DE1873715U - DEVICE FOR STORING, TRANSPORTING AND DRYING SHOES. - Google Patents

Description

RA.157 604-U.62

Franz Siegel

Josef seal sheet -1- *

8874 Leipheim / Danube
Behind the post office 4-8

Device for storing, transporting and drying shoes,

The new device can be used wherever shoes are temporarily stored, parked and transported. This is particularly true in hotels and guest houses. It is well known that hotel guests put their shoes in front of the room door in the hallway or hallway, in the absence of suitable facilities. It is a major disadvantage if wet shoes are placed on tiles or stone floors. In this condition, the shoes cannot dry out very well. Usually the shoes left in front of the room doors are collected for cleaning and the corresponding room number is written on the sole so that there is no confusion. Nevertheless, there are still some mix-ups when sorting and putting the shoes back. When using the newly developed device, all of these inconveniences can be avoided and the whole work of shoe cleaning is made much easier. The drawing illustrates the example of the new device

Fig. 2 shows the side view and

Fig. 3 is a plan view of the embodiment according to

Fig. 1

FIG. 5 shows the side view and FIG. 6 shows the top view of the device in FIG the embodiment according to Fig. 4

In the example, the new device is expediently made of wire. Of course, other materials can also be used to manufacture this device.

The embodiment of Fig. 1 of the new device consists essentially from a U-shaped bracket, on whose ends (i) the shoes (2) as punctured in the drawing, put on can be, the lower part (5) of the bracket designed as a foot is and the two upwardly extending legs then of part (3) have a bulge (4) so that the Shoes can be put on in an expedient manner.

Franz Siegel

Josef seal sheet -2-

8874 Leipheim / Danube
Behind the post office 4-8

The handle (5) is firmly connected to the bracket part (3) and is additionally braced by 2 rods (6). The one on the handle (5) arranged cross bar (7) with loop (8) is used to hang up the device.

Fig. 4 shows another embodiment of the device. Essentially, this device also consists of U-shaped bent Wire brackets (9)> their upper ends connected by cross bars (1O) are welded to a support bracket (11). This support bracket is on with its bent part (12) a foot frame (1J5) welded on. The two U-shaped Wire brackets (9) are nested crosswise and thereby form an upwardly open container into which the Shoes (14) as dotted in the drawing, can be inserted. For better stability, the U-shaped Wire bracket (9) welded together by a wire ring (15).

It should also be mentioned that the new device for shoes can also be used expediently in many cases without the carrying handle.

Claims (4)

PA 157 6OW. 3.62 Franz Siegel Josef Siegel Sheet -3 «Leipheim / Donau Hinter, the Post 4-8; nsprüche 1. Device for storing, transporting and drying of Shoes, characterized by one or more U-shaped stirrups, the apex of which is designed as a foot and the upwardly extending legs have a bulge (4) pointing from one another in a plane whose straight parallel ends (i) shoes (2) can be turned up. 2. Device for shoes according to claim 1, characterized in that several U ~ shaped wire brackets (9) are nested crosswise so that an open-topped container is created, with the upper ends interconnected Rods (1O) are connected, which are attached to a support bracket (11) welded, the lower bent part (12) with a frame (13) is connected and serves as a foot of the device. 3. Device for shoes according to claim 1, characterized in that that the support bracket (5) has a cross bar (7) with a loop (θ) has, which is used to hang up the device. 4. Device for shoes according to claim 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that that the device is provided with a lobster plate, e.g. B. the lobster of a hotel room. f * i πΉ ττΉ π τί ^ ο Ή ft τι PTTPiT ρΤί Ί A rl s rl η **** ^ *