DE202007000204U1 - Lying bed for a house wall - Google Patents

Abstract

fillable Leaning bed for a house wall, with the Anlehnbeet an open-topped, but laterally closed all around, can be filled with plant material or with water Interior (11) defines, characterized in that the Anlehnbeet as a grid body consisting of interconnected lattice panels (1, 2, 3) is formed, wherein one of the adjacent to the wall of the house essentially flat lattice panel (1) is at least one near the house wall arc and / or angular lattice panel (2) at least once away and back again extends and the plant-earth material or water-filled interior space (11) between this close - to - house grid panel (2) and the House wall adjacent lattice panel (1) is defined, being spaced to the near-grid lattice panel (2) at least one more hauswandfernere arc and / or angularly extending lattice panel (3) is provided, which also from the adjoining the house wall lattice panel (1) itself at least once away and back again, being close to the house and remote lattice panels (2, 3) between them a gap (4) define that to take ...

Description

object The innovation is a Anlehnbeet for a house wall after the generic term of the protection claim 1.

So far it was only known to lean against a house wall in the form of a fillable plastic body or a plastic tub, one side of the plastic tub was adapted to the wall of the house, to a flush-mounted connection to reach the Hauswsand.

disadvantage However, the known Plastiktroges is that he is under the influence of the filling material (Earth and stones) adapts to the ground and thus uneven Ground discards and thereby unsightly gaps in the connection area of the House wall revealed.

Also become fillable grid body used in landscaping, which are usually filled with natural stones, around a hand support and to form the like. One speaks of so-called gabions, what basket-like structure means that with natural stones (usually with Rubble) filled are. Such basket-like, filled Become a grid body especially in alpine road and landscaping used to slope supports and the like too accomplish.

such, well-known filled grid body have dimensions of 1.0 × 1.5 × 1.5 m. So these are relatively large structures stacked on top of each other, forming heavy natural stone walls.

With such basket-like mesh bodies but it is not possible small and lightweight grid body too form, which are designed as Anlehnbeet.

Of the Innovation is therefore the object of a Anlehnbeet to a House wall in such a way that it is as form-fitting as possible the house wall connects, that it works well on uneven ground can be set up and that it is formed safe in the fall.

to solution the task is the innovation by the features of the protection claim 1 marked.

Important is that the fillable Grid body off one on the back concluded with a lattice panel half ring, with Stones or gravel or gravel can be filled, of course, the mesh size of the grid body the grain size of the be filled Materiales must be adjusted.

It becomes practically an outer half ring this plantable bed with any stone material filled, according to the wishes of the User of this stone material can be selected. It can too other heavier materials are filled in, e.g. Wood pellets or wood chips but above all also corresponding gravel or Decorative stones that can be formed in any color. In order to There is the advantage of having a particularly aesthetically pleasing look achieved in the Anlehnbeet, which is particularly stable, because the outer fillable semicircular ring now the soil due to the weight of the filling material adapts without further ado and it thereby no unsightly distances at the Connecting area to the house wall there.

It therefore does not require a dowel or a subsequent one Attachment of the Anlege bed to the house wall.

at The novelty is the significant advantage that there is no foundation work and no foundations needed, because the circular grid body is simple is placed on a ground. He can therefore easily be dismantled and placed elsewhere. This is a significant advantage over the state of the art, where it was previously known, masonry To use leaning beds that are connected to the house wall had and the extensive start-up work needed to anchor them on the ground. All this is omitted the innovation.

One Advantage of the innovation is that the outer fillable circular arc in his curvature is designed adjustable.

To For this purpose it is provided that the inner wall of the circular arc as a lattice panel and the outer wall are formed as a second grid panel. These two lattice panels can in Arch to the inner, the house wall facing, straight lattice panel be connected in any connection areas.

Becomes For example, the connection area of the inner grid panel the straight lattice panel laid inside, so get this inner lattice panel a larger radius of curvature. Likewise, the outer lattice panel can also connected to another connection area of the straight lattice panel which causes the curvature the two arranged parallel to each other and in the same radius of curvature trained lattice panels is arbitrarily adjustable.

In a preferred embodiment, the fillable annular space between the outer curved and the inner curved grid panel with corresponding connecting wires miteinan the connected so as to give a stability of this fillable annular space for the filling material. There is therefore no delay of the lattice panels during filling and in the erected state.

additional Feature of the innovation is that the now refillable interior, the from the inner area of the inner lattice panel and the outer area of the straight the house wall connected lattice panel exists, now with arbitrary Filling material to be filled can. It can be filled with earth become. On the other hand, a foil can also be inserted in this room and in this film can be filled with water, so as to be filled To get a resting bed.

Instead of the filling with plants and soil this arrangement can be next to the filling with water also be used as a trash can.

Of course it is the present innovation is not geared to, as a landing to the outside a house wall to be arranged. It can also be provided that this semi-annular Grid body which forms a straight connecting wall to the house wall, also in the interior a house is arranged. There she is a decoration body that also z. B. filled with water can be or as a cd stand can act or the like more. Important is the decorative exterior that namely the outer circular ring with a fillable, filled with heavy material which passes through the grid structure of the grid body is apparent.

One special advantage consists in the fact that the fillable grid body, the is designed as Anlehnbeet, has no bottom. In this way it is ensured that the filling material sits directly on the ground and that is why a special easy removal of such a Anlehnbeetes is possible. The Anlehnbeet must actually only to be lifted up to the dismantling, whereby the filled Stones fall through the circular ring and fall down on the Soil remain while the now empty grid body after can be lifted off above.

This is a major advantage over masonry or in others Way with a foundation provided leaning beds.

in the The following is the innovation of only one execution way illustrative drawings closer explained. Here are more from the drawings and their description essential features and benefits of the innovation.

It demonstrate:

1 : schematizes the rear view according to the line II in 2 on the reworkable fillable Anlehnbeet as a grid body

2 : the perspective view after 1

3 A first embodiment of a cross connector

4 A second embodiment of a cross connector

In 1 and 2 the refillable Anlehnbeet according to the invention is shown, which consists essentially of an outer, semicircular cylindrical lattice panel 3 exists, which forms the radially outer half-shell of the fillable Anlehnbeetes.

A radially inner half-shell is formed by an inner lattice panel 2 formed, which is also semi-circular cylindrical, but has a smaller radius than the radially outer half-shell of the outer grid panel 3 ,

After the two lattice panels 2 . 3 take a mutual radial distance from each other, hereby becomes a semi-cylindrical annular space 4 defined from the upper open side, with a pourable filler 5 is filled.

On the back, facing the wall of the house, is now a flat, flat, rear lattice panel 1 to the two round lattice panels 2 . 3 coupled, so that on the one hand the semi-cylindrical annular space 4 between the lattice panels 2 . 3 to the house wall is completed, on the other hand, the interior 11 eg for planting towards the house wall is completed.

As the 1 shows, is thus the interior 11 of the fillable support bed is hollow and can be used for the purposes mentioned in the general description.

The flat plane backside grid panel 1 therefore combines stabilizing the two free ends of the round lattice panels 2 . 3 together and forms a barrier between the house wall and plastic bag for the filling material (eg soil) in the interior 11 so that it does not come into direct contact with the wall of the house.

The 1 and 2 By the way, that shows every lattice panel 2 . 3 in a conventional manner from intersecting and interconnected longitudinal and transverse bars 6 . 7 consists.

To stabilize the gap 4 between the inner and the outer lattice panel 2 . 3 are here at a mutual distance and parallel to each other cross connector 8th arranged. Such a cross connector 8th is in 3 shown in more detail. It consists of mutually oppositely arranged hook ends 9 passing through a connecting wire 10 material integral with each other.

For mounting the cross connector 8th thus becomes the one hook end on a longitudinal or transverse bar 6 . 7 to the inner lattice panel 2 and the outer hook end also on a longitudinal or transverse bar 6 . 7 the outer lattice panel 3 hooked. In this way, thus becomes a load-transmitting connection between the outer and the inner grid panel 2 . 3 created.

As another alternative embodiment, the 4 a cross connector 8a , which is formed as a flat grid body and which is also formed of intersecting longitudinal and transverse bars, which are connected to each other at the crossing points.

Preferably, this sheet-like cross connector extends 8a over the entire vertical height of the fillable bedstead and thus separates the gap 4 in each case in individual circumferential departments. In this way, a load-transferring connection between the inner and outer lattice panel takes place 2 . 3 across the entire height of the fillable bedstead.

In the drawings is not shown that the interior 11 can be lined by a waterproof film, so that the entire interior 11 can be filled with water or other liquid. In this way, the fillable Anlehnbeet can also be used as a water storage, as a rain barrel or as a garden pond.

Likewise, it is of course possible to increase the dimensions of the fillable Anlehnbeetes so far that the entire interior 11 can be used as a swimming pool.

The entire gap 4 is with a filler 5 filled and has a self-stabilizing function and can thus be set up as a simple, free-standing Anlehnbeet on a corresponding footprint and with its rear lattice panel 1 lean against a house wall. It then needs no further supports more.

It is important that by the arrangement of two spaced radially spaced round lattice panels 2 . 3 and a space defined therebetween 4 a stable structure is created because of the gap 4 with a correspondingly heavy filling material 5 is filled, so that the Anlehnbeet can be erected free-standing on a footprint and with its flat flat rear lattice panel 1 lean against a wall without having to be firmly connected.

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rear flat lattice panel

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inner round lattice panel

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outer round grid panel

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gap

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filling material

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longitudinal bar

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cross bar

8th

cross-connector 8a

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hook end

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connecting wire

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inner space

Claims (10)

Fillable Anlehnbeet for a house wall, wherein the Anlehnbeet an upwardly open, but laterally closed round, filled with plant material or water interior ( 11 ) defined, characterized in that the Anlehnbeet as a grid body consisting of firmly interconnected lattice panels ( 1 . 2 . 3 ) is formed, wherein from an adjacent to the wall of the house substantially flat lattice panel ( 1 ) at least one close to the building wall arcuate and / or angularly extending lattice panel ( 2 ) extends at least once and then back, and the interior filled with plant soil or water ( 11 ) between this near-lattice panel ( 2 ) and the grid wall adjacent to the house wall ( 1 ) is defined, wherein spaced from the near-wall lattice panel ( 2 ) at least one further hauswandfernere arcuate and / or angularly extending lattice panel ( 3 ) is provided, which also from the adjoining the house wall lattice panel ( 1 ) extends at least once away and back again, whereby the near-wall and lattice panels ( 2 . 3 ) between them a gap ( 4 ), which is suitable for receiving relatively heavy, pourable filling material ( 5 ) whose grain size is greater than the grid width of the lattice panels ( 2 . 3 ). Lying bed according to claim 1, characterized in that the arcuate lattice panels ( 2 . 3 ) together form a segment of a hollow cylinder, in particular a tubular half-cylinder or flat torus, wherein both free circumferential ends of the segment with the house-wall-side lattice panel ( 1 ) are firmly connected. Anchorage bed according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a single flat house-side grille panel ( 1 ) and a single radially inner arcuate lattice panel ( 2 ), and two radially outer arcuate lattice panels ( 3 ) form the Anliehnbeet .. Lying bed according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the distance between the radially inner and outer lattice panel ( 2 . 3 ) by load-transmitting the gap ( 4 ) passing through cross connectors ( 8th . 8a ) is formed. Lying bed according to claim 4, characterized in that the transverse connector ( 8th ) consists of a respective wire hook consisting of a connecting wire ( 10 ) is formed, at whose outer, free ends in each case a hook end ( 9 ) is arranged. Lying bed according to claim 5, characterized in that the transverse connector ( 8a ) consists of a grid body, the space ( 4 ) between the grids ( 2 . 3 ) and on which a plurality of hook ends ( 9 ) are arranged. Lying bed according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized that the mooring bed as a planter, as a trash can, as an umbrella stand or formed as a pond. Lying bed according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the interior ( 11 ) of the leaning bed is lined with a liquid-tight film. Lying bed according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the filling material ( 5 ) consists of stones. Lying bed according to claim 9, characterized that the stones are made of broken natural stones or pebbles or consist of polygonal artificial stones.