DE19512651A1 - Paving block for car park - Google Patents

Abstract

The basic paving block has a grooved profile at one end to fit over a similarly-shaped tag at the other end. The blocks are laid with an interlocking pattern for simple alignment and to create a strong surface. The grooved end has flanges notched (4) to allow selected sections to be broken off. This enables the blocks to be laid in curves. The block also has notches in its sides to provide a simple break facility to create part blocks. The blocks can be made of clay, plastics, wood or any other suitable material. Different variations of interlocking profiles can be used.

Description

The invention relates to design elements for Parks with which an optimal differentiation from Walkways, flower beds as well as the erection of rustic walls and balcony borders as well as the Layout of areas. . . can be reached.

It is known to design such elements to manufacture rectangular stones. These stones become loose arranged side by side and have no position fixation. Design elements are now used instead of these stones Use in which the cohesion via special Compound joints are made. Through this network, the Limitation systems can be set up easily. Even after years, the exact lines are still is present, it cannot slip sideways.

The invention is based on the object Design elements for parks that specify a reliable and safe manufacture of Ensure limitation systems of any kind.

This object is achieved by the features of claims 1 and 2 solved.

The following consideration should deal with this Design elements for optimal demarcation of sidewalks, Praying as well as building rustic-looking walls and delineate balcony boundaries.

This design element has due to its preferred Embodiment the property after laying a positive connection with the subsequent ones Elements. This association takes place via a special side recess (groove), and a opposite increase (spring). Through this A permanent connection is guaranteed, it also makes it more precise and even Gap distance given. All horizontal acting Forces are absorbed through this network and it will that is disturbing with conventional laying principles prevents individual elements from slipping sideways.  

This is particularly the case with demanding parks from special meaning.

The invention is explained in more detail with reference to drawings. The park design element is in shown several versions.

Fig. 1 represents a closing element for walkways. Here, a round cylindrical groove 1 is shown opposite, the cylindrical spring 2 is a counterpart. In the composite groove 1 and tongue 2 interlock and thus form their composite. A chamfer 3 is shown on the upper side in order to enhance the optical appearance. There is a groove 4 on the side which is intended to cause the elements to break.

In FIG. 2, a design element for pavement borders is shown with possible dimensions.

In Fig. 3 a design element for balcony walls boundaries and is represented by the possible dimensions.

Fig. 4 shows an arrangement of some design elements to form a composite.

Fig. 5 shows a design element for laying surfaces. Here, the element has several tongue and groove arrangements, so that a surface can be designed without problems in the composite. The laying is done like a puzzle, whereby special motifs - by coloring as well as by several stone contours - can be formed. There are no limits to creativity.

Fig. 6 shows a composite surface of these elements.

Claims (2)

1. Design element for parks for the optimal demarcation of sidewalks, flower beds as well as for the construction of rustic walls and balcony demarcation - characterized by the following features:

• 1.1 At one end of the element there is at least one claw-like recess (groove) for receiving the corresponding counterpart.
• 1.2 There is at least one raised cam (spring) on one end of the element.
• 1.3 The claw-like recess can have the shape of a hollow sphere, a hollow cylinder and a regular or irregular contour.
• 1.4 The raised cam can have the shape of a ball, a cylinder and a regular or irregular contour.
• 1.5 These elements (claw and cams) interlock positively and thus form a composite.
• 1.6 One or more notches are provided on the side of the claw.
• 1.7 These notches enable the stone to be broken in a targeted manner and thus to lay the stones in the form of any curve. . ).
• 1.8 The material of the design elements can be concrete, plastic, wood. . . be.

2. Design element for parks for optimal design of walkways, parking lots and areas - characterized by the following features:

• 2.1 On the sides of the element there are several claw-like depressions (grooves) for receiving the corresponding counterparts.
• 2.2 There are several raised cams (springs) on the sides of the element.
• 2.3 The claw-like recess can have the shape of a hollow sphere, a hollow cylinder and a regular or irregular contour.
• 2.4 The raised cam can have the shape of a ball of a cylinder and a regular or irregular contour.
• 2.5 These elements (claw and cams) interlock positively and thus form a composite.
• 2.6 In the arrangement, these elements give a flat surface, which can be put together like a puzzle.
• 2.7 With different stone shapes and the appropriate coloring of the stones, the formation of motifs is easily possible.
• 2.8 This design option turns the design element into an artistic element.
• 2.9 The material of the design elements can be concrete, plastic, wood. . . be.