DE1996872U - SLEEP-RESISTANT, DRY-PRESSED CERAMIC STONEWARE TILE OR CLINKER SLAB - Google Patents

Description

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Steinzeug- und Mosaikplattenfabrik GmbH., 5412 Ransbach / West erwald

Sure-footed, dry-pressed ceramic stoneware tile or linker plate.

The innovation relates to a dry-pressed, sure-footed one Ceramic stoneware tile or clinker tile with a relief-like structure on its surface.

There are already a number of plates that are used for the purpose of surefootedness are specially treated, for example panels with * · pressed cams that form elevations, or those that have strips or webs and also those with plastic Manufacturing processes that have torn surfaces and into which various reliefs are cut using form knives are.

The disadvantage of these plates is on the one hand that they point as a result of the rough surface or the upstanding Cams are difficult to clean and dirt builds up in those formed by tearing or machining the surface sharp-edged depressions and on the other hand in particular also in the fact that due to the uniformity and the design according to -uechnical points of view they are cold and look strange.

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The aim of the invention is to create a tile or clinker tile that extends the architectural design options to your ceramic sector, which is warm and has a homely effect and is also hard-wearing and easy to clean.

The celebration consists in the fact that in the surface of the dry

pressed, ceramic clay tile or clinker tile Structures similar to nature, v / ie wood grain, tree bark structures, crystal structures, scale or leaf patterns and pebble stone molds are pressed in, the upstanding structural parts, for example those of nature corresponding harder parts of the wood grain give the surefootedness. By making the ram after Plaster casts on natural surfaces are perfect Natural reproduction guaranteed, with the removal of sharp edges using a tile or clinker tile arises, which has no sharp-edged depressions and is accordingly easy to clean.

According to the invention, the tiles or clinker tiles are either unicoloured, corresponding to the known tiles £ arbe.n, flamed or porphyry.

Aeis Qfessiläshe is in further design or glazed in multiple colors, with different glaze tones for the base and the protruding raised parts can be used, so that the grain etc. are much more effective and the nature as well as the processing of natural wood is taken into account.

I am considerable compared to well-known hard-wearing Stoneware tiles and clinker slabs consists in that: ' the tiles and clinker slabs according to the invention structurally have the appearance of natural wood and the like, and can also correspond to these in terms of color, but are largely superior to them in terms of their strength and resilience are, on the other hand, can also be easily cleaned, since the surfaces, especially the glazed surfaces, despite its structure, it is smooth and has no sharp-edged, the cleaning agents attacking depressions or elevations.

In a further design, the surface is glazed, with raised areas for the subsurface and the protruding parts Parts of variegated glaze tints can be used, "Ο that the grain, etc." is much more effective come and nature as well as the processing of natural wood is fully taken into account. Since with ϊαβββη the protruding parts are slightly with ■ "Color with the help of inking rollers.

A considerable advantage over the previously known hard-wearing stoneware tiles and clinker slabs is that the tiles according to the invention have the appearance of natural wood and the like the surfaces are in spite of their structure ₅ latt and have no sharp-edged, the cleaning means acting depressions or elevations, and are inexpensive to manufacture by pressing by means of stamp "

The innovation is shown in the drawings in some exemplary embodiments. It shows!

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a clinker plate with Holzmas erung,

FIG. 2 is a side view of the clinker tile according to FIG. 1,

Fig. 3 is an end view of the clinker slab according to Fig. 1,

K is a diagrammatic view of a clinker slab with a tree bark pattern,

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a pattern as in FIG. H with a different tree bark pattern, FIG.

6 is a perspective view of a clifier plate

with 2quality structure.

Pig _t 7 is a perspective view of a clinker slab with a flake structure and

J ,,, Fig. 8 is a perspective view of a clinker slab _r * Ji with a protruding pebble structure.

W The clinker slab 1 with the

'~' \ Jfi «- shaped strips 2 points on the front, the visible side,

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IS? / Sanding shows, whereby the light areas 3 are deepened || t | iiid the grain 4 is raised. Depending on the color of the mass

ί! ί SlI w4ung 4 can give the wood the natural cut or color U <> 4: .ft <| Üff have the structure of the burnt-in grain. Since the

; Λ | «ΡΙ Individual clinker bricks or tiles with different grains

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The natural wooden sticks put together and therefore do not appear uniform and cold, but natural in every ¥ hise. FIGS. K to 8 show different structures 5 to 9, as already indicated in the list of figures.

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Seed claims i

Claims (2)

P.A. 338 296 * 12.6. Protection claims 1. Sure-footed, dry-pressed ceramic stoneware tile or clinker tile, characterized in that in the "bare surface" looks like structures similar to nature Wood grain, tree bark structures, crystal structures, Shed Tdzw. Pressed in leaf pattern and pebble shapes are. 2. stoneware tile or EXiskerplatte according to claim 1. characterized in that the surface is glazed in one or more colors, preferably the upright ones Parts of the surface (4 - 9) have different tints exhibit.