DE2308983B2 - Parquet laying unit to be glued to a sub-floor - Google Patents

Description

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*. Parquet laying unit according to one of Claims 1 to J, characterized in that the between the grooves (2, 5) located surfaces (3) of the underside of the laying unit by previous Application of an insulation board to the underside of the parquet strips (1) and subsequent milling Pieces (6) of the insulation board are provided.

The invention relates to a parquet laying unit on a sub-floor that is connected to one another several "the flexible one

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according to the invention of Wtej "hjj _^? ^ _n" stabi.ität breathed not have the laying unit, as this in most hunt them already in

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must be pre-sealed on all sides before laying that it is protected against the effects of moisture before and after installation

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external parquet laying has glued parquet floors

mation of the butt joints of the parquet strips when gluing A sub-floor can be broken open with a blow of a hammer in order to avoid a completely flat surface Subfloor to achieve a complete nestling of the parquet strips, which are then again independent of each other.

With these known parquet laying units, it is necessary to sand and close the floor before laying seal, because the parquet strips have to be detached from each other when gluing onto subfloors that are not completely flat.

It should therefore be a parquet laying unit that can be laid and glued onto subfloors that are not completely flat can be created which can be finished and sealed before laying.

This object is achieved in that a parquet laying unit consisting of relatively narrow parquet rods on its underside with so * ^: ~ *

sicn well-known Huxen * "'"" ^Λ - ^α ~ Embodiment of a parquet laying unit in a view from below;

2 shows a side view of the embodiment

? ^ge F g.3 shows another embodiment of the parquet laying unit in bottom view; F i g. 4 shows a side view of the embodiment

^V ° Fie 5 shows a side view or a section of a further Äüsföhningsforni the parquet laying unit, which is roughly shown in FIG. 2 corresponds to;

FIG. 6 shows a side view or a section according to another embodiment of the parquet laying unit that of FIG. 4 corresponds, as can be seen from FIGS. 1 and 2 results, the par- '-'-'- has a square shape aui and si' glued narrow par-achievement of the sufficient · 'underside lengthways to the

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In addition to the ending grooves, further grooves are also presented see. by which the flexibility of the plate increased> £

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.5 milled into the underside of the installation unit Da - '! Through there is an improvement in flexibility in all directions. Even with this embodiment before laying a corresponding KI- ' over on the contact surface !! upset i ^ earth.

\ In the case of the in F i g. 5 embodiment shown is on the underside of the parquet laying unit, an insulating board made of hard fiber material, chipboard, bituminous. After the application, the grooves 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are milled into the insulation board and the parquet flooring 1. This leaves pieces 6 of the insulation board Adhere to the surfaces 3 of the parquet laying unit that are present between the grooves 2.

F i g. 6 shows an embodiment similar to FIG F i g. 5, but 'with grooves 5 running accordingly the Ausfühnmgsform according to Fig.3- also As shown above, an insulation board is attached to it applied to the bottom, the grooves 5 then be milled into the insulation board and the parquet strips 1. On the surfaces in between 3. ; then again corresponding pieces 6 of the insulation board remain.

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Claims (1)

Patent claims: ^ tsSrJt «* ^ | plfl |! narrow AuF AStart underbody be adhered from relatively ParkettliiVeriegeeinheit, ^ together ve rleimten parquet strips, characterized 'gekean-IIIiEgicniieti da3 they iie- to Brrer Uhtersgiie su § |! feriSui is well known Nutea provided (2,5) däßj ^ j "e located at Aufideben on Deii Ünterbodea ss Sä ii | sen adapts end that at the edges of a Jlpkannte se tongue and groove (S * 9) provided ρς lfi61 0371 These grooves are not closer - _; - -le-tfa emschieWiger layer of glued parquet strips with iVSfiL · inten open grooves. "^? - .: ., - ^ fe # Sreinef besöÄlergff design can ^ with the ^^ Segeeihheit according to the invention ^ e ^ uten ^F S and Xdlr transversely to the parquet strips, it is also possible, the grooves diagonally to the parquet