DE7229414U - Crockery set - Google Patents

Description

The innovation relates to a set of dishes, comprising at least a tray and several portion containers.

The innovation is to have such a set of dishes, in particular for large gastronomic businesses, the individual pieces of which can be produced cheaply, in large quantities stackable and can be combined to a large extent variably for different purposes.

The object is achieved according to the fire in that all Pieces of the crockery set are rectangular or square

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Poslschecltkonlo Munich 46212

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outer surface and a raised, inclined at an angle to the outside, have curved walls around the corners, and that all pieces are disposable tableware made of partially foamed polystyrene film, in particular ^ foam film laminated with compact film exist.

The crockery set according to the innovation is for a wide range of applications suitable for large kitchens, canteens and the like, but also for self-service restaurants. The corner formation and the raised one Wall, which also has the tray, give each piece of the crockery set a high level of stability, which also applies to Proven burst operation. Thanks to its stability, the tray is particularly versatile, both as a dining and a carrier tray. The rectangular or square shape of all parts makes work easier in the kitchen process. When the square shape is "In addition, the user spares the user having to insert the crockery the wrong way round. Furthermore, the individual pieces of the crockery set cannot overlap tilt and can be easily unstacked without the need for stacking cams.

The angle of inclination of the wall is preferably the same on all sides. The same angle of inclination of the walls does not allow it just stacking different pieces of crockery on top of each other, it also gives the pieces a firm hold on the tray.

In all pieces, the wall advantageously merges into the bottom surface in an arc shape. There are no corners inside the crockery Edges from which the content has to be laboriously scraped out. In addition, the shape is also visually appealing.

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All pieces can have a bottom gridded on the inner surface exhibit. In particular for the tray and other crockery pieces of larger size, this has the advantage that smaller pieces of the crockery set can be placed on it without the risk of slipping. This reduces the risk of slipping on or inserted cutlery. Furthermore, this results in a favorable cut resistance of the ground. "~"

The wall can have an outwardly protruding, Iron on the circumferential edge. In this way, the dishes are easy to grasp, both when unstacking and when using, for example as a container for pre-portioned meals in self-service restaurants.

At least the tray can then be attached to the wall first parallel to the ground and then have an edge sloping outwards and downwards. This edge increases the stability of the tray and makes it easier to carry.

In a preferred embodiment, the tray can at least a web with the outer wall dividing its bottom surface into rectangular ur-d / or square sections have inclined wall surfaces. Such a tray can be used in different ways: It can be used directly as a partition plate serve, whereby the individual dishes are portioned directly into the departments. However, it is also possible to use other dishes

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Pieces of the sentence that "contain pre-portioned dishes" -., to be used in the relevant departments. The bars then ensure that they are securely seated.

A dinner plate with a rectangular bottom surface and the other pieces of the set can be assigned a correspondingly inclined wall to the set of dishes. Due to its shape and material, this dinner plate does not require any separating or reinforcing bars. It is intended for all individual ^{dishes "1} for which the tray is too big and the other crockery too high. In addition, it can be used economically everywhere, v; o the demands despite a mass operation via direct ecsen of one: go out portion tray.

The dinner plate can advantageously be designed according to a tray Have edge. This makes it easier to use and its inherent rigidity is increased. It can also be used as a stand and / or carrier for another piece of the crockery set to serve.

Embodiments of the invention are illustrated by the attached models. They represent:

Model 1 a tray,

Model 2 a tray with a different division,

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Model 3 a stew bowl, Model 4 a salad or dessert bowl,

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a soup bowl,

Model 6 has a divider and Model 7 has a snack plate.

The chaining is not limited to the exemplary embodiments. In particular, the tray can be designed with a different or without a sregu partition.

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Claims (1)

Protection claims 1, set of dishes, -comprising at least one tray and several Portion container "characterized by that all pieces of the crockery set have a rectangular or square base and a raised, im Outward angle "have walls that are inclined around the corners and that all pieces are disposable consist of partially foamed polystyrene film, in particular foam film laminated with compact film. 2. Set of dishes according to claim 1, characterized that the angle of inclination of the wall is the same for all pieces " 3. Dish set according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that that in all pieces the wall merges in an arc shape into the bottom surface. 4-. Set of dishes according to at least one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that all pieces have a bottom gridded on the inner surface. Jan. 11, 1973 5. Set of dishes according to at least one of the 'claims 1 Ms 4, characterized in that the wall at its upper K3nte an outwardly pending having circumferential edge. 6 »Set of dishes according to at least one of claims 1 to 5> characterized in that at least the tray adjoins the wall only in parallel to the ground and then outward and downward sloping edge. 7. set of dishes according to claim 6, characterized in that then to the outside and an additional edge strip parallel to the ■ floor protrudes outwards. 8. set of dishes according to at least one of claims 1 to 7i characterized in that the tray has at least one of its bottom surface in rectangular and / or has a web dividing square sections with the outer wall correspondingly inclined wall surfaces, 9 set of dishes according to at least one of claims 1 to 8, characterized by giving him a - 8th Jan. 11, 1973 7229414- * ■ Dinner plate with a rectangular base and leftover Pieces of the set is assigned according to inclined wall. 10. Set of dishes according to claim 9i, characterized in that the dinner plate has a dew, tray correspondingly formed edge. Jan. 11, 1973