Partition-wall arrangement
OwnerBruno Lampkainventor
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Abstract
A partition-wall arrangement comprises a hollow post which is stationary mountable on that corner of a bath or shower tub which is diagonally opposed to a room corner in which the tub is installed. The hollow post is mounted by clamping it between the tub and the room ceiling. The hollow post contains one or a pair of winding shafts at which a pair of flexible partition-walls is wound up, which can be extracted against the effect of a return spring respectively through a vertical slit or a pair of slits into directions which form a right angle with one another and can be connected in the extracted positions at opposed room walls.
Claims8
A partition arrangement for bath or shower tubs installed in room corners characterized by a hollow post mountable on that corner of the tub which is diagonally opposed to said room corner and provided with a pair of flexible partition walls in the inner chamber of the hollow post;
- at least one vertical slit provided in one wall of the hollow post;
- at least one vertical shaft rotatably mounted in the chamber of the hollow post;
- at least one of said pair of flexible partition walls being fastened at and wound on said vertical shaft and being passed through said vertical slit;
- at an end portion of said flexible partition wall projecting out of the hollow post a vertical bar being fastened covering said vertical slit when the partition wall is wound up;
- the rotatable shaft being provided with means for winding up that partition wall;
- both partition walls of said pair of partitions walls being extractable rectangularly with respect to one another;
- an adjusting device arranged at the upper and/or lower end of the hollow post for changing the overall length thereof and a room ceiling fastening plate at the upper end of the post or the upper adjusting device thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.