EP1967112A2 - Système de poignée - Google Patents

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EP1967112A2
EP1967112A2 EP08003435A EP08003435A EP1967112A2 EP 1967112 A2 EP1967112 A2 EP 1967112A2 EP 08003435 A EP08003435 A EP 08003435A EP 08003435 A EP08003435 A EP 08003435A EP 1967112 A2 EP1967112 A2 EP 1967112A2
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Zvonimir Bogdan
Manfred Uhl
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR, e.g. TOILET ACCESSORIES
    • A47K17/00—Other sanitary equipment not covered by the other groups of this subclass ; Holders for toilet brushes
    • A47K17/02—Body supports, other than seats, for closets, e.g. handles, back-rests, foot-rests; Accessories for closets, e.g. reading tables
    • A47K17/022—Wall mounted grab bars or handles, with or without support on the floor
    • A47K17/024—Wall mounted grab bars or handles, with or without support on the floor pivotally mounted on the wall
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR, e.g. TOILET ACCESSORIES
    • A47K3/00—Baths; Showers; Appurtenances therefor
    • A47K3/001—Accessories for baths, not provided for in other subgroups of group A47K3/00; Insertions, e.g. for babies; Tubs suspended or inserted in baths; Security or alarm devices; Protecting linings or coverings; Devices for cleaning or disinfecting baths; Bath insulation
    • A47K3/003—Grips for baths

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  • the invention relates to a handle system according to the preamble of claim 1 or 7 and 10 respectively.
  • a handle system in which the handle is designed as an approximately U-shaped bracket. He has an upper and a lower handle part, which are offset in height direction against each other. The two handle parts are parallel to each other.
  • the handle is connected via a pivot bearing with a mounting plate.
  • the pivot bearing is a spring element which is adjusted so that the handle is secured in each pivot position against falling. Since this handle is mainly intended for disabled or people in need of care, it often causes them difficulties to pivot the handle from a horizontal position of use up to a rest position, since these persons must always overcome the spring force when pivoting.
  • the two handle part of the handle are parallel to each other, there is no sufficient support for the patient on the handle.
  • the invention has the object of providing the generic grip system in such a way that a simple, yet reliable operation is guaranteed.
  • the handle system according to claim 1 may be any system having a pivotal part held by a holding force in each pivotal position.
  • An example is a folding shower seat, the seat part can be pivoted from a horizontal position of use upwards in a rest position. The seat part is held as well as the handle in each pivotal position by the holding force generated by the spring element, so that it can not fall down.
  • the lower handle part is no longer parallel to the upper handle part, but includes with him an acute angle.
  • two handle systems are arranged, for example, next to a toilet bowl, is achieved by the acute-angled arrangement of the handle portion relative to the upper handle portion that the range of motion, the user has between the two handle systems, is extended towards the free end of the handle. This ensures optimum freedom of movement for the user between the folded down handles of the handle system.
  • the adapter plate can be preassembled, for example, when a wall is repainted or only erected. It is then not necessary to attach the entire handle system with the handle, so that there is no longer the risk that the handle system will be damaged during this phase of the new construction or repair. Once work on the wall is complete, the handle system with the mounting plate can be easily attached to the pre-assembled adapter plate.
  • the use of the adapter plate has the advantage that it can be mounted, for example, in several rooms or rooms of an old people's home, a hospital and the like.
  • As a connection for the handle system. There is then no need to provide a handle in every room; Rather, the one handle can be taken and connected to the mounting plate in each room to the adapter plate provided there.
  • several adapter plates can be provided at different locations, so that the handle can be quickly connected to the required location.
  • the grip system described below is used in particular for disabled or dependent persons in hospitals, nursing homes, nursing homes and the like.
  • the handle system has a support handle based on the Fig. 1 to 4 will be described in more detail below.
  • the support handle is connected via a pivot bearing 1 with a mounting plate 2, with which the support handle can be attached to a wall or the like.
  • the mounting plate 2 has openings 3 for the passage of screws, bolts and the like, with which the mounting plate 2 on the wall can be mounted.
  • the support handle has an upper leg 4 in the position of use, which extends straight from the pivot bearing 1 and is formed by a part of an approximately U-shaped bent tube.
  • leg 4 passes over a bend piece 5 in a lower position in the use of leg 6, which is like the elbow 5 part of the bent tube.
  • the leg 6 extends over about two thirds of the length of the leg 4 and then goes over an oblique portion 7 in an end portion 8 on.
  • the two legs 4 and 6 are offset from each other in the vertical direction and also in the horizontal direction. Only the end portion 8 of the lower leg 6 lies with the upper leg 4 in a vertical plane.
  • a small acute angle ⁇ It is exemplary in the range between about 3 ° and 6 °. From the elbow 5 from the legs thus diverge 4, 6, seen in plan view. The angle ⁇ is measured in the projection in the horizontal.
  • the two legs 4, 6 do not have to pass over a bend in each other.
  • the connecting part can for example also run straight.
  • the legs 4, 6 but can also, like the Fig. 9 to 14 show are connected by a spacer which has a distance from the free end of the upper leg.
  • FIG. 2 shows that the leg 6, as seen in the horizontal direction, also includes an acute angle ⁇ with the upper leg 4.
  • the leg 6 is inclined from the elbow 5 in the direction of the mounting plate 2 inclined downwards.
  • the leg 6 of the support handle extends inclined in both the vertical and in the horizontal direction relative to the leg 4, resulting for the user of the support handle significant advantages, based on the FIGS. 5 and 6 should be explained.
  • They show a typical application of the support handles. They are located on both sides of a toilet bowl 9 at a height that they can be easily taken by the user.
  • the two Supporting handles are attached with their mounting plates 2 on the wall 10 so that the lower legs 6 protrude over the associated upper leg 4 toward each other.
  • the lower legs 6, seen in the vertical direction, with the upper leg 4, increases the width 11 of the user of the toilet seat 9 located in the area between the support handles movement space 12. Therefore, the user gets up from the toilet seat, it is not impaired or obstructed despite the running in a horizontal direction support handles.
  • the legs 6 are formed to rise in an upward direction as a result of the angle ⁇ in the direction of the elbow 5, the patient finds secure hold with his hands when he gets up from the toilet seat 9 or sits down on the toilet seat. Since, seen from the patient, the lower leg 6 is increasing in the direction of the elbow 5, he can reliably support his two hands on the lower leg 6 and hold.
  • the upper leg 4 is arranged offset in the vertical direction outwardly to the lower leg 6, the user, when he engages around the lower leg 6 with his hand, with his forearm on the upper leg 4 additionally supported.
  • the distance between the legs 4, 6 in the height direction is chosen so that the patient can rest optimally with his arm.
  • the upper leg 4 is mounted with its free end in a swivel bracket 13 which is pivotally mounted by means of the pivot bearing 1 on the mounting plate 2.
  • the end portion 8 of the lower leg 6 is at the lower end 14 of the pivot bracket 13 (FIG. Fig. 1 ) attached.
  • a buffer 82 is attached, which abuts in the horizontal position of use of the support handle on the mounting plate 2.
  • the support handle can from the horizontal position of use in the in Fig. 4 shown with dashed lines rest position about the axis of the pivot bearing 1 are pivoted upward.
  • the support handle In the vertical rest position, the support handle is secured against falling. Also in each intermediate position between the rest position and the position of use of the support handle is secured against swinging down. It can only be pivoted by the user into the respective position.
  • the device provided for this purpose is based on the Fig. 7 and 8th explained. This device is suitable for any type of folding elements, not only for support handles, but also for example for flip-up shower seats and the like. Just for the sake of simplicity is in Fig. 8 the same support handle shown as in the Fig. 1 to 4 ,
  • bearing eye 17 On the mounting plate 2 spaced two bearings 15, 16 are fixed, which are the same. Between the two bearings 15, 16 of the swivel bracket 13 engages with a bearing eye 17 a.
  • the bearing eye 17 is penetrated by a bushing 18 which bears against the inner wall of the bearing eye 17 and projects into the bearings 15, 16.
  • the sleeve 18 is provided on its outer side with an annular groove 19 which has a V-shaped cross-section.
  • the bearing eye 17 has a wall passing through threaded hole 20, which receives a threaded pin 21. It protrudes with a tapered end into the annular groove 19 of the bushing 18. In this way, the bearing eye 17 is rotatably connected to the bushing 18.
  • annular groove 19 may be provided on the bushing 18, only a flattening or a recess for the threaded pin 21 which bears against the flattening or engages in the recess. Also in this way, the sleeve 18 is rotatably connected to the bearing eye 17.
  • the bushing 18 projects over a short distance into the two bearings 15 and 16.
  • a ring 22, 23 is seated in each case.
  • Both rings 22, 23 are on the periphery with an axially extending rib 24, 25 which engages in a provided on the inner wall of the bearings 15, 16 groove 26, 27.
  • the grooves 26, 27 extend over the axial length of the bearings 15, 16. Since the bearings 15, 16 are secured to the mounting plate 2, the rings 22, 23 are due to the described positive Secured connection against rotation.
  • the ring 22 projects axially beyond the bush 18.
  • the bearing eye 17 of the swivel bracket 13 has at both opposite side surfaces in each case a depression, in each of which an annular sliding disk 28, 29 is located. On the sliding discs 28, 29 are the rings 22, 23.
  • the sliding discs 28, 29 are surrounded by sealing rings 30, 31 at a distance, which are inserted in annular grooves in the side surfaces of the bearing eye 17. They seal the bearing eye 17 against the bearings 15, 16.
  • a washer 32 On the side facing away from the sliding disk 28 side of the ring 22 is a washer 32 which is provided at the periphery with an axially extending projection 33 ( Fig. 8 ), with which the washer 32 engages in the axial groove 26 of the bearing 16. The washer 32 is thus secured against rotation.
  • the washer 32 is located at an axial distance with the interposition of at least one compression spring 34, a nut 35 opposite.
  • two disc springs 34 are provided between the washer 32 and the nut 35, which is screwed onto a tapered end portion 36 of a threaded bolt 37. It is screwed into the bushing 18, which has an internal thread 38 over part of its length.
  • the nut 35 is secured by a lock nut 39 which is screwed onto the end portion 36 of the threaded bolt 37.
  • the washer 32 is provided at its inner wall with a projection 40 projecting over its thickness, with which it engages in an axially extending recess 41 in the outer side of the end portion 36 of the threaded bolt 37.
  • a cap 42, 43 is inserted in each case, so that the parts of the pivot bearing are protected from dirt and / or damage.
  • the spring force is adjusted so that the support handle is held securely in each pivot position.
  • the two plate springs 34 press on the washer 32 and the ring 22 on the sliding plate 28 of the bearing eye 17, which is connected to the support handle.
  • the spring force can be adjusted easily and accurately.
  • the spring force acts constantly on the bearing eye 17, so that it is ensured at all times during pivoting of the support handle from the horizontal position of use in the direction of the vertical rest position that the support handle does not fall unintentionally back to its horizontal position of use.
  • the sleeve 18 is also rotated about its axis, since it is rotatably connected to the bearing eye 17.
  • the remaining parts of the pivot bearing 1 are secured against rotation in the manner described. Since the threaded bolt 37 is screwed into the bush 18, the rotational movement of the bushing 18 relative to the threaded bolt 37 causes the threaded bolt 37 in the pivoting movement of the support handle in the direction of the rest position in Fig. 7 is moved upward. This has the consequence that the spring tension decreases, so that the support handle, the further he is pivoted upward, the easier it can be pivoted. The spring tension is adjusted in any case so that the support handle is held in any pivot position.
  • the support handle is only exemplified the same as the embodiment of the Fig. 1 to 6 ,
  • the support handle can of course have any other shape.
  • the coupling piece 44 is inserted into the leg 4 of the support handle and in the bearing eye 17 of the swivel bracket.
  • the leg 4 of the support handle is provided at its end with an internal thread 46 into which the coupling piece 44 is screwed with an externally threaded portion 47.
  • the lying in the bearing eye 17 part of the coupling piece 44 is provided with a circumferential annular groove 48 which is formed by two mutually opposite conical surfaces 49, 50.
  • the bearing eye 17 has, for example, two threaded holes 51, 52 for receiving a respective threaded pin 53, 54. They lie with their tapered ends on the conical surface 59 of the annular groove 48 and have from the other conical surface 50 distance. By the threaded pins 53, 54, the coupling piece 54 is pulled into the bearing eye 17. The leg 4 of the support handle is pressed firmly against the bearing eye 17 in this way.
  • the coupling piece 45 is fastened by means of a screw 83 at the lower end 14 of the swivel bracket 13.
  • the screw 83 passes through the end 14 and holds the buffer 82 on the other side of the pivoting bracket 13.
  • the coupling piece 45 has an annular groove 84 with two mutually opposite conical surfaces.
  • the coupling piece 45 lies within the leg 6, which has a threaded opening (not shown) for a threaded pin 85, which like the threaded pin 54 (FIG. Fig. 7 ) is brought to bear against a conical surface, whereby the leg 6 is pulled firmly against the pivot bracket 13.
  • adapter plates are advantageously used, which are first mounted on the wall. This makes it possible, for example, first to assemble the adapter plates in a shell and then to complete the wall or the respective room. Then the support handle is fastened with its mounting plate 2 on the mounted adapter plate.
  • adapter plates and associated mounting plates will be described.
  • Fig. 9 shows an adapter plate 55 which is provided near its upper edge with a shoulder 56 which extends across the width of the adapter plate.
  • the attachment plate 2 of the support handle has a corresponding shoulder 57. While the area above the shoulder 56 of the adapter plate 55 has a smaller thickness than the rest of the area, the attachment plate 2 has greater thickness in the area above the shoulder 57 than in the remaining area.
  • the mounting plate 2 can be very accurately attached to the preassembled adapter plate 55 and attached to it.
  • the adapter plate 55 is provided with a threaded bore 86 into which a fastening plate 2 passing screw is screwed. It is covered by the buffer 82 of the support handle in its position of use.
  • the adapter plate 55 and the mounting plate 2 have the same outline.
  • the adapter plate 58 according to Fig. 10 has a circumferential raised edge 59. In the area enclosed by the edge 59, the mounting plate 2 of the support handle is used. The height of the edge 59 may correspond to the thickness of the mounting plate 2, which then does not protrude over the edge 59 in the mounted position.
  • the adapter plate 58 and the mounting plate 2 are provided with through openings 60, 61 for screws and the like, with which the adapter plate 58 and the mounting plate 2 are connected together.
  • the adapter plate 58 has further openings 62 for screws, with which the adapter plate can be fixed to the wall.
  • the adapter plate 63 according to the Fig. 11 and 12 has openings 64 for screws and the like, with which it can be mounted on the wall.
  • the adapter plate 63 is provided with keyhole-shaped through holes 65, engage in the plug-in elements 66, which on the side facing away from the support handle side of the mounting plate 2 of the support handle are provided.
  • the plug elements 66 have a widened in diameter end, which is inserted in a known manner by the wider portions of the keyhole-shaped openings 65 of the adapter plate 63. Subsequently, the mounting plate 2 is lowered, so that the narrower part of the plug-in elements 66 passes into the narrower part of the keyhole-shaped openings 65 of the adapter plate 63.
  • Fig. 13 has the adapter plate 68 near its upper edge a paragraph 69, in contrast to the embodiment according to Fig. 9 not at right angles, but at an acute angle. Accordingly, the mounting plate 2 has a corresponding acute-angled paragraph 70.
  • the mounting plate 2 is inserted from above on the wall mounted adapter plate 68 so that the acute-angled shoulder 70 engages the acute-angled shoulder 69 of the adapter plate 68.
  • the form-locking connection thus obtained is similar to a dovetail connection. Subsequently, the mounting plate 2 is screwed to the adapter plate 68.
  • the dovetailed design of paragraphs 69, 70 allows a very simple yet accurate alignment of the mounting plate 2 with respect to the adapter plate 68 mounted on the wall.
  • Fig. 14 shows an embodiment in which the adapter plate 71 and the mounting plate 2 have the same outline and with openings 72, 73 for the passage of screws and the like are provided to connect the mounting plate 2 with the adapter plate 71 can.
  • the adapter plate 71 and the mounting plate 2 lie flat against each other.
  • Fig. 15 shows an adapter plate 74 which is formed as a piece of sheet metal, the upper and lower edges 75, 76 are each angled obtusely. The two edges 75, 76 are the same width and angled at the same angle at an angle to each other.
  • the mounting plate 2 of the support handle is provided with a recess 77 which has an inclined side wall 78 at the top, the angle of inclination corresponds to the inclination angle of the upper edge 75 of the adapter plate 74.
  • the bottom wall 79 is perpendicular to the bottom 80 of the recess 77.
  • In the side wall 79 is a (not shown) threaded bore into which a threaded pin 81 is screwed. He protrudes into the recess 77 and is screwed so far into the recess until its tapered end at the lower edge 76 of the adapter plate 74 comes to rest.
  • the mounting plate 2 can be easily plugged onto the adapter plate 74, the threaded pin 81 is initially screwed back so far that it does not project beyond the side wall 79. Thereby, the mounting plate 2 can be inserted from the front perpendicular to the pre-assembled adapter plate 74 and then lowered so far that the side wall 78 of the recess 77 rests on the upper edge 76 of the adapter plate 74. Subsequently, the threaded pin 81 is screwed so far into the recess 77 until it comes with its conical end at the lower edge 76 of the adapter plate 74 to the plant. The mounting plate 2 can be clamped in this way on the adapter plate 77.

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