Self-supporting loculus
AssigneeLasef S.R.L.
InventorCrescenzo Capasso
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Abstract
A modern loculus made in one piece, i.e. devoid of joints or welding, of a plastic or polymeric material is described. The loculus is self-supporting and does not require an outer supporting rack. This result is achieved by implementing at least the vertical side walls with ribs or ribbing, or by implementing the vertical side walls corrugated. The loculus is stackable with the leaning base supported by the upper wall of the underlying loculus and the leaning base is inclined towards the bottom wall and defines a tank for collecting liquids. The upper wall is inclined towards the bottom wall with the same inclination as the leaning base.
Claims13
A single-body loculus (1, 1″) made of a plastic material, with a leaning base (3) for leaning a coffin, vertical side walls (4, 5), a vertical bottom wall (6), a front opening (8) opposite the bottom wall (6) and an upper wall (7), wherein the side walls (4, 5) are made with ribs or ribbing (9) or are corrugated, and the loculus (1) is self-supporting,
- wherein the loculus (1, 1″) is stackable with the leaning base (3) supported by the upper wall (7) of the underlying loculus (1), and
- wherein the leaning base (3) is inclined towards the bottom wall (6) and defines a tank for collecting liquids,
- characterized in that the upper wall (7) is inclined towards the bottom wall (6) with the same inclination as the leaning base (3).
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