DE1654139A1 - Underlay under carpets, bridges, etc. for laying on a velor or high-nub carpet - Google Patents

Description

Mutlangen (Württ.)

Wetzgauer Strasse 259 1 August 1967

Pad under carpets, bridges, "etc. to be placed on a V _e iours- or hochnoppigen carpeting

The e _r invention relates to a ^u nterläge under carpets, bridges, etc. to be placed on a velor or "hochnoppigen carpet" _-:

The iii _r experience has shown that carpets, rugs, etc. hochnoppigen on a velor or "carpet pass through the up-m slide together strongly and then migrate when üintlasten in a certain direction about the carpeting" This unpleasant phenomenon is thereby explain that if. For example, a bridge on a velor TePPioh floor is stepped on, then the pressure of the carpet compresses the fior of the carpet, and indeed all the pile threads in the so-called direction of the pile. B _e in the proceeding directed previously exposed to a pressure what has been pile yarn due M "achlassens after the deforming stress

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Bridge slightly further in the direction of the stroke. If such a bridge very often committed, so this bridge inneiC travels half short T im _e some M _e ter about the carpeting. If it is such a bridge, which is kept very soft in its way, it pushes together strongly and then looks very untidy. Erected on such bridges objects such as tables, etc. make this hiking with and suffer ^ after frequent Ü _e need a change of place.

Jis has already been suggested, this unpleasant phenomenon to be eliminated by the fact that the base is made of a fabric,

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a film made of cardboard, paper or fleece, which layer on the top has received a L _a tex or plastic layer, unfoamed or foamed, or instead a layer of glued-on, fine-grained. anti-slip acting S _a nd while the spread with adhesive on the bottom of horizontally tfichtung tensile and tear-resistant layer of flocked and perpendicular injected text lien fibers such as Sj _- Sal "coco, wool, Perlon, nylon, Zeil- or cotton fibers provided _e

The inventor has managed to solving the same task, namely the prevention of W _a nderns of carpets, bridges, etc., in suede or _o hochnoppigen l'eppichböden to create a simpler and manufacturing moderately cheaper pad that also as an intermediate layer is so low that it does not appear at all when it is used. '

The new pad is according to the invention consists of a grid-(rebilde of textile, paper fibers, metal filaments, D _r AHT or plastic, for example _c polyvinyl chloride, polyamide, PoIystrol, polyethylene, etc., wherein the one S g _e of the above-itter- ™ structure gummed bzwo with soft set adhesives = or plastics or foamed plastics, glued sand, or very low B _e flocculation * rutsehhemmend / * included is equipped *, while the other side of the above-itter structure is coated up to the middle of the grid structure with adhesive for B _e flocculation with text lien ü'asern, z "B" sisal, coconut, W ₀ IIe, Perlon, Fylon, Z _e ll- or cotton fibers, or glass or metal sticks finest embodiment, '-which flakes in a semicircle around the ribs of the overlying structure and all radially to the fulcrum point of the individual tilts

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Due to the criss-cross running -tiippen of the overlay- in connection with the described hedgehog formation of the flakes it is achieved that the so-called line direction when placing this underlay on a velor or pebbled carpet no longer plays a role, since after each one. direction sufficiently! lure into the pile or "piercing the BOppen and thus rfilzung a V _e, V _e rklettung, cause teeth, brace or support for all Kichtungen in the support plane, whereby migration of the issued ^ epptöE, the bridge, etc. is prevented.

Another field of application can be with the invention proposed underlay aLs new type of bridge thereby opened that the liittergebild is flocked all around. If you give the flakes an appealing color, the one underneath will get it The velor or high-nub carpeting is a special one iVote because the document that is now an edition ^ does not completely cover the velor or high-nub carpet, but shines through when it is not closed leaves. It is also possible to use the top of the bridge-like Pattern with different colored flakes »

Finally, such overlays, whether only on the upper side or on both sides, Z ₀ B, flocked in various ways, can also be used to clad displays in shop windows, etc., whereby one or the other side is made visible with two-sided flocking can be.

For a more detailed - ^ explanation of the subject of the E _r invention is shown in the ^ calibrated voltage in different versions and applications described below. .

It shows: .

Fig _e 1 the new pad or «support between an upper one

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Carpet, a bridge and the like on the one hand and one lower velor or high-nub carpeting on the other hand in a perpendicular cross-section}

Pig «2 the document after Pig. 1 on its own, also in a vertical cross-section \

Figo 3 the base according to Fig. 2 in plan view?

4 shows a detail of the base according to FIGS. 2 and 3 in vertical cross-section and on a larger scale j

FIG. 5 shows an overlay of the base according to FIG. 4 from above seen;

6 shows a plastic-coated (Htter thread in Cross-section and on a large scale with shot ^ curls of the same length and

Fig. 7 .ein plastic-coated lattice thread in enlarged cross-section with flocked flakes on the upper half of the cross-section of the mesh thread however, they are shorter than on the lower half of the cross-section.

The new base is referred to as intermediate layer 1 in FIGS. 1 to 3 and consists of the longitudinal fabric threads 2 and the transverse fabric threads 3, provided that a grid structure provided with square fields is taken as a basis according to FIGS. 3 and 5 * Jn ^ iS · 1 is ^ this slip-resistant intermediate layer placed between a high-opaque carpet 4 and a bridge 5! The line direction of the pile threads 6 is not perpendicular, but at an angle to the left, whereby an immediately placed bridge 5 gradually migrates to the right as soon as the printed pile can straighten up again. .This undesirable phenomenon prevents the flakes 7, which after coating

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the. Textile yarn 2 and 3 or the like, ite! Plastic 8 to that S _e, with which the liner 1 is intended to rest on the velor or carpet high nodule, injected into the still soft foamed plastic. By means of the curls 7, the intermediate layer 1 is clamped and supported on the pile thread 6 of the velor or high-nubbed carpet 4 in such a way that the intermediate layer 1 and thus the applied carpet 5 or the bridge etc. cannot be displaced , especially since the plastic layer 8 applied to the top of the intermediate layer also prevents the carpet or the bridge from slipping.

Pig. 6 and 7 show that the flocking of the foamed plastic 8 or the like. sheathed textiles or the like, threads 2 and 3 can also be done all around, here with flakes of the same length all around as shown in FIG * the anti-slip effect can be demonstrated according to the invention. The two sides of the support can also be coated with differently colored flakes 7, so that depending on which side is on top, the work impression is different. The flakes 7 according to FIG kept short, so a defined on carpet or a B _r od uecke · like. as a result of balling of the flakes is prevented sufficiently from slipping when walking? these surround the hips of the lattice structure in the middle and are all directed towards the center line of the plastic or the like. encased Fgäen 2 and 3aus. The defined fields denrippen by the F _a may have any desired shape, including triangular, or be polygonal ^a usgeführt. But the square lattice structure is the simplest and cheapest in terms of production, and therefore the

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Claims (2)

Claus Kolckmann Wetzgauer Strasse 259 1 · August 1967 6 ■ Claims% 1. pad under carpets, bridges, etc. "to be placed on, a carpet pile fabric hochnoppigen ', gekennzeich ne t gitterfö'rmiges by a structure made of textile, paper fibers, metal filaments, D _r AHT or plastics z. As polyvinyl chloride, polyamide, Polyströl, polyethylene, etc., (2,3), wherein the one _e S ite of the lattice structure d) gummed or "soft set with adhesives or plastics and foamed plastics (8) glued sand or -very lower flocking is (7k), etc. equipped slip-resistant, while the other S _e i-fce of the lattice structure to the middle of the tread it is coated structure with adhesive to flocking with text lien fibers (7) zH sisal, coco, wool, Perlon, which flakes lie nylon, Z _e or IL ^ umwollfasern or glass or M _e tallstäbchen finest execution in a Hgibkreis around the ribs of the grid structure and all to the center or to the ^M of the individual hip ittellinie radially align (Fig. 1 to 7). 2. Pad according to claim 1, characterized in that the lattice structure (1) is either square, rec. ^{1 has} rectangular, hexagonal, round, oval and the like free i'elder or represents special patterns, whereby the threads forming the edges * while the other S ite _e by applying K _un ststoff (8) and the like. on the threads (2,3) the slipping of the laid carpet «!, ( ₅ ). _UB w. _Te rhind «fc ^{109853 /} 0283_ Pad according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized ge ke nn ze ic hn et that the support (1) serves as a novel B _r uecke by that is completely flocked with plastic (8) sheathed l _a dengebilde (2,3), be it with the same length! 'lure (7), be it with ^; shorter or very short ^ curls (7k) (i'ig · 6 and 7) <. L e r s e i t e