Seb S.a.

Edgar Hipp

Fabrice Renault

Dominique Gelus

Bernard Dugelay

Cedric Bontems

David Hilary Powell

Pressing iron having a soleplate () presenting an ironing surface and a periphery having three vertices (PPP) presenting different angles. Two of the vertices (PP) of the soleplate are, on the one hand, connected together by a convex curve delimiting one edge (C) of the soleplate () and, on the other hand, are connected to the third point (P) by substantially straight or slightly convex curves delimiting other edges (DD) of the soleplate ().

Pressing iron having a soleplate of special form

A pressing iron having a heating soleplate topped by a body and a handle forming a protuberance on the body of the iron, the body enclosing a reservoir. The handle presents an upper surface forming a bearing surface for the palm of the hand presenting, at least locally, a width greater than or equal to 4 cm and lateral walls extending from the upper surface of the handle to the body of the iron intended to receive the fingertips and the handle integrates a filling orifice for the reservoir opening at a surface of the handle.

Pressing iron having a handle integrating an orifice for filling a reservoir

A pressing iron having, from bottom to top, a heating soleplate, a body delimited by an envelope that contains a water reservoir, and a gripping handle connected to the body. The reservoir is provided with a vent at the rear of the iron and at the top of the reservoir, the iron is provided with an opening situated at the front of the iron above the reservoir, and the iron further has a tube connecting the vent to the opening.

Iron with an open rear cavity

The invention relates to an iron having, from the base upwards: a heating soleplate ( ); a body ( ) which is defined by a casing; and a handle ( ), the rear end of which is connected to the body ( ) of the iron. The aforementioned handle ( ) is connected to the body ( ) at the rear end thereof by ( ) which extend outwards from the body in an essentially symmetric manner in relation to the mid-place of the iron, thereby creating an open cavity or space therebetween.

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Chazay d'Azergues, France

Edgar Hipp