US20070144088A1 - Urinal Privacy Partition Mounting System - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to the field of partitioning and, more particularly, to a partition adapted for installation in a restroom between urinals.
- Partitions in public restrooms such as those mounted on restroom walls between urinals, are easily ripped from the wall because these partitions are only about 31 ⁇ 2 feet high and are attached solely to the wall, and not to the ceiling or the floor. Installing such partitions in this way makes cleaning the restroom floor easier than if such partitions extended all the way to the floor. Further, these types of partitions are less expensive than if they were to extend to the ceiling for support. These types of partitions are available from many sources, such as for example from Knickerbocker Partition Corporation in Freeport, N.Y.
- a typical partition between two urinals in a pubic restroom is mounted on a mounting plate with screws arranged in pairs on either side of the mounting plate.
- This arrangement creates a lever with the fulcrum at one of the screws and a moment arm the distance from the mounting plate to the front edge of the partition. Therefore, a small force applied to the front edge of the partition is magnified by the mechanical advantage of a lever.
- This magnified force typically results in screws which mount the partition to the restroom wall being pulled from whatever the screw is mounted to beneath the mounting plate. This can damage the backboard behind the partition and can damage ceramic tiles of the restroom wall. These and similar kinds of damage are unsightly and are expensive to repair.
- the present invention provides a flexible attachment for mounting a privacy partition adjacent a urinal in a public restroom.
- the flexible attachment allows the partition to be pushed out of position without pulling out the mounting screws.
- the flexible mounting arrangement includes a biasing means to move the partition back to its center or rest position, once the side pressure against the front edge is released.
- FIG. 1 is a top down view of the prior art system for mounting a privacy partition on a restroom wall adjacent to a urinal.
- FIG. 2 is a top down view of a system of the present invention for mounting a privacy partition to a restroom wall.
- FIG. 3 is a side section view of a mounting element of this invention.
- FIG. 4 is a top section view of a mounting element of this invention taken along section lines 4 - 4 of FIG.3 .
- FIG. 5 is a section view of a mounting element taken along section lines 5 - 5 of FIG. 3 .
- FIG. 6 is a section view of a mounting element taken along section lines 6 - 6 of FIG. 3 .
- FIG. 7 is a section view of a mounting element taken along section lines 7 - 7 of FIG. 3 .
- FIG. 8 is a detail view of a mounting element.
- FIG. 9 is a top detail view of a mounting element adapted to retrofitting an existing privacy partition.
- FIG. 10 is a from elevation view of a mounting element for retrofitting an existing privacy partition as with FIG.9 .
- FIG. 1 depicts a conventional urinal partition arrangement on either side of a urinal 100 including partitions 102 .
- the partition 102 is typically mounted to a restroom wall 20 made up of a backboard 13 and a veneer 14 , often ceramic tile.
- the partition 102 is mounted to the wall 20 with a mounting flange 74 attached with two or more screws 12 .
- the partition is illustrated in FIG. 1 with a lever arm length a and a distance between screws as a distance b.
- a lever arm length a a distance between screws as a distance b.
- the stress applied to the screw 12 ′ is multiplied by the mechanical advantage a:b, typically on the order of 20 : 2 , or tenfold.
- Very little force f is therefore required to pull the screw 12 ′ from the wall, and the resultant damage to the wall makes the subsequent repairs difficult and expensive since one cannot simply put a replacement screw back into the damaged portion of the wall.
- the present invention depicted in FIG. 2 , provides a flexible attachment 15 , which absorbs the force f applied to the outer edge 11 of a movable partition wall 46 in the direction shown, allowing the partition to be pushed out of its rest position without damage to the mounting hardware and the wall region to which the partition is mounted.
- FIG. 3 depicts the attachment 15 in an elevation section view
- FIG. 4 depicts the attachment in a top section view
- the attachment 15 includes a U-shaped bracket 16 which mates with a dovetail plate 18 .
- the dovetail plate mounts to the wall 20 by a single anchor screw 22 per attachment 15 .
- a pivot pin 24 is held between an upper leg 26 and a lower leg 28 of the bracket 16 .
- the pivot pin 24 also retains a second U-shaped hinge-part 31 . Together, the hinge-part 31 , the bracket 16 , and the accompanying structural element thus define a hinge 30 which freely rotates horizontally.
- the hinge 30 further comprises a spring-loaded ball detent 32 .
- the ball detent 32 urges the partition wall 46 to a quiescent position that is perpendicular to the wall 20 . It should now be appreciated that the pivot pin 24 defines the axis of rotation of the partition, and that this axis of rotation is between the partition and the detent mechanism.
- the pivot pin 24 is secured to the U-shaped bracket 16 by a pair of bearing washers 34 and 36 .
- a pair of slightly angled holes 38 and 40 through the hinge-part 31 provide passageways for a set of screws 42 and 44 which screw into a partition wall 46 . Further, the screws 42 and 44 hold the partition wall 46 against a bottom surface 48 of a cutout 50 of the hinge-part 31 .
- the screws 42 and 44 screw into the short side of the partition wall 46 so that they are not visible to the outer surfaces of the partition wall. This feature of the invention enhances the appearance of the flexible partition, and is also more sanitary than if the screw heads were exposed to the outside surface of the partition wall.
- a securing pin 52 extends through the pivot pin 24 , thereby preventing the pivot pin from slipping out.
- the bracket 16 further comprises a flexible tongue 54 which is integrally formed with the bracket 16 .
- a detent groove 56 defines the rest position for the ball detent 32 , while complementary ramp surfaces 58 and 60 urge the ball detent back to the detent groove 56 and the rest position.
- the axis of rotation of the partition is the pivot pin 24 .
- the dovetail plate 18 further includes a recessed area 62 and a notch 64 to receive the flexible tongue 54 .
- a countersunk hole 66 receives the anchor screw 22 to secure the assembly to the wall 20 .
- FIGS. 5, 6 , and 7 depict section views of the mount 15 along the respective section lines indicated in FIG. 3 and illustrate certain features of the present invention in more detail.
- two hinges 30 and brackets 16 are first mounted on the wall 46 ( FIGS. 3 and 4 ) and a corresponding pair of dove-tail plates are mounted to the wall 20 .
- the brackets 16 are then slid down over pre-installed dove-tail plates 18 .
- the tongue 54 is slightly depressed as the brackets slide down into position.
- the brackets 16 come to rest on a top 19 ( FIG. 3 ) of the dove-tail plates 18 , the tongues 54 snap into the recess 62 of plates 18 .
- This feature of the present invention prevents the entire assembly from being removed.
- the partition 46 may then be withdrawn from the bracket, which carries the hinges 30 along with the partition.
- a hook shaped tool (not shown) can be inserted into a notch 64 to pull the tongue 54 away from the recess 62 to allow the bracket 16 to be moved upwardly and away from the dove-tail plate.
- FIGS. 6 and 8 if force f is applied to the front edge of the partition wall as shown in FIG. 2 , the hinge 30 rotates around hinge pin 24 and spring-loaded detent ball 32 is forced out of the detent groove 56 .
- the ball rides up either the angled ramp 58 or the ramp 60 , as illustrated in FIG. 8 .
- the detent ball 32 is forced by the spring 68 to roll down ramp 58 or 60 , until ball comes to rest in the detent groove 56 .
- the partition wall is thus back in its “Q” or rest position, perpendicular to the restroom wall 20 .
- brackets with side flanges 74 such as those illustrated in FIG. 1 are unnecessary.
- the dove-tail mounting plate 18 may be mounted with a single screw 22 to the restroom wall.
- the screw 22 is out of sight, as are the screws 42 and 44 , which gives the entire partition attachment a streamlined look and makes cleaning theses parts easier.
- a dove-tail plate 18 a is equipped with two side flanges 80 and 82 .
- the side flanges have elongated holes 84 and 86 so that existing screw holes in the wall 20 may be used.
- a partition wall 46 a also has previously used screw holes or is otherwise not internally constructed to utilize screws 42 and 44 of the previous embodiment as shown in FIG. 4 .
- screws 88 and 90 can be used, if holes 92 and 94 in a hinge 30 a are provided.
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Abstract
A flexible attachment for mounting a privacy partition adjacent a urinal in a public restroom is provided. The flexible attachment allows the partition to be pushed out of position without pulling out the mounting screws. Further, the flexible mounting arrangement includes a biasing means to move the partition back to its center or rest position, once the side pressure against the front edge is released. In a preferred embodiment, the screws with which the attachment is affixed to a restroom wall and with which the partition is mounted to the attachment are hidden from view. In an alternative embodiment, in which a existing partition is retrofitted with the flexible attachment, screws with are visible on the exterior surfaces of the partition wall may be used.
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- The present invention relates generally to the field of partitioning and, more particularly, to a partition adapted for installation in a restroom between urinals.
- Partitions in public restrooms, such as those mounted on restroom walls between urinals, are easily ripped from the wall because these partitions are only about 3½ feet high and are attached solely to the wall, and not to the ceiling or the floor. Installing such partitions in this way makes cleaning the restroom floor easier than if such partitions extended all the way to the floor. Further, these types of partitions are less expensive than if they were to extend to the ceiling for support. These types of partitions are available from many sources, such as for example from Knickerbocker Partition Corporation in Freeport, N.Y.
- A typical partition between two urinals in a pubic restroom is mounted on a mounting plate with screws arranged in pairs on either side of the mounting plate. This arrangement creates a lever with the fulcrum at one of the screws and a moment arm the distance from the mounting plate to the front edge of the partition. Therefore, a small force applied to the front edge of the partition is magnified by the mechanical advantage of a lever. This magnified force typically results in screws which mount the partition to the restroom wall being pulled from whatever the screw is mounted to beneath the mounting plate. This can damage the backboard behind the partition and can damage ceramic tiles of the restroom wall. These and similar kinds of damage are unsightly and are expensive to repair.
- Thus, there remains a need for a system for mounting a partition to a restroom wall, particularly of the kind just described, which will reduce the likelihood of such damage occurring. The present invention is directed to fulfilling this need in the art.
- The present invention provides a flexible attachment for mounting a privacy partition adjacent a urinal in a public restroom. The flexible attachment allows the partition to be pushed out of position without pulling out the mounting screws. Further, the flexible mounting arrangement includes a biasing means to move the partition back to its center or rest position, once the side pressure against the front edge is released.
- These and other features and advantages of the present invention will be readily apparent to those of skill in the art from a review of the following detailed description along with the accompanying drawing figures.
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FIG. 1 is a top down view of the prior art system for mounting a privacy partition on a restroom wall adjacent to a urinal. -
FIG. 2 is a top down view of a system of the present invention for mounting a privacy partition to a restroom wall. -
FIG. 3 is a side section view of a mounting element of this invention. -
FIG. 4 is a top section view of a mounting element of this invention taken along section lines 4-4 ofFIG.3 . -
FIG. 5 is a section view of a mounting element taken along section lines 5-5 ofFIG. 3 . -
FIG. 6 is a section view of a mounting element taken along section lines 6-6 ofFIG. 3 . -
FIG. 7 is a section view of a mounting element taken along section lines 7-7 ofFIG. 3 . -
FIG. 8 is a detail view of a mounting element. -
FIG. 9 is a top detail view of a mounting element adapted to retrofitting an existing privacy partition. -
FIG. 10 is a from elevation view of a mounting element for retrofitting an existing privacy partition as withFIG.9 . - So that the objects and advantages of the present invention may be understood more fully, reference is first made to
FIGS. 1 and 2 .FIG. 1 depicts a conventional urinal partition arrangement on either side of a urinal 100 includingpartitions 102. Thepartition 102 is typically mounted to arestroom wall 20 made up of abackboard 13 and aveneer 14, often ceramic tile. Thepartition 102 is mounted to thewall 20 with amounting flange 74 attached with two ormore screws 12. - The partition is illustrated in
FIG. 1 with a lever arm length a and a distance between screws as a distance b. Thus, if someone presses against afront edge 11 of the partition with a force f, then the stress applied to thescrew 12′ is multiplied by the mechanical advantage a:b, typically on the order of 20:2, or tenfold. Very little force f is therefore required to pull thescrew 12′ from the wall, and the resultant damage to the wall makes the subsequent repairs difficult and expensive since one cannot simply put a replacement screw back into the damaged portion of the wall. - The present invention, depicted in
FIG. 2 , provides aflexible attachment 15, which absorbs the force f applied to theouter edge 11 of amovable partition wall 46 in the direction shown, allowing the partition to be pushed out of its rest position without damage to the mounting hardware and the wall region to which the partition is mounted. - Referring to
FIGS. 3 and 4 , such anattachment 15 is illustrated in detail.FIG. 3 depicts theattachment 15 in an elevation section view andFIG. 4 depicts the attachment in a top section view. Theattachment 15 includes aU-shaped bracket 16 which mates with adovetail plate 18. The dovetail plate, in turn, mounts to thewall 20 by asingle anchor screw 22 perattachment 15. Apivot pin 24 is held between anupper leg 26 and alower leg 28 of thebracket 16. Thepivot pin 24 also retains a second U-shaped hinge-part 31. Together, the hinge-part 31, thebracket 16, and the accompanying structural element thus define ahinge 30 which freely rotates horizontally. - The
hinge 30 further comprises a spring-loaded ball detent 32. The ball detent 32 urges thepartition wall 46 to a quiescent position that is perpendicular to thewall 20. It should now be appreciated that thepivot pin 24 defines the axis of rotation of the partition, and that this axis of rotation is between the partition and the detent mechanism. - The
pivot pin 24 is secured to the U-shapedbracket 16 by a pair ofbearing washers angled holes part 31 provide passageways for a set ofscrews partition wall 46. Further, thescrews partition wall 46 against abottom surface 48 of acutout 50 of the hinge-part 31. Thescrews partition wall 46 so that they are not visible to the outer surfaces of the partition wall. This feature of the invention enhances the appearance of the flexible partition, and is also more sanitary than if the screw heads were exposed to the outside surface of the partition wall. - A securing
pin 52 extends through thepivot pin 24, thereby preventing the pivot pin from slipping out. Thebracket 16 further comprises aflexible tongue 54 which is integrally formed with thebracket 16. Adetent groove 56 defines the rest position for the ball detent 32, whilecomplementary ramp surfaces detent groove 56 and the rest position. Recall that the axis of rotation of the partition is thepivot pin 24. Thus, as the ball detent 32 rides up theramp surface 58 or theramp surface 60, the force required to rotate the partition diminishes as the angle between the partition and the bathroom wall diminishes. - The
dovetail plate 18 further includes arecessed area 62 and anotch 64 to receive theflexible tongue 54. Acountersunk hole 66 receives theanchor screw 22 to secure the assembly to thewall 20. -
FIGS. 5, 6 , and 7 depict section views of themount 15 along the respective section lines indicated inFIG. 3 and illustrate certain features of the present invention in more detail. For installation of a flexible partition wall in accordance with the present invention, twohinges 30 andbrackets 16 are first mounted on the wall 46 (FIGS. 3 and 4 ) and a corresponding pair of dove-tail plates are mounted to thewall 20. Thebrackets 16 are then slid down over pre-installed dove-tail plates 18. During this process, thetongue 54 is slightly depressed as the brackets slide down into position. When thebrackets 16 come to rest on a top 19 (FIG. 3 ) of the dove-tail plates 18, thetongues 54 snap into therecess 62 ofplates 18. This feature of the present invention prevents the entire assembly from being removed. In order to remove theflexible attachment 15 from thewall 20, it is necessary to first remove thepin 52. This permits the removal of thehinge pin 24, which simply slide straight down. Thepartition 46 may then be withdrawn from the bracket, which carries thehinges 30 along with the partition. Then, a hook shaped tool (not shown) can be inserted into anotch 64 to pull thetongue 54 away from therecess 62 to allow thebracket 16 to be moved upwardly and away from the dove-tail plate. - Now referring to
FIGS. 6 and 8 , if force f is applied to the front edge of the partition wall as shown inFIG. 2 , thehinge 30 rotates aroundhinge pin 24 and spring-loadeddetent ball 32 is forced out of thedetent groove 56. The ball rides up either theangled ramp 58 or theramp 60, as illustrated inFIG. 8 . After release of the force f against thepartition wall 56, thedetent ball 32 is forced by thespring 68 to roll downramp detent groove 56. The partition wall is thus back in its “Q” or rest position, perpendicular to therestroom wall 20. - Because the force necessary to overcome the
detent 32 is relatively small, brackets withside flanges 74 such as those illustrated inFIG. 1 are unnecessary. Thus, the dove-tail mounting plate 18 may be mounted with asingle screw 22 to the restroom wall. Thescrew 22 is out of sight, as are thescrews - However, where existing partition walls are to be retrofitted with this
new attachment 15 to prevent further wall damage, existing screw holes in the wall must be covered up or even used, as illustrated inFIGS. 9 and 10 . In this embodiment of the present invention, a dove-tail plate 18a is equipped with twoside flanges holes wall 20 may be used. Apartition wall 46a also has previously used screw holes or is otherwise not internally constructed to utilizescrews FIG. 4 . In this embodiment, screws 88 and 90 can be used, ifholes hinge 30 a are provided.
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1. A privacy partition adapted for mounting on a restroom wall adjacent to a urinal, the partition comprising:
a. a partition wall having a resting position extending away from the restroom wall;
b. mounting hardware for mounting the partition wall to the restroom wall; and
c. an axially moveable hinge between the partition wall and the mounting hardware.
2. The partition of claim 1 , wherein the mounting hardware includes a single screw for securing the mounting hardware to the restroom wall.
3. The partition of claim 1 , further comprising a dovetail plate for securing the mounting hardware to the restroom wall; and a U-shaped bracket for retaining the partition wall and for sliding engagement with the dovetail plate.
4. The partition of claim 3 , further comprising a recess in the dovetail plate; and a flexible tongue in the bracket that fits into the recess to hold the bracket in the dovetail plate.
5. The partition of claim 1 , further comprising a vertically disposed pivot pin in the hinge providing an axis of rotation for the partition wall; and a securing pin adapted to retain the pivot pin in the hinge.
6. The partition of claim 3 , wherein the U-shaped bracket defines a first arm on one side of the partition wall, a second arm on the other side of the partition wall, and a bracket bottom between the arms.
7. The partition of claim 6 , further comprising a pair of mounting screws extending through the bracket bottom into the partition wall.
8. The partition of claim 1 , further comprising means in the hinge to urge the partition wall to a rest position extending away from the restroom wall.
9. The partition of claim 8 , wherein the urging means comprises a detent groove; a ramp extending from the detent groove; and a spring loaded detent ball defining the resting position of the partition wall with the ball in the detent groove.
10. A rotatable privacy partition adapted for mounting on a restroom wall adjacent to a urinal, the partition comprising:
a. a partition wall having a resting position extending away from the restroom wall;
b. mounting hardware for mounting the partition wall to the restroom wall; and
c. an axially moveable hinge between the partition wall and the mounting hardware, wherein the resting position is defined by means in the hinge to urge the partition wall to the rest position, the urging means comprising
a detent groove;
i. a ramp extending from the detent groove; and
ii. a spring loaded detent ball defining the resting position of the partition wall with the ball in the detent groove.
11. The partition of claim 10 , further comprising a dovetail plate for securing the mounting hardware to the restroom wall; and a U-shaped bracket for retaining the partition wall and for sliding engagement with the dovetail plate, and wherein the mounting hardware includes a single screw for securing the mounting hardware to the restroom wall, the screw hidden from view by the bracket.
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