DE8417259U1 - EXHIBITION WALL - Google Patents

Abstract

1. Wall comprising rectangular wall panels (1, 2) which are connected hingedly with connecting elements, and which have a core (4) covered with an envelope (3), characterised in that the hinge-action connecting elements (5) are elastomerically extensible, and the wall panels (1, 2) are subdivided into two panel halves (1', 1", 2', 2") at right angles to the hingedly connected sides, and that the joint gap between the panel halves is masked with the envelope (3) at the front or rear side, and the envelope (3) is provided along the joint gap with a folding groove (6).

Description

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Exhibition wall

The present innovation relates to a wall made of rectangular hand plates connected in a hinge-like manner with connecting elements, which have a core, which is covered by a coat.

Such exhibition walls are known, for example, and are described in DGbm 79 06 948. As a rule, in order to be able to do justice to their exhibition purpose, they must be at least a height 180 cm, which makes them space-consuming for transport.

The present innovation therefore sets itself the task of creating an exhibition wall of the type mentioned at the beginning Art to make space-saving transportable.

According to the innovation, this object is achieved in that the hinge-like connecting elements are elastically stretchable and the wall panel is at right angles to the hinge-like connected sides are divided into two panel halves that the butt joint between the Panel halves on the front or back are glued over with the jacket and the jacket along the butt joint is provided with a folding groove.

The innovation creates the possibility of folding the hand, which can be folded like a harmonica, by half for transport in height.

wrestle. In a simple manner, connecting elements are attached in that the connecting elements are made from consist of a rubber-elastic strand that passes through at intervals when two wall panels abut one and then passed through the other wall panel and anchored with its ends to one of the wall panels is.

In this embodiment, the elastic cord only needs with a rod or with a tool passed through corresponding openings in the narrow side of the wall plate and with it at the end The elastic cord can be pulled through in a straight line if the abutting narrow sides of two adjacent wall panels are toothed and mesh with one another like a piano band. With a tool, the rubber-elastic Pull in the strand when the narrow sides abutting each other are flat and the strand zigzag through the Hand plates is guided.

Is it provided that one end of the jacket overlaps the other end and that the If the visibly overlapping end of the jacket is flush with a narrow side to be arranged vertically, the Cladding layer compared to the embodiments known today, in which the ends of the

Cover layer in the area of a broad side flush with one another bump.

In order not to disturb the print image of the cladding layer in the overlapping area by a gradation it is provided that the wall panels have pinches in the area of the overlapping jacket ends, by a step to avoid in the corresponding broad side, the overlapping jacket ends and / or the core being squeezed are.

In particular, the jacket can be easily printed on the front and back when on that wall side on which the butt joint is glued over with the jacket, the jacket is designed in two parts and the two jacket parts abut one another parallel to the folding groove and at a distance from it.

The innovation is explained, for example, with the aid of the accompanying schematic drawing. Show it: Fig. 1 is a vertical section in the plane of the wall consisting of two wall panels, Fig. 2 shows the same representation as Fig.l of a second

Embodiment of the wall,
3 shows a section along the line III - III in FIGS. 1 and 2,

FIG. 4 shows a section along the line IV - IV in FIG. 2, 5 shows a cross section through a first embodiment of a wall panel and

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FIG. 6 shows the same representation as FIG. 5 through a second embodiment of a hand plate.

The wall shown in Fig. 1 consists of two hand plates 1 and 2 which each abut one another with a vertical narrow side. In a known manner, the wall panels 1 and 2 have a thin outer jacket 3 which is drawn onto a core 4. The core 4 can consist of light cardboard, foam or some other filler material. The mutually facing sides of the wall panels 1 and 2 are interlocked and a pivot axis 5 is pulled through the overlapping teeth in the form of a rubber strand so that the hand panels 1 and 2 can be pivoted with respect to one another. The rubber strand 5 is anchored to one of the hand plates at the upper and lower ends by knots or toggles or the like. The hand plates 1 and 2 are each divided into an upper and a lower plate half I ¹ , I ¹¹ and 2 ¹ , 2 " , as shown in FIG. 3, on the front or back of the wall plate 2 of the jacket 3 over the parting line and is provided with a folding groove 6. On the opposite side, the jacket 3 is cut through along the butt joint. The folding groove 6 forms a hinge around which the upper hand halves I ¹ or 2 ' on the lower wall halves I ¹¹ or 2 · 'After they have been folded down, wall panels 1 and 2 can be

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malleable strand 5 can also be folded against each other.

Fig. 2 shows a similar £ ugfühFiing§b§i ~ gpiei as' the Fiöt 1 with the bottom? E @ hJ- @ 6, Θρ & ρ ale so = butting narrow sides of the wall panels 1 and are flat. Incidentally, the same reference numerals denote the same parts in the example according to FIG. 1. In this embodiment, the rubber-elastic strand is guided zigzag through the abutting narrow sides and anchored at the top and bottom with one of the hand plates 1 and 2, respectively. The strand 5 forms a rubber elastic J]

cal hinge element, around which the two wall panels 1 and 2 can be folded against one another. In this embodiment, too, the wall panels 1 and 2 are divided into two halves in a horizontal plane and, as FIG. In this embodiment, too, the upper panel halves 1 ', 2 ^{' can be folded down onto the lower panel halves 1 '1} and 2'', after which the folded wall panels can again be pivoted against one another.

As FIG. 3 shows, on the plate side carrying the folding groove 6, the jacket 3 is below the Butt joint and cut parallel to this. This procedure is indicated when the jacket 3 is printed

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and the print image is composed of two parts in order to be able to fill the entire height of the wall. This makes it possible to print the wall panels 1 and 2 with continuous images on both the front and the rear. Which is further make easy by the embodiments according to FIGS. 3 and 4. In this embodiment, ends of the shell 3 overlapping clamped% each other, wherein the visible end to the narrow side

is led out. In order to have a

I * to avoid disruptive gradation are the two jacket

ίο end squeezed in the overlap area, so that

p 'the joint thickness is equal to the jacket thickness. Even

in Example η cn Figure 6, the sheath ends are ^exceeded. lapped, but to avoid interfering

Gradation not sonöorn the overlapping mantle ends the core 4 is squeezed in the overlap area by the jacket thickness.

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Claims (7)

ft ft · ft Patent Attorney · PUIE PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Wall made of rectangular wall panels (1, 2) connected in a hinge-like manner with connecting elements and having a core (4) which is covered by a jacket (3), characterized in that the hinge-like connecting elements (5) are elastically elastic and the wall panel (1 , 2) at right angles to the hinge-like connected sides in two plate halves (I ¹ , I ¹¹ , 2 ' _r 2 ¹ ') are divided, so that the butt joint between the plate halves on the front or back is glued over by the jacket (30 and represents Jacket (3) is provided with a fold groove (6) along the butt joint. 2. Wall according to claim 1, characterized in that the connecting elements (5) consist of a rubber-elastic strand which, in the case of two abutting wall panels (1, 2), is guided at intervals through one and then through the other wall panel and with its ends on one the wall plate (1, 7) is anchored. 3. Wall according to claim 3, characterized in that the abutting narrow sides of two adjacent Wall panels are toothed and interlock Comb like a four-band and that the strand is passed in a straight line as a hinge axis through the meshing teeth is (Fig. 1). 4. Wall according to claim 2, characterized in that the abutting narrow sides are flat, and that the strand is guided in a zigzag fashion through the hand plates and in each case made of tiner in the narrow sides Plate out - and enters the adjacent plate (Fig. 2). 5. Wall according to claim 1, characterized in that one end of the jacket (3) with the other end overlaps and that the visibly overlapping jacket end is flush with a narrow side to be arranged vertically is (Figures 5 and 6). 6. Wall according to claim 5, characterized in that the wall panels (1, 2) in the region of the overlapping Sheath ends have pinches in order to avoid a gradation in the corresponding broad side, with the overlapping cladding ends and / or the core are squeezed. - 3 - 7. Wall according to claim 1 or 6, characterized in that on that wall side on which the butt joint is glued over with the jacket (3), the jacket (3) is formed in two parts and the two jacket parts are parallel to the folding groove (6) and at a distance from this butt against each other.