DE1874491U - CONNECTING DEVICE FOR CONNECTING WALL CLADDING PANELS TO THE EDGE OF TUBS OR TROUGHS. - Google Patents

Description

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Connection device for the »connection of wall cladding panels with the rim of tubs or troughs

The junctions between the fiandbulst of one Wall-mounted rinsing troughs or tubs and the wall cladding panels arranged above require on the one hand Measures to properly seal the joint between, .Randwulst and the panels and on the other hand measures that good water drainage from the 'plate surface into the tub

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guarantee. A good drainage is only then possible if the gate edge of the formwork rests on the inward sloping part of the bead of the tub. In order to achieve this, it is necessary to use the tub either to let in accordingly far into the wall or above this one corresponding to the width of the outward sloping bead part to attach thick wall cladding panels. In many cases, however, it is not possible to use the tub in Let the wall in, so that the required water drainage.

is only made possible by using plates, which

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must extend from the wall to the inner sloping bead part and which are therefore considerably thicker than the usual plates. Since such wall cladding

plates usually made of ceramic plates or glazed Wood fiber boards with normalized thickness are required the bridging of the 'distance from the outer edge of the sand bead or the wall to the inward sloping Section of the edge bead by means of correspondingly thick plates a considerable effort «

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The present innovation aims at these disadvantages .zu avoid and create a connector that even with the outer beaded box on a wall Tub allows the use of commercially available wall cladding panels that are independent of the bead width and one allows good water drainage.

The connecting device according to the innovation is characterized by a professional gb that has two essentially parallel legs forming an upwardly open groove, in which groove the wall cladding panels are inserted, one leg resting on the wall and being connected to it, and the profile bar also -a run transversely to the wall- _; . _; the, the edge bead overlapping and resting on this -. Has bridge »

With this embodiment it is now possible with the the web of the profile bar overlying the beaded edge the distance "

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from the outer edge of the bead or the wall to the

inwardly sloping section of the edge bead to be bridged, without using special wall cladding panels or corresponding substructures (formwork, etc.) Need to become" /

An example embodiment of the object according to FIG The innovation is based on the drawing, which shows the connection between wall cladding panels and the bead of a tub producing connecting device shows, in more detail below "explained.

According to the illustration, the connecting device has a Profile bar with a leg 1 and a web 2 running transversely to this. The leg 1 is with his Outer surface on a wall 3, while the web 2

overlaps the bead 4 of a tub "The tub lies ' ^: ' with its outer edge 5 of the bead on the wall 3. Furthermore, the profile bar has a further leg 6, which extends approximately parallel to the leg 1, is spaced from this approximately by the thickness of the wall cladding panel 8 and forms an upwardly open longitudinal groove 7. At the base of this groove, the panel 8 serving for the wall cladding of the wall 3 stands up. Glazed wood fiber panels of about 3> 5 mm thickness are preferably used here. The rage 7 can, however, also be designed for thinner panels up to approx. 1 mm or thicker panels up to approx. 10 mm. The profile bar, on the other hand, is preferably made of light metal or plastic. '*

After setting the tub, the profile rod is first

screwed to the wall by means of screws 10. Fm there

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to create a good approach for the drill, the rear leg 1, which protrudes above the front leg 6 in height, a longitudinal notch on the inside 9 aufο It is also possible to provide the leg 1 with screw holes beforehand. The attachment of the profile bar takes place in such a way that the web 2 m, j.t the longitudinal rib arranged at its free lower end 11 rests with bias on the inwardly sloping part of the bead 4. To this web 2 for this to give the necessary elasticity, this is in the transverse

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, cut somewhat thinner "than the leg 1. Furthermore, the" web 2 is inclined towards the edge bead in order to enable proper water drainage. The bias voltage, which is imparted to the web 2, on the one hand allows for a compensation of any irregularities in the longitudinal direction of the Wannenwulstes and ensures on the other hand a solid support of the web 2 on the bead 4, even if the tub later something should reduce _β To a possible intrusion To prevent water at the joint between the rib 11 and the bead 4 in the space 12, this space can be at least partially filled with putty 13 or the like.

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Compartment assembly of the profile bar, the plate 8 is now pushed from above into the groove 7, which sunk arranged screws 10 covers. In order to achieve a good clamping effect to 'achieve on the plate 8 and thus a penetration

To prevent water and to compensate for differences in the thickness of the panels, the leg 6 is against the leg 1 inclined so that the front leg 6 with one on his Free end arranged longitudinal rib 14 under bias the plate 8 rests. If necessary, a suitable plastic putty can be used before the wall cladding panel is pushed in be poured into the groove. Furthermore, a stepless transition, especially when using unyielding It is to enable wall cladding panels from the panels pushed into the groove to the panels arranged next to them

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expedient, the leg 1 attached to the wall of the Profile bar to taper towards its free end, so that the plates 8 one against the wall inclined position preserved

The connecting element described thus allows a Perfect connection of the wall cladding panels with the beaded edge of bathtubs or shower trays or the like, even then, if the tub cannot be let into the wall,

Claims (1)

RA.235100-6A63 V : - f, claims for protection 1. Connection device for connecting wall cladding panels with the bead of tubs or troughs, characterized by a profile bar, the two essentially has parallel legs forming an upwardly open groove, in which groove the wall cladding panels are inserted, with one leg resting against the wall and is connected to this, and the profile bar also has a: running across the wall, overlapping the beaded edge and has on this overlying bridge » 2 »Connection device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the bridge is beefed. is inclined towards the edge bead «. >
Connecting device according to claim 1, characterized shows that the web rests resiliently on the edge bead 4ο connecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the web at its: free lower end has a longitudinal rib which rests on the edge bead. "5". Connecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the leg resting on the shroud is the front one Leg protrudes in its height. 6. "Connecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the leg resting on the wall has a longitudinal groove for the approach of a drill. 7. Connecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the leg resting on the wall is tapered towards its free end. 8. Connecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that the front leg has at its free end a longitudinal rib which rests against the wall cladding panels, ^v ' 9. Connecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that the front / leg resiliently on the wall ^ cladding panels. / il ^ ti§-