Shopping cart having sliding handle
OwnerHorst Sonnendorfer, Franz Wiethinventors
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Abstract
The invention relates to a shopping cart having a sliding handle, which has module-like functional elements, wherein the functional elements are substantially accommodated in a recess of the sliding handle and protrude so far out of the sliding handle that good usability of the functional elements is given.
Claims15
A shopping cart having a pushing handle, into which functional elements can be inserted in a modular manner, the pushing handle having a receiving space for functional elements, and the functional elements being held in the receiving space such that they can be removed again, characterized in that the pushing handle has an inclined face, to which advertising can be attached, and the functional element which is inserted into the receiving space protrudes out of the plane, in which the inclined face is situated, and the opening of the receiving space which remains when the functional element is inserted being closed by a cover, and the cover can be used as an advertising carrier, the functional element being a coin lock apparatus, a region of the coin lock apparatus, in which a coin slot is situated, protruding out of a plane, in which the inclined face is situated.
A shopping cart pushing handle,
- the pushing handle comprising:
- a body having a receiving space defined as an opening for receiving functional elements therein, the functional elements for being removably held in the receiving space, the receiving space having at least one of grooves or tongues, into which a corresponding complementary configuration of at least one of tongues or grooves of the functional elements can be pushed;
- providing a coin lock apparatus as a functional element;
- and
- an inclined face, wherein a region of the coin lock apparatus in which a coin slot is situated, protrudes out of a plane, in which the inclined face is situated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.