BE853239A - CLIP FOR THE POSITION OF SLAT PANELS AND SLABS AND ITS LAYING METHODS - Google Patents

Description

       

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laying processes ".

  
The present invention relates to a new type of clip for fixing "paneling which has its" shape of slats, cutters, panels and slabs and which are provided with grooves and assembly tongues.

  
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risk of marking or shattering materials, <EMI ID = 3.1>

  
rience shows that this system has several drawbacks, the main ones of which are; . need to have expensive, expensive and heavy equipment to transport
- difficulty in correctly positioning nail * or staples

  
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are metal clamps. The clips do not consist of a flat part, the plate, which is fixed to the primary support (slats, cleats, nailable walls), while a cut and curved part clamps the lower part of the groove of the paneling 1 to fix. This curved part that holds the paneling is hidden and trapped by the tongue of the next element. This installation method is neat, removable and durable. However, fixing the clip to the primary element using nails is quite slow and delicate, especially on the ceiling. The installation of the current clips using a stapler or

  
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there * lack of fixing possibilities.

  
The object of the. present invention is the development of a clip which can be easily placed using any stapler and in particular 1 using

  
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or hanging curtains.

  
The clip invents allows different positions. of the stapler, a dosage of the strength of the. fixing, easy positioning of the stapler, correcting for any play between the grooves and tabs of the paneling and there is no risk of it slipping once fixed.

  
The invented clip makes it possible to hold the stapler parallel or perpendicular

  
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parallel to the edge of the paneling allows stapling very close to an obstacle
(corner of wall, protrusions etc.) when installing the last ones *.

  
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to fix the clip using one or more staples *, which is more practical than simply changing the length of the single staple of the clips that exist on the market.

  
With the invented clip, the positioning of the stapler is facilitated by the presence of guides and stops. The clearance between the tongue and grooves is taken up by bending the upper part of the pliers.

  
Finally, the invented clip is not at risk of slipping due to the fact that it has small spikes or teeth on the face of the plate in contact with the primary support (slats, cleats, etc.)

  
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material of sufficient strength. ”It may be of different dimensions.

  
In order to fully understand the invention, an embodiment and implementation which are illustrated by the appendix destiny will be described below.

  
Figure 1 shows the invented clip.

  
The figure. 2 and 3 show different possibilities for fitting * staples. Figure 4 shows the clip in another embodiment. FIG. 5 represents a use of the clip to fix a wooden frieze on a primary wooden support.

  
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In order to avoid any slippage of the invented clip during and after its fixation, it is provided with small deats or small spikes on the face of the plate 1 which is in contact with the primary support (slats "cleats etc ...) By

  
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grooves and assembly tongues.

  
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Claims (1)

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