Geberit Technik Ag

Geberit International Ag

Alois Diethelm

Maurus Zwicker

Rolf Weiss

Martin Niederberger

Juanes Braulio

Reto Tremp

Felix Imo Preisig

Marco Steg

Peter Hauri

Rita RÜPPEL

Felix Preisig

Scott Derbyshire

Nathalia Montani

Andreas Helbling

Daniel MÄCHLER

Guido Pfister

A fastening system for the fastening of a sanitary article comprising a carrier element, at least one upper stop portion which lies on the carrier element and which strikes against an upper stop of the sanitary article, at least one lower stop portion which lies on the carrier element and which strikes against a lower stop of the sanitary article, and at least one clamping element. At least one of the stop portions is mounted on the carrier element so as to be displaceable with respect to the carrier element, and is connected to the at least one clamping element in such a way that, as a result of actuation of the clamping element, the stop portion can be displaced in a direction of actuation such that the two stop portions can be braced between the two stops of the sanitary article.

Securing system for securing a sanitary article

A connection device for a toilet bowl, comprising a carrier arrangement which can be connected to the toilet bowl in a displaceable manner. The device has a first bearing point in which a flushing pipe is mounted, and a second bearing point in which an outflow pipe is mounted. The flushing pipe can be connected to a flushing water line which is arranged in a positionally fixed manner on site The outflow pipe can be connected to a waste water line which is arranged in a positionally fixed manner on site, and can be connected to a waste water outflow which is arranged on the toilet bowl side.

Connection device for a toilet bowl

A connection device for connecting a sanitary article to a connection structure which is fixedly predefined on site and which has at least one conduit which is arranged in a positionally fixed manner on site. The device comprises a bearing element having at least one bearing-side pipeline portion, which pipeline portion is arranged on the bearing element and is configured for water-conducting connection to the positionally fixedly arranged on-site conduit and for water-conducting connection to a sanitary-article-side connection point. For the adjustment of the position, in particular of the height position, of the sanitary article with respect to the connection structure which is fixedly predefined on site, the bearing element is arranged displaceable on the sanitary article such that it can be displaced along an adjustment movement relative to the sanitary article.

Connection system for a sanitary article

The discharge valve for a flushing cistern () has a main valve (V) with a main valve body () which forms a piston above which a relief chamber () is arranged. By means of a first auxiliary valve (HV), the relief chamber () can be emptied, at least in part, in order to trigger flushing. By means of a second auxiliary valve (HV), the relief chamber () can be flooded in order to interrupt flushing. The first auxiliary valve (HV) and the second auxiliary valve (HV) have a common auxiliary valve body () which, when flushing is triggered, releases the valve opening () of the first auxiliary valve (HV) and closes the valve opening () of the second auxiliary valve (HV). A valve seat () of the first auxiliary valve (HV) and a valve seat () of the second auxiliary valve (HV) are preferably arranged on the main valve body. The discharge valve can be actuated with a comparatively small actuating force and small actuating distance and allows a very compact construction with a comparatively small number of components.

Discharge valve for a flushing cistern

A flushing device has a first pushbutton for triggering a flushing with essentially the total amount of water present in the flushing tank and a second pushbutton for triggering a flushing with part of this amount of water. Both pushbuttons are connected to a valve pipe, which is to be raised during flushing and is mounted in a float housing. A beaker-shaped hollow body, which is raised as an additional weight with the closing element in the case of a partial flushing, is arranged in the flushing tank. The hollow body is raised with the closing element during a complete flushing and during a partial flushing alike. In the case of a complete flushing, the hollow body is opened by an opening such that water contained in the said hollow body flows out at least partially when the closing element with the hollow body is raised. In the ease of a complete flushing, the emptied hollow body does not represent an essential additional weight, which could force the valve pipe onto the valve seat against the buoyancy of the float.

Flushing device for a toilet

The flushing device has an actuating device for optionally triggering a complete or partial flushing. A valve body of drain fittings is raised for this purpose. In the case of a partial flushing, the valve body is raised with a weight body, which loads the valve body with the valve body raised and brings same prematurely into the closed position against the lifting force of a float after a flushing process has been triggered. A coupling device has a switching member mounted on the weight body in its lower area. This switching member automatically connects the weight body to the valve body during the raising of the weight body with a pulling element connected to the weight body.

Toilet flushing device

In a housing to be fastened to the bottom of a flushing tank, a float, which is arranged approximately centrally on a closing member mounted displaceably in the housing, is arranged under a partition extending horizontally in the flush tank. A sealing body is arranged at a lower end of the closing member. The partition forms a unit with a chamber arranged on its underside, and the unit is detachably inserted from the top into the housing, which is open at the top. The present invention simplifies the automatic mounting as well as the inspection of the drain valve and the more universal and therefore less expensive use of the valve housing.

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Vorderthal, Switzerland

Alois Diethelm