FR2756469A1 - DISPOSABLE TOILET RAZOR DISPENSER - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention concerns a dispenser (1) for disposable razors (6 to 8) operating by force of gravity; the razors are T-shaped, the vertical bar serving as handle and the horizontal bar serving as head, bearing at least one razor blade. The dispenser is characterised in that it is made up or two guide elements (11), one front, the other rear, defining a space in which are tiered up the razor handles (8) in substantially horizontal position, the space enabling the vertical displacement of said razors (8) by the simple force of gravity; at least one of the elements comprises, at the bottom, means for releasing and dissociating (2) the lowest placed razor (7). The device is particularly useful for storing disposable razors.

Description

DESCRIPTION

  -1- The present invention relates to a device for storing toilet razors

  disposable for the user.

  Toilet razors are usually stored in a drawer or placed on a shelf in

  waiting to be used, which is not the most practical.

  The device according to the invention overcomes this drawback. According to a first characteristic, it comprises a box acting as a storage cassette for razors, which is provided on either side at the bottom with hooks for

  reception allowing the razors to be kept at the outlet, so that they can be removed by the user.

  According to particular embodiments:

  * The front part of the case can be opened, hinged at the top.

  À It can receive a block made up of several razors (cassette).

  * The shaver receiving hooks can be removable.

  * The support leg can pivot 180 on the back of the case.

  * The box can be hung on a support.

  * The support can include a bottle.

  * The neck of the bottle can be used to support the case.

  * The housing may include a stop tab immobilizing the foot.

  The accompanying drawings illustrate the invention:

  * Fig. 1 shows the device according to the invention.

  - * Fig. 2 shows a side view of the device with the wall fixing element.

  * Fig. 3 shows the wall support seen from the front.

  * Fig. 4 shows a side view of the device on its foot.

  * Fig. 5 shows the removable hook.

  * Fig. 6 shows the hook seen from the side.

  2 5 * Fig. 7 shows razors in a part of the device.

  * Fig. 8 shows a variant of this device with a block of razors (9).

  With reference to these drawings: The device comprises a housing (1) constituted by two parallel walls having a

  spacing suitable for holding the razors (8).

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DESCRIPTION

  The housing (1) is open on three sides to allow the free passage of the razors (8) inserted. The back wall of the housing comprises an articulated arm (4) (13) with a foot (3) allowing either to place the housing, or to put it on a wall support (15). The foot (3) is constituted by a ring allowing it to slide on the part (10) of the wall support

(15).

  The housing has four hooks (2) on its lower part to hold the razors in the out position (7). A central articulated hook (5) allows to place the shaver in service (6). A tongue (17) exerts pressure on the hook to keep it in

  desired position. The hook can rotate 180.

  In the embodiment according to Figure (8) on the rigid housing (1), the four hooks

  pivot on their axis (12) to allow the razor cassette (9) to pass.

  The front face of the housing (1) is removable, an articulation (14) allows the front face to

  open up. A tab (18) on the back of the housing allows the foot (3) to stop.

  In the embodiment according to (fig. 8), the housing has hooks (2)

  pivoting on their axis (12) to allow the razor cassette (9) to pass.

  According to a variant not illustrated, the hooks (2) can be molded with the cassette

  containing the razors that are pinched to the housing (1) when it is loaded.

  The razors are arranged so that the head (7) of one supports the tail of the other (8). This arrangement allows a simultaneous exit; in another order (9) they go out

two by two.

  The wall support (fig. 2) consists of: a bottle (10) held by a square (15)

fixed to the wall (M).

  The housing can be made of any material, advantageously metal or plastic.

  It can receive all types of decoration or advertisements.

  By way of nonlimiting example, the box will have dimensions of the order of 10 cm in

  high by 8 cm wide and 1.5 cm thick.

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Claims (7)

  1 / Device for storing disposable toilet razors characterized in that it comprises a housing (1) open on three sides in order to allow the free passage of the razors (8). Hooks (2) for receiving hold the razors at the outlet (7), a central hook (5) allows to hang the razor in service (6) a foot (3) articulated (16) at 180 allows, either to put (fig. 4), or suspend (fig. 2) the box from a wall support (10) (15). 2 / Device according to claim 1 characterized in that the housing (1) comprises a   articulation (14) allowing the front face to open.   3 / Device according to claim 1 characterized in that the four hooks (2) of   reception pivot on their axis (12).   4 / Device according to claim 1 characterized in that the: hook (5) pivots: by. / Device according to claim 1 characterized in that the foot (3) is articulated (16) on the back of the housing (1).   6 / Device according to claim 5 characterized in that the foot (3) is constituted by   a ring allowing it to slide on the part (10) of the wall support (15).   7 / Device according to the preceding claim characterized in that the support (10)   wall is made up of a bottle and a fixing bracket (15).   8 / Device according to claim 5 characterized in that the housing (1) comprises a   tongue (18) exerting pressure on the foot (3) in the wall position (fig. 2).   9 / Device according to claim 4 characterized in that a tongue (17) makes   pressure on the hook (5) and keeps it in the desired position.