Geberit Technik Ag

Geberit International Ag

Alfred Mahler

Peter Schmucki

Silvio Marti

Harald Eisen

Simon Bachmann

A drainage fitting () for a cistern, including a valve body () with a sealing element (), which cooperates with a valve seat (), and a float (), wherein the valve body () is movable with the sealing element () from the valve seat () along a movement axis (B) from a rest position into a flushing position and from the flushing position into the rest position. Furthermore the drainage fitting comprises a full and a part volume control unit which onto the valve body.

Drainage fitting for a cistern

The discharge valve has a valve housing () which has an outlet opening with a valve seat () and also a closure body (). A two-quantity actuator () has a connecting rod () which is connected to the closure body () and by means of which the closure body () can optionally be raised by different displacement distances. A top activatable partial-quantity float () is provided for partial flushing and a bottom, full-quantity float (), which is mounted in a pivotable manner on the valve housing (), is provided for full flushing. The full-quantity float () has a blocking element () which, once partial flushing has been triggered, engages with the closure body () and blocks the latter against further displacement. This prevents the situation where, once partial flushing has been triggered, the closure body () is raised further and full flushing takes place.

Discharge valve for a flushing cistern

The framework has at least one vertical support column (3), into which a telescopically height-adjustable foot (4) connected to the support column (3) is inserted. An approximate presetting and subsequently a fine height adjustment are possible by means of a height-adjustable adjusting member (15), which is self-supporting at the foot (4).

Framework, especially for fastening plumbing units

The wall support including at least one connecting piece arranged at the mounting frame and a fastening part fixed to a free end of the connecting piece. The fastening part is to be fixed at a building wall. The connecting piece grips into an opening of a hollow profile of the mounting frame and is arranged at a pre-mountable insertion piece, disposed behind this opening in the hollow profile. The insertion piece and the connecting piece form preferably a unit, which is locked into a bore of the hollow profile.

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Jona, Switzerland

Alfred Mahler