DE1713347U - DEVICE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF MOVABLE PANEL COVERS. - Google Patents

Description

ΡΑ.446452 * 7/20/55 9

Patent attorney July 13, T955

. ALFRED MAXTON KJI

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Call 54138

145 (Pa) Gm 52/183 Dw. D 4566/37 b Gm

Heinrich Dederiohs company, Bonn-Süd, Mechenetrasse 38

Device for the production of portable paving slabs.

Movable tile coverings are known per se, even if only in the execution of tile walls like them Can be hung behind stoves, sinks, cleaning benches, etc., or in metal frames as rear walls Holders for spoons and other cooking utensils can be used «

There are already building panels known in which the individual panels through on their back arranged and cemented with them plates, strips or pieces are held together * One also has Panel connections made in such a way that a grid of support webs made of cement mixture is placed in a mold inserted or cast with iron reinforcement and laid on these plates.

Finally, it is also known to produce a plate association in such a way that initially the individual Plates laid with joint spacing on a host and

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on the back of the tile covering that is facing upwards, the joints are cast, as well as the known ones Support webs made of cement mixture or other self-supporting and connecting the panels and advantageous in a known manner by reinforcement or the like. reinforced materials are made. Then then the bandage after setting and after creating a sufficient load-bearing capacity, and the joints of grooved from the front

The innovation now goes from the last named manufacturer device for mobile tile coverings and tries to do this and at the same time also that To improve product, primarily thin ceramic plates or the like. can be used.

The devices according to the innovation are simpler than those previously known, since it is sufficient to have a support surface to create for the plates and special shapes for the production of the supporting webs are no longer required. This has a particularly beneficial effect on the product in that it was previously not possible to close the panels in this way embarrassed that their surfaces were precisely aligned. This is now reliably guaranteed because the Plates fit perfectly against the surface on which they are placed and, as a result, inevitably so are far more aligned than the different surface properties of the respective types of panels allowed. This advantage is not only shapely, but especially technically aue when a

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Evenness of the dressing, e.g. on laboratory tables, Drainage channels, troughs, vessels, basins and the like » is essential.

Another advantage of the reuerungsgemäasen Plattenbelagea is d ^ rin, (laar you ^r in La e is to create networks without special expenditure, the specific requirements, such as chemical drt _f withstand · So be.iteht inabesondere he '· T. <? bortischen the requirement of ri ^ tten combined antacid no need üaaa This requirement can verifiable meet by the plates, which naturally itself one;.., r / must be nurefct, laid in the manner described and aie on their R ckneite to the The supporting webs are still attached in a pre-bored manner, the composite is laid on its back after reaching a wet strength and now the front side also joins the fujon standing between the floating fujons from the front with o.iuro-proof So here at one is not dependent on making the entire load-bearing strut from acid-resistant 7 / eri: fabric and here, too, proceeding in the reverse ™ eii! E as with deia bi Subsequent laying of hats, namely by first laying the panels, applying the acid-resistant putty and finally providing the supporting structure in the form of the supporting webs.

The innovation is by no means limited to the Use of only ceramic plates and the

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Use of cement mixtures for the support webs, but it is easily possible to use any other type of plate and material used for the production of plate associations. The same applies to the shapes of the plates as a simple, square, as rectangular, triangular, hexagonal, and other boards as rims and when Orn> imentplat ^J s, as well as parts as independent Ocfäase such as ceramic or other Consoles, basins, processes, etc. can be designed.

Another advantage of inflation is that one can operate aioh beoonc'er-3 simple devices, which essentially consist of a ronta ^ etiach, the the ITegcttivflächenform the, association has. In the Usually this .Yeg;: tivflächenformn is equal to the positive, namely a flat surface *, however, there are deviations easily conceivable. This Jonta ^ etisch, the purposeful made of wood i; .t, is then with stop bar provide for ve 1 before the unic form of the desired ve band met and their !! ("he may advantageously be equal to or greater than those of the plans.

One becondcrp cheap option is that it is possible with simple means to keep the joints equally wide or narrow at all points. This is achieved through the utilization of prism bodies from panels ^ xoff of the desired thickness of the joints

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In the most secluded pall you can get between the plates Insert strips from above and from the back, which keep the panels at a distance. The joints are then filled in from the rear, the strips are pulled out and these areas are filled after · Above all, one can be cruciform in cross-section Use primers that correspond to the intersections of the joints and e.g. * formed from two intersecting stripes aein. In this way it diminishes the number of spacers required is significant.

In the drawing 3ind some examples of innovation are shown, namely

Fig.1 a diagram of an acid table,

Fig.2 a plan view of this plate, Fig.3 a section along line II-II of Fig.2, Fig.4 a partial section along line IV-IV of Fig.2, Fig.5 a section along line V-V in Fig.2,

Fig.6 is a diagrammatic representation of an acid table with built-in basin,

Fig.7 a plan view of this table,

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Fig.8 a section along line VIII-VIII in Fig.7,

Fig.9 a section along the line IX-IX of Fig.7, Fig.10 a section along the line X-X in Fig.7,

Fig.11 is a diagrammatic representation of a double-sided Laboratory covers with drainage channel,

Fig.12 a plan view of the drainage channel,

Fig.13 a section along line XIII-XIII of Fig.12,

Fig. 14 a section gtaiiiss line XIV-XIV of Fig.

Expectations

Claims (7)

Claims s 1.) Tubular surface covering ¹ in gentalt of surfaces, friezes, basins, table tops and the like, characterized by supporting webs, which are juxtaposed on the back with pu. Enfjbatand | and slabs laid on a base corresponding to their current shape after the feet have been filled in on puttied or glued in, the supporting webs connecting the slabs to form a solid, self-supporting structure. 2.) Ortümobillicher paving according to claim!, Characterized by a resistant Foot on the front of the plate. 3.) Device for the Ilerutellung the paving according to claim 1 or 2, _t ; ο is characterized by a lÄontu ^ etiach the surface of which contains the negative surface foria of the paving as well as attachment points for ax slabs, which form the outline of the paving in whole or in part and whose height is advantageously equal to or greater than that of | the plates is. 4.) Spacer according to claim 1 to 3 »characterized by prismatic bodies made of plate material the thickness of a joint inserted between the panels. - 8 - 6, 5.) Spacer according to claim 4 for joint intersection points, characterized by two or more intersecting prism bodies, e.g. in shape of strips or corresponding profiles. 6.) After spoke 1 odor 2 and Mt devices according to a O'ler several: lcr claims 3 to 5 manufactured Lahorti sch, Säuretiach or the like, characterized by a table top which rait a vessel ^; isn, insbr rindere a basin, an AYflusatdpf or similar to a unit united lot. 7.) Lsbortineh ODPR the like, characterized by a according to claim 1 or 2, optionally un ⁺ or Ben'itzun.T '! Or apparatus according to one or more separately d? R claims 3 to 5 manufactured ■' dlte trough, r \ Erpn plates advantageously on their back: i? iritp.n Rüc ^ neito -! by means of bands such as cement or the like are preferably reinforced with one or two on them Laboratory tables placed on both sides where the joints between the channel and the tables are poured out or puzzled