Patents Assigned to BREEZE PRODUCT DESIGN LIMITED
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Patent number: 9427063Abstract: The present invention relates to a container system for liquids such as spray fragrances. The system includes a parent container (110) and a child container (120). The parent container provides a first cavity (113) for confining a liquid, and couples detachably to the child container for refilling the child container through a supply opening (111) in the parent container, so that the child container can be used for instance as a travel pack in a handbag or hand luggage. Here the child container is a compact dispenser, comprising a bowl-shaped rigid container (221) having a refill opening (222), which is kept closed by a valve unless the dispenser is connected to a supply container, and a dispense opening (224). These openings are located with a spacing from each other, and a pump (225) dispenses liquid from the dispense opening (224).Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2011Date of Patent: August 30, 2016Assignee: BREEZE PRODUCT DESIGN LIMITEDInventors: Peter Antony Farrar, John Hein
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Patent number: 9138764Abstract: The present invention provides a container system for liquids such as spray fragrances. The system includes a parent container (110) and a child container (120). The parent container provides a first cavity (113) for confining a liquid, and couples detachably to the child container for refilling the child container through a supply opening (111) in the parent container. The child container has a cavity (126) for the liquid, a dispensing mechanism for dispensing liquid, and a valve assembly (124) for filling or topping up liquid into the child container from the parent. The valve (124) opens when the parent container is coupled to the child container. Either the parent or the child container system further includes a movable part (127) which automatically urges liquid from the parent container to the child container, so that when the two containers are together the child container is always full. However, when the child container is separated it can be operated as a self-contained dispenser.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2010Date of Patent: September 22, 2015Assignee: BREEZE PRODUCT DESIGN LIMITEDInventors: Peter Antony Farrar, John Hein
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Publication number: 20130269830Abstract: The present invention relates to a container system for liquids such as spray fragrances. The system includes a parent container (110) and a child container (120). The parent container provides a first cavity (113) for confining a liquid, and couples detachably to the child container for refilling the child container through a supply opening (111) in the parent container, so that the child container can be used for instance as a travel pack in a handbag or hand luggage. Here the child container is a compact dispenser, comprising a bowl-shaped rigid container (221) having a refill opening (222), which is kept closed by a valve unless the dispenser is connected to a supply container, and a dispense opening (224). These openings are located with a spacing from each other, and a pump (225) dispenses liquid from the dispense opening (224).Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2011Publication date: October 17, 2013Applicant: BREEZE PRODUCT DESIGN LIMITEDInventors: Peter Antony Farrar, John Hein
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Publication number: 20110297275Abstract: The present invention provides a container system for liquids such as spray fragrances. The system includes a parent container (110) and a child container (120). The parent container provides a first cavity (113) for confining a liquid, and couples detachably to the child container for refilling the child container through a supply opening (111) in the parent container. The child container has a cavity (126) for the liquid, a dispensing mechanism for dispensing liquid, and a valve assembly (124) for filling or topping up liquid into the child container from the parent. The valve (124) opens when the parent container is coupled to the child container. Either the parent or the child container system further includes a movable part (127) which automatically urges liquid from the parent container to the child container, so that when the two containers are together the child container is always full. However, when the child container is separated it can be operated as a self-contained dispenser.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2010Publication date: December 8, 2011Applicant: BREEZE PRODUCT DESIGN LIMITEDInventors: Peter Antony Farrar, John Hein