AT504544B1 - TEMPORARY WALL AND CEILING SYSTEM - Google Patents

Description

2 AT 504 544 B1

Description Introduction

The invention relates to a collapsible wall and ceiling system made of wood (other materials are possible), wherein the connection of the frame elements (1, 2, 3) hidden (Fig. 6) in a groove (4) which drilled even deeper at the junction (9) with the help of dowels, a threaded rod and nuts.

State of the art Walls and ceilings are generally produced in the home, interior or even in any outdoor walls so that the structure is fixed and can not be disassembled.

It is therefore not possible to disassemble these walls and ceilings and rebuild them elsewhere, without destroying parts of the wall or ceiling.

Object of the invention

The invention is therefore based on the object to produce a wall or ceiling, which consists of relatively lightweight individual components, which are joined together to form a wall or ceiling, wherein the compound after insertion of the wall-forming elements should no longer be visible. Solution of the task

The object is achieved in that each connection point (8) is connected to at least four dowels and a threaded rod, wherein the nuts on both sides are screwed in deeper at the attachment point drilled groove (9), so that they are hidden after assembly.

The dimensioning is done according to the requirements of statics and the desired insulation values of the wall or ceiling.

Effects of the invention

The four dowels at each joint (8) provide stability against displacement of the frame members (1, 2, 3). The threaded rod (10) with the two nuts (12) on both sides brings the cohesion.

The deeper drilled at the junction groove (9) allows a hidden attachment of the nuts.

A frame produced in this way (FIGS. 4, 5) is stable.

The wall structure (13, 14) can be subsequently inserted into the frame.

The wall structure can be designed as a solid wood wall in the dimensioning of the frame or as a lightweight wall with internal insulation. Walls and ceilings can be used for home construction, interior design or outdoors. Aufzählung and short description of the drawing figures

FIGS. 1, 2, 3 show the individual parts of which the frame of the wall (ceiling) consists.

FIGS. 4, 5 show two simple possibilities of a frame. 3 AT 504 544 B1

Fig. 6 shows the connection of the frame members with a threaded rod and two nuts. Fig. 7 shows the insertion possibilities of a wall structure.

figure description

According to the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 4, a frame consists of at least four vertical 1 and two horizontal 3 frame elements with at least four concealed connection points 8.

Depending on the size of the wall (ceiling) many vertical 1, 2 and horizontal 3 frame elements can be used.

A ceiling is mounted horizontally.

Fig. 1 shows a vertical frame member 1 made of wood with a cross section of z. B. 10 x 5 cm and room height with milled 2 cm wide groove 4. At least two joints, the groove 4 is drilled deeper, so you can attach the nuts 12 to the threaded rods 10.

Fig. 1 further shows the holes provided for the four dowels 5 and the two threaded rods 10th

Fig. 2 shows a vertical frame member with a cross section of z. B. 10x5 cm and room height with two milled grooves 4. At least two joints, the groove is drilled deeper 9, so you can attach the nuts 12 to the threaded rods 10.

Furthermore, Fig. 2 shows the holes provided for the four dowels 5 and the two threaded rods. 6

Such a frame element can be used as a middle part.

Fig. 3 shows a horizontal frame member with a cross section of z. B. 10 x 5 cm and wall width for the middle layer.

This frame member has at least four holes for dowels 5 on both sides and at least two through holes 7 for the threaded rods 10. For the simplest frame you need two such elements.

This results in the simplest version four threaded rods 10 with eight nuts 12th

Fig. 4 shows the frame of a wall (ceiling) in the simplest embodiment with four joints. 8

5 shows the frame of a wall (ceiling) with in addition two vertical in the middle mounted frame elements 2, each with two grooves. 4

This embodiment has six joints 8.

The larger the wall, the more joints and thus frame elements are necessary.

Fig. 6 shows the execution of a connection point.

Claims (2)

4 AT 504 544 B1 The dowels 5 are hidden after assembly of the frame. The screw 10, 12 is hidden by the insertion of the wall-forming elements 13, 14. 5 The deeper drilled groove 9 is made so large that the nuts 12 can be easily screwed to the threaded rod 10 after using washers 11. So the frame is held together. Fig. 7 shows a frame element with two different inserted wall elements 13, 14. For wall elements that are wider than the milled groove, a spring 15 on both sides is necessary for insertion. The outer wall-forming elements can be at most as strong as the frame element 1 or 2. 20 The middle layer can be at most as strong as the frame element 3. So it can be used tongue and groove boards or plates. In the middle part of the frame, both wood panels and Styrofoam or rockwool can be inserted. 1. Dismountable wall and ceiling system made of wood consisting of at least four senkrech th frame elements (1) with Nutfräsung (4) and at least two horizontal frame members (3), characterized in that the screwing of the frame members (1, 2, 3) concealed by threaded rods (6, 10), washers (11) and nuts (12) in a recessed drilled groove (9) of the frame members (1, 2) and dowels (5) next to the Ge windstäben (6, 10 The frame elements (1, 2) provided with groove (4) are arranged on both sides of the horizontal frame element (3) and the wall-forming elements (13, 14) hide the screwed connections after their installation. 2. Dismountable wall and ceiling system according to claim 1, characterized in that 40 after the screwing of the frame members (1, 2, 3), the wall-forming elements (13, 14) are inserted later. For this purpose 6 sheets of drawings 45 50 55