DE1970014U - FLOORING. - Google Patents

Description

Bodenbelägeρ wia large Seppiche "bedsets _p ^ bridges forleger o _o etc.

The invention prevails on Bod @ ab © läge ₉ as ge teppich® _s Bettmsranöungeüj, bridges ^ Yorleger has been "known for a long time ^, carpet of any kind at the Sänöern aa & ureh au Terstärfesn uaä in front of the AubStbx a®n su sehütseiäs. That on the edges Strsifea made of Qamml plastic uofess? HitseeiawiÄimg aufepreS ^ iiss'daa laad such ρ that di @ §! ammi ~ or _o toast et üf £ str @ ± £ @ a dl © S @ * ppich räader penetrate and with these

Andarerseita are like floors or tapestries at dens on a fixed or flexible tJhterplat-g ©.

Pitching or fabric part © placed on the type eiaes Flieksnteppieheö ^'1 and versehweißt d © r sub Platt bonded © © of ¹ weröen _p and bsi which a © rings

fortification Torgeeehea. is ο

Both types of carpets mentioned are due to the Rope fastening relatively non-slip, but leave it in this regard still some wishes offsn »In addition," b @ i these well-known carpets, the softness aussehlieglietki # oä. dam. used carpet material-dependent

Me Brf indong has rom acquaintances asked the task starting "the flooring so au. Geatalten * that they are relatively independent ^ om SeppichiaateriaX very soft and practically due in the event of stress

According to the invention, this task is thereby achieved _? that between the carpet or carpet parts and one? aacfigie = bigen base plate a continuous or subdivided® plastic insert is arranged to move *

Torsugsweise the bottom plate and the plastically © image position are matched in their strengths to one another such that the bottom plate _ψ by the plastic insert between the fastening points, the. Carpet or fabric parts in a selectable size © deformed elastically _? ddu down Y-orgewölTät becomes ο

The Torstehend geschiMerte design ensures that the flooring a substantially through the .plii STIC Einlag © caused great softness asc © is © v ^öaß continue, due to the ^

Can the floor slab be deformed, the floor coverings adhere to the floor when subjected to heavy loads and as a result · = which can be moved even when the floor slab is inclined ο In the unloaded state, on the other hand, they would be easy to close . shift®η »

Ss has shown that the problem posed here is solved particularly well «, if the pissed insert is generally not compressed into a thickness of about 3 to 6 aaa and the base plate is one _{thickness about 0 0} 5" *. To 1o5 ouch.

the softness of the inventive flooring @ f _{: /} sia are the carpets and fabrics @ il © VOraugsweisö; soft texture _s si © can be made of fluffy if necessary. loosely knotted © n ₉ woven2i ₉ knitted or knitted. Sestilisn b @steh © iai ohcL made from plaited _{s from} animal and other plastic faaera seia _o

Me plastic insoles can be made from loose & narrow elastic

G @ w © baa _p knitted ofisr knitted feeea. aas and / oöer Kimstfaeer bastehenj, ^ © rsugsweis © ab'ög »Bind them like cotton wool or sponge-like and then consist of Schstüagumiai aad ^ conststoff ₀

In feather case, the flooring are slightly © thereby keeping washable saaber ^ course u & Wed in

their dimensions, if both the carpet and fabric parts as the inserts are also made of Kimat fabrics «

Based on the previously known stiffening of the tapes of carpets, the carpet or fabric parts are in a wide range of the invention. the floor panels and the plastic inlays at least
the edges, by means of several Mh or quilting seams baw *, preferably by means of welding seams or strips of rubber or elastic pressed on under the action of heat. Plastic firmly connected to each other <>

From a certain size of deposits from "the risk i that on the one hand the carpet or Stqffteile and also waves the very soft ground plate. Or curve ^ and that the move daswisohen located linlagem before slleau undesirably ^. Din the su prevent In a further embodiment of the invention, the carpet or fabric parts, the floor plate and the plastic inlays are also known as the RMaöerix, connected to one another by straight, angular and / or curved seams or strips
individual floor covering several © carpet or fabric parts
on ₉ then the laths or strips must be the abutting edges

of the neighboring carpet or fabric parts cover © «

This arrangement "brings. _G additional advantage that it solidifies the floor, ao a Hoehbiegen. Or rolling up of the edges prevents _o

It may be advisable U ₀ ^ Uo to increase üDritt- and resistance to displacement friction increase between the flooring and the floor

For this purpose, the flexible floor panels, roughened or with downwardly protruding profiles in the form of intersecting straight or curved ₉ ZoBo. circular ^ web-like projections; be provided by heads _o

The plastic inlays make it possible, in each case desired. To produce odors ^ by: with liquids.?, oils, pastes or powders, which are adapted to the respective purpose of the floor coverings. Smells emanate »

For example, in clinics ^ in sickrooms; and in bathrooms hygienic., effective or »air-improving and refreshing ₉ in living rooms and work rooms the binding or covering, undesired smells _t especially smoke nuisance (smoke consumers) and in living rooms and bedrooms, again other odor formations be desirable. _O

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some embodiment Oer dung will be described with reference to the drawings hereinafter ■ »aeigen In these;

Fig _ö 1, the basic shape of a erfind angs ge MAESSEN. Floor = covering in side view},

Abbot -, 2 looks the same flooring on top ₉ '.? T ⁷ · -i!'_; sr · Oierschnj ;; ■, the same floor covering

on a larger scale ο
, -. Db. 4- four configurations a to d of the lower plate

Sound seen below and
Fig. ,, 5 several configurations β to g of the carpet or fabric parts in plan view ο

The floor covering shown in fig. Rubber or plastic on a plastic insert 3 made of foam rubber or plastic _o The three ropes 1 to 3 are at their edges through a strip. 4 made of rubber or elastic plastic firmly connected to one another in such a way that it is so tightly pressed on under the action of heat _? that the hand of the 3 eppieh- or fabric parts 1 and the edge of the plastic insert 5 Ms to the flexible base plate 2 at least partially through - una. «Ο aue i'eixe with the Jianaern les% and insoluble

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together ^ blackmailed? Vulcanize together or smolder and a stiff one _? frame-like © border 5 forms,

As the Figure clearly show _o 1 and 3 ^ stands on the top of the Seppich- oäer material piece 1 via the hand 5 ago · = gate, while on the bottom the flexible Bodentplatte 2 by the plastic Sinlage 5 x down from the rahmenartigenj stiff, Edge 5 is pushed out a little »The base plate. 2 is therefore practically, aa soft on all points: on the floor, on _? so that the floor covering does not slip under load "but can easily be moved in the unloaded state. The inventions dung contemporary flooring soichnet itself except through, big © Rutschfeatigkeit even with oblique Srittrichtung & un high Srittweichheit and also by good Wärmeis.ö ~ lation aue <>

As the yier rope aspects of the Abbo 4 _see, the slip resistance of the floor covering can be achieved by straight, criss-crossing web projections 6 ^ 7 * by is: ur ¥ en-shaped _s . see intersecting Stegror projections S and / or increased by knob-like protrusions 9 _o

In the case of floor coverings of larger areas, according to ©. Fig _o 5 © several j, crinkling sweat = · or Tulcanizing strips 10 be seen relatively small width gatej, the.

λτ; '.. I ^ r ι form and aryan these all parts firmly al - \; e ::. ria-ic.er connect »in this way a versc-Mets-m -.ar plastic insert 3 table the carpet- or: ϋϋί: Τΐ '^ ίΐ3ϊΐ 1 iM the flexible floor slab 2 ver ■ --Lind-nva and also, stiffen the flooring u / id csi ι high ·. "prevent bending or rolling ₌

! ■ erjtvrhts the Sappieh or Dtof part. geiSo. Abbe, 5 f and g: Uü:? Lio ken-like η Stücl-: en 12 with rectangular to each other ε ·; j sending edges bzwo Similar pieces 13 to 20 "dt oblique abutting Kanteη Dana ₉ are welded or Vulkanisierleisten 21 so angeordi'j.-3t _s as to cover the abutting edges of the adjacent pieces. 2 OLR <20,

Claims (1)

A & eprüohe Bodenbelag® _ß wi © large area © f <§ppiohe _P fertilize ^ bridges "¥ orleg © r © _o AEGL _os," consisting ® & b j © a flexible base plate and in each case one or more = Ten carpet "ofier SioffteiXen? Oil © ^ i ^ Oer Bodanplaiste means Wäk- ° _s Quilts odes' Schwelteäfat © a _s to ^ = · eye looking through the © !! © ppieh- or S $ of £ 1; @ il © miaöesteas teilwsis © fei © gor Boöenplatt © Piercings Hitaewirkimg on pressed Strel £ ® & qvlb elastic © ® plastic ¥ © rl)! Möaa SiM ₉ keanseiehiistg SaS gwisch @ 2i des or äsa lau. (1.11p 12 - §0) and © ia © r aaehgi @ big @ al plate (2) a® durehgehigad © oösr uxxte ^ divided plastically © insert (5) 2 »Floor coverings according to claim 1 _p that the base plate (2) mnä dl © plastische · I In * their strength in such a way &&f@in.aa&ISSr - Postal checking account: Karlsruhe 76979 · Bank account: Deutsche Bank AG. Villingen 29389 that the base plate (2) through the plastic BInlag-s (3) i>.viseh:; - n don Bsfeetiguugssteliöii ('5s> 10g, 21' of the carpet or fabric part (1 ₉ 11 ₉ 12-20) in selectable dimensions elastic Yerformt _v . dofcu downwards, in front = is arched ο ο Floor coverings according to claims 1 and 2 _9, characterized in that the plastic insert (3) in the uncompressed state has a thickness of approximately. 3 - 6 mm and the base plate (2) have a thickness ν oa about 0.3 Ms 1 ″, 5 mm ο Floor coverings according to Anoprüchen 1 "to 3 _& characterized _ρ that the carpet = or fabric parts (I ₉ 11 , 12-20) are of a soft texture and taxed from fluffy and possibly loosely knotted _p woven ^ knitted or knitted textiles ο Floor coverings according to claims 1 to 4 »characterized in that the carpet or fabric parts (1 s, 1I ₉ 12-20) are made from vegetable, animal and / or synthetic fibers, _o 6; -, floor coverings according to claims 1 Ms 5 »characterized * that the plastic inserts (3) made of loose ^ elastically compressible Gewefean ^ knitted or crocheted from nature = and / or artificial faaera exist,, - Ho? en ^ elägs according to the claims "'· to 5 9 thereby ge ~"■;?:.: ■ ..?: ■. £ sic'.anc-v; _P os £ the plastic inserts (3) watteurag 00.3.T achwaru ^ -like are formed and are made of foam-ainmi or plastic "in advance, -ö- 8, floor coverings according to claims 1 to 7 »thereby geke nr..i" _: e lehnet. · That the carpet or fabric parts (■ ¹ 1.12-50 ■ r cie floor plate (2) and the plastic .11-. Ir . ^ en ν 3 .. '• inc-aitejifs an ce? i edges cittelis more © -: ..; r : .iih- ο; -jpp- cd ^ r Sch * ₃ 7c': .. £: aälri; e dsw-, preferably iL: l \ - "~ -c-ils iintar millet3lnwirl: un pressed-on strip ■ '■' · - c ^ .s -J -: -.;.:. ii: dor slos ^ iseheBi plastic solid With- B ^ derroeliige according to the claims ?! Ί 'to 8 ₈ characterized by the fact that the! Carpet or fabric parts (1,11,12--20), the base plate (2) and the plastic inlays (J j also fish up the edges (5) using straight, , are angled and / or curved strips extending seams or 'are interconnected ,, wherein äaim _f if the individual flooring more (1O _21?).? ^ eppieh or has fabric parts (12-20), the Iahte or strips (21 ) the abutting edges of ~ be> r: icfbarten carpet · - or pieces of fabric (12 -20) T B Y> ue übe la {4- according to the claims! *. 1 to 9 »by this means; - :. r y: <3? .-; 'i;.rl;. ei: - -V 'a;: I edible ^. Floor plates (2? Aü- ^ era-itr; or rn.it downwards Ycrstehsracten Profil-J? Ung'3n in the form of themselves kr e as end en straight or curved ,, 2. ₀ .Β »> reisförni.igeri web-like ^T jumped (6-3) “provided by loppen (9) Oodglo Bod. ¹ : ¹ If according to, cen claims 1 'to 10 $, thereby ^ 8- £ ΐ: mzai ehneu »that di; plastic inserts (3) Γά: ". ύ .Tiruchbilclenden liquids * oils & j, pastes, cäer pr, lvarn ¥ e.? setst are _p whose smells den. je = v? 3ili ^ i &TerwenÄ'arj.gssvv'sckeiL der Boden ' bläge adapted ZLCÄ :.