WO2013037710A1 - Ablaufrinne für eine bodengleiche dusche - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a gutter for a floor-level shower.
- Drainage channels for floor-level showers are known. They usually comprise a gutter body made of stainless steel, on which a drain neck is formed or welded and in which a grid is inserted.
- the water from the shower flows over the floor, which is typically covered with tiles or natural stone slabs, and enters the gutter through the grate.
- the gutter of the channel body ultimately leads the water to a drain.
- Such gutters are installed in the ground, with the grate up close to about the floor covering the shower. The installation of a shower tray or the like is not required, so that the peripheral edge of the
- Gullies for floor-level showers have to be adapted in a special way to the special installation site, as the substructure, the floor covering made of tiles or natural stone and the connection to the drainage pipe can be fitted from case to case
- Gutters ensure a safe drainage of the water, in which the bottom floor construction, consisting of screed and if necessary thermal insulation, not soaked. In addition, they should be aesthetically integrated into the ground.
- shower channel bases are available, for example, with a uniform width of about 140 mm in stepped lengths of 750 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm, 1000 mm and 1200 mm. As a result, a large number of different shower channels are produced and kept in stock. The scope of a particular conventional shower channel is usually limited. In addition, there is sometimes the customer request that the surface of the shower channel visible in the completely installed state, that is to say in particular its grate, is made as small or narrow as possible. The shower channel is then less noticeable or looks more elegant in its aesthetic appearance.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a gutter for floor-level showers that can be produced more cost-effectively than conventional shower channels and in the fully installed state has a relatively small visible surface at high drainage capacity.
- the gutter according to the invention comprises at least two
- Channel body and at least one connecting body, via the at least two of the gutter body releasably connected together are and which is provided with at least one of the connected channel bodies associated seal, wherein at least two of the channel body at its the connecting body
- Holders for supporting one end of a rod-like body which extends in the assembled state along and within the inlet opening of the gutter body.
- the recess or holder for mounting one end of the rod-like body is preferably formed or attached to a channel end detachably connected to the gutter body.
- the drainage channel according to the invention (shower channel) is based on the idea, the gutter body arbitrarily long, for example in a length in the range of 1200 mm to 2000 mm
- Installation of the gutter can be shortened according to the customer's request by means of a saw or another cutting tool.
- the drainage channel can be optimally adapted to a tile or floor tile format or a joint grid. Also, by appropriate trimming (shortening) of a gutter body of the gutter according to the invention an optimal adaptation to the horizontal extent of a
- the open end of the suitably cut gutter body can be sealed liquid-tight by means of an associated gutter end piece and an associated seal.
- the gutter according to the invention is based on the idea, instead of a typically plate-shaped grate
- the grate bar or the grate bars extend in the mounted state along and within the inlet opening of the channel body and can be stored in or on the gutter end piece. This idea takes into account and favors the variable length adaptability of the gutter according to the invention.
- the respective rod-shaped body (grate bar) is preferably longer than the associated channel body and can also be depending on the desired length of the gutter on the
- the distance between adjacent Grate bars in particular at most 8 mm, preferably at most 6 mm and particularly preferably at most 4 mm.
- the solution according to the invention makes possible a very narrow one
- the at least one connecting body can in particular be designed in such a way that the gutter bodies connected to one another in a detachable manner are arranged in a straight line to one another.
- the at least one connecting body of the drainage channel according to the invention can also be designed such that the channel bodies releasably connected to one another are angularly juxtaposed with one another. For example, can be formed with right angles
- Connecting bodies substantially realize L-shaped, U-shaped or rectangular gutter body arrangements. If appropriate, the connecting body or at least one of the connecting bodies of the drainage channel according to the invention can also have an angular shape deviating from a rectangular design, for example a 120 ° or 135 ° angular shape.
- the inventive concept of connecting or juxtaposing two or more channel bodies via one or more connecting bodies allows a very variable design of a drainage channel (shower channel), wherein despite a narrow design of the inlet opening still a high drainage capacity can be achieved due to the relatively large length of the inlet opening of the gutter according to the invention.
- An advantageous embodiment of the drainage channel according to the invention is characterized in that the connecting body has a channel connecting the channel hydraulically fluid channel.
- the liquid channel allows overflow of wastewater collected in the gutter from a gutter body into the adjacent gutter body. This ensures a particularly high drainage performance.
- this embodiment offers the possibility to provide only one of the at least two channel body with a drain neck.
- a further preferred embodiment of the drainage channel according to the invention is that the liquid channel has a bottom surface formed with a slope, which drops in the direction of at least one of the two channel body connected to the connecting body. This reduces the drainage drainage drainage time.
- Another embodiment of the drainage channel according to the invention is characterized in that the connecting body separates the channel channels of the interconnected channel body, so that a flow of liquid from the channel channel of a channel body in the channel channel of the connected
- the connecting body may have at least one upwardly open indentation which widens the gutter channel of the channel body connected to the connecting body horizontally.
- This embodiment is also advantageous in terms of hygiene, since in turn there is no fluid channel (overflow) between the adjacent channel bodies which may be susceptible to dirt deposits.
- a reliable mechanical connection of connecting body and gutter bodies as well as reliable sealing at the relevant connecting surfaces can be achieved if, according to a further preferred embodiment of the gutter according to the invention, the connecting body is releasably connected by means of a screw connection to the gutter bodies assigned to it.
- the gutter body of the gutter according to the invention can cost a1s plastic injection molded parts or extrusion parts are manufactured.
- the respective channel body is, in particular as an injection-molded part, preferably designed in such a way that its channel bottom is formed with a slope towards the outlet opening. It can be dispensed with the gutter body but also on a slope.
- the gutter body of the gutter according to the invention are each formed from a gutter profile, wherein at the end facing away from the connecting body of the respective gutter body (gutter profile) a gutter end piece is arranged, which closes the respective gutter body frontally.
- extruded or extruded profiles for example metal profiles, in particular aluminum profiles, can be used as the channel body.
- extruded or extruded plastic profiles can be used as gutter body, this configuration is particularly advantageous in terms of low production costs.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the drainage channel according to the invention provides that the respective channel body has grooves, bores or channels extending parallel to its longitudinal axis for fastening self-tapping screws.
- these grooves or channels extend over the entire length of the channel body, so that the channel body of the gutter according to the invention can be cut to any desired length as needed and the tapping screws can always be screwed into the grooves or channels of the channel body cutting and thus always a reliable Connection with the connecting body or a gutter tail can be ensured.
- the holes or channels for an advantageous development be provided with continuous longitudinal slots of the gutter according to the invention. At these longitudinal slots can be in a simple and reliable way foot elements for
- a further advantageous embodiment of the gutter invention provides that the storage of a rod-like body serving, arranged at the ends of the gutter body recesses or holders are each provided with an adjustment for height adjustment of the rod-like body relative to at least one of the gutter body.
- the altitude of the rod-like body can be easily adapted to different thickness floor tiles or floor coverings in a simple manner.
- the adjusting element is preferably insertable into the recess in a form-fitting manner or can be positively connected to the holder.
- the support for supporting one end of the rod-like body is mounted continuously height-adjustable on the gutter end piece.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the drainage channel according to the invention further consists in that the gutter end piece has a threaded bore with an adjusting screw for stepless height adjustment of the rod-like body.
- Drainage channel have at least one threaded hole with an adjusting screw for stepless height adjustment of the rod-like body.
- the rod-like body may be provided with at least one engaging on its underside web holder. This embodiment is particularly advantageous in the case of a relatively long channel body and a correspondingly long rod-shaped body in order to support the rod-shaped body and to counteract a deflection of the same.
- the respective web holder may be formed as a height-adjustable web holder, in order to be able to easily make a height adjustment of the rod-shaped body to differently thick floor tiles or natural stone floor panels.
- Drainage channel is characterized in that at least one of the gutter body has a drain hole designed as a slot whose longitudinal axis extends in the longitudinal direction of the channel body, wherein the drain opening is provided with a discharge nozzle having a mouthpiece connected to the channel body and comprising a slot-shaped channel cross-section.
- the gutter body can thereby be made relatively narrow. Further preferred and advantageous embodiments of the gutter according to the invention are specified in the subclaims.
- Figure 1 is a drainage channel in an exploded view with an associated odor trap.
- FIG. 2 shows the gutter of FIG. 1 without odor trap in a perspective bottom view
- FIG. 3 and 4 a gutter end of the gutter of Figure 1 in various perspective views, wherein in Figure 4, a holder for supporting one end of an insertable in the gutter rod-like body (bridge) is shown exploded;
- FIG. 5 shows an end section of the gutter of Figure 1 in a perspective view, wherein the holder for supporting one end of the rod-like body (web) is shown in turn exploded.
- FIG. 6 shows the end section of the finished gutter of FIG. 1 or FIG. 5 in plan view
- Fig. 9 to 11 an enlarged view and vertical
- FIGS. 12 and 13 show two end sections of channel bodies, which in each case essentially correspond to the channel body shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and are detachably connected to one another via a sleeve-like connecting body, in a perspective top view and a perspective bottom view, respectively;
- FIGS. 14 and 15 show the connecting body of FIGS. 12 and
- Connecting body, via the two gutter body can be detachably connected to each other, in perspective views or one
- Connecting body, via the two gutter body can be detachably connected to each other, in perspective views or one
- Fig. 24 to 26 a fourth embodiment of a
- Connecting body, via the two gutter body can be detachably connected to each other, in perspective views, those of the
- Figures 12, 13 and 15 correspond; Fig. 27 to 30, a fifth embodiment of a
- Connecting body, over the two gutter body can be releasably connected to each other, in perspective views and a side view, corresponding to those of Figures 12 to 15;
- Connecting body, via the two gutter body can be releasably connected to each other, in perspective views and a side view corresponding to those of Figures 12 to 15; and FIGS. 35 to 37 show a seventh embodiment of a
- Connecting body, via the two gutter body can be detachably connected to each other, in perspective views corresponding to those of Figures 12, 13 and 15.
- FIGS 1 and 2 show an embodiment of a gutter 1 with accessories for the production of a floor-level shower.
- the shower channel or gutter 1 comprises a gutter body 2 and two gutter end pieces 3, which are detachably connectable to the gutter body 2.
- the gutter body 2 consists of a gutter profile, which is preferably made by extrusion of plastic.
- the extruded gutter profile 2 has a substantially
- the width of the inlet opening 2.2 of the channel body 2 is preferably smaller than its gutter depth. On both sides of the inlet opening 2.2 are on the U-shaped
- Profile section 2.1 Flanges ( ⁇ bdichtungsflansche) 2.3 formed, which extend along the longitudinal axis of the channel body 2 and to each other substantially flush with the inlet opening 2.2 ends.
- the tops of the flanges 2.3 are substantially planar.
- they can also have a profiling or structure, in particular in the form of grooves 2.31 running in the longitudinal direction of the gutter 1. This profiling or structure 2.31 improves the connection of the gutter 1 with sealing materials, such as e.g. liquid applied sealing film (so-called liquid film) or tile or natural stone adhesives.
- the channel body 2 has grooves or channels 2.5, which extend over the entire length of the channel body 2 and parallel to its longitudinal axis. Screws 8 are screwed into the channels 2.5 or longitudinal grooves for fixing the channel end pieces 3 on the channel body (compare FIG. 2). To accommodate the screws 8, the
- the longitudinal grooves or channels 2.5 are preferably on the
- the channels 2.5 are formed as open channels; they each have an outwardly directed, continuous longitudinal slot 2.51.
- the longitudinal slots 2.51 of the channels 2.5 are preferably in a common plane which extends parallel to the plane defined by the flanges 2.3.
- Longitudinal slots 2.51 are aligned in this case substantially diametrically opposite each other.
- the underside of the channel body 2 are height-adjustable foot elements (mounting feet) 4 assigned, which are detachably connected to the channel body 2.
- the respective foot element 4 is formed from a profile element 4.1, the latching elements associated with the longitudinal slots 2.51 of the channels 2.5 or
- the Holder 4.2 has.
- the latching elements 4.2 are designed, for example, in the form of spring-elastic latching tongues which have projections 4.21 engaging in the longitudinal slots 2.51 (see FIG. 2).
- the profile elements .1 can be displaced along the channel body 2 or the longitudinal slots 2.51.
- the lower web 4.3 of the profile element 4.1 has threaded holes 4.4 or threaded sleeves, are screwed into the height-adjustable feet 4.5.
- the leveling feet 4.5 are preferably designed to decouple the body sound.
- the respective foot element 4 or profile element 4.1 has one or more support sections 4.6, 4.7.
- the foot member 4 comprises a on the underside of the U-shaped profile section 2.1 adjacent support section 4.6 and two voltage applied to the underside of the flanges 2.3 support sections 4.7.
- the respective gutter end piece 3 has on its side facing away from the gutter body 2 a substantially horizontally oriented flange (sealing flange) 3.6, which in the fully assembled state of the gutter 1 is substantially flush with the flanges 2.3 of the gutter body 2.
- the flange 3.6 may also be provided on the upper side with a profiling or structure, e.g. be provided in the form of grooves 3..61.
- the channel end piece 3 in this case has the flanges 2.3 of the channel body facing paragraphs (support elements) 3.7, which are overlapped by the ends of the flanges 2.3 of the channel body 2.
- the paragraphs or support elements 3.7 are slightly wedge-shaped or ramp-shaped, so that they taper towards their the gutter body 2 facing edge. By this wedge or ramp shape can be when attaching the channel end piece 3 to the
- the channel end piece 3 has in its the channel body 2 associated side a recess or profile recess 3.3, in which an end portion of the channel body 2 can be inserted.
- a channel 7 associated with the gutter body 7 is arranged in the recess (profile recess) 3.3 .
- the seal 7 is made of rubber or rubber-elastic material. It is formed in this embodiment substantially T-shaped, with its central part 7.2 sealingly inserted into the frontal end of the groove of the channel body 2.
- the shape of the middle part 7.2 of the seal 7 corresponds
- the middle part 7.2 of the seal 7 has a substantially U-shaped collar, on whose outer circumference a plurality of radially projecting, mutually parallel sealing lips 7.1 are formed, extending over the entire outer circumference of the collar.
- extending arms 7.3 of the T-shaped seal 7 are in the assembled state of the shower channel 1 sealing between the facing end faces of the flanges 2.3 and 3.6 of the channel body 2 and the gutter end piece 3.
- the ends of the arms 7.3 of the seal 7 are formed like an eye, so that they surround the outer paragraphs 3.7 of the gutter end piece 3 or the paragraphs 3.7 can be inserted through the eye-shaped ends of the sealing arms 7.3 through.
- the recess (profile recess) 3.3 of the respective gutter end piece 3 also includes sections (chambers) 3.4 to
- the respective gutter end piece 3 has a holder 30 for supporting one end of a rod-like body 5.
- the single rod-shaped body 5 has the function of a grate and can also be referred to as a grate bar or bar. It extends in the mounted state along and within the inlet opening 2.2 of the channel body. 2
- the holder 30 has a recess 31 into which the rod-like body or web 5 can be positively inserted with its respective end.
- the holder 30 is associated with an adjusting element 6 ', by means of which the height position of the rod-like body (web) 5 can be adjusted relative to the channel body 2.
- the adjusting element 6 ' is formed in this ⁇ us Entrysbeispiel by a screw which is formed in a formed in the gutter end piece 3 threaded hole
- This screw connection is preferably designed as a self-locking thread.
- the threaded bore can preferably by a in the gutter end piece. 3
- the screw 6 ' preferably consists of a hexagon socket screw or a Schiitzkopfschraube.
- the screw head 6.3 is cylindrical.
- the holder 30 has a plate-shaped or web-shaped body portion 34, on the underside of a recess 35 for receiving the
- Screw head 6.3 is formed.
- the recess 35 is preferably designed so that the holder 30 can be clamped onto the screw head 6.3.
- the height of the screw heads 6.3 and thus the height of the web 5 relative to the channel body 2 can be adjusted by turning the screws 6 'continuously.
- the holder 30 comprises on the underside of its plate-shaped or web-shaped section 34 a tongue-shaped web 36, which in the assembled state of the Drain groove 1 parallel to the seal 7 engages in the groove of the channel body 2.
- U-shaped portion 37 of the holder 30 is integrally formed on the tongue-shaped web 36.
- the brackets 30 are covered on the upper side by platelets 9.
- the platelets 9 may be provided on their upper side preferably with a company logo or a registered trademark (not shown).
- the respective plate 9 is detachably connected to the holder. For this purpose, the
- plug-in elements 9.1 are positively and / or frictionally inserted.
- the plug elements 9.1 are preferably pin-shaped and / or cylindrical. The the plug elements 9.1
- associated recesses 38 of the holder 30 have the shape of a plurality of merging holes, the one
- the plate 9 can thus at different
- the gutter 1 according to the invention may comprise web holders 15 which can be inserted into the channel.
- the web holder 15 are preferably designed to be height-adjustable (cf., FIGS. 1 and 9). You have, for example, a forked
- the threaded rod 15.3 can be integrally attached to the underside of the fork-shaped head portion 15.1 be.
- the foot section 15.2 has a cast-in or overmolded threaded nut or threaded sleeve 15.5 in its upper middle section 15.4.
- the feet 15.6 of the forked or bridge-shaped foot section 15.2 are over
- the leg elements 15.7 and the feet 15.6 formed thereon define a passage 16.
- the head section 15.1 of the height-adjustable bar holder 15 comprises a channel-shaped section 15.8 for receiving the underside of the
- Projections or spacers 15.10 are provided, which face in the assembled state of the inside of the groove of the channel body 2.
- the gutter body 2 has on its underside as
- the drainage opening is provided with a discharge nozzle 10, which has a mouthpiece 10.1 and comprises a slot-shaped channel cross-section.
- the mouthpiece 10.1 is welded or glued to the gutter body (gutter profile) 2.
- a removable sieve is called, in the
- Inlet opening or the mouthpiece of the drain neck 10 can be used.
- the screen 12 can be removed from the gutter body 2 after removal of the cover plate 9 and the central web (grate bar) 5. For handling the screen 12 this is provided on the upper side with one or more handles 12.1.
- the discharge nozzle 10 is inserted into a height adjustment piece 10.2, in the upper end of which an annular or oval lip seal 17 is previously used.
- the height compensation piece 10.2 is provided on the outside with radially projecting ribs, which serve as a guide for a cutting tool in a possibly required reduction of the height adjustment piece 10.2.
- the lower end of the height adjustment piece 10.2 is sealingly inserted into a connection opening 13.1 of a trap closure housing 13.
- the edges of the tiles can reach as far as the longitudinal edges of the inlet opening 2.2.
- the tile edges can be chamfered and / or polished. But it can also be used tile finishing rails that cover the edges.
- a drainage channel 1 ' according to the invention, which is composed of at least two channel bodies 2 and at least one connecting element 40, wherein the at least two channel body 2 are releasably connected to each other via the connecting body 40.
- the connecting body 40 is provided in the connecting region with a groove 7 associated with the gutter body 2.
- the gutter bodies 2 connected via the connecting body 40 may optionally differ from one another in that only one of these gutter bodies is provided with a drain opening or a drainage neck 10 (see FIG. 2).
- Corresponding to the channel body 2 of the gutter 1 according to the figures 1 to 8 are connected via at least one of the connecting body 40 according to the figures 12 to 37
- Channel body 2 at its ends remote from the connecting body 40 with at least one recess or holder 30 for supporting one end of a rod-like body (grate bar) 5 is provided, which extends in the assembled state along and within the inlet opening 2.2 of the channel body 2.
- the channel body 2 are in Figures 12 to 37 only
- FIGS. 12 to 26 show exemplary embodiments in which the connecting body 40 according to the invention is sleeve-like
- channel body 2 is formed, so that the detachably connected together channel body 2 is substantially rectilinear
- the connecting body (sleeve) 40 is designed to be closed, ie the connecting body 40 separates the channel channels 2.4 of the interconnected channel body 2, so that a flow of liquid from the channel channel 2.4 of a channel body 2 in the channel channel 2.4 of the connected channel body 2 is prevented.
- the holder 30 for the rod-shaped body 5 and the recess or profile recess 3.3, into which an end portion of the channel body 2 can be inserted, are formed on the connecting body 40 as on the gutter end piece 3 according to FIGS. 3 to 5.
- the brackets 30 are thus also infinitely height adjustable here.
- the connecting body 40 (as the gutter end piece 3) the gutters bodies 2 facing paragraphs (support elements) 40.7, which are overlapped by the ends of the flanges 2.3 of the respective channel body 2.
- the receptacles 40.1 for the channel body 2 am
- Connecting bodies 40 are connected to each other by a
- the plate-shaped portion 40.2 of the connecting body is preferably formed in the form of a closed plate.
- the screws 8 are preferably designed as tapping screws and are screwed into the mutually parallel grooves or channels 2.5 of the channel body 2. Furthermore, at the bottom of the plate-shaped portion 40.2 and at the facing wall or web portions 40.3
- the connecting body 40 'of the drainage channel 1' according to the invention shown in FIGS. 16 to 19 differs from the connecting body 40 according to FIGS. 12 to 15 in that it connects a channel body 2
- Fluid channel 40.6 has. In the channel channel 2.4 of a channel body 2 trapped water can thus flow through the liquid channel 40.6 of the connecting body 40 'in the channel channel 2.4 of the adjacent channel body 2 and vice versa. Between the flange-shaped sections 40.8 of the connecting body 40 'webs 40.9 are provided, which bridge the liquid channel 40.6. The webs 40.9 have recesses 40.10 for the positive fastening of the ends of the rod-shaped body 5 supporting support 30 '.
- the holder 30 ' has for this purpose two opposite
- the holder 30 or 30 ' is covered on the upper side by a small plate 9 or 9'.
- the plate 9, 9 ' is detachably connected to the holder 30, 30'.
- the holder 30, 30 'on its upper side opening recesses 38, in the molded on the underside of the plate 9 plug-in elements 9.1 are positively and / or frictionally inserted.
- Plug elements 9.1 are pin-shaped. The the
- Plug-in elements 9.1 associated recesses 38 of the holder 30, 30 ' have the form of a plurality of mutually merging holes, which form a slot with a corrugated or tooth-shaped inner contour (see Fig. 5).
- the plate 9, 9 ' can thus be connected at different points of the holder 30, 30' with the same, so that a position adaptation of the plate 9, 9 'in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the gutter 1' is possible.
- Reinforcing ribs 40.4 are in turn formed on the underside of the plate-shaped sections 40.8 and on the mutually facing wall or web sections 40.3 of the connecting body 40 '.
- the connecting body 40 'shown in FIGS. 20 to 23 corresponds to the connecting body 40' according to FIGS. 16 to 19.
- brackets 30 are arranged, which not only the ends the relatively long rod-shaped body 5, but also the ends of a rod-shaped intermediate strip 5 'record.
- Brackets 30 '' are height adjustable. For this purpose, they are arranged or mounted on adjusting screws 6 ', which are in
- Threaded sleeves or sleeve-shaped nuts 33 are screwed, which are integrally formed or attached to a lying on the bottom of the liquid channel 40.6 strip-shaped foot part 33.1.
- the brackets 30 "are also here
- the channel bodies 2 are likewise connected by a sleeve-like connecting body 40 'according to FIGS. 16 to 23.
- the connecting body 40 ' none of the shown in Figures 16 to 23
- a single rod-shaped body (grate bar) 5 is used which extends from the one gutter end piece 3 (in FIGS. 24 to 26) not shown) to the second gutter end piece 3 and the ends of which are mounted on the two gutter end pieces 3.
- FIGS. 27 to 37 show exemplary embodiments in which the connecting body according to the invention is designed as a corner connector, so that the channel bodies 2 detachably connected to one another are angularly juxtaposed.
- the exemplary embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 27 to 30 corresponds to the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 12 to 15 insofar as the connecting body (corner connector) 40 '' separates the channel channels 2.4 of the interconnected channel body 2, so that a water flow from the channel channel 2.4 of the one channel body 2 is locked in the channel channel 2.4 of the other channel body 2.
- the covered by the plate 9 brackets 30 of the rod-shaped body 5 are in turn by means of screws 6 'infinitely adjustable in height.
- FIGS. 31 to 34 differs from the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 27 to 30 in that the connecting body (corner connector) 40 '' 'has recesses 40.11 open at the top.
- the respective indentation 40.11 extends the channel channel 2.4 of the channel body 2 connected to the connector body 40 ''. Nevertheless, the channel channels 2.4 are also hydraulically separated from one another in this variant.
- the connecting body 40 '' ' is molded with it
- Threaded sleeves 40.12 or threaded holes provided in the screws 6 'for stepless height adjustment of the Ends of the grate bars 5 receiving holders 30 are screwed.
- the two brackets 30 are covered by a common, angular plate 9 '', which has on its underside plug pins 9.1 and is releasably connected to the brackets 30.
- a common, angular plate 9 '' which has on its underside plug pins 9.1 and is releasably connected to the brackets 30.
- Of the grate bars 5 is in
- FIG. 31 shows only one section for the sake of clarity.
- FIGS. 35 to 37 show an exemplary embodiment of a connecting body according to the invention
- Connecting body according to FIG. 19 has a channel 40 connecting the channel body 2.
- Body (grate bars) 5 arranged.
- the holder 30 '' ' is mounted on an insert 33.2, which at the bottom of the
- Fluid channel 40.6 is supported and a
- gutter according to the invention is / is composed, to glue together at least in sections. Furthermore, it is within the scope of the invention to design the connector body 40 ", 40"",40""in the form of a corner connector as needed so that the above
- interconnected elongated channel body 2 are not only arranged substantially perpendicular to each other, but include an angle which is between 90 ° and 180 °. It is also within the scope of the invention to combine features of the various embodiments described above.
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RU2014114782/13A RU2569064C1 (ru) | 2011-09-15 | 2012-09-07 | Сточный желоб для душа, расположенный на одинаковом уровне с полом |
DK12756194.2T DK2756137T3 (en) | 2011-09-15 | 2012-09-07 | Drain drain for a floor level shower cubicle |
EP12756194.2A EP2756137B1 (de) | 2011-09-15 | 2012-09-07 | Ablaufrinne für eine bodengleiche dusche |
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