DE29713326U1 - Carrying device for radiators and pipes - Google Patents

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Fliss, Franz, Massoneaustr. 30, 48727 Billerbeck "Traction device for radiators and pipes"

The innovation concerns a combined carrying device for

Radiators and pipes.

Support devices for radiators are known in the state of the art, for example to attach radiators to a wall.

Other elements, e.g. to be arranged on a wall

Pipes must be secured using special support devices, so that the installation work for the radiators and the corresponding pipes requires a lot of time and effort, which increases the cost of the fitters and installation.

Pipes are installed in the floor area, which also results in higher costs

The innovation is based on the task of creating a carrying device with which the installation of radiators and

of pipelines is simplified.

This problem underlying the innovation is solved by the teaching of the characterizing part of the main claim.

In other words, a support device for radiators and pipes is proposed, which enables a combined assembly of both elements, radiators and pipes, so that a particularly quick assembly is possible

In addition, the innovative carrying system makes it easy to access the installed pipes if they become damaged after prolonged use, for example.

Advantageous embodiments of the innovation are described in the

Subclaims explained.

An embodiment of the innovation is shown in the drawings below, where
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Fig. 1 shows a carrying device from the side,

Fig. 2 shows in a partially sectioned, perspective

tive view also represents a carrying device and

Fig. 3 shows a section of a recess with

a retaining tab.

Referring to Fig. 1, a carrying device 1 is shown, which can be fixed to a wall 2 or the like using fastening means (not shown), for example using screws

Of course, it is also possible to design the carrying device 1 in such a way that it can be placed on the floor, for example.

The carrying device 1 has a holding base 3 which has a

Radiator 4, which is shown schematically. In addition, the support device 1 has holding devices 5, 6, which support pipes 7, 8. In this embodiment, these holding devices 5, 6 are designed as recesses, which are formed in a support wall 9.

These recesses have an entry area that is open at the front, through which the pipes 7, 8 can be pushed into the recesses that are closed at the back. The recesses are inclined, i.e. the entry area of these recesses is slightly higher than the

rear receiving area for the pipes 7, 8, so that the pipes 7, 8 can be easily inserted into the recesses and then the pipes 7, 8 move independently into the rear receiving area of these holding devices 5, 6 due to gravity.

In the area of the holding devices 5, 6, a holding tab 10, 11 is provided, which in the embodiment according to Fig. 1 is in its closed position, i.e. these holding tabs 10, 11 serve as locking means and prevent the pipeline 7 from moving out unintentionally.

8 from their respective holding devices 5, 6.

In Fig. 2, the upper part of the retaining tab 10 is shown in its open state, i.e. in this state the retaining tab 10 is directed to the side and provides access to the

Holding device 5 is free. After assembly, the fitter only has to bend down the holding tab, which does not require any special tools, but can be achieved simply by hand. This closed position can also be seen in Fig. 3.

Of course, other locking devices can also be selected, for example locking means that can be moved from an open to a closed position by turning, or latches or the like.

The pipes 7, 8 can be provided with insulation between corresponding support walls 9, as can be seen from the drawing. In the area of the holding devices 5, 6 reducing elements can be arranged, such as inserts

30 to ensure a tight fit even with thinner pipes.

Referring to Fig. 2, the support wall 9 is shown, from which a system 14 extends at right angles, which is used for mounting

the supporting wall 9 on the wall 2, in the system 14 recesses 15 are arranged through which, for example, screws can be mounted in the wall 2.

Depending on the length of the required carrying device 1,

practically any number of such retaining walls 9 at a distance

can be arranged next to each other, so that this is a significant advantage of the innovation, since it is a system that can be combined in any way and can be precisely adapted to the local conditions. 5

In addition, the carrying device has a front panel 16, the upper part of which is U-shaped and engages behind a retaining pin 18 of the support wall 9 and is thus held. The lower part of the front panel 16 has an inward-facing leg 19, whereby this inner

Leg 19 has recesses 20 into which holding pins 21 can be placed, which have a holding slot 22 which is sized so that it can accommodate the holding leg 23 which is formed in the lower region of the support wall 9. Such recesses 20 are each in the

Distance of the corresponding support walls 9 in the inner leg 19, so that the front panel can also be connected to the support walls 9 in the lower area. The recess has a constriction 31, the width of which corresponds to the waist 32 of the retaining pin 21, which

thereby held firmly in the constriction 31.

The top of the carrying device 1 is covered by an outlet grille 24, which, in addition to the actual grille bars, consists of a holder 25, which in this embodiment

U-shaped, whereby this U-shaped holder 25 can be arranged on a second holding pin 26. By simply placing the outlet grille 24 together with its holder 25, the outlet grille can be securely fastened to the support device 1. The cross braces

27 of the outlet grille 24 are designed to be extended, i.e. they protrude beyond the actual outlet grille 24 and can be inserted into recesses 28 which are formed on the upper area 17 of the front panel 16, which is also U-shaped. In order to securely fix the outlet grille 24

to be attached to the carrying device 1, first

these outer ends of the cross struts 27 are inserted into the recesses 28 and then the area of the outlet grille 24 facing away from the front panel 16 is lowered until the bracket 25 rests on the retaining pin 26 of the support wall 9. This outlet grille 24 can also have a

can assume any width and can be designed modularly so that the outlet grille 24 can be adapted to the respective length of the carrying device 1.

In the embodiment according to Fig. 1 and 2, the holding

The support for the radiator 4 is arranged centrally on the support wall 9 and below and above it there is a holding device 5, 6 for the respective pipe 7, 8. Of course, this arrangement can be individually changed according to requirements. For example, the support for the radiator

be arranged in the lower area and above it there is one or more holding devices for the pipes or the other way around etc.

The supporting wall 9 as the core of the support device is a

in order to keep production costs low. In an advantageous embodiment, this support wall 9 can be made of metal, as can the front panel 16 and the outlet grille 14.

Claims (12)

t · HABBEL & HABBEL PATENT ATTORNEYS PO Box 3429 ♦ 48019 Münster DIPL.-INQ. H.-Q. HABBEL DIPL.-INQ. LUTZ HABBEL EUROPEAN PATENT ATTORNEYS DIPL.-QEOQR. PETER HABBEL TELEPHONE (0251) 535 780 ♦ FAX (0251) 531 996 OUR FILE: {please specify) F66/19988 pe/Sc Münster, 25 July 1997 Fliss, Franz, Massoneaustr. 30, 48727 Biilerbeck "Carrying device for radiators and pipes" Protection claims : 1. Support device for at least one radiator, characterized by at least one holding device (5, 6) for pipes (7, 8) arranged on the support device (1). 2. Support device according to claim 1, characterized by the support device (1) which has a system (14) for mounting on a wall (2) or the like and a support wall (9) protruding from the system (14) for holding the radiator (4) and the pipe (7, 8). 3. Carrying device according to claim 2, characterized by the support (14) and supporting wall (9) arranged at right angles to each other. 4. Carrying device according to claim 2 or 3, characterized by the one-piece system (14) and supporting wall (9). 5. Carrying device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the holding device (5, 6) which is designed as an open Recess is formed in the supporting wall (9). 6. Carrying device according to claim 5, characterized by the recess, the open mouth area (29) of which is higher than the receiving area for the pipeline (7, 8). 7. Carrying device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the holding device (5, 6) which has a holding area for the pipeline (7, 8) and a mouth area (29) through which the pipeline is guided into the holding area can be brought, wherein a locking device which is connected to the carrying device (1) can be brought from a position releasing the mouth region (29) into a position at least partially blocking the mouth region (29). 8. Carrying device according to claim 7, characterized by a retaining tab (10, 11) as a locking device. 9. Carrying device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a front panel (16), the upper region of which is designed to cover the upper edge of the supporting wall (9). 10. Carrying device according to claim 9, characterized by the front panel (16), the upper region of which covers the upper edge of the The carrying device is designed to engage behind it. 11. Carrying device according to claim 9 or 10, characterized by the front panel (16), the lower edge of which extends inwards as Leg (19) is angled and has devices for facilitating fastening to the supporting wall (9). 12. Carrying device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by an outlet grille (24) on the upper side of the carrying device (1).