DE1982041U - PANEL FOR TRUCKS - Google Patents

Description

The present innovation concerns a Γ “cover for

Half-timbered buildings that are used to cover up damaged, old half-timbered structures. According to the various geometric truss patterns which are to be found in practice ,, the .._ BlejLd.e_ZTJZ ^ents P must be formed ^recnend these patterns.

It is well known that old half-timbered buildings in particular are very sensitive to the weather and pests, so that in the case of rotten timber frameworks, the point in time can be estimated when, for safety reasons, the framework construction must be demolished or partially renewed, which is associated with considerable costs. Especially at old half-timbered buildings, which have been preserved in their original form, for example due to the principles of monument protection are to be, the preservation of the wooden framework is only through expensive maintenance work and constantly repeated Impregnation of the wood with weather-resistant and pest-killing substances is possible.

It therefore becomes a dividing one. £ for half-timbered buildings

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beat, which makes it possible to partially use wooden frameworks or to be completely veneered so that the wood, after previous impregnation, is resistant to the weather and pests such as fungi and insects is protected.

According to the innovation, die_Ble_nde_ from a relatively thin plate, on which strip of the same material as that of the plate or another Material are attached, the arrangement of said strips corresponding to the framework pattern.

An essential feature of the innovation is that the strips attached to the plate protrude with their edge parts on one or more sides over the plate radius by an amount which corresponds to about half the width of the strips. This arrangement makes it possible to connect the individual f'BTindän "'" ⁷ '"'^'""to one another in a modular manner during laying, so that both the panels produce a continuous surface with only joints and the individual strips result in any uninterrupted pattern without gaps.

Since almost all of the half-timbering patterns that occur in practice can now be traced back to a basic pattern, it is possible to largely prefabricate the \ ^ 3Xenae ___ S2- · each so that one! _Blend.e ___ consists of a preferably rectangular plate and strips that are newly attached to it, and the arrangement of which corresponds to the framework pattern to be veneered.

So that the individual [Bl ^ ndejQ _: ^ _ with different In any case, the strip pattern is laid as a modular system are, according to the innovation, the said stripes on the sides of the record, where they are not at their half

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Extend width over the edge of the plate by half the width of the strip away from the respective edge of the plate or do they end before this .. The aperture according to the innovation [...] is explained in detail with the aid of drawings. . ; ■ · .. ·

It shows:

FIG. 1 shows a perspective illustration of an embodiment example of a harvesting ... with angular strips,

FIGS. 2 and 3 are views of two further exemplary embodiments with regard to the strip arrangement, FIG. A shows a partial view of several L-diaphragm lines. misplaced state and,.

Figure 5 is a schematic representation of a completely veneered half-timbered building.

The, ^ aperture ^ J _ 1 thus consists of the plate la and from one or more strips Ib. The protruding strip edges are marked with Ic, the free plate edges with Id designated. The plate la can be made of a weather-resistant material, such as pressed asbestos cement exist. The strips Ib can be made of the same material like the plate or consist of another, whereby the choice of the strip material is based on criteria the production, namely the connection of the plate and the strip Resistance and surface treatment aimed.

When the truss by installation of _ι: is Blende.n "_ .verblendet that height differences can laugh .Between Plattenpberf and Streifenpberflache be filled with plaster. The strips Ib are just as wide as the timber frame to be faced and can either be painted to look like wood after laying or with a plastic

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Foil can be covered with a wood-like pattern. The laying of the LBlenden, ZZZIIZj ^{can be} carried out with the usual fastening elements such as screws or nails. A thickness of the plate and the strips of a few millimeters has proven to be useful. In this way, it is possible to veneer any large areas of masonry with retracted timber framing in a weather-resistant manner, whereby the original framework pattern is retained. Before laying

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Work required on panels, such as repairs and leveling the surfaces required.

Claims (4)

S c h u Vt ζ a η s ρ r ü ehe 1.) Aperture ¹ for half-timbered buildings, characterized in that it consists of a flat plate (la) on which several strips (1b) are arranged and integrally connected in such a way that the strips on one or more plate sides by about the amount of half The width of the strip protrudes outward beyond the edge of the plate, and the remaining edges of the plate (ld) are free, and the outer edges of the strips; are removed from the plate edges (1 d) by at least half a strip width ©. 2.) Cover for V-frame structures, according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the plate (1a) is rectangular, in particular square. 3.) Cover for lined buildings according to claims 1 or 2, ■ characterized in that the strips (1b) on the Plastics (1a) are glued on. 4.) Aperture for lined buildings according to claim 1 to 3, there- - characterized in that the plate (la) consists of pressed asbestos cement.