CZ211692A3 - Receptacle for refuse, clothes and the like - Google Patents

Abstract

Any number of identical collecting containers (2 to 8) for waste, laundry and the like are interlocked in a releasable fashion to form a linear array of containers. The containers (2 to 8) consist in each case of two lateral wall parts (10, 12, 14, 16, 24) and struts (26, 28, 30, 32) connecting the latter together, the wall parts (12, 14, 16), except for the outermost wall parts (10, 24), each being common to two containers (2 to 8). Plastic bags (18) can be suspended in the containers. Furthermore, they can have lift-up lids (20). For the reception and tying up in bundles of used paper and the like, the container (8) in question can have a tying apparatus (42 to 50). <IMAGE>

Description

Collection tank for garbage, linen and the like

Technical field

The invention relates to a collection tank for garbage, laundry and the like concept of claim 1.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Such collecting tanks are known in the form in which the housing is formed in one piece and substantially closed from all sides and allows hanging of the bucket and / or plastic bag.

Recently, there is an increasing need for households to separate garbage by type, approximately to separate glass, tin (aluminum), plastic and paper garbage. A similar need may be that separate garments need to be collected separately, approximately depending on whether they are white, varied, cookable and delicate.

The claimed invention solves the problem of such separate collection and intermediate storage so that it allows to do this in a space-saving, economically and externally pleasant manner.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

According to the invention, this is carried out according to claim 1 by providing a battery of tanks which can be assembled in a rational manner, with individual, essentially to the desired color differences, marks and the like. same looking and

- 2-constructed elements in a solid spatial arrangement. At the same time, the properties and the number of individual elements, i.e. the tanks, can be changed at will.

Overview of the drawings

Next, an example for guiding such a battery of tanks through the drawings is described in detail. 1 shows a perspective overview of the tank in question, FIG. 2 an exploded view of such a battery of tanks, in this case consisting of only two individual tanks, and FIG. 3 a vertical cross-section of one of the tanks serving for storing old paper, but also for bundling new laundry.

The tank of batteries shown in FIG. 1 has four tanks 2 to 8 connected in series, of which tank 2 serves, for example, for storing glass from falls, tank 4 for scrap, plastic waste 6 and waste paper tank. the tanks can be 2-8 created exactly the same _e as shown, container 2 differs, however, in the example shown from tank 4 to 6 that is distributed throughout the outer wall part 10 while the other two reservoirs are with respect to the lower weight and material savings interrupted by the common parts 12, and 16 of the partition walls.

All tanks 2 to 6 are - but not necessarily wide - All plastic bags 18 are suspended and all have a hatch 20. A clear distinction according to which tank contents may, as shown, have description frames 22, X. At the same time, at least the hatches 20 may differ in color.

The construction of the tanks of the tanks is shown in FIG. 2, but only the tanks 2 and 8 are shown. Moreover, both the tank and the tank 8 have a full-surface outer wall part 24.

The wall parts 10, 12 and 24, which are substantially rectangular in shape, are connected at their corners by tubular side bars 26, 28, 30, and 32, which are inserted releasably, but to some extent rigid, into the corresponding sliding sleeves of the wall parts. For this purpose, the ends of the tubular side bars 26 may be

28, 30 and 32 and / or the male sleeves 34 are somewhat conical in a known manner, or may be provided with slots which, in conjunction with them, impart certain resilient properties. In contrast to the partition wall panels, such as the wall panel 12, the other wall panels 10 and 24 have slip-on sleeves 34 on only one side thereof, that is to say on their outside.

In order to firmly clamp the edge of the plastic bags 18, which can be hung into the tank, the casing parts 36 are inserted in the shape of half-shells onto the tubular upper side bars 30 and 32. In addition, the rear tubular upper side bars 30 form a housing for that flap 18 which surrounds the tubular side bar outside the housing member 36 with two radial bearings 38, the letter frame 22 may have, as shown, a replaceable plate or cover 40.

The tubular side rods of the tank 8 used to dispose of waste paper or other generally bundled material, designated to distinguish 26 *, 28 ^z , 30 * and 32 'in the example shown, have a slightly longer length than the tubular side rods 26 to 32 other tanks. In addition, on the upper tubular side rods 30 and 32 'of the tank 8, hinge devices 44 for cord loops 44 are arranged in the center, into which the cord straps 44 can be inserted horizontally rotatably. The insertion of the cord ties may be accomplished by gently spreading the paired bearing brackets 46 on each individual hinge device 42. In doing so, the elastic gripping of the bearing brackets 48 is preferably such that it provides a small braking mpment to the cord pin 44 to prevent it unfold.

The purpose of this measure is clear from FIG. 3. According to this, the cord 48 can be unwound by both the tines 44 of the cord 48 and the two cords 48 can cross each other once, as is known at both ends of the cord, 90 ^{° to} each other up to the directly-connected suspension and clamping devices 50, which are inserted coaxially into the corresponding recesses 52 near the upper edge of the wall part 16 or 24 in question.

In the thus formed network of cords 48, the material to be stored in the container 8 and bound, for example, old paper, may be inserted, the cord 48 extending so far from the cord 44 of the cord 48 until the material abuts the bottom. If the tank 8 is full, it is only necessary to cut the cord 48 away from which of the pins 44 and the ends of the cord 48 above the material to tie the knot to form a bundle.

For better appearance, all tanks, including tank 8, can be arranged on the front and possibly on the rear; The cover 54 may be attached to the wall parts, for example in a manner known in the vehicle interior trim, by means of resilient, slit profile pins which are adapted to the shape of each cover engaging in the housing. Another possibility is that the upper and lower edges of the covers bend inwardly so that they are able to lock around the tubular side bars, such as 28 and 32, for example. In this case, the flying part, such as the casing part 36 for holding the plastic bag, can be omitted, since its role can be fulfilled by the curved edge of the cover. '

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Claims (8)

PATENT CLAIMS A collection tank for garbage, linen and the like, with a stable, top and bottom open and optionally tilt-mounted housing, characterized in that it is connected to a plurality of substantially identical collection tanks for the battery of tanks which are arranged in a row and the casing for this purpose consists of separate side wall parts (10,12,14,16,24) and these interconnecting, horizontally extending side bars (26,28,30,32), which engage releasably with corresponding connecting pieces wall part means (34), the wall parts other than the outermost ones. parts (10,24) belong to two tanks together · Collecting tank according to claim 1, characterized in that the connecting means (34) are plug-in connecting means consisting of sleeve or bolt protrusions on the wall parts (10,12,14,16,24). Collecting tank according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the connecting means (34) are arranged only externally on the outermost wall parts (10, 24). Collecting tank according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least all the inner wall parts (12,14,16) are interrupted. -Ί Collecting tank according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that, for clamping the edge of a plastic bag (18) which can be hung in that section, it can be pushed radially on the upper tubular side bars (30, 32). Collecting tank according to one of the preceding claims with a hatch, characterized in that the lid is articulated on one tubular side bar (30) of the upper tubular side bars (30,32). Collecting tank according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that one of the tubular side bars (30 *, 32 ^z ) lying on the top of the collecting tube is mounted on the top. collecting tanks (8) from the collecting tanks (2 'to 8)' are coaxially arranged suspension devices (42) for the bolt (44) of the cords (48), which allow the cord (48) to be pulled down from the bolt (44) and wall The parts (16, 24) of this collecting tank (8) have coaxially arranged suspension or clamping devices (50) for the end of the cord (48) in the region of its upper edge. Collecting tank according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a cover (54) can be arranged on the collecting tanks (2,4,6,8) on their front and / or on their side, preferably over their entire surface.