ES1173634U - Dispenser of hygienic seats (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Dispenser of hygienic seats of the type comprising a box and a plurality of hygienic seats inside characterized by: 1. The box (1) is made of disposable material and comprises: - a container body with capacity inside to accommodate a plurality of seats. - a reduced window (2) arranged in the periphery of the main face of the box. - a reducer reinforcement (4) inside. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Dispenser of hygienic seats.

The invention, as the name implies, refers to a hygienic seat dispenser 5 of the type of disposable seats that are used to cover the covers of the toilets, especially those for public use, and which avoid direct user contact With such cover.

These hygienic seats are normally made of soft and absorbent material, such as paper or other cellulosic material, which allows them to be thrown into the toilet after use, being dragged by the discharge of the tank without major problems, although also There are made in other types of materials.

The invention comprises a container made of disposable and suitable material 15 to accommodate inside a plurality of folded and arranged hygienic seats so that handling is facilitated for its manufacture, the use of springs and tensioners within the dispenser is avoided and improved its use.

The sector of the technique to which it belongs is that of hygiene products. twenty

Background

There is a history of dispensers for hygienic seats as well as for other hygienic elements that are presented in the form of a leaf, such as tissues or tissues, some of which are as follows:

Chinese patent CN105744869 refers to a tissue dispenser that has openings to facilitate its grip but requires internal tensioning systems such as springs to keep the napkins close to the access window. Something similar happens with the ES2343116 patent where springs are also used to push the block of napkins against the mouth of the dispenser.

The utility model ES1003824 refers to a hygienic seat dispenser, made of resistant material, into which a cartridge is inserted, this being a dispenser and this cartridge of the type with a longitudinal opening.

The utility model ES1035583 refers to a dispenser of laminar products comprising a tear-resistant inner film for first use and an outer mouth that allows the closure and opening of the device. 40

The utility model ES1075148 refers to a dispenser in which the opening is longitudinal and in which the laminar elements to be dispensed are presented with a series of bends over each other and inserted into the dispenser as an accordion.

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Japanese patent JPH1227726 refers to a hygienic seat dispenser made of a resistant material and comprising a series of gears, tensioners and pulleys to keep such seats in a favorable position for their grip.

Patent W094 / 14365 refers to a dispenser where at least two types of hygienic products are coexisted in an orderly manner.

The Australian patent AU2016101514 refers to a box made of cardboard and that allows the grip of the existing tissues in two different positions, favoring its use when it is already half empty and the tissues are already far from the main window of grip being difficult to access.

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None of the aforementioned patents refers to a hygienic seat dispenser made of disposable material and with the characteristics that are going to be said here, neither with respect to the container box nor with respect to the folding, storage and positioning of the hygienic seats that it has the present invention and that avoids the use of springs to tension and keep the material to be dispensed close to the mouth of the dispenser.

Description of the invention

As explained above, the invention consists of a hygienic seat dispenser 15 comprising a container and dispenser box as well as a plurality of hygienic seats inside all of it as described below.

The container box is made of disposable material, preferably cardboard or other easily biodegradable and lightweight cellulosic material. twenty

The box has at least one window that communicates the exterior and interior and allows access to the hygienic seats contained within the box.

In a preferred embodiment, the window is located on the main face of the box, at its periphery, preferably at one of its corners at one of its corners and, preferably, extends along the adjacent side.

The window has small dimensions, just enough to allow the seat to pass through it without narrowing or rubbing. 30

It will be understood as reduced the window that has a near height, preferably slightly greater, than the width of the strip that forms the hygienic seat.

To favor the positioning of the seats inside the box and give greater strength to the whole, the box has reinforcements, preferably also made of biodegradable material, which delimit the free space inside the box preventing sanitary seats move freely and modify its position inside the box.

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Likewise, the box has a stop that limits the opening of the window to prevent, for safety or hygiene, access to the interior beyond what is necessary to access the hygienic seats.

In relation to hygienic seats, each of them comprises a strip of suitable material 45, usually paper or other cellulosic material, although the use of other materials is not ruled out.

In a preferred embodiment, the strip has a "U" shape although other types of shapes that are equally suitable for covering the toilet support cover are not discarded. fifty

The "U" shape is adequate for the saving of material that it supposes with respect to other hygienic seats.

To facilitate handling, both during manufacturing and later by the user, these hygienic seats are folded, at least for their longitudinal axis of symmetry, presenting the fold in sight.

It will be understood that the folding is made by its longitudinal axis of symmetry when this fold occurs, the hygienic seat is folded into two essentially equal halves. 10

This fold must be, once the seat is positioned inside the box, facing the window in such a way that the user, to obtain a hygienic seat, must stretch from the fold zone of the same since it is said area that has a greater Ease of grip and greater tensile strength. fifteen

The hygienic seats are arranged over each other, superimposed, stacked independently.

By independent it is understood that they are not intertwined with each other as is usually the case in the sector of tissues or tissues in such a way that when pulling one the position of the next one is advanced.

In the case of the folded hygienic seats, the traction of one of them does not produce movement in the contiguous one more than, in any case, by the friction that can be between 25 them.

This form of stacking facilitates the processes of production and the stretching and extraction of the same by the user avoiding tears.

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The assembly also includes fastening means for fixing it to a surface such as a wall or a piece of furniture.

These fastening means can be adhesive, magnetic, velcro, cardboard hooks punched in the box itself or complementary geometries with other elements existing on the surface among others.

For a better understanding of the invention the following figures are attached.

Brief description of figures 40

FIGURE 1 shows an unfolded hygienic seat (6), in a "U" shape, its longitudinal symmetry axis (7) being represented and, in part drawing, a folded hygienic seat (3) by its symmetry axis presenting an area fold (8).

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FIGURE 2 shows the assembly comprising a box (1) having a window

(2) in a lower corner of the main face of the box, said window being of a height equal to or greater than the maximum width of the strip that forms the hygienic seats, the folded hygienic seats (3) and positioned of such that the easy exit of a hygienic seat to the outside is allowed through the window (2) by traction from the fold zone (8), also being appreciated in this

figure the inner reinforcement (4) of the box and the stop (5) that prevents access to the inside of it.

FIGURE 3 shows an exemplary embodiment where two stacks of hygienic seats have been arranged in opposite directions to each other, taking advantage of the interior space of the box, which in this case has two windows (2) and the reinforcement ( 4) is limited to the space between both stacks of hygienic seats.

Description of a way of carrying out the invention

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A way of carrying out the invention is described below which is not unique or limiting but merely expository of an embodiment.

The hygienic seat dispenser object of the present invention comprises:

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A box (1) made of disposable material, preferably cardboard or other cellulosic material, being that body comprises a window (2) located in one of the lower corners of the main face of the box.

The window has a height slightly greater than the maximum width of the strip that 20 forms the hygienic seat to be dispensed so that the removal of the hygienic seats without jams, friction or wrinkles is facilitated.

The window extends along the side of the box.

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During transport and storage of the dispenser, the window is closed with a closure that is part of the same body as the box but that presents some pre-cut lines in such a way that the user, easily and intuitively, opens it for use.

Inside the box a reinforcing element (4) gives strength to the assembly and reduces the free space by keeping the folded hygienic seats (3) in position.

The folded hygienic seats (3) are presented inside the box (1) folded by its longitudinal axis of symmetry and arranged in a stack, superimposed on each other, being independent of each other, without being interwoven or folded 35 between yes.

The stack of folded hygienic seats is arranged inside the box in such a way that the folding area (8) of the folded hygienic seats (3) faces the window (2) and a short distance from it, facilitating that mode of extraction operations, since the fold zone is the most resistant to traction and the easiest to grip.

To prevent access to the interior beyond allowing the grip of the hygienic seats, the box comprises a stop (5) that restricts the exposed space inside the box 45 limiting it to the area occupied by the ends of the hygienic seats.

Since the hygienic seats are not damp, no watertightness or any type of coating that preserves the internal humidity is required, although it is advisable that it be protected from external moisture during transport and storage, being able to use any conventional film type wrapper. easily tear

To allow the box to be attached to a base - such as a wall or a piece of furniture -, a series of fasteners, such as adhesives, are disposed on the back of the same, on the outside, although they are not discarded other types of fasteners that allow their removal such as velcro, cardboard hooks punched in the box itself, complementary geometries with other elements existing in the base etc ... 5

Claims (10)

1. Dispenser of hygienic seats of the type comprising a box and a plurality of hygienic seats inside characterized by that:  5 1.- The box (1) is made of disposable material and includes: • A container body with capacity inside to accommodate a plurality of seats.  10 • A reduced window (2) arranged on the periphery of the main face of the box. • A reduction reinforcement (4) inside. 2.- A plurality of hygienic seats (3) inside, being that such seats: 15 • Each one includes a strip of disposable material suitable for covering the toilet seat. • They are folded by their longitudinal axis of symmetry (7). twenty • They are independent of each other. • They are arranged on top of each other forming a stack.  25 • The fold zone (8) is facing and a short distance from the window (2). 2. Hygienic seat dispenser according to claim 1 characterized in that the window is in a corner of the main face of the box. 30 3. Hygienic seat dispenser according to claim 1 characterized in that the window (2) has a height equal to or greater than the maximum width of the strip that forms the seat itself.  35 4. Hygienic seat dispenser according to the preceding claim characterized in that the window extends along the side of the box. 5. Hygienic seat dispenser according to claim 1 characterized in that the box further comprises a stop. 40 6. Hygienic seat dispenser according to claim 1 characterized in that the box further comprises fixing elements. 7. Hygienic seat dispenser according to previous claim characterized in that the fixing elements are adhesive. 8. Hygienic seat dispenser according to claim 1 characterized in that the hygienic seats are "U" shaped. 9. Hygienic seat dispenser according to claim 1 characterized in that the inner reinforcement (4) narrows the free space inside the box while retaining the seat block.  5