DE1878592U - Dismountable arbor made from stand frames that can be coupled together at angles. - Google Patents

Description

RA. 397 9 21-21.6.6?

PATE KTTANWALTY

DIPL ·. ING. AMTHOR

FRANKFURT AM MAIN

FRANKFURT AM _f ] _ 7. 5. 19 6

E5202S

eysseneckstb.asse 36 v q 2 4- i / l? 0

post lock faxes 11088

Dr. Ing.Heinz 7 / egener,
Frankfurt (Main), G-rüneburgweg 11 5

Dismountable arbor made from stand frames that can be joined together at the angles _] _ "___" __ _

For the assembly of arbor-like room enclosures or for occasional weather protection or wind protection it is already known to stand frames in the manner of τοη screens to be coupled together and, if necessary, by means of stretched or fanned out To provide the frame with a roof skin "

However, such arbors have the disadvantage that the lining, E.g. infilling of the clear frame space is cumbersome and that such arbors are easily filled with equipment so that they are not very suitable for a more homely or more practical furnishing of their interior.

According to the present invention, the collapsible arbor is characterized in that it consists of profile or pipe material Frame at least two lengthways and / or cross braces made of open, suitable for inserting the covering or infill Profiles, such as U-rails, polygamy at least after a "" Frame face to have directed rows of arrays

such as holes or squats that are about height or width. ■ Any attachment of equipment or support gate directions are suitable for such.

This design of the frame, which.selbst_z, B, consist of round tube and expediently obtained by means of feet that can be rotated in the plane of the frame. matt or more rigid cut-outs in the cross struts, which ... it if at- .. higher frame at a distance from the upper and lower frame- "". profile longitudinal rails are provided, each with the middle. Heights of the Ausfaohungsmateriales are required and thus also with wind pressure ο "the like. greater rigidity is achieved. The holes, curls or the like in the spreadings offer the possibility of simply furnishing items of equipment _? like ■ _; -. Shelves, writing boards, etc. can be securely fastened to the walls, but can be conveniently moved to a different location on the wall as required. -. .. -. .

In this way, an arbor that can be quickly put together can be set up as a shelter against wind and rain, for example on an open balcony, and can be made usable as an airy workspace that can be heated by means of suspended radiant heating or the like the drawing;. "." explanation. - -.- ■ - " ^: - ■ -. . "". "." .— /-.;■

The drawing shows in -. .

]? ig.l diagrammatically an open hood with a roll-up roof -

- '■'. ' ■ ■ '■.' : ../3 '■■

Mg.2 Is the single representation of an Iragstab for Attachment of objects; ".." _.- "■

Mg.3 shows an embodiment of the stiffening profiles ^

Mg »4 is an illustration of the mounting arrangement for. \. . a roll top and -. "■. -." ". -. -

Mg, 5 shows a new type of double clamp for the coupling. two frames. -. ".-_-. - -" ■.

In detail, the arbor 1 is composed of the tubular frame 2, which is on. the dimensions 3, which can be rotated about axes 5., the "height adjustable": feet. 4. To compensate for unevenness in the installation surface. These frames are filled with roll mats 6 formed from, for example, bamboo sticks, which are pushed into U-profile rails 7 and 8. To this. Purpose can also ^: the relevant pairs of rails-be hinged to one side of the frame and fixable on the other inde, - whereby; the threading of such infills is facilitated, or one or both rails of a pair can have a hinge-hinged, foldable web, such as Mg .3 "zrei-gt, in which the still to be described holes. 9 can be seen in the web 10 to be turned inwards - and the web 12, which is expediently turned outwards, can be folded out around the hinge 11. Into the rows of holes in the longitudinal stiffeners 7 and ₈ can support brackets 13 hook, the hook-like pin 14 and the plug pin 15 woßu serve "This support strip may, ^on::. have their anderen.Mäche turn hooks, or they may also be perforated, so that hereby in different - heights and transverse areas of equipment, such as clothing

hooks, wall boards or the like. can attach. Instead of support strips you can too. ar. Fasten self-confessed hotplates 17, which are used in the usual way to carry objects. It goes without saying * that any other kind of solvable .. ".- .. Fastenings, is applicable, so "can also afford Have snap fastener parts, cams or hooks on which accordingly trained Terbindungselemente to be held Objects or their carriers can be fixed. "-. The pitched or roll-up roof 18 serves a Task also of an overhead stiffening, especially with open arbor without door wall. The sliding bar 19 can be operated by a type of cooling baseplate, "which is operated by a rotary handle will be clamped in any sliding position and \ leads to the two upper .frame profiles. . : -

The fabric is invisible from the inside elastically stiffened so that it does not sag, especially when it rains. The stiffeners running in at an angle to the roller blind rod from e.g. elliptical tubes made of thin sheet metal - runs ... trouble-free in the role, which is expedient in arms 21 ■. clamped is, which by a mandrel -22 in.den -. -sleeves 23 are held on the rear frame 2 «. Around the walls for example when using light with one side or the other To be able to fold against each other, sind.die previous couplings for walls of this type made of sleeve and hook pin, little-suitable because they only allow a limited angle of rotation. \ ". With double clamps, as shown in Fig. 5 with number 24 the longitudinal tubes of the frame that are to be coupled to one another are simple plugged together and the frame can be arranged in practically any angular position to one another.

Claims (5)

1. Dismountable arbor in the Yfinkeln couplable stand frame with replaceable covering or fan-out, characterized in that the frame (2) consisting of profile or pipe material at least two for the insertion of the covering or recess (6) -aus. open profiles ( ⁷ , 8) with rows of arrangements directed towards at least one frame surface, such as holes, (9) to any attachment of equipment over the height or width. objects, such as shelves (17 ') or serving for them. ■. . ■ Carrying devices (13 * 17) are provided. 2. Collapsible arbor according to claim 1, d a d u r c h g e indicates that the frames from preferably round profile by at a distance from their longitudinal profiles and At least also cross braces made of U-profiles in the longitudinal center which open in pairs against each other and for guiding retractable infills, such as tubular bar mats, to serve. 3. Collapsible arbor according to claims 1 and / or 2, d a d u r ch marked that - the one to guide the infill Serving profiles are attached to the frame so that they can be swiveled out or are provided with fold-out side bars (12). 4 _# Dismountable arbor according to claims 1-3, characterized in that the feet (3) are designed to be rotatable and lockable in their position in the frame plane. 5. Collapsible arbor according to claims 1-4 ,. thereby ge k. e η η ζ calibrate η ei; that the frame by means of .. mediating a full circular rotation around the axis of rotation. Connecting elements, such as are coupled to one another by means of double clamps (24). ^_::; . "- 6 «Dismountable arbor according to claims 1-5» d a d u r e h Marked that the frames in space-enclosing Listed by a ^ aIt- or EoIl- - Roof-trained, elastically braced transversely and with its sliding bar (19) and a rigid mount, ζ.B. Roller blind rod, additionally stiffened on the top ;. - "".