SAFETY GRILL FOR STOVES.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- IT · IT
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- NICHETTO LUCA
- Filing Date
- 1998-10-09
- Publication Date
- 2002-03-19
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
AI Technical Summary
Frequent burns caused by hot liquids due to pots overturning or slipping from stoves, particularly affecting children and the elderly, are a common kitchen accident.
A ring is designed to be concentric with the stove's fire and fixed to the hob or pan support grill, preventing pots from overturning and slipping, with adjustable spacers and pins to accommodate different pot sizes, and a grid with retaining rings for various pot dimensions.
Prevents pots from overturning and slipping, thereby reducing the risk of burns from hot liquids, especially for vulnerable groups like children and the elderly.
Description
\JE V OOoS- 05 V / eScSU 000034 DESCRIPTION OF THE UTILITY MODEL TITLE: SAFETY GRILL FOR STOVES Among the accidents that occur in the kitchen, burns caused by boiling liquids caused by pots and pans tipping or slipping off the stove are frequent. Victims are generally children and the elderly. The aim of this invention is to prevent these accidents. Figure 1 shows the pot and pan. inserted into a ring concentric to the burner of the stove and fixed to the hob or to the pan support grid. The ring must be at a height such that even when pulling the pan it prevents it from tipping over and slipping. Figure 2 shows the grid that can be placed or fixed to the hob (like a grid already in use in kitchens) made up of a base frame on which the elements for resting the pans are fixed (1), in addition to these, there are pins (2) to which the pan support rings (3) can be coupled. The pins (2) must be fixed to the base frame so that the rings are concentric to the burners. The pan support rings are coupled to the pins (2) by means of spacers (4) which can be more or less long depending on the distance you want to keep the rings from the pan support grid.The rings (3) can have diameters proportionate to the size of the burners and reducing rings (5) can be attached to them as seen in figure 3, to make them suitable for pans of different sizes.
Claims
Claims 1) Safety grid for stovetops, fixed or placed on the hob; consisting of a metal frame with pan supports, like the grids currently in use, but with the addition of pan retaining rings concentric with the burners, into which pots and pans can be placed. 2) Safety grill with the above-mentioned feature, having the characteristic that the pan support grill must have 3 pins for each burner where the pan retaining rings are coupled and positioned in such a way that these are concentric with the burners. 3) Safety grill with the above-mentioned features, having the characteristic that the pot retaining rings are coupled to the pins by means of spacers which can be more or less long depending on the distance you want to keep between the rings and the surface on which the pots rest. 4) Safety grill with the above-mentioned characteristics, having the characteristic that the coupling between the grill that supports the pots, plugs, spacers and rings can occur in any way: integral with each other or totally or partially removable from each other. 5) Safety grill with the above features, having the characteristic that other rings of gradually smaller diameters can be attached to the rings with spacers so that they can adapt to pots of different sizes. 6) Safety grille with the above characteristics, having the feature that it can be made with any metal material, with rod, flat bar or with any type of profile. 7) Safety grill with the above-mentioned characteristics, with the feature that the pot holder rings can be of any geometric shape. 8) Safety grill for stoves in whole or in part as substantially described, illustrated and made for the purposes set out. Venice,