DE9001093U1 - Worktop, especially table for hand care in beauty salons and nail studios - Google Patents

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The innovation relates to a work surface, especially a table for hand care in beauty salons and nail studios.

c. Here, for hand therapy in such salons or studios, simple tables with a padded support on one side are used to support the forearm of the customer and the rest of the table is used as a work surface for the treatment and serves as a storage area for the work- Utensils. This lacks both orderly overview and cleanliness, as skin and nail particles are produced during treatment and there is no separation between the treatment area and the storage area.

The aim of the innovation is now to ensure better order and cleanliness here.

To solve this problem, the worktop, especially the table for the Hanripl sweeping in Beauty salons and nail studios according to claim by a mold plate with a work surface, especially made of plastic with an angled end surface and a cavity underneath in which a paper roll is to be stored, wherein the paper web is guided through a front slit is to be pulled over the work surface, and which end surface, preferably padded, serves as a support for the forearm of the customer to be treated, such that their hand comes to rest over the work surface for nail handling to be grasped by the treatment barrier.

In addition to the mold plate with work surface and angled end surface, there is a storage area with angled end surfaces on one or both sides, each of which has several rows of steps as recesses for holding work utensils.

Further details of the worktop, in particular the table according to the innovation, emerge from the illustrated and described example of a preferred embodiment according to the drawing, namely:

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a treatment table for hand care as an embodiment,

Figure 2 shows a partial cross-section of the paper roll arrangement,

Figure 3 shows the perspective view of the treatment table as shown in Fig. 1 with one-sided attachment part,

Figure 4 shows the cross section through table attachments on both sides,

Figure 5 shows the perspective view of the treatment table as shown in Fig. 1 with attachments on both sides,

Figure 6 shows the cross-section of the table frame with superstructures and

Figure 7 shows the cross section through two table legs with cross wall.

As can be seen from the drawing, including Figure 1, the worktop of the treatment table shown here consists of a plastic molded plate 1 with a work surface 2 and an angled end surface 3 with a cavity 4 underneath for holding a paper roll 5, which can be pulled through a slot 6 over the work surface 2 as shown in Figure 2. The angled end surface 3 has a padding 7 for supporting the forearm of the customer being treated, so that their hand can lie over the work surface 2 for nail treatment and be grasped by the person treating it.

Here, the mold plate 1 with work surface 2 and angled end surface 3 according to Figure 3 is provided with additional attachments as storage surfaces 8a and 8b, which (8) according to the sectional view according to Figure 4 can have transverse grooves 8c for collecting dirt, with associated end surfaces 9a and 9b, each of which has several rows of steps 10a and 10b as recesses for holding work utensils. Furthermore, an additional mounting surface 11 for a table lamp 12 with a swivel arm is provided here, as well as a further mounting surface 13 for a work device 14, such as a drive and suction unit for nail treatment.

Finally, as shown in Figures 1, 3 and 5, the table frame 15 can consist of two legs 16 on each side with crossbars 17, as well as a hollow longitudinal part 19, onto which the above-described molded plate 1 can then be placed, if necessary with additional attachments. The table legs 16 are each made of U-rails facing each other with inward-facing longitudinal ribs 19 as shown in Figure 7, so that further crossbars 20 with T-shaped ends 21 on both sides and cross walls 22, 23 can be inserted. The crossbars arranged one above the other have T-slots 24 open to the outside for hanging attachments 25 and 26.

In this case, an extension 25 with a shelf 27, e.g. for customer files and telephone registers, can be provided on one transverse wall 22 as shown in Figure 5, while a shelf 28, e.g. with a fold-out waste bin 29 underneath, is provided on the other transverse wall 23 as shown in Figure 5. As a whole, the work surface 2 with end surface 3 and extensions on both sides with shelves 8a and 8b as well as end surfaces 9a and 9b, as can be seen, forms a trapezoidal basic shape, whereby additional worktops of this kind, in particular tables, can be arranged next to one another if necessary.

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DR. RUDOLF BAUER · DIPLV INQ. &iacgr;+ELMUT HUBBUCH DIPL.-PHYS. ULRICH TWELMEIER WFSTlICHF 29 3 1 IAMLFOfOItJfHAT ₁ I '530 PFORZHEIM iWERT.ii i>'«ny. &zgr;(07?.1&Igr;) 102290/7OtPATMABK TtLEX "&EEgr;&Iacgr; Fax: Ü7231/10 11 44 25.01.1990 H/Wa Mr. Klaus Kroner, 7518 Bretten-Gölshausen Worktop, especially table for hand care in beauty salons and nail studios. Protection claims : 1. Worktop, especially table for hand care in beauty salons and nail studios, characterized by a molded plate with a work surface, mainly made of plastic with an angled end surface and a cavity underneath, in which a paper roll is to be stored, the paper web being pulled over the work surface through a front slit, and which end surface, preferably padded, serves as a support for the forearm of the customer to be treated, such that their hand comes to lie above the work surface for nail treatment to be grasped by the treating person. 2, Worktop according to claim 1, characterized in that the mold plate with working surface and angled end surface is assigned a storage surface on one or both sides, which has a transverse channel for collecting dirt, with angled end surfaces, each of which has several rows of steps as Have recesses for holding work utensils. 3. Worktop according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a receiving surface for a table lamp with a swivel arm is provided on one of the angled end surfaces, in particular on one of the storage surfaces on both sides. 4. Worktop according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a swivel arm with a receiving surface, e.g. for a working device, is provided on one of the angled end surfaces, in particular on one of the storage surfaces on both sides. 5. Worktop according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that it is a table frame, soft, consisting of two legs on each side with crossbars, which are connected by a hollow longitudinal part, can be attached. 6. Worktop according to claim 5, characterized in that the table legs consist of U-rails facing each other on both sides with inward-facing longitudinal ribs, such that further cross bars with T-shaped ends on both sides and cross walls can be inserted. 7. Worktop according to claim 6, characterized in that the cross bars arranged one above the other have T-bars at least on the outside of the cross walls for hanging attachments. 8. Worktop according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a shelf, e.g. for customer and telephone registers, is provided on one of the transverse walls. 9. Worktop according to one of the preceding , characterized in that on the second A shelf with a fold-out waste container underneath is provided on the transverse wall. 10. Worktop according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the work surface with end surface and storage surfaces on both sides and corresponding end surfaces has a trapezoidal floor plan and, if necessary, several such worktops, in particular tables, can be arranged next to one another.