AU2005202286A1 - A built-under sink - Google Patents
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AUSTRALIA
Patents Act 1990 COMPLETE SPECIFICATION STANDARD PATENT Applicant(s): BLANCO GmbH Co KG Invention Title: A BUILT-UNDER SINK The following statement is a full description of this invention, including the best method of performing it known to me/us: -2- A BUILT-UNDER SINK The present invention relates to a built-under sink for mounting on a lower Csurface of a work top wherein the built-under sink comprises a mounting flange which rests against the work top in the installed state of the built-under
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(-i C Such built-under sinks are known from the state of the art.
C 10 For the purposes of mounting the known built-under sinks on the lower surface of the work top, there is used a retaining clamp which is supported on a lower surface of the mounting flange of the built-under sink by means of a first arm and on the lower surface of the work top by means of a second arm, and it is tightened against the work top by means of a fixing screw which is screwed into a mounting hole in the lower surface of the work top, whereby the arm of the retaining clamp resting against the lower surface of the mounting flange presses the mounting flange against the lower surface of the work top.
The object of the present invention is to provide a built-under sink of the type mentioned hereinabove which is mountable on the work top in a secure and space-saving manner.
In accordance with the invention, this object is achieved in the case of a builtunder sink having the features mentioned in the preamble of Claim 1 in that the mounting flange is provided with at least one fixing means recess for the passage of a fixing means through the mounting flange.
The concept underlying the solution in accordance with the invention is thus that of permitting the fixing means used for mounting the built-under sink on the lower surface of the work top to pass directly through the mounting flange instead of arranging the fixing means laterally adjacent to but outside the H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -3mounting flange such as to be effective indirectly on the mounting flange via an additional retaining clamp.
CThe solution in accordance with the invention offers the advantage that the fixing means transfers the retaining force directly to the mounting flange so 00that an additional mounting element in the form of a retaining clamp is not
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Snecessary. In consequence, the built-under sink in accordance with the C invention is particularly easy to install.
C 10 Furthermore, particularly reliable retention of the built-under sink on the lower surface of the work top is obtained because the retaining force of the fixing means is effective directly on the mounting flange.
Moreover, a particularly small amount of space is needed for the mounting of the built-under sink in accordance with the invention since the fixing means is not arranged on the work top laterally adjacent to and outside the mounting flange, but rather, it penetrates the fixing means recess in the mounting flange.
Consequently, for the purposes of mounting the built-under sink in accordance with the invention, no additional space adjacent to but outside the mounting flange is needed on the lower surface of the work top.
If the built-under sink is built into a base unit cupboard, it can thus have larger external dimensions for a same size of base unit.
Furthermore, the built-under sink in accordance with the invention is adjustable in a particularly precise manner during the mounting thereof on the work top.
H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -4- The mounting flange of the built-under sink can rest directly or indirectly on the work top in the installed state, for example, through the intermediary of a sealing element arranged therebetween.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, provision is made for the 00 mounting flange to be provided with a plurality of fixing means recesses.
SHereby, provision may be made for at least one of the fixing means recesses 0 to be in the form of a through-hole which is spaced from an outer edge of the N 10 built-under sink.
As an alternative or in addition thereto, provision may be made for at least one of the fixing means recesses to open into an outer edge of the built-under sink.
Hereby, provision may be made, in particular, for at least one of the fixing means recesses to be in the form of a through-slot.
This formation of the fixing means recess offers the advantage that the position of the fixing means is not precisely fixed relative to the fixing means recess in the installed state of the built-under sink, but rather, it can be altered by means of a relative displacement of the built-under sink relative to the fixing means (or relative to a blind hole in the work top into which the fixing means is screwed) in a direction running transversely to the outer edge of the mounting flange in order to be able to compensate for tolerances arising during the process of producing the fixing means recess in the mounting flange and/or tolerances arising during the process of producing the blind hole in the work top.
Claim 6 is directed towards a combination of a built-under sink in accordance with the invention and at least one fixing means which, in the installed state H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\PS6961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 of the built-under sink, extends through a fixing means recess in the builtunder sink.
c In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the fixing means is threaded.
00 In particular, the fixing means can be in the form of a fixing screw, preferably, c- a plate screw.
Furthermore, provision is made in a preferred embodiment of the invention for C 10 the combination of the built-under sink and the at least one fixing means to also comprise at least one backing element via which, in the installed state of the built-under sink, the at least one fixing means rests against the mounting flange of the built-under sink.
In particular, this backing element can be in the form of a bedplate or a washer.
Furthermore, the combination may comprise at least one locking nut into which, in the installed state of the built-under sink, the at least one fixing means is inserted.
Claim 13 is directed towards a combination of a work top, a built-under sink in accordance with the invention for mounting on a lower surface of the work top and at least one fixing means which, in the installed state of the built-under sink, extends through a fixing means recess in the built-under sink.
The work top of this combination preferably comprises at least one blind hole which, in the installed state of the built-under sink, at least partly accommodates the fixing means.
In order to prevent liquid getting into the region below the work top through a space between the built-under sink and the work top, provision can be made H:\Linda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -6for a sealing element, in particular a coating consisting of a sealing compound, preferably a silicone sealing compound, which is arranged between the work Stop and the mounting flange of the built-under sink.
Thus, in this case, the mounting flange of the built-under sink is not directly in o00 contact with the lower surface of the work top, but rather, indirectly via the Ssealing element.
SIn the installed state of the built-under sink, the fixing means of the built- S 10 under sink in accordance with the invention is preferably located entirely within the vertical projection of the mounting flange of the built-under sink.
In particular, the mounting of the built-under sink in accordance with the invention on the lower surface of the work top can be effected in that the fixing element is arranged directly on the mounting flange of the built-under sink and is pressed together with a plug into a blind hole in the lower surface of the work top, whereby the fixing element, for example a plate screw, is then screwed into the plug. Hereby, a spring washer can be arranged between the head of the fixing element, in particular the plate screw, and the mounting flange of the built-under sink.
Further features and advantages of the invention form the subject matter of the following description and the graphical illustration of exemplary embodiments.
In the drawings: Fig. 1 shows a schematic cross section through a built-under sink which is mounted on the lower surface of a work top, Fig. 2 an enlarged illustration of the region I in Fig. 1; H:\Linda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -7- Fig. 3 a plan view from below of a mounting flange of the built-under sink depicted in Figs. 1 and 2, as seen along the arrow 3 in Fig.
2; Fig. 4 a plan view from above of the built-under sink depicted in Figs. 1 00oO to 3; Fig. 5 a schematic section through a sink assembly comprising two Sbuilt-under sinks mounted on the lower surface of a work top and C 10 a mixer tap; Fig. 6 a schematic cross section corresponding to that of Fig. 2 through a second embodiment of a built-under sink which is mounted on the lower surface of a work top; Fig. 7 a schematic plan view from below of a mounting flange of the built-under sink depicted in Fig. 6 as seen in the direction of the arrow 7 in Fig. 6.
Similar or functionally equivalent elements are designated by the same reference symbols in all the Figures.
A built-under sink 100 as illustrated in Fig. 4 comprises a substantially horizontal base 102 having a waste-outlet opening 104 formed therein, four side walls 106 extending substantially vertically upwards of which one is provided with an overflow opening 108, and also a mounting flange 110 which surrounds the top edges of the side walls and extends substantially horizontally outwards from these top edges.
The mounting flange 110 is provided with a plurality of fixing means recesses 112 which are mutually spaced around the periphery of the mounting flange H:\Lnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -8and extend through the mounting flange 110 from a lower surface 114 of the mounting flange 110 up to an upper surface 116 of the mounting flange 110.
N As can be seen from Fig. 4 for example, four such fixing means recesses 112 can be provided, these preferably being arranged in the four corner regions of
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C In the embodiment illustrated in Figs. 1 to 5, the fixing means recesses 112 Sare in the form of through-holes 113 having a substantially circular cross N 10 section.
These through-holes 113 are inwardly spaced from the outer edge 118 of the mounting flange 110.
The built-under sink 100 is envisaged for mounting on the lower surface 120 of a work top 122 which comprises a cut-out 126 corresponding to the upper inlet opening 124 of the built-under sink 100 that is surrounded by the mounting flange 110. Prior to the process of mounting the built-under sink 100, the lower surface 120 of the work top 122 is provided with substantially vertically extending blind holes 128 which, in regard to the number and arrangement thereof, correspond to the fixing means recesses 112 in the mounting flange 110 of the built-under sink 100.
Into each of these blind holes 128, there is inserted a plug or a locking nut 130 which, in regard to the diameter and length thereof, is adapted to those of the appertaining blind hole 128.
For example, naturally coloured locking nuts made of a nylon material and having the dimensions 5 x 12 mm can be used.
Subsequently, the built-under sink 100 is placed in its mounting position on the work top 122 wherein the upper surface 116 of the basin flange 110 rests H:\Linda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -9on the lower surface 120 of the work top 122 and the fixing means recesses 112 are aligned substantially coaxially with respect to the blind holes 128 in the work top 122.
Before the built-under sink 100 is placed in its mounting position, the upper oo surface 116 of the basin flange 110 and/or the lower surface 120 of the work C top 122 can be provided with a coating 131 consisting of a sealing material, C and in particular, a silicone sealing compound so that, in this case, the mounting flange 110 does not rest directly on the work top 122, but rather, C 10 via the sealing coating 131.
Thereafter, a fixing means 132 in the form of a fixing screw 134 is inserted from below, with the thread in front, into the respectively associated fixing means recess 112 and the external thread thereof is screwed into the internal thread of the locking nut 130.
Hereby, prior to the introduction of the fixing screw 134 into the fixing means recess 112, a backing element 136 provided with a through-hole for the shank of the fixing screw 134 and in the form of a substantially rectangular bedplate 138 is placed on the shank of the fixing screw 134 so that, when the fixing screw 134 is screwed into the locking nut 130, the bedplate 138 is pressed against the lower surface 114 of the mounting flange 110 by the head 140 of the fixing screw 134 so that, in the installed state of the built-under sink 100 illustrated in Figs. 1 to 3, the head 140 of each fixing screw 134 rests on the lower surface 114 of the mounting flange 110 via the respectively associated bedplate 138 and hence the contact force exerted by the fixing screw 134 is transferred via the bedplate 138 directly to the mounting flange 110 of the built-under sink 100.
After all the fixing screws 134 have been screwed into the locking nuts 130 in the respectively associated blind holes 128 and tightened against the lower H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 surface 120 of the work top 122, the mounting of the built-under sink 100 on the work top 122 is accomplished.
cIn particular, fixing screws 134 in the form of galvanized plate screws having the dimensions 4.0 x 20 mm can be used.
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SIn particular, bedplates 138 in the form of spring washers M5 in accordance C with the DIN standard DIN 6796 can be used.
C 10 As an alternative thereto, provision can also be made for bedplates 138 consisting of a resilient material, such as hard rubber for example, to be used.
The built-under sink 100 can be formed from any material, and in particular from a metallic material, preferably from a high-grade steel material, or from a synthetic material, from a ceramic material or from a composite material.
The fixing means recesses 112 can be formed in the mounting flange 110 at the manufacturing stage thereof or they can be produced after the production of the mounting flange 110, for example by boring or punching out the mounting flange 110.
Fig. 5 shows a complete built-under sink assembly which, in addition to a built-under sink 100 of the type described above, also comprises a second, smaller auxiliary built-under sink 100' which likewise comprises a mounting flange 110 provided with fixing means recesses 112 and is mounted on the lower surface 120 of the work top 122 in the manner described hereinabove.
Furthermore, the built-under sink assembly also comprises an armature, a mixer tap 143 for example, which is arranged on the upper surface 142 of the work top 122.
H:\Lnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 11- The work top 122 is supported by the side walls 144 of a base unit cabinet 146 for the sink assembly.
A second embodiment of a built-under sink 100 for mounting on the lower surface 120 of a work top 122 which is illustrated in Figs. 6 and 7 differs from 00oO the previously described first embodiment only in that the fixing means C recesses 112 are not formed by through-holes 110 spaced from the outer N edge 118 of the mounting flange 110 as was the case in the first embodiment, Sbut instead, they are in the form of slots 148 which extend through the N 10 mounting flange 110 from the lower surface 114 of the mounting flange 110 to the upper surface 116 thereof and also extend outwardly to the outer edge 118 of the mounting flange 110 and open into this edge. In the plan view as seen from below (see Fig. each of these slots 148 has a substantially Ushaped cross section incorporating two lateral bounding surfaces 150 extending substantially perpendicularly inwardly from the outer edge 118 of the mounting flange 110 and a substantially semi-circularly curved bounding surface 152 at the inner end portion of the slot 148 where the fixing means 132 penetrates the slot 148.
This embodiment offers the advantage that the position of the fixing means 132 relative to the fixing means recess 122 is not precisely fixed in the installed state of the built-under sink 100 but can be altered by a relative displacement of the built-under sink 100 relative to the fixing means 132 (or relative to the blind hole 128 in the work top 122 into which the fixing means 132 is inserted) in a direction running transverse to the outer edge 118 of the mounting flange 110 in order to be able to compensate for tolerances arising during the process of producing the fixing means recess 112 in the mounting flange 110 and/or the tolerances arising during the process of producing the blind holes 128 in the work top 122.
In all other respects, the second embodiment illustrated in Figs. 6 and 7 corresponds to that of the first embodiment illustrated in Figs. 1 to 5 in regard H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 r -12to the construction and functioning thereof, and so to this extent, reference is made to the preceding description.
N1 In the claims which follow and in the preceding description of the invention, except where the context requires otherwise due to express language or 00 necessary implication, the word "comprise" or variations such as "comprises" Cor "comprising" is used in an inclusive sense, i.e. to specify the presence of C-i the stated features but not to preclude the presence or addition of further features in various embodiments of the invention.
CN It is to be understood that, if any prior art publication is referred to herein, such reference does not constitute an admission that the publication forms a part of the common general knowledge in the art, in Australia or any other country.
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13- THE CLAIMS DEFINING THE INVENTION ARE AS FOLLOWS: I 1. A built-under sink for mounting on a lower surface (120) of a work top (122) comprising a mounting flange (110) which rests against the work INO oO top (122) in the installed state of the built-under sink (100), Scharacterized C-i in that the mounting flange (110) is provided with at least one fixing Smeans recess (112) for the passage of a fixing means (132) through C 10 the mounting flange (110), 2. A built-under sink in accordance with Claim 1, characterized in that the mounting flange (110) is provided with a plurality of fixing means recesses (112). 3. A built-under sink in accordance with either of the Claims 1 or 2, characterized in that at least one of the fixing means recesses (112) is in the form of a through-hole (113) which is spaced from an outer edge (118) of the built-under sink (100). 4. A built-under sink in accordance with any of the Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that at least one of the fixing means recesses (112) opens into an outer edge (118) of the built-under sink (100). 5. A built-under sink in accordance with Claim 4, characterized in that at least one of the fixing means recesses (112) is in the form of a through-slot (148). 6. A combination of a built-under sink (100) in accordance with any of the Claims 1 to 5 and at least one fixing means (132) which, in the installed state of the built-under sink (100), extends through a fixing means recess (112) in the built-under sink (100). H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 -14- S7. A combination in accordance with Claim 6, characterized in that the fixing means (132) is threaded. 8. A combination in accordance with Claim 7, characterized in that the 00 fixing means (132) is in the form of a fixing screw (134). C 9. A combination in accordance with Claim 8, characterized in that the Sfixing means (132) is in the form of a plate screw. (N A combination in accordance with any of the Claims 6 to 9, characterized in that the combination comprises at least one backing element (136) via which, in the installed state of the built-under sink (100), the at least one fixing means (132) bears against the mounting flange (110) of the built-under sink (100). 11. A combination in accordance with Claim 10, characterized in that the backing element (136) is in the form of a bedplate (138) or a washer. 12. A combination in accordance with any of the Claims 6 to 11, characterized in that the combination comprises at least one locking nut (130) into which, in the installed state of the built-under sink (100), the at least one fixing means (132) is screwed. 13. A combination of a work top (122), a built-under sink (100) for mounting on a lower surface (120) of the work top (122) in accordance with any of the Claims 1 to 5 and at least one fixing means (132) which, in the installed state of the built-under sink (100), extends through a fixing means recess (112) in the built-under sink (100).
14. A combination in accordance with Claim 13, characterized in that the work top (122) comprises at least one blind hole (128) which, in the H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05 installed state of the built-under sink (100), at least partially accommodates the fixing means (132). C 15. A combination in accordance with either of the Claims 13 or 14, characterized in that a sealing element, in particular a coating (131) \D 00 consisting of a sealing compound, preferably a silicone sealing C compound, is arranged between the work top (122) and the mounting N flange (110) of the built-under sink (100). N 10 Dated this 25th day of May 2005 BLANCO GmbH Co KG By their Patent Attorneys GRIFFITH HACK Fellows Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia H:\Llnda\Keep\spec\P56961 A 101 364 f.doc 25/05/05
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