Note: Descriptions are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.
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Description
Cover system with cover and fastener, and cover for such cover system
Technical field
The invention relates to a cover system comprising a cover and a fastener for
a urinal,
and to a cover for such a cover system.
Prior art
Urinals are provided in numerous public toilets. If use of a urinal is
undesirable, for
example if there is a defect, plastic bags or the like are often taped over
the urinal in
question.
It is known as a further measure to close urinals with a lid in such a case.
DE 20307932
U1 discloses a lid which engages behind the flushing rim of the urinal. To
adhesively
attach a flap which is formed of plastic film parts and which has side parts
onto the bowl
is known from DE 20317340 U1.
Disclosure of the invention
The object of the invention is to provide a hygienic and stable cover system
for a urinal.
Another object is to provide a cover for such a cover system.
The objects are achieved by the features of the independent claims.
Advantageous
embodiments and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the other
claims, the
description and the drawings. The features set out individually in the claims
can be
combined with one another in a technologically useful manner and supplemented
by
explanations from the description and by details from the figures, with
further
embodiments of the invention to be shown.
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According to one aspect of the invention, a cover system is proposed
comprising a cover
and a fastener for at least temporarily rendering inoperative a urinal
attached to a wall
and/or a floor. The fastener connects the cover to the wall and/or floor. The
cover has a
self-supporting body which, in the intended state of use, covers the urinal,
at least at an
upper part, at least up to its bowl opening, in particular covers its upper
half up to and
together with the bowl opening.
The cover can advantageously be modeled on at least one contour of the urinal
or can at
least partially be modeled on the contour of the urinal. The cover may thus
cover an upper
part of the urinal at least up to its bowl opening.
The cover may closely fit around the contour, in particular in a snug fit, so
that it becomes
difficult to accidentally remove the cover. Significant parts of the urinal
can be covered to
prevent contact.
In particular, the body of the cover may be in the form of an outwardly curved
bowl
projecting from the wall or floor. The convex design, as seen from the viewer,
may make
it more difficult to accidentally use the urinal. On the other hand, cleaning
of the surface
of the cover can be made easier.
The cover can also advantageously be designed to cover the urinal with its
flush valve,
which can be operated mechanically or contact-free. In the case of urinals in
which a pipe
arranged on the wall leads from the flush valve to the urinal for the supply
of water, the
pipe can also be covered by the cover.
The cover can advantageously cover the entire setup including urinal and flush
valve as
well as any pipe, or only part of the setup, preferably in such a way that at
least the bowl
opening of the urinal is covered.
The cover is advantageously made of a plastic, for example as an injection
molded part
or the like. It is reusable and can be easily stored stacked with other
similar covers. The
surface may advantageously have fungicidal and/or antibacterial properties.
It is advantageous to provide a sturdy, high quality and attractively shaped
cover which
can be mounted as required in a fixed manner, so that tools are necessary in
order to
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detach the cover. It is optionally possible to design a fastening, for example
to the wall,
which can be detached without the use of tools.
Since not just the bowl opening of the urinal, but also at least a large part
of the urinal or
even the entire urinal can be covered using the cover, accidental usage of the
urinal can
be avoided.
The cover is easy to clean and can bear lettering or decoration if required.
It is also
possible to adapt the cover in color, shape and the like to already existing
sanitary objects
in order to create a pleasing overall impression of the toilet room.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the self-supporting body of
the
cover can completely cover the urinal. All parts of the urinal can be covered
to prevent
contact.
The cover can also be advantageously designed to cover the urinal with its
flush valve,
which can be operated mechanically or contact-free. In the case of urinals in
which a pipe
arranged on the wall leads from the flush valve to the urinal for the supply
of water, the
pipe can also be covered by the cover.
The cover may advantageously cover the entire setup including the urinal and
flush valve
as well as any pipe.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the body of the cover may
be of
single-part construction. This allows for a simple process of manufacturing
the cover.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the body of the cover may
be of
multi-part construction. The parts of the body may be plugged together,
adhesively
attached together, or otherwise assembled.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the body of the cover can
be formed
from body segments which, in the intended state of use, overlap the urinal in
a jalousie-
or lampion-like manner at least at its bowl opening. This allows the cover to
be placed on
the wall above the urinal when not in use, or alternatively below the urinal
when the
jalousie- or lampion-like body is folded together to expose the bowl opening
of the urinal.
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In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the cover may be modeled on
an
outer contour of the urinal. Thus, the cover may be small in construction.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener may comprise
one or
more clamping elements with which the body of the cover is clamped to the
urinal in the
intended state of use. At least one area of the cover in particular may be
designed to be
clamped to the cover. For example, opposite areas of the edge of the cover can
be
matched to the outline of the urinal, for example on the wall, in such a way
that the urinal
is clamped by opposite edge areas of the cover. Additionally or alternatively,
corresponding clamping elements can be attached to the cover, which can be
clamped to
the urinal.
Additionally or alternatively, corresponding clamping elements may be arranged
on the
wall, in the case of a wall-hung urinal, or on the floor, in the case of a
urinal standing on
the floor, into which the cover may be inserted.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener can have, as a
wall-
side fastening element or cover-side fastening element, at least one latching
means
which, in the intended state of use, is latched to a complementary cover-side
fastening
element or wall-side fastening element. The fastener in particular can have
one or more
wall hooks and/or a hook bar as the wall-side fastening element. For example,
the cover
can be easily hooked into wall hooks or a hook bar. For this purpose, the
cover can also
have an inwardly facing, edge portion that is suitable for insertion into wall
hooks or a
hook bar.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener may comprise a
frame
as a wall-side fastening element and/or as a cover-side fastening element. A
frame is
suitable for fastening by means of screws, Velcro fasteners, double-sided
adhesive tapes
or the like. Optionally, the cover can be hooked to a frame.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener may comprise
one or
more magnets as a wall-side fastening element or cover-side fastening element
and at
least one retaining plate for magnets as a complementary cover-side fastening
element
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or wall-side fastening element. This allows for fast attachment and quick
deassembly. A
plurality of magnets and/or retaining plates may be arranged on the edge of
the cover.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener may comprise
at least
one suction cup as a wall-side fastening element or cover-side fastening
element.
This is advantageous when the urinal is attached to a tiled wall, so that
there is a preferred
substrate for one or more suction cups. This allows for fast assembly and fast
de-
assembly.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener can have, as a
cover-
side fastening element, a recess with which the body of the cover is fastened
to a wall-
side fastening element, in particular a flush valve of the urinal, in the
intended state of
use. For this purpose, an edge can advantageously be formed on the cover,
which
extends inside the cover, which has the recess. This allows for particularly
simple
attachment of the cover to the wall.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener may comprise a
Velcro
fastener as a wall-side fastening element or cover-side fastening element.
This allows for
fast assembly. The holding forces can be adjusted via the length of a
corresponding
Velcro strap. A hook tape can be arranged on the cover and a velour tape on
the wall,
which interact as a Velcro fastener, or vice versa. Likewise, the cover may
have a hook
tape and a velour tape alternately in pieces. It is preferred to use a tiled,
glazed or painted
substrate on which the corresponding complementary component can be adhesively
attached to the wall.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the fastener may comprise a
double-sided adhesive tape as the wall-side fastening element or cover-side
fastening
element. This allows for fast installation of the cover.
It goes without saying that, if required, two or more of the described
fastening methods
may be combined.
In a further aspect of the invention, a cover for a cover system for a urinal
that is fixed to
a wall and/or a floor is proposed, with a self-supporting body which can be
connected, in
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the intended state of use, to the wall and/or the floor by using a fastener,
wherein the body
in the intended state of use covers the urinal, at least at an upper part, at
least up to its
bowl opening.
The cover can advantageously be modeled on at least one contour of the urinal
or can at
least partially be modeled on the contour of the urinal. Thus, the cover can
cover an upper
part of the urinal at least up to its bowl opening.
The cover can enclose the contour tightly, particularly with a snug fit, so
that accidental
removal of the cover becomes difficult. Significant parts of the urinal can be
covered to
prevent contact.
The body of the cover in particular may be in the form of an outwardly curved
bowl
projecting from the wall or floor.
The cover is advantageously made of a plastic, for example as an injection
molded part
or the like. It is reusable and can be easily stacked with other similar
covers. The surface
may advantageously have fungicidal and/or antibacterial properties.
It is advantageous to provide a sturdy, high quality and attractively shaped
cover which
can be mounted as required in a fixed manner, so that tools are necessary in
order to
detach the cover. It is optionally possible to design a fastening, for example
to the wall,
which can be detached without the use of tools.
Since not just the bowl opening of the urinal, but also at least a large part
of the urinal or
even the entire urinal can be covered using the cover, accidental usage of the
urinal can
be avoided.
The cover is easy to clean and can bear lettering or decoration if required.
Likewise, it is
possible to adapt the cover in color, shape and the like to already existing
sanitary objects,
so that a pleasing overall impression of the toilet room is created.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, the body may be of single-part
construction. This allows for a simple manufacturing process of the cover. All
parts of the
urinal can be covered to prevent contact.
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In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, the body may be of single-part
construction. This allows for a simple manufacturing process of the cover.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover system, the body of the cover may
be of
multi-part construction. The parts of the body may be plugged together,
adhered together,
or otherwise assembled.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, the body may be formed from body
segments which, in the intended state of use, overlap the urinal in a jalousie-
or lampion-
like manner at least at its bowl opening, in particular its upper half up to
and including the
bowl opening. This allows the cover to be placed on the wall above the urinal
when not in
use, or alternatively below it when the jalousie- or lampion-like body is
folded together to
expose the urinal.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, the body may be modeled on an
outer
contour of the urinal. The cover may thus have a small construction. In
particular, at least
a part of the body may be configured to be clamped to the urinal.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, a cover-side fastening element may
comprise at least one suction cup. This is convenient when the urinal is
attached to a tiled
wall, so that there is a convenient base for one or more suction cups. This
allows for fast
assembly and fast disassembly.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, the fastener may comprise one or
more
magnets as a cover-side fastening element. This allows for fast assembly and
fast
disassembly. The cover may optionally have retaining plates for magnets that
can be
attached to magnets on the wall. Optionally, several magnets and/or retaining
plates may
be arranged on the edge of the cover. Several magnets and/or retaining plates
may
optionally be arranged on the edge of the cover.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, a cover-side fastening element may
comprise a recess for hooking the body to a wall-side fastening element. In
this way, an
existing element of the urinal can be used to attach the cover.
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In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, a cover-side fastening element may
comprise a double-sided adhesive tape. This allows for a particularly simple
attachment
of the cover. Moreover, an adhesive tape can be easily removed or attached in
case of
multiple uses of the cover.
In an advantageous embodiment of the cover, a cover-side fastening element may
comprise a Velcro fastener. This allows for particularly easy attachment of
the cover. The
components of a Velcro fastener may be adhered, so that a Velcro fastener may
moreover
be easily removed or attached in case of multiple uses of the cover.
Drawings
Further advantages are apparent from the following description of the
drawings. The
drawings show exemplary embodiments of the invention. The drawings,
description and
claims contain numerous features in combination. The person skilled in the art
will
expediently consider these features individually and combine them to form
useful further
combinations.
In the drawings:
Fig. 1 shows a perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal with a
wall-side
fastening element in one embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 2 shows a perspective front view of a cover according to an
exemplary
embodiment of the invention, which is connected to the wall-side fastening
element according to Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 shows a side view of the cover according to Fig. 2;
Fig. 4 shows a perspective front view of a cover according to an
exemplary
embodiment of the invention, which is connected to the wall-side fastening
element according to Fig. 1;
Fig. 5 shows a side view of the cover according to Fig. 4;
Fig. 6 shows a perspective front view of a jalousie- or lampion-like
cover in a further
embodiment of the invention over a wall-mounted urinal;
Fig. 7 shows a view of the cover and the urinal according to Fig. 6 as
seen from the
wall side;
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Fig. 8 shows a perspective front view of the cover and the urinal as in
Fig. 6 with the
cover open;
Fig. 9 shows a perspective front view of a covered urinal similar to
Fig. 6 with a short
cover in the closed state;
Fig. 10 shows a perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal with wall-
side hook
elements as fastening elements in one embodiment of the invention with the
cover indicated transparently above it;
Fig. 11 shows a perspective view of a section of an inner side of the
cover according
to Fig. 10 as seen from the wall side;
Fig. 12 shows a sectional view through an area of the cover system
comprising the
cover according to Fig. 10 and fastening elements;
Fig. 13 shows a perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal with a
wall-side
fastening element in a further embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 14 shows a perspective view of a section of an inner side of the
cover according
to Fig. 13 as seen from the wall side;
Fig. 15 shows one part of a sectional view through an area of the cover
system
comprising the cover according to Fig. 13 as well as fastening elements;
Fig. 16 shows a perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal with the
wall-side
magnetizable bar as fastening element according to an embodiment of the
invention with the cover indicated transparently above it;
Fig. 17 shows a perspective view of a section of an inner side of the
cover according
to Fig. 16 as seen from the wall side;
Fig. 18 shows a section of a cutaway view through an area of the cover
system
comprising the cover according to Fig. 16 and fastening elements;
Fig. 19 shows a perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal with cover-
side suction
cups as fastening elements in one embodiment of the invention with the cover
indicated transparently above it;
Fig. 20 shows a perspective view of a section of an inner side of the
cover according
to Fig. 19 as seen from the wall side;
Fig. 21 shows a section of a cross-sectional view through an area of the
cover system
comprising the cover according to Fig. 19 and fastening elements;
Fig. 22 shows a perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal with a
cutout in the
edge of the cover as a cover-side fastening element in one embodiment of the
invention with the cover indicated transparently above it;
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Fig. 23 shows a perspective view of a section of an inner side of the
cover according
to Fig. 22 as seen from the wall side;
Fig. 24 shows one part of a sectional view through an area of the cover
system
comprising the cover according to Fig. 22 and fastening elements;
Fig. 25 shows a perspective front view of a cover including the base in a
further
embodiment of the invention over a urinal attached to the wall and floor;
Fig. 26 shows a perspective view of an inner side of the cover including
the base
according to Fig. 25 as seen from the wall side;
Fig. 27 shows a perspective front view of a cover including the base in a
further
embodiment of the invention over a urinal attached to the wall and floor.
Embodiments of the invention
Same or similar-acting components in the figures are referred to by the same
reference
numerals. The figures merely show examples and are not to be understood as
limiting.
Before describing the invention in detail, it should be noted that it is not
limited to the
particular components of the apparatus as well as the particular process
steps, as these
components and processes may vary. The terms used herein are intended only to
describe particular embodiments and are not used in a !imitative manner.
Furthermore,
when the singular or indefinite articles are used in the description or
claims, this also refers
to the plural of these elements unless the overall context clearly indicates
otherwise.
Directional terminology used in the following with terms such as "left",
"right", "above",
"below", "before" "behind", "after" and the like is used only for a better
understanding of
the figures and is in no case intended to represent a limitation of
generality. The
components and elements shown, and their design and use, may vary in
accordance with
the considerations of one skilled in the art and may be adapted to particular
applications.
Figs. 1 to 3 show a first exemplary embodiment of the invention. Fig. 1 shows
a
perspective front view of a wall-mounted urinal 130 with a wall-side fastening
element 52
in the form of openings in the wall 110 of a fastener 50. Fig. 2 shows a
perspective front
view of a cover 10 connected to the wall-side fastening element 52 according
to Fig. 1.
Fig. 3 shows a side view of the cover 10 according to Fig. 2.
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The cover system 100 comprises a cover 10 and a fastener 50 having one or more
wall-
side fastening elements 52, for example wall plugs, and one or more cover-side
fastening
elements 54, for example screws or pins for insertion into the wall-side
fastening elements
52. The cover 10 is used to at least temporarily render the urinal 130
fastened to the wall
110 inoperable. The fastener 50 connects the body 12 to the wall 110.
The urinal 130 includes an upper part 136 that transitions into a bowl having
a bowl
opening 134.
The cover 10 has a self-supporting body 12, which completely covers the urinal
130 in the
intended state of use. The edge of the cover 10 completely surrounds the
contour 132 of
the urinal 130 attached to the wall 110.
In this embodiment, the body 12 of the cover 10 is of single-part construction
and rigid.
Two troughs 16 are arranged laterally on the upper side of the cover 10. Such
a trough
16 is also present centrally on the lower side. These stabilize the bowl-like
cover 10 and
can also be used to fasten the cover 10 to the wall 110. In this exemplary
embodiment,
pins (not shown) complementary to the openings 52 may be disposed on the cover
10
and may engage the openings 52 in the wall 110 to secure the cover 10 to the
wall 110.
Optionally, the body 12 of the cover 10 may be configured such that the side
parts are
adapted to the contour 132 of the urinal 130 to provide a friction fit with
the urinal 130. For
this purpose, the inner side of the cover 10 may be provided with a non-slip
coating in this
area.
Figs. 4 and 5 show a further embodiment of the invention with a short cover
10. Fig. 4
shows a perspective front view of a cover 10 connected to a wall-side
fastening element
52, as shown in the exemplary embodiment according to Fig. 1. Fig. 5 shows a
side view
of the cover 10 according to Fig. 4.
Unlike in the previous exemplary embodiment, the edge of the cover 10 does not
completely surround the contour 132 of the urinal 130 attached to the wall
110. The cover
10 has a shorter design and covers the urinal 130 only to such an extent that
the upper
part 136 is covered up to and including the bowl opening 134 of the urinal
130, in order to
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make undesired use practically impossible. The cover 10 ends with an edge 14
approximately in the lower third of the urinal 130.
Figs. 6 to 8 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 6 shows a
perspective front
view of a jalousie- or lampion-like cover 10 over a wall-mounted urinal 130.
Fig. 7 shows
a view of the cover 10 and the urinal 130 according to Fig. 6 as seen from the
wall side.
Fig. 8 shows a perspective front view of the cover 10 and urinal 10 of Fig. 6
with the cover
open, pushed together, and resting against the wall 110.
10 The body 12 of the cover 10 is formed from a plurality of body segments
20 which, in the
intended state of use, overlap the urinal 130 in a jalousie- or lampion-like
manner. For this
purpose, the cover 10 is fastened to the wall 110 with a frame as a fastening
element 54
on the cover side, for example adhered to an adhesive surface or screwed on
with screws
and dowels or the like.
The body segments 20 may optionally each be rigidly formed. In the illustrated
embodiment, these may have a flexurally soft or flexurally limp material which
is stretched
between stable ribs 56, two of which are indicated in Fig. 6, in the intended
state of use.
When the cover 10 is pushed together, it then takes up particularly little
space (Fig. 8).
Fig. 9 shows a perspective front view of a further embodiment of a jalousie-
or lampion-
like cover 10 over a wall-mounted urinal 130 similar to Fig. 6. In this
example, the cover
10 is shortened so that the entire urinal 130 is not covered, but essentially
the upper part
136 of the urinal is covered up to above the bowl opening 134. The cover 10
terminates
with an edge 14 which, when the cover 10 is fully extended, is positioned at
about the
level of the bowl opening 134.
Figs. 10 to 12 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 10 shows a
perspective
front view of a wall-mounted urinal 130 with wall-side hook elements as
fastening
elements 52 with the cover 10 indicated transparently above it. Fig. 11 shows
a
perspective view of a section of an inner side of the cover 10 according to
Fig. 10 as seen
from the wall side. Fig. 12 shows one part of a sectional view through an area
of the cover
system 100 with cover 10 according to Fig. 10 and fastening elements 52,54 of
a fastener
50.
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The cover 10 has a rigid body 12 curved outwardly away from the wall 110.
Two wall hooks are provided as wall-side fastening elements 52, into which an
inwardly
projecting bar of the cover 10 extending parallel to the wall 110 is suspended
as a cover-
side fastening element 54. The bar may have two cut-outs for this purpose.
It goes without saying that a cover system 100 with a shortened cover 10 as
shown in Fig.
4 may also have such a fastener 50.
Figs. 13 to 15 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 13 shows a
perspective
front view of a wall-mounted urinal 130 with a wall-side fastening element 52
in the form
of a hook bar. Fig. 14 shows in perspective view a section of an inner side of
the cover 10
according to Fig. 13 as seen from the wall side. Fig. 15 shows a sectional
view through
an area of the cover system 100 with cover 10 according to Fig. 13 and
fastening elements
52, 54 of a fastener 50.
The cover 10 has a rigid body 12 that curves outward away from the wall 110.
The hook bar is disposed above the urinal 130. Therein, the cover 10 can be
hooked to
the edge of the cover 10 with a bar extending inwardly parallel to the wall
110.
It goes without saying that a cover system 100 having a shortened cover 10, as
shown in
Fig. 4, may also have such a fastener 50.
Figs. 16 to 18 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 16 shows a
perspective
front view of a wall-mounted urinal 130 with a wall-side magnetizable bar as
fastening
element 52 of the fastener with the cover 10 indicated transparently above it.
Fig. 17
shows a perspective view of a section of an inner side of the cover 10
according to Fig.
16 as seen from the wall side and with magnets as cover-side fastening
elements 54. Fig.
18 shows a section of a cutaway view through an area of the cover system 100
with cover
10 according to Fig. 16 and fastening elements 52,54 of a fastener 50.
The magnets may advantageously be attached to the side of the two upper
troughs 16
facing the wall 110. The magnets may optionally be provided as wall-side
fastening
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elements 52 and magnetizable plates may be provided on the cover 10 instead of
the
magnets.
Figs. 19 to 21 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 19 shows a
perspective
front view of a wall-mounted urinal 130 with suction cups as cover-side
fastening elements
54 with the cover 10 indicated transparently above it. Fig. 20 shows a
perspective view of
a section of an inner side of the cover 10 according to Fig. 19 as seen from
the wall side.
Fig. 21 shows a sectional view through an area of the cover system 100 with
cover 10
according to Fig. 19 and fastening elements 52, 54 of a fastener 50.
The cover 10 has a rigid body 12 curved outwardly away from the wall 110.
The wall 110 is provided with a surface suitable for the application of
suction cups as a
wall-side fastening element 52. There may also be a corresponding bar attached
above
the urinal 130 for this purpose.
It goes without saying that a cover system 100 with a shortened cover 10 as
shown in Fig.
4 can also comprise such a fastener 50.
Figs. 19 to 21 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 22 shows a
perspective
front view of a wall-mounted urinal 130 with a cutout in the edge of the cover
10 as a
cover-side fastening element 54 with the cover 10 indicated transparently
above it. Fig.
23 shows a perspective view of a cutout of an inner side of the cover 10
according to Fig.
22 as seen from the wall side. Fig. 24 shows a sectional view through an area
of the cover
system 100 with cover 10 according to Fig. 22 and fastening elements 52,54 of
a fastener
50.
The cover 10 has a rigid body 12 that curves outward away from the wall 110.
A water connection of a flushing setup of the urinal 130 protruding from the
wall 110 is
provided as the wall-side fastening element 52.
Above it, an inwardly projecting bar extending parallel to the wall 110 is
arranged on the
edge of the cover 10, with the water connection in the upper region 136 of the
urinal 130
projecting into a cutout of the bar.
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It goes without saying that a cover system 100 having a shortened cover 10, as
shown in
Fig. 4, may also have such a fastener 50.
Figs. 25 and 26 show a further embodiment of the invention. Fig. 25 shows a
perspective
front view of a cover 10 with the base 18 over a urinal 130 attached to the
wall 110 and
floor 120. Fig. 26 shows a perspective view of an inner side of the cover 10
with the base
18 according to Fig. 25 as seen from the wall side.
The cover 10 has a rigid body 12 curved outwardly away from the wall 110.
An inwardly projecting bar extending parallel to the wall 110 is provided on
the edge as
the cover-side fastening element 54 of the fastener 50. This can be inserted
into a wall-
side fastening element 52, for example wall hooks or a hook bar, similar to
that shown in
Fig. 12 or 14. Alternatively or additionally, the inwardly projecting bar may
be connected
to the wall 110 by means of Velcro or an adhesive tape.
It goes without saying that a cover system 100 having a shortened cover 10 as
shown in
Fig. 4 may also have such a fastener 50.
Fig. 27 shows, as a further embodiment of the invention, a perspective front
view of a
cover 10 with the base 18 over a urinal 130 attached to the wall 110 and floor
120. Even
such a floor-mounted cover 10 may substantially cover the bowl opening 134 of
the urinal
130 from above, similar to Fig. 4. For example, the base 18 is configured as
two side walls
that rest on the floor 120.
10 cover
12 body
14 edge
16 trough
18 base
20 body segment
50 fastener
52 wall-side fastening element
54 cover-side fastening element
Date Recue/Date Received 2022-07-06
16
56 rib
100 cover system
110 wall
120 floor
130 urinal
132 contour
134 bowl opening
136 upper part
Date Recue/Date Received 2022-07-06
