DE7105194U - TIE HOLDER - Google Patents

Description

Dr. Werner Hassler

ρ λ τ ε ν τ λ itWALT- Lüdenscheid, February 5, 1971 -

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Applicant: Company F. Tüteinann

? 88 Lüdenscheid, Theodor-Schulte-Platz 1

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ι tie holder

i ^ he innovation concerns a tie holder from a rod ! and trestles for the same.

! Such known tie holders have at the ends of the

jbar in each case support brackets, which with the help of vo ;; Screws or the like.

Can be attached to a cabinet door. Ties yourself can can be hung over the pole. With these well-known tie holders the tie can be untied to take it off.

• The task of the innovation is to provide a tie holder s, which is used to hold ties in the knotted state '^ eeigr-et. is. The attachment to the wall unit should also be earthed be simplified.

According to the innovation, this object is achieved in that minieiter.s a trestle with a continuous slot each ; oir.en section of the rod, the end parts of which are freely

; L-er support bracket is fastened with screws or with the help of self-adhesive cage. attached to a wall unit ^{- 1} -. The end parts of the bar -.stand- after both. Sides, see that the ties of both of them are four. kör-ner are pushed on .. It is without further ado r.:'jli;h, iie rlrawatte ir- bound state on the tie holder --- fzuschieb., ir-den the respective loop of the tie ■■ -.csr crc- r. He .-- part of the rod gescr.cber. v; ird. A tie holder! ...he. - ·; ·. * :: c-er ---. J is <iez: ge ~ ä3 also ^ for the inclusion of bound J- ^ r.lciicr. j --- e._ ~ r .-. t.

A preferred embodiment of the innovation is the I.

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Trestle designed as a can, whereby in the annular wall of the can j body recesses are provided for inserting the rod, and a can lid closes the can body and holds thereby the rod tight. So that the rod is completely inserted into the trestle so that it does not move can.

A preferred embodiment of the innovation provides that a! Front edge of the can lid and the ring wall of the can body! overlap and are glued together. In other Alternatively, the can lid can also be locked with the aid of recesses and matching locking lugs.

The can lid can be designed in various ways. LIan can put a mirror in the lid of the can so that the Tie holder can also be used as a mirror. In another way you can deepen the lid in the lower part and provide an access opening so that the lid acts as a container used for collar button ^, tie pin and the like can be.

The innovation is based on preferred embodiments under Explained with reference to the attached drawing, in which:

Fig. 1 shows a tie holder according to the innovation in

Opinion,
FIG. 2 shows a section along the line Ii-II in FIG. 1

on an enlarged scale, FIG. 3 shows a modified tie holder in itself

and
FIG. 4- a section along the line IV-IV in FIG. 3

on an enlarged scale.

A support bracket 1 is designed as a box. The can body possesses a flat back wall 3 and a circumferential ring v / and

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ι those in übereix öyauüctA-iscü. to the

ί corresponding to the cross section of a rod 6. In the j j The back panel has holes 7 that are used to hang up the

! Grip the bocks over the screws fastened in the wall unit.

! In addition, the rear wall optionally carries one or more strips of self-adhesive tape. At the end of the can, an i \ can lid 10 is provided which engages with an end edge 11 in the j j can body. The adjacent ring surfaces

j of the front edge 11 and the ring wall are secured by glue or a \ ! other binding agent bound together. In addition, the j

Can lid 10 has a peripheral rim 12 for a | ! Mirror 13 on. The bezel edge 12 keeps the mirror 13 with it

a folded end part. The mirror 13 can also be turned =!

be stuck. i

The rod 6 has end pieces | pushed onto the end parts 14 so that the ties cannot easily fall off. !

The rear wall 3 of the can with the annular wall 4 and the can j

cover 10 are preferably designed as injection molded parts. j

The assembly of the tie holder is carried out in such a way that in j

the recesses 5 d- ^he annular wall 4, the rod is inserted 6, ί

Then the lid is put on. The superimposed ring

surfaces have already been coated with glue and then stick!

firmly to one another, so that the rod 6 cannot be lost and cannot be lost

is held slidably. j

3 and 4 show a modified embodiment of the i Innovation. The can lid 10 'also has a front'

edge 11, in which an annular groove 11 'is incorporated. The ring wall 4 has an inner collar 9 that matches the ring groove 11 '.
When putting on the cover 10 ', grip the lower part of the box
the annular groove and the inner collar jamming into one another, whereby
the lid 10 'is locked. A ring groove can ■
one or more other recesses can also be provided in the
correspondingly shaped locking lugs of the annular wall 4 engage.

The can lid 10 'also has a different shape by

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on the inside in the lower. Area a recess 15 is provided is. Is mean. The cover 10 'is an access opening 16 open.

The rod 6 is also fastened and held with the aid of the can lid. In such an embodiment, where the can lid engages resiliently and adhesively into the lower part of the can, you can first align and fasten the can body to the cabinet wall. Then the ^; "^ nge 6 inserted into the recesses 5 and finally ndeckel 10 'pushed open.

The can accessible through the access opening 16 is used for Recording of collar buttons, tie pins and the like Parts that can be removed from each.

The embodiments shown in the drawing show j

in each case a trestle, which has a Kixxelabschni-t the Sxan ^ e j records. However, the application is also part of the innovation! of zv / ei support brackets, which are arranged at a distance from one another ' and pick up sections of the rod accordingly. In this · In the case, the ends of the rod also protrude freely, so that | loops of tie rods can be pushed over them. Above the middle section of the rod can be in conventional Wise ties or collars can be hung.

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Claims (1)

I Q Scaling claims Μ. Tie holder from a rod and trestles for the same, { §! Characterized in that at least one support bracket each with a continuous insertion slot a section of the rod | i (6), the end parts of which protrude freely. } \ 2. Tie / attenhalter according to claim 1, characterized in that j that the support bracket (1) is designed as a box, with the ] jRing wall (4) of the can body, recesses (5) for inserting the ! rod (6) are provided, and that a can lid (10) de / i J JClocks the can body and thereby holds the rod (6) in place. ) i i J3. Tie holder according to claim 2, characterized in that j ! an end edge (11) of the can lid (10) and the annular wall (4) j j of the can body overlap and glued together! ! are (Fig. 2). j j4. Tie holder according to Claim 2, characterized in that j j an end edge (11) of the can lid (10) and the annular wall (4) j • of the can body overlap and through recesses | Lock i (11 ') and matching locking lugs (9) against each other • are (Fig. 4). : I. ι 5. Tie clip according to any one of claims 2 to 4, characterized overall & I indicates that in a frame edge (12) of the lid (10) / lein mirror (13) glued in or framed isz. ; : 6. Tie / attenhalter according to one of claims 2 to 4, cadurcn
'marked that the lid (10') on the inside in
! The lower part is recessed and an access opening (16) 'having. j 7. Krav / attenhalter according to one of the claims'. ice z, thereby
characterized in that end pieces (14) the Er.cteile egg rod (5) : to lock.