CZ12766U1 - Ceramic ceiling filling piece with a groove - Google Patents

Description

Technical field

The technical solution concerns the production of building materials and construction.

Background Art

So far, ceramic ceilings in the building industry have been realized by means of beams and ceiling panels (under the trade name eg Hurdis, Miako), on which the final finishing stage is applied to the lower part of the plaster. Plastering the ceiling is a more difficult construction operation, and wet mortar requires technological maturation. Suspension of wiring objects and the like requires disruption of the ceramic plate structure as well as maintenance of the ceiling (painting) is difficult.

The essence of the technical solution

The disadvantages of the prior art are largely eliminated by the use of a ceramic groove with a groove. The ceramic ceiling slab produced according to the proposed technical solution has a groove in the room on the underside. The groove may be located anywhere on the bottom of the plate, e.g., in the center, as shown in the drawing. The groove allows the anchoring of wooden, prefabricated, plastic or metal ceilings, wiring and other items. The advantage of using said technical solution is above all the elimination of wet finishing works, which accelerates and reduces the cost of construction.

Example of execution

A groove is recessed on the underside of the ceramic plate. The groove size is variable. The location of the groove is also variable. However, the shape of the groove must satisfy the condition that the ceiling anchor piece does not fall spontaneously.

The attached drawing shows an example of the location of the groove in the hurdis and miako ceiling slab.

Claims (1)

PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS 1. Ceramic ceiling panel with a groove, characterized in that it has at least one functional groove of different size and shape recessed on the underside for anchoring the soffits and wiring.