DE6608191U - SQUARE TIMBER STRIP BLOCK BODY. - Google Patents

Description

Heinrich, Prohaüller, Kaufmann, Heckarainmem, £ orststra8 ·?

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The invention relates to a viexkaatoolsleletenblookTerband, in which the lasts in a cross-bandage through Issbart »Steokrerbinäungen their old. Narrow "stand on top of each other"

An association of this type serves, among other things, for the construction of log houses, Ice, would find such wooden strips. With a known one Association of the type mentioned at the beginning is the cross association darcn one IfcLeser known association has become known in practice Tried and tested because it is, an uninterrupted conclusion and to achieve an extremely stable structure. Be at

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this known association provided hat and spring connection and the various folds, however, require considerable Manufacturing costs and also lead to wood losses · In many However, cases are made on a square timber block bandage not as high demands on stability and weather resistance as with normal log houses; for example For playhouses for children, simple garden spools and the like, simpler designs are sufficient in this regard.

The object of the invention is to provide a square wood strip block association designed in such a way that it contributes to the manufacture of the prefabricated strips with the least possible manufacturing effort as little wood waste as possible can be produced.

You invention is characterized in that as plug connections Are bolts provided that are adjacent to each other in pre-drilled loosely opposite each other in the association? Moldings fit · He inventive dressing requires normal square wooden moldings or · slats, never in uer joinery -vleliälra.s are used and therefore fully automatic in large countries Haschinen can be produced in the most efficient way. This so-

The provided strips now only need to be drilled and to be cut to the right hatred and are then already prepared for the inventive association. IEe bolt can be simple prefabricated parts, preferably plastic prefabricated parts «

The inventive association is intended for light constructions. However, light structures, such as children's playhouses, are often used demolished again and rebuilt in different dimensions. In this sighting offers an expedient further development of the Invention of many variations. This advanced training is thereby characterized in that the strips are continuous on both narrow sides

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Pre-drilled over their entire length in the EastermaS and that bolts are only inserted into some of these holes. So then, as a rule, more holes are pre-drilled than are absolutely necessary for connectors in a certain association, £ & · additional holes? Allow », however, to approach £ ± € <in other positions to one another and also make it possible to work with relatively shortened components with su, which results in the desired variety in the design .

The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawing »

In the drawing shows

1 shows a corner joint with the subsequent cross-* ι associations according to the invention in perspective

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Figure 2 shows a plug connection according to the Erfinouiig la Pigur 3 a dressing according to the invention in plan view.

ffeaäss Figure 1 sit 1 to 4 four square wooden strips are referred to, which are stit their sides on each other. Said strips form two walls 5 and 6 bsw standing at right angles to one another f. Wall points which, for example, can belong to a Sinderspiclhaus. The bar 1 of a wall 5 is at the same height as a bar 3 de? the other wall 6. The strips 1 and 2 lying on top of each other

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facdung ad em '& ichet the same, long and alternately offset from one another by the thickness of the length »The bottom of bar 1, not shown, is pushed forward, ie bar 2 and so on. In the longitudinal center of the narrow side of the strips there are holes. The bores are, as can be seen in FIG. 2, blind holes?, 8. The blind holes 7 and 8 lie opposite one another in pairs in the finished association. In Figure 2, the associated strips 9 and Io are drawn at a distance from one another in the position that they were in during the SusaasiSJisstssns © i & nehsen * The plug connection formed by the sack lifters 7 and 8 also includes a bolt 11, which is shaped cylindrically and consists of steamedTf “For example, it can be a length of a long plastic ο tab that is slightly deburred on both edges. All bolts of a union are of the same length and have the length L. The run of the Sacklacher 7, θ is .L + D »where B stands for a small addition tolerance. When the two strips 9 and Io are placed on top of each other to form a cross connection, the blind hole 8 then completely absorbs part of the bolt that protrudes from the blind hole 7. Plug connections of the type that are visible in FIG. 2 are distributed over the entire length of the cross braces. For this purpose, holes are provided at intervals of the grid dimension r over the entire length of the narrow sides of all strips. For the ratio r, r = s. The last hole at the end of each strip, for example the hole 13 has the same distance s from the end face 14 and the two broad sides Bar 3, while the bar 3 is pulled through the Eok bandage so that its front side 14 is flush with the outer broad side of the bar 1. For strips 2 and 4, the connection lines are reversed, strip 4 is stoOond, while strip 2 is pulled through

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de? Position of the end bore · atm example 13 »for the selected Eaatex dimension, there is a distance e between the end bore 13 and the end bore 15 of the bar 1 adjoining it, that is to say in the length of the grid dimension, so that the two bores located at the end of the underside άβτ above the Bar 1 located solid bar with the bores 13 and 15 are aligned and "white can form plug connections that hold the two bars 1 and 3 together". as necessary for the desired maintenance required 1st · the Vielsani the holes provided but allows subsequently to cut a strip by placing them precisely cuts in Milvte between ml holes "ELE holes on the top and bottom aligned.

A viewing strip is preferably used between two strips 1 and 2 17 made of flexible material, for example foamed plastic < placed, which preferably extends flush over the entire narrow side of the strips and from the bolts of the plug-in connections involved is enforced. This sealing strip can be glued to the strips.

The corner connection produced in accordance with FIG. 1 does not have any front heads, as can advantageously be seen in the example of boxes and the like. IUe invention is also applicable to corner connections with front heads. Such an embodiment is shown in FIG. Also in do: According s Aueführungpbeispiel 3 _r are the strips of the various walls 18, 19, so 2o respectively on the same © λ · height, Halset, In j © which is a bar, Hs gsssu asaf same level is of the walls wLe a ledge in another wall. In the top view according to FIG. 3, strips or lei state parts can be seen at two levels, namely lisssn. dis Leiatss. ZX ^ 22 and 23 in tin®? S ^ kealagei while the visible foreheads 24 ₁ 25 to the groin layer below

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Apart from the versat 12nd the EastessaaS of the boreholes leading to the front heads, the execution example is ©! According to Pigur 3 it is exactly the same as that according to FIG. 1. The bastern dimension of the r _{1 of} the bores is greater than the thickness si of the strips "It can even be significantly larger" the pilot hole at the end of a strip, for example the hole 26 is at a distance r ₁ - ⁸ 1 of the associated end face 27 · This leads to the fact that the hole 26 in question has exactly the Hasteräbatand r-j to the adjacent hole 28 of the anetoö-ending strip 23, so that the holes of the strip wetted above it are arranged in this grid spacing on this Bores 26 and 28 fit

The Lsi stan, which are laid continuously, are above the Eok bandage over and form preheads. The foreheads of the strips 5Ϊ1 iznd 22 are designated by 29 and 3o.

The bar 22 is laid through in the corner connection shown on the right in FIG. 3 and thus forms the front head 3o, while they abut for the other corner connection - the one drawn on the left is laid. In a corresponding way, all the lower strips are also abutting for one corner connection and for the other lays solid, so that, ^ Le auoh in the exemplary embodiment shown in Figure 1, consistently the same for a wall Width strips of the same length can be used.

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Claims (1)

his files s P 22 7ol AflPBAG 1 · Square wooden slat block association, in which the slats in Cross bracing connected to one another by releasable stick connections with their narrow sides standing on top of one another »thereby characterized in that bolts (11) are provided as plug connections, which are pre-drilled in © in the association in pairs opposite bores (7, 8) of adjacent strips (9, 10) fit. 2. Association according to claim 1, characterized in that the Bars are pre-drilled on both narrow sides continuously over their entire length in the notch and that bolts are only inserted into some of these holes. 3. Association according to claim 1 and / or 2, characterized in that that uj.5 Bolssn ν 11 / glsioii are long and that dis Bores (7, 8) with an allowance tolerance half as deep as the bolts are long » - 2 - P 22 7ol 4 »Association, according to one or more de? previous & henÄeE. Expectations, characterized in that the bores (28) in the Jüängsmitte a bar are arranged and that each last hole ζ 28) at the end of a bar in the R & sterab = · staid r minus half the strip thickness s from the front side located. 5. Association according to claim 4, characterized in that the bore (15) at the end of a bar (1) has the same distance from both broad sides and the front side of the read bar, and that the grid dimension r is as large as v & e the bar thickness s « 6ο Association according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that -of two located at the same level Last (1,3) the one in the Eek opening with hers Front face butted against the other bar and that the other bar is sucked through the corner bandage is laid and that the strips of a wall surface are alternately butted and pulled through in a corner bandage are. (Fififo 1) ! 7. Association according to claim 6, characterized in that a Bar (22) in a corner dressing in which it is involved, is laid through and in the other corner bond, au. the cie is involved, is placed butting. 8. Association according to claim 6 and / or 7, characterized in that that the continuous strips (22) * sit front head (30) are placed. 9. Association according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bolts (11) Shaped plastic rod sections are. 168818122.7. - 3 - P 22 7ol Ιο. Dressing according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized »that in the cross connection between the strips (1,2) sealing strips (17) made of flexible Material are laid, which are penetrated by the bolt. • 10119122.7.71