Holder for a Plurality of Safety Razors
Patent US4008808
Invention Razor Safety Rack
Filed Monday, 29th December 1975
Published Tuesday, 22nd February 1977
Inventor Jack D. Ramsay
Owner The Raymond Lee Organization Inc.
Language English
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Primary Examiner—Roy D. Frazier
Assistant Examiner—Terrel P. Lewis
A holder for a plurality of safety razors and other bathroom articles is detachably secured to a bathroom wall. The holder includes a horizontally elongated housing having a horizontal shelf and a plurality of recesses beneath the shelf for receiving safety razors of both double edge and single edge types. Catch mechanisms disposed in all of the recesses press against the heads of both double and single edge razors to hold same detachably in these recesses to prevent the razors from being accidentally dislodged therefrom.
3 Claims, 4 Drawing Figures
This invention is directed toward a holder for a plurality of safety razors which can be detachably secured to the wall of a bathroom in such manner that any razor can be removed, used and replaced without disturbing the position of any other razor. This enables a number of different individuals using different razors to store same for use in the one holder.
To this end, the holder includes a horizontal elongated housing having a horizontal shelf. A plurality of recesses are disposed below the shelf, each recess being adapted to receive a razor. Some recesses receive double edge razors. One selected recess receives one or more single edge razors. Catch means disposed in these recesses press against the heads of the razors.
The holder can also be adapted to receive and hold other bathroom articles such as toothbrushes and drinking glasses.
Referring now to
The bottom edges of shoulders
As a result recesses
The third recess
The front openings of each of recesses
A vertical plate
While the invention has been described with particular reference to the drawings, the protection sought is to be limited only by the scope of the claims which follow.
What is claimed is:
1. A holder for a plurality of safety razors and other bathroom articles comprising:
a horizontally elongated housing having a plurality of recesses underneath a shelf, some of said recesses receiving safety razors of the double-edge type and at least one recess receiving razors of single-edge type;
two horizontal, opposed flanges, each flange being located on a corresponding end of the shelf and bearing a plurality of holes through which toothbrush handles may be placed;
a spring-loaded plate located in the said one recess for receiving single edged razors;
catch means located in the said some recesses for pressing against the head of double edge razors placed therein to retain the razors removably in the recesses and thereby prevent them from being accidently dislodged therefrom; and
mounting means detachable securing the housing to a vertical wall.
2. The holder of claim 1 wherein said recesses are so disposed that the heads of the double razors extend horizontally in the same direction and are disposed side by side and the single edge razors have heads which extend horizontally in a second direction disposed at right angles to said same direction.
3. The holder of claim 2 wherein said shelf has a recess in its top surface for supporting a removable glass.