DE1962841B2 - Artificial stone, in particular molded concrete, preferably for the attachment of inclined surfaces, such as embankments, banks or the like - Google Patents

Description

Stone 1 arranged around stones again hollow recess 23 with ^Sch , ^r ' ^{as £ 1} ^ ^eI i _i ? _r ^8j Hj ₆ bmeniegen "

Form spaces that correspond to the cavity 4. The same applies also rarely _interrupted

By recesses formed by inclined planar ridges 3 ', which are internal ^through £ ^h JJ ^ % ^ ₆₁

d 14 d Ri 2 d Akhl 15 are ™ ^elche ^^^^ Γ

Through grooves, ge gg £ JJ ^ % ^ ₆₁ inner surfaces 13 and 14 of the ribs 2, and grooves 15 are ™ ^elche ^^^^ ΓηΐεΓ some of the webs and 16 of the webs 3 are four upper bag surfaces 17 5 form cavities. Equally ™ em ^ ^ _ formed, around which grasses develop kön- by HoWraume unterbro ^ s ^ _unt erbronen after lent into the cavities filling earth and ribs ^ "gj; _{is whether} ^ _the grass seed has been sown. chen, especially since it gtocngu. * ' _Also while the inclined surfaces 13, 14, 15 and 16 are webs as webs or aU ™ f ™ ^ _{by inclined} . Compared to the top of such a Kunstformstei- io here the ribs unaie as _gebi ideten Ausnes are inclined, the protruding ends are surfaces 13 and 14 or iü udu β insert the ribs 2 and the webs 3 with inclined surfaces 18, grooves, m J ^ _{this A} ^s _us . 19 or 20, 21, the projections 22 or recesses, » ^W 5 * ^{a <} *""" J wSzdfilz büdet. The eyes 23 form, provided, which when laying the fillets are not, ^also ° ^oc £ ™ " n _U nd webs come into engagement with one another with stones and produce a higher side surface of the ribs and a zonal bond. In the circumferential direction the reference numeral ve 29 ^r ™ _{tfonnsteine 26} of the stone saw of the present invention change in accordance with the. 3 * ^ ™™ t * £ _{"ad with} projections 22 and recesses 23. in Fig so that feature g ^{le 'ch} ^ ₇ ^ ° ^ ^s ^ J ⁿ _z ^a so _usammenge two protruding ends of Kunstfonnstem 27 a mem ver ^ ^^ ^ ribs or ridges on one of the side surfaces 24 and 20 sets when allocated, 'F ^ *. ^^ dolphins art form stone 29 The one protruding end of the stone has a corresponding .f / ^ tteSd that each protruding over the outside and the other protruding end has a 26, only ^with ^ J "^ ώι ^ J _over recess. webs" ^be "™ 25 _{e web a or-V} 2 shows a cluster of blocks according außenhegende ribs uberstenenae from ^ ^^

Fig.l. Butt-butted artificial stones 1 form 25 jump or a fw _{P artificial stones vver-.} reduce a neighboring stone from top to blunt ^ toe, to ^ e Kg ^ STlS 'below continuous cavity *, which then ^{corresponds to a hollow except Η} ™haben ** ^ _{n of} grass in space 4 of a single stone 1, see above that ^ "de ^^. J ** ^ GmIwLeIfUz form a very uniform image is obtained, and the filled soil also an ur ^ an association forming stones already then switch 30 may. .. _in." depicted and are erwandfrei set against each other, when in the off the cavities in the drawings ^ asked "still filled no earth and in this läuterten l ^^^^ S ^ ät in earth was still sown no grass, which then later that it ^ηι * ^" ^^ 3 gtege enclosed ineinen forms the art conglomerates in addition anchored to the by the rib ⁿ ™ a ^web-e Wurzelfilz. It is therefore possible associations from sol 35 Neren flat area Incoming ^ondern _F ^^ od _stone surfaces art form stones on embankments. like. in other configurations of the grid of ^ o Lowest Arrange the water level, the stones can be moved quickly, see p md. Basically good for the vorepreg laid, because one no longer has to pay attention to it and the recesses wefcte ^ l eme to the _d e

d Si i Sti have the form * f ^ne \ £ azu is η r JJ ^J

laid because you no longer have to pay attention to it and the exception

needs whether a side of a stone to be laid has a shape * f ^ne \ £ azu JJ

l Si tt d can Vorprüng ^ and Au ^ un ^ m ^ nga g

needs whether a side of a stone to be placed on F f \ £ JJ

an already laid stone can be set, ₄ o Vorprüng ^ and Au ^ un ^ m ^ nga g and you can then calmly fill in the ze-g that e. ^^ Γ ^^^ recess cavities with soil and sowing Grass 19 and 27 * «uto * to ^ ^ _yon

^dU w ^"U _F Tg.-3, may have average fillet 28 as excluding ^ t ^ also ande this art conglomerates nefdie | ^g shaping et be as shown in Figs 1 and 2 DAR ₄₅ ^^^^ ΆΆ · ^ T ^ S. ^ r from-

^^ cleS-Kunstformstein shows, like Sin 28 also <% g ££% £

F i g. 3, for example, shows three ribs, of which if only the instruction ™ isl ^ ieud

The two outer ribs 2 each have a protrusion and ^the existing ribs. f ^^^ dn'el gese 22 with inclined surfaces 18 and 19 and a recess 50 fangsnchtung """" ¹ J ^ Jg ^ HS S ^

have mung 23 with inclined surfaces 20 and 21, hen, alternately m

while the third rib 2 'the outer A _; usneh5 ™ ^^^

Web 3 does not protrude. Also see the outer ones, each aurcn to ο c

Stele 3 each have a projection 22 and a boundary surfaces are formed.

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Claims (3)

1 2 grab are secured against shifting. The disadvantage of the patent claims is that when these stones are laid in the outer area, they have protrusions and recesses 1. Artificial stone, especially concrete form, care must be taken that the stones are correct stone, preferably for fastening 5 together. This does not increase Schxäg surfaces, such as embankments, banks or the like, only those for considering a certain area aoibestestand from parallel ribs and at right angles to the installation time, it also increases the for that sen running webs, some of which are rip-laying costs. pen over the outer webs and some webs over The invention is therefore based on the object the outer ribs survive, reducing the over- io these quite labor-intensive costs, standing ends recesses or these without having to forego the advantages that Recesses corresponding projections to such previously known stones with respect to the mutual are ordered, which each have through to the stone surface gene composite. vertical boundary surfaces are formed, artificial stones, in particular molded concrete stones, characterized by the alternating 15 that solve this task are indicated by Arrangement of recesses (23) and in front of the alternating arrangement of recesses Cracks (22) seen in the circumferential direction. and projections in the circumferential direction of the stones 2. Artificial stone according to claim 1, see thereby. Is achieved by the fact that the individual characterized in that each side face (29) of the stone as they are accidentally grabbed, another Kunstformsteines (1, 26, 27) a projection (22) 2 ° stones can be assigned without it and a recess (23) is assigned. needs reflection, like a stone to another 3. Artificial stone according to claim 1 or 2, is to be set with stones. This does not only apply to the same rectangular outline shape, thereby marked but also for similar artificial stones. net that the two narrow sides of the stone (1, In principle, it is also sufficient for each side surface 26, 27) at least one projection (22) and 25 each of a stone has a projection and a recess a recess (23) and each of the long sides to be assigned, which is then particularly useful, twice as much protrusion and recesses if the stones are essentially square (Fig. 3). "Have an outline shape. These stones have a rectangular shape Outline shape, then it is advisable to use the two 30 the narrow sides of the stone at least one projection and one recess and the long side ten each twice as many protrusions and recesses to be assigned, because then square and rectangular stones are also arranged in a bond 35 can be. Embodiments of the invention The invention relates to an art form - will first be based on the drawings below, in particular molded concrete, preferably for lauters,
the fastening of inclined surfaces, such as embankments, it shows Shores or the like, consisting of parallel ribs and FIG. 1 shows a perspective oblique view transversely to these webs, some of which 40 are an artificial stone according to the invention, which is in the Ribs over the outer webs and some webs over essentially two ribs and two webs formed the outer ribs protrude, protruding from those that cross each other, existing ends recesses or these Ausneh- Fig.2 a plan view of a stone naci corresponding projections are assigned. Fig.! formed association, 45 F i g. 3 a plan view of a rectangular stone zzungsflächencn are formed. Artificial stones this measure of the invention, consisting of three ribs and Kind are known (German utility model four webs, two of which are ribs over the outer 1 932 246, 1 957 328). Victories and all webs over the outer ribs over artificial stones of this type are further developments, two of the webs are each interrupted by a hollow so-called turf stones also known type 50 space, (German patent specification 1213 462, German Ge F i g. 4 a supervision of an association from legal usage model 1902 042). Furthermore, artificial corner stones according to FIG. 3 are known, in which an artificial stone is also known, which is arranged in the case of mostly rectangular shaped stones with a square outline. crack shape out of and into this wheel which corresponds to half a rectangular stone,
1, square articulated stone 1 designed in accordance with the invention to allow adjacent stones to engage with one another is made up of (French patent 1 486 955, German essentially consists of two ribs 2 and two sleeves - Patent specification 879 251, German utility model gen 3, which cross each other and a one-piece unit 1 787 249, 1 811 084, 1 953 640). form. The ribs 2 extend on both sides of the initially mentioned artificial stones 60 th over the webs 3 as well as they have the advantage that one with such artificial webs 3 covered with their two ends over the ribs 2 molded stones, horizontal or extend obliquely out. These ribs and webs form an area that appears as a grassy surface when grass has been sown in the one inner, all-round closed earth that runs through the hollow spaces between the webs and ribs from the top to the bottom of the stone. In addition, the cavity 4. The protruding ribs are made by the forming grass-worm and the protruding webs are also secure in the soil and also against each other, eight outwardly open partial cavities 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, which secured, although they were already formed by interlocking 10, 11 and 12, which with others around the