Compact Drain Assembly for Sinks and the Like

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-02-19
ELLECI
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[0007]The aim of the invention is to eliminate the drawbacks mentioned above by providing a compact drain assembly for sinks and the like which allows to reduce d

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Another drawback further consists in that it is necessary to provi

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[0020]With reference to the figures, the compact drain assembly for sinks and the like, generally designated by the reference numeral 1, comprises a bowl element 2, which can be applied hermetically to a sink and the like, generally designated by the reference numeral 3, preferably at the region between the two bowls 4 of a sink or, in the case of a single-bowl sink, on the side of a bowl 4.

[0021]The bowl element 2 is provided with a sealing gasket 10, which acts on the outer surface of the sink 3 so as to optimize the hermetic coupling.

[0022]The sink 3 is connected to a drain duct 11, which is provided so that it has a drain duct 11 for each bowl 4.

[0023]In the case of two bowls, as shown schematically in FIG. 1, there are two ducts 11, which are mutually separated by a partition wall 13 which substantially divides the region arranged between the two bowls.

[0024]A peculiar feature of the invention consists in that each drain duct 11 is connected to a respective bowl 4 by means of a...

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Abstract

A compact drain assembly for sinks and the like, comprising at least one drain duct which can be coupled hermetically at a drain hole which is provided at least at the lateral surface of a sink and has at least one portion which is at the same level as, or lower than, the bottom of the sink. An element for closing the drain is further provided which affects the drain duct.

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[0001]The present invention relates to a compact drain assembly for sinks and the like.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]As is known, sinks and the like have a drain assembly which is generally provided by means of a drain pipe or the like which is connected to a hole provided at the bottom of each bowl of the sink and the like.[0003]The overflow safety drain duct must then be connected to the drain pipe and requires the provision on the sink of an additional hole, which is generally provided a few centimeters from the upper rim of the sink.[0004]With this embodiment, therefore, it is necessary to use under the bottom of the sink an underlying space which is usually larger than 120 mm.[0005]Moreover, the placement of the overflow requires providing a hole in the bowl for inserting the drain inlet, setting a maximum level in the bowl which is not variable in any manner.[0006]Another drawback further consists in that it is necessary to provide several elements, which cause difficulties...

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IPC IPC(8): E03C1/23
CPCE03C1/232E03C1/2304
Inventor TRAVERSA, GIANCARLOTRAVERSA, GIORGIO DAVIDEGISELICO, DANILO
Owner ELLECI
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