Trolley with removable containers for the use of customers in supermarkets
AssigneeSociete Anonyme dite: Livratel
InventorJean P. Avot
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AssigneeSociete Anonyme dite: Livratel
InventorJean P. Avot
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The invention relates to a trolley for use by customers in supermarkets, of the type comprising a base mounted on orientable wheels, two vertical uprights and cross pieces joining the uprights together at their lower part and at their upper part. At the upper part of the uprights are fixed, horizontally and perpendicularly to the plane formed by the uprights, at least two tubular sleeves having a longitudinal slit which extends over the whole length of their lower generatrix, the sleeves serving for hooking parallelepipedic bags comprising at their upper part two pairs of hooking straps formed by flexible strips fixed by one of their ends to the upper edge of the longitudinal walls of the bag ad which are wound about rigid rods, each rod being slid over at least a portion of its length inside a sleeve, the straps passing through the slit in the sleeve.
A trolley for the use of customers in supermarkets, of the type comprising a base mounted on orientable wheels, two vertical uprights and cross pieces joining said uprights together at their lower part and at their upper part, said trolley further comprising at least two tubular sleeves fixed to the upper part of the uprights or to the upper cross piece, in a substantially horizontal position perpindicular to the plane formed by the uprights, each of said sleeves having a longitudinal slit which extends along the bottom of the sleeve, and said sleeves serve for holding parallelepipedic bags comprising at their upper part two hooking straps formed by flexible strips fixed by one of their ends to the upper edge of the sidewalls of the bag, and which are bent back and fixed on themselves at their other end, so that in the passages formed by the two straps relative to each longitudinal side of the bag two rigid rods may be introduced, each rod being slid, over a portion of its length, inside one of the sleeves, and the straps passing through the slits in the sleeves, wherein the straps of the bag are held tight about the rods by means of resilient tubular sheaths, split longitudinally and having an internal diameter slightly less than of the rods and an external diameter less than the internal diameter of the sleeves, the ends of the sleeves being flared out so a to facilitate introduction of the rods.
A trolley for the use of customers in supermarkets, of the type comprising a base mounted on orientable wheels, two identical tubular elements, substantially in the shape of a U, having a vertical arm forming an upright of the trolley, a lower downwardly and rearwardly bent arm comprising a horizontal portion on which is fixed a pivoting wheel, and an upper upwardly and rearwardly slanting arm ending in a handle for handling and guiding the trolley and a third tubular element in the shape of a U, whose arms are fixed by their ends by rivetting, welding or other, respectively to the tubular elements, substantially at the level of the lower end of the uprights, the first two tubular elements being disposed in two parallel vertical planes and being joined together by a lower cross piece formed by a flat vertical plate which is fixed by rivetting or welding to the lower ends of the uprights and being further joined together by an upper cross piece formed by a horizontal rectangular frame welded by the middles of its small sides to the uprights, said trolley further comprising at least two tubular sleeves fixed to the upper part of the uprights or to the upper cross pieces, in a substantially horizontal position perpendicular to the plane formed by the uprights, each of said sleeves having a longitudinal slit which extends along the bottom of the sleeve, and said sleeves serve for holding parallelepipedic bags comprising at their upper part two hooking straps formed by flexible strips fixed by one of their ends to the upper edge of the side walls of the bag, and which are bent back and fixed on themselves at their other end, so that in the passages formed by the two straps relative to each longitudinal side of the bag two rigid rods may be introduced, each rod being slid, over a portion of its length, inside one of the sleeves, and the straps passing through the slits in the sleeves.
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