and use other types of mat portions as needed.
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A floor mat with a damp-proof effect includes a base and a mat portion. The base has a bottom plate, a blocking member, a female fastener, and a male fastener. The bottom plate has a top side and a bottom side. Plural supporting legs extend downward from the bottom side. The blocking member runs along the periphery of the bottom plate and extends upward of, and forms a receiving groove together with, the top side. The female fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and forms an opening. The male fastener is provided on the same periphery and extends downward of the bottom side. The height of the mat portion, which is detachably received in the receiving groove, is flush with or higher than the top edge of the blocking member. The floor mat will not easily get damp.
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- The present invention relates to floor mats and more particularly to a floor mat with a damp-proof effect.
- Floor mats are a common product for use in our daily lives. Please refer to Taiwan Patent No. M532810, which provides a combinational mat structure having an anti-slip effect. The combinational mat is a foamed material made of ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), polyethylene (PE), or crosslinked polyethylene (XPE) and can be laid on the floor to provide anti-slip protection for those who have the soles of their feet in contact with the surface of the foamed material.
- Please also refer to Taiwan Patent No. M559135, which provides a prolonged standing-type floor mat. This floor mat essentially includes an inner layer, a surface layer, and an anti-slip layer. The inner layer may be a polyurethane (PU)-based foamed material. The surface layer may be a PU-based imitation leather mat portion. The anti-slip layer may be a neoprene-based foamed material. The floor mat can be laid on the floor to provide great comfort and a sole-soothing cushioning effect to those who would stand on the floor mat for a prolonged period of time.
- In addition, please refer to Taiwan Patent No. M578604, which provides a floor mat for use on a sports field. This floor mat essentially includes a surface layer and a bottom layer. The surface layer has a bumpy pattern on the surface. The bottom layer is fixedly provided on a bottom portion of the surface layer such that the two layers form a single unit. Lattice-like intersecting ribs with rectangular spaces therebetween are distributed over the bottom side of the bottom layer to form lattice-like rectangular grooves. The floor mat for use on a sports field can be laid on the floor to produce a buffering and shock-absorbing effect while being durable.
- It can be known from the above that whether in our daily lives, in sports, or at work, there are certain demands for floor mats. Nevertheless, the aforesaid conventional floor mats tend to get damp after prolonged contact with the floor. When used for a long time and mingled with the dirt in the environment, therefore, these floor mats tend to produce an unpleasant odor or even have bacterial growth. Thus, the conventional floor mats still have inconveniences in use.
- The primary objective of the present invention is to provide a floor mat that has a damp-proof effect and therefore will not easily get damp, let alone produce an unpleasant odor or have bacterial growth, and that also features convenience of use.
- To achieve the above objective, the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention includes a base and a mat portion. The base has a bottom plate, a blocking member, at least one female fastener, and at least one male fastener. The bottom plate has a top side and a bottom side, and a plurality of supporting legs extend downward from the bottom side. The blocking member is provided along the periphery of the bottom plate and extends upward of the top side. The blocking member and the top side form a receiving groove. The at least one female fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and forms an opening that extends outward and is accessible in an up-down direction. The at least one male fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and extends downward of the bottom side. The mat portion is detachably provided in the receiving groove, and when the mat portion is received in the receiving groove, the height of the mat portion is flush with or higher than the top edge of the blocking member.
- Thus, the present invention provides a floor mat that has a damp-proof effect, that will not easily get damp and hence is not prone to produce an unpleasant odor or have bacterial growth, and that features convenience of use.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is another exploded perspective view of the preferred embodiment inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 is a top view of the base of the preferred embodiment inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line 5-5 inFIG. 4 . -
FIG. 6 shows a state of use of the preferred embodiment inFIG. 1 , illustrating how a plurality of floor mats are put together. -
FIG. 7 shows another state of use of the preferred embodiment inFIG. 1 , illustrating a plurality of floor mats that have been put together. - To demonstrate the technical features of the present invention in detail, a preferred embodiment is presented below and described with reference to
FIG. 1 toFIG. 7 . - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 4 , afloor mat 10 with a damp-proof effect according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is composed essentially of abase 20 and amat portion 30. - The
base 20 has abottom plate 21, a blockingmember 23, a plurality offemale fasteners 25, and a plurality ofmale fasteners 27. Thebottom plate 21 has atop side 212 and abottom side 214. A plurality of supportinglegs 216 extend downward from thebottom side 214. The supportinglegs 216 are configured to stand on a predetermined object (not shown), and in this preferred embodiment the predetermined object is the floor by way of example such that thebottom plate 21 is spaced apart from the floor by a predetermined distance. The blockingmember 23 is provided along the periphery of thebottom plate 21 and extends upward of thetop side 212. The blockingmember 23 and thetop side 212 form a receivinggroove 218 for receiving themat portion 30. The plurality offemale fasteners 25 are provided on the periphery of thebottom plate 21 and each form anopening 251 that extends outward and can be accessed in an up-down direction. The plurality ofmale fasteners 27 are provided on the periphery of thebottom plate 21 and extend downward of thebottom side 214. Each of the plurality offemale fasteners 25 is configured to be fastened to one of the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 of anotherfloor mat 10 so that a plurality offloor mats 10 can be connected together. In other preferred embodiments, the predetermined object may alternatively be a wall or other objects on which the supportinglegs 216 can stand; therefore, the predetermined object is not limited to the floor in this preferred embodiment. Moreover, this preferred embodiment may include only onefemale fastener 25 and only onemale fastener 27 but still allows a plurality offloor mats 10 to be connected together; hence, the number of thefemale fasteners 25 and the number of themale fasteners 27 are not limited to those shown in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein. - In this preferred embodiment, the
bottom plate 21 is quadrilateral, the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 are arranged at equal intervals along the periphery of thebottom plate 21, and the plurality offemale fasteners 25 are located on two adjacent sides of thebottom plate 21 and are connected to some of the plurality ofmale fasteners 27. In other preferred embodiments, the plurality offemale fasteners 25 may be located on two opposite sides of thebottom plate 21 instead, and thebottom plate 21 may be adjusted to other geometric shapes as needed; therefore, the plurality offemale fasteners 25 and thebottom plate 21 are not necessarily implemented in the same ways as in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein. - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 3 , themat portion 30 is provided in thereceiving groove 218 in a detachable manner. When themat portion 30 is received in thereceiving groove 218, the height of themat portion 30 is higher than the top edge of the blockingmember 23. In this preferred embodiment, themat portion 30 has a plurality of solidified polyethylene (PE)particles 31 on one side (seeFIG. 2 ), and the particle sizes of the plurality ofsolidified PE particles 31 range from 1 mm to 15 mm to increase friction on themat portion 30 and to provide wear resistance and an anti-slip effect. The other side (hereinafter referred to as the second side) of themat portion 30 has a plurality of protuberances 33 (seeFIG. 3 ). The plurality ofprotuberances 33 have irregular shapes and are arranged in an irregular manner. The widths of the plurality ofprotuberances 33 range from 6 mm to 20 mm in order for the second side of themat portion 30 to simulate a stone-like pattern and provide users with a special visual effect. As themat portion 30 in the present invention is provided in the receivinggroove 218 in a detachable manner, a user may choose to place themat portion 30 with either the PE particle 31-side or the protuberance 33-side facing upward of the receivinggroove 218. In other preferred embodiments, the height of themat portion 30 may be flush with the top edge of the blockingmember 23 instead, and themat portion 30 may be implemented with any other material that can provide the desired support; therefore, the height and composition of themat portion 30 are not limited to those in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein. - In this preferred embodiment, referring to
FIG. 2 toFIG. 4 , the plurality of supportinglegs 216 are arranged in a matrix to enable even distribution of pressure. Thebottom plate 21 is formed with a plurality ofventilation structures 22, and eachventilation structure 22 has two supportingribs 221 to increase the supporting strength of the present invention. In eachventilation structure 22, the two supportingribs 221 are each connected to two supportinglegs 216 and intersect each other to form a plurality ofhollow portions 223 that help prevent themat portion 30 from getting damp after prolonged contact with thebottom plate 21. In other preferred embodiments, the plurality of supportinglegs 216 may be arranged in a different distributed manner or an irregular manner, so the arrangement of the plurality of supportinglegs 216 is not limited to that in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein. Besides, other preferred embodiments may dispense with theventilation structures 22 if it is not necessary to increase the supporting strength and if damp between themat portion 30 and thebottom plate 21 is unlikely to take place; hence, theventilation structures 22 are not essential to implementing the invention. - In the preferred embodiment shown in
FIG. 2 toFIG. 4 , the blockingmember 23 is perpendicular to thetop side 212 to produce a position-limiting effect on themat portion 30, to provide better support, and when a plurality offloor mats 10 are connected together, to minimize the gaps between themat portions 30, thereby increasing the comfort of use and preventing accumulation of grime. The plurality ofmale fasteners 27 are perpendicular to thebottom side 214 so that when a plurality offloor mats 10 are connected together, themale fasteners 27 can also provide better support and minimize the gaps between themat portions 30 so as to increase the comfort of use and prevent accumulation of grime. In other preferred embodiments, the blockingmember 23 need not be perpendicular to thetop side 212, and the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 need not be perpendicular to thebottom side 214, if the gaps between themat portions 30 will not compromise the comfort of use, if there is already sufficient supporting strength, and if accumulation of grime is unlikely to occur; therefore, the blockingmember 23 and the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 are not limited to those in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein. - In this preferred embodiment, each
female fastener 25 further has twostop walls 253, wherein the twostop walls 253 extend outward from the blockingmember 23 and are connected respectively to two opposite sides of theopening 251 of thefemale fastener 25. When eachfemale fastener 25 is fastened to a correspondingmale fastener 27 of anotherfloor mat 10, the twostop walls 253 of eachfemale fastener 25 can effectively confine the correspondingmale fastener 27, thereby effectively increasing the stability of the plurality offloor mats 10 connected together, preventing thefloor mats 10 from horizontal movement with respect to one another. In other preferred embodiments, if there is no need to increase the stability of a plurality offloor mats 10 connected together, theopenings 251 alone suffice to prevent the plurality offloor mats 10 from being horizontally moved with respect to one another; therefore, the twostop walls 253 of eachfemale fastener 25 are not essential to implementing the present invention. - In the preferred embodiment shown in
FIG. 4 andFIG. 5 , the plurality of supportingribs 221 are shaped as hollow tubes, and each of the plurality of supportinglegs 216 has a large-diameter section 217 and a small-diameter section 219, wherein the large-diameter section 217 is adjacent to thebottom plate 21 while the small-diameter section 219 is located away from thebottom plate 21. Some of the plurality of supportinglegs 216 are filled with ananti-slip material 22, and thanks to the width difference between the large-diameter section 217 and the small-diameter section 219 of those supportinglegs 216, theanti-slip material 22 is confined in those supportinglegs 216. Theanti-slip material 22 is a thermoplastic elastomer by way of example. Theanti-slip material 22 protrudes from the lower ends of those supportinglegs 216 to increase friction between the present invention and the floor so that the invention will not easily move with respect to the floor. In other preferred embodiments, theanti-slip material 22 may be a plastic material with a rough surface or any other material that can increase friction, and theanti-slip material 22 may be flush with the lower ends of those supportinglegs 216 but still capable of providing increased friction; therefore, theanti-slip material 22 is not necessarily implemented in the same way as in the preferred embodiment illustrated herein. Besides, other preferred embodiments may dispense with theanti-slip material 22 if there is no need to increase the friction between the invention and the floor; hence, theanti-slip material 22 is not essential to implementing the invention. - In the preferred embodiment shown in
FIG. 2 toFIG. 5 , the lower ends of the plurality of supportinglegs 216 and the lower ends of the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 are located on the same virtual plane S (seeFIG. 5 ); thus, in addition to being fastenable to thefemale fasteners 25 ofother floor mats 10, the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 provide a supporting effect. In other preferred embodiments, it is feasible for the lower ends of the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 to not reach as far as the virtual plane S if there is no need for an enhanced supporting effect; therefore, the technical feature of the lower ends of the plurality of supportinglegs 216 being on the same virtual plane S as the lower ends of the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 is not essential to implementing the present invention. - The foregoing paragraphs have described the structure of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. The following paragraphs will go on to describe some states of use of the preferred embodiment of the invention.
- To use a single unit of the present invention, referring to
FIG. 1 toFIG. 5 , thebase 20 is put on the floor, and themat portion 30 is placed in the receivinggroove 218 such that the height of themat portion 30 is higher than the top edge of the blockingmember 23. With the plurality of supportinglegs 216 and the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 standing on the floor, thebottom plate 21 is spaced apart from the floor by the predetermined distance stated above, and in consequence themat portion 30 is in contact with thetop side 212 rather than in direct contact with the floor and is thus effectively kept from getting damp as may otherwise result from prolonged contact with the floor. In addition, pressure is allowed to be evenly distributed due to the fact that the plurality of supportinglegs 216 are arranged in a matrix and that the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 are arranged at equal intervals. The plurality ofhollow portions 223 formed in thebottom plate 21 help prevent damp between themat portion 30 and thebottom plate 21 after long-term contact therebetween. Since the height of themat portion 30 is higher than the top edge of the blockingmember 23, a user will not contact the blockingmember 23 and is therefore spared the discomfort of such contact. Furthermore, the detachability of themat portion 30 from the receivinggroove 218 allows a user to choose and use other types of mat portions. - To connect multiple units of the present invention together, referring to
FIG. 4 ,FIG. 6 , andFIG. 7 , the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 on one side of afloor mat 10 are fastened to the plurality offemale fasteners 25 on one side of anotherfloor mat 10 in a downward direction to complete the connection between the twofloor mats 10. The invention, therefore, features great convenience of use. As eachfemale fastener 25 has twostop walls 253, eachmale fastener 27 fastened to afemale fastener 25 is effectively confined by the twostop walls 253 of thefemale fastener 25 to increase the stability of the plurality of connectedfloor mats 10, preventing thefloor mats 10 from being horizontally moved with respect to each other. - According to the above, the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the plurality of supporting legs (and optionally the plurality of male fasteners) stand on the floor. This allows the mat portion to contact the top side without direct contact with the floor, so the mat portion is effectively kept from getting damp, producing an unpleasant odor, and having bacterial growth as may otherwise result from prolonged contact with the floor and hence features convenience of use.
- Also, the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the plurality of
female fasteners 25 and the plurality ofmale fasteners 27 as one of its technical features so that a plurality of floor mats can be connected together with ease. - Moreover, the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the plurality of supporting legs are arranged in a matrix and that the plurality of male fasteners are arranged at equal intervals. This enables even distribution of pressure.
- Further, the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the bottom plate is formed with the plurality of
hollow portions 223. This prevents the mat portion from getting damp after long-term contact with the bottom plate. - In addition, the floor mat with a damp-proof effect provided by the present invention has the technical feature that the mat portion can be detached from the receiving groove. This allows a user to choose and use other types of mat portions as needed.
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1. A floor mat with a damp-proof effect, comprising:
a base having a bottom plate, a blocking member, at least one female fastener, and at least one male fastener, wherein the bottom plate has a top side and a bottom side, a plurality of supporting legs extend downward from the bottom side, the blocking member is provided along a periphery of the bottom plate and extends upward of the top side, the blocking member and the top side form a receiving groove, the at least one female fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and forms an opening that extends outward and is accessible in an up-down direction, and the at least one male fastener is provided on the periphery of the bottom plate and extends downward of the bottom side; and
a mat portion detachably provided in the receiving groove, wherein when the mat portion is received in the receiving groove, a height of the mat portion is flush with or higher than a top edge of the blocking member.
2. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the plurality of supporting legs are arranged in a matrix.
3. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the bottom plate is formed with a plurality of ventilation structures, each said ventilation structure has two supporting ribs, and the two supporting ribs of each said ventilation structure are each connected to two said supporting legs and intersect each other to form a plurality of hollow portions.
4. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the blocking member is perpendicular to the top side, and the at least one male fastener is perpendicular to the bottom side.
5. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the at least one female fastener further has two stop walls, and the two stop walls extend outward from the blocking member and are connected respectively to two opposite sides of the opening.
6. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the plurality of supporting legs are shaped as hollow tubes, and each of the plurality of supporting legs has a large-diameter section adjacent to the bottom plate and a small-diameter section located away from the bottom plate, some of the plurality of supporting legs are filled with an anti-slip material, and the anti-slip material is flush with or protrudes beyond lower ends of said some of the plurality of supporting legs.
7. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein lower ends of the plurality of supporting legs and a lower end of the at least one male fastener are located on a same virtual plane.
8. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the bottom plate is quadrilateral, there are a plurality of said male fasteners and a plurality of said female fasteners, the plurality of male fasteners are arranged at equal intervals along the periphery of the bottom plate, and the plurality of female fasteners are located on two adjacent sides of the bottom plate and are connected to some of the plurality of male fasteners.
9. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mat portion has a side with a plurality of solidified polyethylene particles, and the plurality of solidified polyethylene particles have particle sizes ranging from 1 mm to 15 mm.
10. The floor mat with the damp-proof effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mat portion has a side with a plurality of protuberances, the plurality of protuberances are of irregular shapes and are irregularly arranged, and the plurality of protuberances have widths ranging from 6 mm to 20 mm.
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