Container closure for wall mounting

Abstract

Container closure for wall mounting, characterized in that a container to be closed is inserted by hand at an angle into a conical elastic plug 2 which is guided below a horizontal board 3 the bracket is firmly mounted. The container is then guided towards the bracket. A rounded horizontal rail 5 on the holder below the container pushes the container upwards into a vertical position so that the opening in the plug 2 pressed and completely closes the container. The curve of the rail is flattened at the end 6 , so that the container' both below and through the plug 2 stable in the wall mount 4 The container can be removed from the wall bracket by pulling it out. 4 be solved

Description

[0001] Conventional container closures, such as those used on spice racks, are equipped with a screw or bayonet closure. The present invention takes a different approach to closure design.

[0002] Above the container, usually made of glass, the wall bracket has a horizontal board 3 under which a conical elastic plug 2 A board as a body 4 is used for wall mounting and connects the upper horizontal board with the lower support rail 5 . The plug 2 serves as a closure for the container, which is pressed diagonally onto the plug by hand. However, the lower part of the wall bracket has a rounded retaining rail at the front. 5which guides the opening further into the plug when the container is inserted. At the end of this insertion process, the container is held in place at the bottom by the rail, because the holding rail is slightly horizontal towards the body. 6 The container is firmly connected to the wall mount by the stopper at the top, the pressure applied to the glass opening, and the retaining rail. The stopper seals the container airtight. The container can be removed from the wall mount by simply pulling it out.

[0003] The advantage of this invention is that the containers can be closed by simply pushing them into the shelf with one hand and no turning movements are necessary. Key to symbols: Fig. Plugging process 1st position Fig. 2 Plugging process 2nd position Fig. Container firmly in wall bracket 1 container 2 elastic plugs 3 Horizontal board 4 Corpus 5 Holding rail 6. horizontal rail section

Claims

[1] Container closure for wall mounting, characterized by that a container to be closed' is inserted by hand at an angle into a conical elastic plug 2 which is guided below a horizontal board 3 the bracket is firmly mounted. The container is then guided towards the bracket. A rounded horizontal rail 5 on the holder below the container pushes the container upwards into a vertical position so that the opening in the plug 2 pressed and completely closes the container. The curve of the rail is flattened at the end 6 , so that the container' both below and through the plug 2 stable in the wall mount 4 The container can be removed from the wall bracket by pulling it out. 4 be solved [2] Container closure for wall mounting, characterized by that the wall mount 4is designed as a shelf and several containers can be placed next to each other.

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