Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
  • E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
  • E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
  • E03C1/12—Plumbing installations for waste water; Basins or fountains connected thereto; Sinks
  • E03C1/32—Holders or supports for basins
  • E03C1/326—Holders or supports for basins resting on the floor
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
  • E03D—WATER-CLOSETS OR URINALS WITH FLUSHING DEVICES; FLUSHING VALVES THEREFOR
  • E03D11/00—Other component parts of water-closets, e.g. noise-reducing means in the flushing system, flushing pipes mounted in the bowl, seals for the bowl outlet, devices preventing overflow of the bowl contents; devices forming a water seal in the bowl after flushing, devices eliminating obstructions in the bowl outlet or preventing backflow of water and excrements from the waterpipe
  • E03D11/13—Parts or details of bowls; Special adaptations of pipe joints or couplings for use with bowls, e.g. provisions in bowl construction preventing backflow of waste-water from the bowl in the flushing pipe or cistern, provisions for a secondary flushing, for noise-reducing
  • E03D11/14—Means for connecting the bowl to the wall, e.g. to a wall outlet
  • E03D11/143—Mounting frames for toilets and urinals

Definitions

• the present invention relates to a mounting device for fastening at least one sanitary article according to the preamble of claim 1.
• Mounting devices for fastening sanitary articles are known from the prior art. Such mounting devices are permanently installed behind a false wall and are used for the storage of sanitary articles, such as cisterns, toilet bowls, urinals, fittings, wash basins, control elements, electrical elements, etc.
• sanitary articles such as cisterns, toilet bowls, urinals, fittings, wash basins, control elements, electrical elements, etc.
• EP 2 662 502 such a mounting device.
• the invention is based on the object of providing a mounting device for fastening at least one sanitary article that overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art.
• a mounting device for fastening at least one sanitary article comprises two supports which run at a distance from one another and each extend along a central axis, and a truss element which is arranged between the supports and connects the two supports and has at least one fastening element.
• the truss element has a lower web, a front web and an upper web, wherein the lower web protrudes at an angle ⁇ from a lower edge of the front web and is inclined at an angle ⁇ , and wherein the upper web protrudes at an angle ⁇ from an upper edge of the front web.
• the at least one fastening element is accessible through at least one opening in the front web.
• At least one of the webs is connected to the supports at each end via a welded connection.
• the lower web and the upper web are each connected to the supports at each end via a welded connection.
• the lower web, the front web and the upper web are each connected to the supports at the ends via a welded joint.
• This design of the crossbar allows the front panel to be designed with a low height, allowing the space above the crossbar in the installed position to be used for the installation of additional elements that serve to supply the sanitary ware.
• additional elements include additional sanitary elements, electrical sockets, control devices, fans for odor extraction, etc. This allows for more flexible use.
• the front bar has a front surface that, when installed, is oriented toward the sanitary ware.
• the sanitary ware rests on the front surface via a front panel.
• the front panel can be designed in various ways. When installed, the truss element is open at the rear and closed at the front by the front panel.
• a C-profile By arranging the lower bar and the upper bar, which protrude from the front bar, a C-profile can be created.
• the welded joint between the truss element and the two supports can extend along the entire length of the lower web, the front web, or the upper web. However, the welded joint can also extend over only a portion of the specified length.
• the at least one fastening element can be designed in various ways. For example, as a threaded opening directly in the truss element, as openings in the truss element, as nuts behind an opening in the truss element, or as a separate fastening part behind an opening in the truss element.
• a threaded rod can be connected to the at least one fastening element.
• the at least one fastening element is, for example, a receptacle for a threaded rod.
• said fastening part is firmly connected to the truss element and is preferably located behind the front web.
• an upper free end of the upper web which is opposite the upper edge of the front web, is at a vertical distance of 40 to 90 millimeters from the lower web.
• the vertical distance is the distance in a direction parallel to the front surface of the front bar. In the installed position, the vertical distance extends vertically.
• a reference plane extends perpendicular to the center axes of the two supports and centrally through the at least one fastening element.
• An upper free end of the upper web, which is opposite the upper edge of the front web, is located at a vertical distance of 35 to 60 millimeters from the reference plane.
• the angle ⁇ between the front web and the upper web is between 100° and 150°.
• the angular inclination between the front web and the upper web increases the stability of the truss element.
• the angle ⁇ between the front web and the lower web is in the range of 80° to 100°, preferably 90°.
• the upper web and/or the lower web has a parallel to the front web has a projecting end section.
• the end section provides the above-mentioned free end of the upper web.
• the projecting connecting section further increases the stability of the truss element.
• the front surfaces of the supports form a front plane
• the rear surfaces of the supports form a rear plane.
• the truss element is positioned so that the front surface of the front web lies in said front plane.
• the upper web extends from the front plane to the rear plane. If the optional connecting section is present, its rear side lies in said rear plane.
• the lower web extends from the front plane to at least the rear plane.
• the mounting device further comprises a wall element formed separately from the mounting device, which can be arranged above the truss element when installed, with the wall element preferably being in contact with the truss element.
• the wall element can be used optionally depending on the installation situation.
• the wall element is preferably made of plastic or metal.
• the wall element can be mounted in a variety of ways.
• the wall element is preferably detachably mounted, for example, via a locking and/or snap-in connection.
• the wall element can be plugged onto the upper web.
• the wall element is in contact with the end section of the upper web.
• the upper web is designed in such a way that it serves to support the wall element.
• the wall element is plugged onto the above-mentioned connection section.
• the wall element preferably has a rear wall and an upper wall.
• the rear wall In the installed position, the rear wall preferably runs parallel to the two central axes, and the upper wall extends at an angle ⁇ to the rear wall, such that a construction space is created between the upper web, the end section, the rear wall, and the upper wall.
• the rear wall forms a continuation of the final section.
• the installation space accommodates connection elements such as plumbing fixtures, electrical outlets, etc. When installed, the installation space is accessible from the front.
• the wall element shields the installation space from the rear, which is a great advantage when insulating a pre-wall structure in which the mounting device is mounted.
• the installation space When installed, the installation space is accessible from the front.
• the installation space is designed so that it is open at the front, which simplifies the installation of the aforementioned elements.
• the rear wall of the wall element has a rear side that lies in a rear plane defined by the rear surfaces of the supports.
• the upper wall of the wall element extends to a front plane defined by the front surfaces of the supports.
• the truss element has a break through the front web and the upper web. This break serves to route connecting cables.
• the wall element has an opening which is arranged such that the interruption in the traverse element continues upwards.
• the cross member element with the lower web, the front web, and the upper web is provided by a one-piece profile.
• the mounting device comprises a further cross member, which, in the installed position, is located below the cross member element, wherein the further cross member provides a supporting wall against which the sanitary article can be supported.
• the truss element is subjected to tensile stress by the sanitary article, and the additional truss is subjected to compressive stress.
• the additional truss is also connected to the two supports.
• the truss element, the additional truss, and the two supports are made of metal and are connected to the support by a material fit, in particular via a welded joint, and/or by a positive or non-positive connection.
• the traverse element is provided by a front support part with a support wall on which a sanitary article can be supported and by a rear support part with a rear wall.
• the front support part and/or the rear support part preferably have at least one connecting tab that protrudes at an angle, in particular at a right angle, from the support wall and/or the rear wall.
• the two support parts can be firmly connected to one another via the at least one connecting tab, such that, in the connected state, the support wall is spaced apart from the rear wall.
• the arrangement of connecting tabs on the two support parts has the advantage of making the truss element very easy to manufacture.
• complex alignment work is eliminated, as the connecting tabs allow the two support parts to be positioned relative to each other and then connected to each other via the connecting tabs.
• connection refers to a connection that is mechanically strong. Such a connection can be achieved through a material-to-material and/or form-fitting and/or friction-locking connection.
• the connection is particularly preferably a welded connection.
• the distance between the supporting wall and the rear wall has the advantage that the truss element can be provided as a hollow body, which creates a high level of mechanical stability.
• the at least one connecting tab of the front support part lies in surface contact with the at least one connecting tab of the rear support part.
• the connecting tabs of the front support part and the rear support part are in surface contact with each other.
• the flat contact between the two connecting tabs provides the advantage of precise positioning of the two support parts relative to each other. Furthermore, the flat contact creates a supporting effect between the two support parts. Furthermore, the fixed connection can be placed in the area of the flat contact.
• the at least one connecting link of one support part is shorter than the at least one connecting link of the other support part.
• At least one weld is provided at the front end of the shorter connecting link and the surface of the longer connecting link.
• the shorter design of one connecting link creates space for a weld.
• the weld is located in the area of the surface of the longer connecting link, which has the advantage that the weld is located in a location that is well suited for a weld.
• the at least one connecting tab of one support part is preferably of the same length as the at least one connecting tab of the other support part. At least one weld is provided at the front end of one connecting tab and the surface of the other connecting tab. If the connecting tabs are of the same length, the welded joint also lies on the surface of the other connecting tab.
• the supporting wall, the rear wall, the connecting plates, and the supports define a hollow body with a cavity, with said weld point located outside the cavity.
• said weld point located outside the cavity.
• said shorter connecting plate lies outside the cavity when connected.
• the at least one connecting tab of the front support part abuts the inner surface of the rear support part facing the front support part, thereby defining the distance between the front support part and the rear support part.
• the at least one connecting tab of the rear support part abuts the inner surface of the front support part facing the rear support part, thereby defining the distance between the front support part and the rear support part.
• connecting straps By attaching the connecting straps to the corresponding inner surface, there is the advantage of eliminating the need for additional elements to define the distance between the two support parts. This greatly simplifies the manufacture and assembly of the truss element.
• the front support part is connected to the support wall and the at least one Connecting tab is formed in one piece.
• the rear support part is also formed in one piece with the rear wall and connecting tab.
• the two support parts are made from a single sheet metal, with the connecting tabs being bent from the support wall or rear wall. Before the bending process, the sheet metal is cut or punched to the required shape and dimensions.
• the truss element comprises a recess which provides a free space through the truss element through which a drain pipe can be passed, wherein the recess in the support parts is formed by a cutout in the support wall and the rear wall.
• the recess extends from below into the truss element and is open at the bottom.
• the recess can have various shapes. Particularly preferably, the recess is rectangular. Other shapes, such as V-shaped or trapezoidal, are also conceivable. Particularly preferably, the recess has straight side edges so that a connecting tab can be bent away from the supporting wall or the rear wall.
• connecting tabs extend along the side edges opposite the cutout and further connecting tabs extend along the side edges which extend from the cutout to the support.
• the connecting tabs extend over the entire length of the respective side edge from which they protrude.
• the supporting wall and the rear wall are connected to the respective support via their side edges facing the support, wherein the connecting tabs run along free side edges not connected to the support.
• the connecting straps are connected to each other via a welded joint.
• the truss element is preferably made of metal and is connected to the support in a materially bonded manner, in particular via a welded joint, and/or in a form-fitting or force-fitting manner.
• the truss element is made of plastic and is connected to the supports in a form-fitting and/or force-fitting manner.
• the support section extends substantially downwards with respect to the at least one fastening element in the installed position.
• the maximum extension of the truss element in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the supports is in the range from 150 mm to 500 mm, in particular in the range from 200 mm to 400 mm, particularly preferably the extension is between 275 mm and 350 mm.
• At least one, in particular each, of the supports is connected to a footrest, via which footrest the mounting device stands on a floor, wherein the footrest is preferably designed to be displaceable relative to the support and to be lockable relative to the support.
• An arrangement comprises a mounting device as described above and a sanitary article mounted on the mounting device with a support surface, wherein the support surface of the sanitary article overlies parts of the support wall of the front support part.
• FIG. 1 to 10 a mounting device 1 according to an embodiment is shown and in the Figures 11 to 14 A mounting device 1 according to a further embodiment is shown. Identical parts are provided with the same reference numerals.
• the mounting device 1 according to both embodiments serves for fastening at least one sanitary article.
• the mounting device 1 comprises two spaced-apart supports 2, each extending along a central axis M, and a cross member 3 arranged between the supports 2 and connecting the two supports 2, having at least one fastening element 4.
• the sanitary article is fastened to the cross member 3 on the fastening element 4.
• several fastening elements 4 are arranged side by side.
• the two supports 2 In the installed position, the two supports 2 typically extend in the vertical V, i.e., in the perpendicular direction.
• the two supports 2 are connected on the top side by a cross member 28.
• the traverse element 3 has a lower web 34, a front web 35 and an upper web 36.
• the traverse element 3 is designed differently in the two embodiments. In the first embodiment, an arrangement is shown in which the traverse element 3 is provided from a front support part 5 and a rear support part 7. In the further embodiment, a Arrangement is shown in which the cross member 3 is designed as a profile element.
• the front web 35 has a front surface that is oriented vertically in the installed position.
• the front web extends from one support 2 to the other support 2, completely across the gap between the two supports 2.
• the lower web 34 protrudes from a lower edge 37 of the front web 35 at an angle ⁇ .
• the angle ⁇ is between 80° and 100°, in particular 90°.
• the upper web 36 protrudes from an upper edge 38 of the front web 35 at an angle ⁇ .
• the angle ⁇ is preferably in the range of 100° to 150°.
• the front web 35 and the upper web 36 are designed such that the cross member 3 extends upwards only to a comparatively small extent. This creates an installation space accessible from the front in the installed position. This installation space bears the reference numeral 45.
• an upper free end 40 of the upper web 36 which is opposite the upper edge 38 of the front web 35, is at a vertical distance A1 of 50 to 90 millimeters from the lower web 34.
• the vertical distance A1 is the distance seen at right angles to the surface of the lower web 34.
• a vertical distance A2 from a reference plane RE to the upper free end 40 of the upper web 36 is preferably in a range of 35 to 60 millimeters.
• the reference plane RE extends perpendicular to the center axes M of the two supports 2 and centrally through the at least one fastening element 4.
• the at least one fastening element 4 is accessible through at least one opening 39 in the front web 35.
• several fastening elements 4 are arranged, which typically serve to receive threaded rods.
• the fastening elements 4 can be integrally formed on the cross member 3 or connected to the cross member 3 as an additional element.
• the lower web 34 and/or the front web 35 and/or the upper web 36 are each connected at the end to the supports 2 via a welded connection
• the welded joint preferably extends over the full length of the edge of the lower web 34, the front web 35, and the upper web 36, which is assigned to the support 2.
• the welded joint can also be interrupted in sections.
• the upper web 36 further comprises a terminal section 41.
• the upper web 36 is oriented parallel to the front web and forms the free end of the upper web 36.
• the front surface 32 of the supports 2 spans a front plane F and the rear surface 33 of the supports 2 spans a rear plane R.
• the front web 35 lies with its front surface in the front plane F.
• the upper web 36 extends from the front plane F to the rear plane R.
• the end section 41 lies with its rear side in the rear plane R.
• the lower web 34 preferably also extends between the front plane F and the rear plane R.
• the lower web 34 can also extend through the rear plane R to the rear.
• the mounting device 1 further comprises an optional wall element 42.
• the wall element 42 is designed separately from the mounting device 1 and can be connected to the mounting device 1.
• the wall element 42 essentially serves to shield the installation space above the truss element 3 from the rear. This ensures that no dirt, insulation flakes, mortar, etc. can enter the installation space above the truss element 3 from the rear during the installation process.
• the wall element 42 is preferably attached to the truss element 3.
• the upper web 36 is designed such that it serves to support the wall element 42. This means that the wall element 42 can be connected to the upper web 36.
• the wall element 42 extends from one support 2 to the other support 2.
• the wall element 42 has a rear wall 43 and an upper wall 44.
• the rear wall 43 runs parallel to the central axis M and the upper wall 44 extends at an angle ⁇ inclined to the rear wall 43.
• the rear wall 43 and the upper wall 44 extend in such a way that a construction space 45 is created between the upper web 36, the end section 41, the rear wall 43 and the upper wall 44.
• the rear wall 43 has a rear side which lies in a rear plane R spanned by the rear surfaces 33 of the supports 2.
• the upper wall 44 extends to a front plane F spanned by the front surfaces 32 of the supports 2.
• the truss element 3 has a break 24, and the wall element 42 has an opening 46.
• the break 24 and the opening 46 are each arranged such that the break 24 continues into the opening 46.
• the break 24 and the opening 46 serve, for example, to pass through a flushing pipe, an electrical cable, or another element.
• the truss element 3 is preferably made of sheet steel, particularly through a punching process followed by a forming process.
• the truss element 3 is connected to the supports 2 via a welded joint, with the side edges 27 facing the supports 2 being welded to the supports 2 accordingly.
• the mounting device 1 further comprises two footrests 31, which are telescopically mounted in the support 2.
• the footrests 31 can be adjusted relative to the support 2 and locked in place at the set height.
• the supports 2 are designed as hollow profiles.
• the hollow profiles have a rectangular, in particular square, cross-section.
• the truss element is formed by a front support part 5 and a rear support part 7.
• the front web 35 and the upper web 36 are formed on the front support part 5.
• the lower web 34 is formed on the rear support part 7. When the two support parts 5, 7 are assembled, the lower web 34 comes into contact with the front web 35.
• the front web 35 is closed at the bottom.
• the front web 35 and the supporting wall 6 lie in the same plane and are formed integrally with one another.
• the Figures 1 and 2 show the assembly device in perspective from the front and from the back.
• Figure 3 a view from the front is shown.
• the traverse element 3 has a recess 18 through which, for example, a drainpipe can be passed.
• the width of the recess 18, seen transversely to the center axis M of the supports 2, corresponds in the example shown to approximately one third of the total width of the traverse element 3.
• the traverse element 3 or the front support part 5 and the rear support part 7 extend.
• the recess 18 extends from an area below and opposite the at least one fastening element 4 into the traverse element 3. Seen in the installed position, the recess 18 extends from below into the traverse element 3 and is open towards the bottom.
• the Figure 4 shows an exploded view of the mounting device 1.
• the traverse element 3 is shown here before the actual assembly and connection to the support 2.
• the traverse element 3 is provided by the front support part 5 with a support wall 6 and by the rear support part 7 with a rear wall 8.
• the sanitary article can be supported accordingly on the support wall 6.
• the at least one fastening element 4 lies above the support wall 6 when viewed in the installed position. This means that the at least one fastening element 4 is subjected to tensile stress when the sanitary article is installed, and that the support wall 6 or the traverse element 3 is subjected to compressive stress.
• the front support part 5 and the rear support part 7 have at least one connecting bracket 9, 10.
• the connecting brackets 9, 10 protrude at right angles from the support wall 6 and the rear wall 8, respectively. Other angles are also possible.
• the two support parts 5, 7 are formed in one piece. This means that the connecting brackets 9, 10 are arranged integrally on the support wall 6 and the rear wall 8, respectively.
• the two support parts 5, 6 can be firmly connected to one another via at least one connecting strap 9, 10.
• the connection is such that, in the connected state, the support wall 6 is spaced apart from the rear wall 8.
• the connection is made starting from the Figure 3 shown in such a way that the two support parts 5, 7 are moved towards each other until the two support parts 5, 6 are positioned accordingly and can be connected via at least one connecting plate 9, 10.
• the connection between the two connecting plates 9, 10 is preferably a welded connection.
• FIGS. 5 and 6 show exploded views of the truss element 2 without the supports 2.
• the front support part 5 and the rear support part 7 are shown individually.
• Figure 7 shows a sectional view along section line VI of the Figure 2 . Based on the Figures 5 to 7 Further features of the two support parts are now explained.
• the front support part 5 has a cutout 19 in the support wall 6 to provide the aforementioned recess 18.
• the cutout 19 is formed by two opposing side edges 20.
• a connecting tab 9 protrudes from each of the side edges 20 at a right angle to the support wall 6.
• the lower side edge 21 extends essentially horizontally in the installed position.
• the connecting tabs 9 have a length viewed in the normal direction to the support wall 6. The length of the connecting tabs 9 protruding from the side edge 20 is greater than the length of the connecting tabs 9 protruding from the side edge 21.
• the front support part 4 On the upper side, the front support part 4 has the front web 35 and the upper web 36, as well as the at least one fastening element 4.
• the upper web extends rearward from the fastening elements 4 in the installed position.
• the front support part 5 has a tab section 30 in the area of the fastening elements 4 above the cutout 19 and below the interruption 24, which protrudes into the cutout 19. The tab section 30 can further increase the stability of the front support part 5.
• the rear support part 7 has a cutout 19 in the rear wall 8 for providing the aforementioned recess 18.
• the cutout 19 is formed by two opposite side edges 20. From each of the side edges 20, a connecting tab 10 protrudes at right angles to the support wall 6. At the lower side edge 21, which extends from the end of the side edge 20 at the lower end of the rear support part 7 to the support 2, a connecting tab 10 is arranged in each case, which protrudes at right angles to the rear wall 6. The lower side edge 21 extends essentially horizontally in the installed position.
• the connecting tabs 10 have a length, viewed in the normal direction to the supporting wall 6. The length of the connecting tabs 10 protruding from the side edge 20 is the same as the length of the connecting tabs 10 protruding from the side edge 21.
• the rear support part 7 includes the lower web 34.
• the lower web 34 extends essentially at a right angle from an upper side edge 26. In the installed position, the side edge 26 extends from one support 2 to the other support 2.
• the lower web 34 serves to reinforce the rear support part 7 and further has openings 29 for attaching sanitary items, pipes, or other elements.
• the lower web 34 is welded to the sides of the supports 2.
• the lower web 34 of the rear support part 7 is located at a distance from the upper web 36 of the front support part 5. This distance creates a construction space 25.
• both support parts 5, 7, the connecting tabs 9, 10 extend essentially over the entire length of the side edges 20, 21.
• the connecting tabs 10 of the rear support part 7 abut the inner surface 17 of the front support part 5 facing the rear support part 7 and thus the distance between the front support part 5 and the rear support part 7 is defined.
• the connecting tabs 9 of the front support part 5 are shorter in the area of the lower side edge 21 than the corresponding connecting tabs 10 of the rear support part 7. This is achieved by the Figure 7
• This shortened design has the advantage that a weld, in particular a weld seam, can be formed on the front end 12 of the connecting plate 9 and the surface 13 of the connecting plate 10.
• the weld is in the Figure 7 shown by the reference numeral 11.
• the other connecting tabs 9, 10, which are located to the left and right of the cutout 19, are of the same length on both support parts.
• the supporting wall 6, the rear wall 8, the Connecting plates 9, 10 and the supports 2 form a hollow body 14 with a cavity 15.
• the truss element 3 has a cavity 15.
• the said welding point 11 is preferably located outside the cavity 15.
• the mounting device 1 further comprises two footrests 31, which are telescopically mounted in the support 2.
• the footrests 31 can be adjusted relative to the support 2 and locked in place at the set height.
• the supports 2 are designed as hollow profiles.
• the hollow profiles each have a rectangular cross-section.
• the cross member 3 is provided as a profile. This means that the cross member 3 with the lower web 34, the front web 35, and the upper web 36 is provided as a one-piece profile.
• the mounting device 1 has a further cross member 47, which, in the installed position, lies below the cross member 3.
• the further cross member 47 provides a supporting wall 6 against which the sanitary article can be supported.
• the lower web 34 projects beyond the back plane R.

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