DE7507028U - TRIPOD TOMBSTONE FOUNDATION - Google Patents

Description

Johannes Jensen

2251 Ostenfeld

Appendix 1 to the utility model registration: Description of the tripod tombstone foundation

The tripod tombstone foundation ensures easy erection of tombstones compared to the conventional method with at least the same, if not even greater, stability.

According to the applicable regulations, tombstones are to be equipped with foundations made of concrete using the conventional method will. The purpose of these regulations is to prevent the tombstones from falling over. In doing so, the Foundations, however, set different requirements by the employers' liability insurance association, which are usually designed in such a way that that - made in the earthworks - considerable civil engineering work is incurred, with some of the excavations up to 1.70 meters deep having to be excavated. In addition, if the gravestone foundation is made in fresh concrete, it is necessary for the concrete to dry out first. This means a loss of time so that the tombstone does not fall into can be set up in a train. If, on the other hand, prefabricated concrete foundations are used, this is disadvantageous insofar as because of their heavy weight they only require considerable manpower, with several people and with the use of appropriate people technical means can be introduced. Apart from this, however, the greatest difficulties arise when new ideas are laid of graves or rest periods have ended. Here, too, a great deal of cost is required to upgrade the existing Pulling out foundations, for which the cemetery-owned device is not suitable either.

The invention of the tripod tombstone foundation overcame them all these disadvantages in a simple manner.

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The tripod tombstone foundation according to the invention, which is in assembly design is made for both individual graves and for Multi-field graves can be used. In the case of a single grave, there are two tripod legs (Figures 1 and 3) next to the coffin, while the third Stand behind it. In the case of a two-field grave (Figure 2), the gravestone foundation is around compared to the single grave foundation Rotated 180 ° horizontally, so that one tripod leg between the two coffins and the other two legs behind it stand, that also has the advantage that with the two-field Grave The tombstone does not need to be removed if a second burial is to be performed.

The core of the tripod tombstone foundation (overall overview for individual and Mahrfeid graves, Figures 1-3) is the foundation base (number 4) with the receptacle bo? zen lir the tombstone (number 8) and ä "the tripod leg mounting shafts (number 7). The foundation base (Figure 4) consists of a cast machine body with correspondingly incorporated mounting shafts for the tripod legs (number 7) and the holes for the tombstone mounting bolts (Item 8) The machine-cast foundation plinth must be galvanized or plastic-coated to protect it from the effects of the weather.

The foundation base can, however (Figure 6) also consist of a thick-walled one There are steel tubes, round or square, with the corresponding mounting shafts (number 13) and mounting holes for the tombstone mounting bolts (Item 8) is provided. This version is filled with concrete (number 14) or artificial stone (number 15) that a square unit is created. The same steel Armieiang is used for filling in plastic.

The numbers 16 and 17 in FIG. 4 represent the section a-b and c-d car; the latter can be used analogously to FIG.

In order to bring in the foundation cover, the first step is the excavation performed. The foundation plinth is placed in such a way that it is embedded in a gravel bed that is compressed accordingly, so that it surrounds the base from below and from all sides by at least 50 mm.

The pointed, thick-walled and galvanized steel pipes (number 9)

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are rammed into the earth using a plastic drift with a mechanical hammer up to number 18. the reliable connection between base support and tripod leg is produced by cold welding and spreading device.

In the schematic drawings, the invention is still waiter explained. They represent:

1. Figure 1 single-field grave site with tripod foundation (Front view)

2. Figure 2-two-field grave site with tripod foundation (Front view)

3. Figure 3-single-span grave site with tripod foundation Side view)

4. Figure 4-grave foundation rock with receiving shafts

(Section 7)

with locating pin (number 8)
with tripod leg (number 9)

5. Figure 5 expansion body with expansion bolt

(Numbers Io and 11)

6. Section C-D for concrete and plastic construction Reinforcement designations (Zoffer 12 and 13) Concrete and artificial stone (Numbers 14 and 15) Tripod leg stop (item 18)

Husum, August 29, 1975

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Claims (2)

• ♦ · · Il Il HI ^! • I> * ■ I Johannes Jensen 2251 Ostenfeld
District of North Friesland Claims for protection j 1. The tripod tombstone foundation is characterized by that the base support with three or more tripod leg diameters ; guides and with one or more mounting holes for the tombstone mounting bolt is equipped. 2. The tripod tombstone foundation according to claim (1) is thereby characterized in that three or more tripod legs (9) are used. Husum, August 29, 1975 7507028 ii.i2.75