Towel-holder
OwnerHeinz G. Bausinventor
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Abstract
A towel-holder, more particularly for a shower- or bathtub-partition, comprises a supporting bar which is adapted to be secured, substantially horizontally, by connecting parts, to a wall and, furthermore, an extension bar which is arranged to be displaceable in a substantially horizontal plane in relation to the said supporting bar. The invention is intended to improve, at low cost, handling and to reduce the danger of damage to the holder or injury to the user. To this end the extension bar consists of at least two parts connected together by a hinge. With the supporting bar secured horizontally, the axis of the hinge runs substantially vertically and, in view of locking device, the front part of a extension bar can be set at specific angular positions in relation to the rear part and to the supporting bar.
Claims16
A towel-holder, comprising a supporting bar having a longitudinal axis running horizontally and adapted to be secured by means of connecting parts and in a vertical plane of attachment to a wall, and an extension bar having an axis which is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar and which is arranged axially displaceably in relation to said supporting bar, wherein:
- the extension bar comprises at least two parts, a front part and a rear part, connected together by means of a hinge, said front part and said rear part having the same outer contour as each other and each being formed from a hollow shaped rail having a rectangular cross sectional configuration, said hinge having an axis which is arranged substantially in parallel with said plane of attachment and at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar.
A towel holder comprising a supporting bar having a longitudinal axis running horizontally and adapted to be secured by means of connecting parts and in a vertical plane of attachment to a wall, and an extension bar having an axis which is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar and which is arranged axially displaceably in relation to said supporting bar, wherein the extension bar comprises at least two parts, a front part and a rear part, connected together by means of a hinge, said hinge having an axis which is arranged substantially in parallel with said plane of attachment and at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar, and said hinge consists of two elements each having a lug, each lug being arranged inside one hollow part of said extension bar.
A towel-holder comprising a supporting bar having a longitudinal axis running horizontally and adapted to be secured by means of connecting parts and in a vertical plane of attachment to a wall, and an extension bar having an axis which is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar and which is arranged axially displaceably in relation to said supporting bar, wherein the extension bar comprises at least two parts, a front part and a rear part, connected together by means of a hinge, said hinge having an axis which is arranged substantially in parallel with said plane of attachment and at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar, and said hinge consists of two elements, each having a lug, each lug being pressed into one part of said extension bar.
A towel-holder comprising a supporting bar having a longitudinal axis running horizontally and adapted to be secured by means of connecting parts and in a vertical plane of attachment to a wall, and an extension bar having a axis which is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar and which is arranged axially displaceably in relation to said supporting bar, wherein the extension bar comprises at least two parts, a front part and a rear part connected together by means of a hinge, said hinge having an axis which is arranged substantially in parallel with said plane of attachment and at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the supporting bar, and said extension bar is arranged in parallel with and behind said supporting bar, a guide part comprising a bearing opening engaging at least partly around the supporting bar, said guide part being arranged at the end of the rear part of said extension bar, and wherein one of said connecting parts comprises an opening in which said extension bar is displacably mounted.
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