DE8517867U1 - Decorative object in the form of a column - Google Patents

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Herbert Robitschko, Siedlungswep; 6, b'04l Trunkelsberg Decorative object in the form of a column

The invention relates to a decorative object in the form of a column.

For decorative objects that can also be used as room dividers, for example can be used, the problem arises that the shape and appearance of the object is as close as possible to the model should come close, but that thereby the usability for decorative purposes or the like. not or only slightly impaired may be. Is the material of the prototype for reasons of durability or weight not for you Suitable decorative object, so must be tried with the help of other similar materials, the impression of the model to awaken.

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The invention has made it its business to provide a To provide a decorative object in the form of a column, which comes as close as possible to the model column, but at the same time is easy to transport and, while being light in weight, has optimal stability and durability.

To achieve the object, the invention provides a decorative object in the form of a column and proposes that are hollow bodies with a uniform cross-section at the top The end is irregularly shaped and has an insert which is essentially formed from decorative material that covers the upper end of the hollow body.

The hollow body, which forms the framework of the column, has a relatively low weight, so that such Decorative object is also suitable for decorating interiors. The insert at the upper end makes the hollow body concealed in such a way that the impression of a pillar is created by appropriate design of the insert. The use for example, it can be filled with broken glass or brick material that is irregularly arranged. This is how the Gives the impression that the column has broken off at the top.

It has been found to be beneficial if the lower end of the hollow body carries a base.

Although other fastening options are also conceivable, such as screwing the column to the floor, a base has several advantages. On the one hand, the Impression of the column through a base, for example made of square panels that are invisibly screwed together are reinforced, on the other hand, the column can be easily removed again without damage and for another Reuse the opportunity.

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In one embodiment of the invention, the insert; by means of screws attached from the inside in the hollow body held.

These screws cannot be seen from the outside, so they don't spoil the visual impression and make it easy to use Removal and possible replacement of the insert.

It is advantageous if the hollow body has a coating on the outside.

The coating, which can be supplemented by applied longitudinal strips, depends on the intended use the column and is adapted in its exterior to the filler material of the insert. The external appearance of the column can be improved as a result. The longitudinal strips are preferably glued or nailed on.

The completion of the entire decorative item including the coating of the hollow body and one Appropriate coating of the base can be done in the workshop because of the low weight, so that in the usage room the decorative item is only set up.

It has been found to be advantageous if the hollow body is formed by a plastic tube.

With such a design, the weight of the decorative item is further reduced. Also the plastic pipe is which is generally used as a sewer pipe, is comparatively cheap and available in many dimensions.

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In one embodiment of the invention, he knows Hollow body on a polygonal cross-section.

A plastic tube can also be used with a hollow body designed in this way. Because of the polygonal shape the possible uses of the decorative object increase and a visual variety is achieved.

Ssi one; "Another embodiment of the invention de ', * Use a trough or bowl for plants.

I by planting plants in use at the top

¹ J end of the column will be a particularly attractive look

I of the decoration item reached. The hollow can thereby

; * Pick up soil, material for hydroponics or water.

I In the drawing is an embodiment of the invention I shown schematically. Show it:

J Fig. 1 is a front view of an embodiment

* example of the invention,

"" Fig. 2 shows a section through the representation

of Fig. 1 corresponding to the section! S line II - II,

Fig. 3 is a vertical section through a

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I Fig. 5 sections through details of the invention.

The lower end of the hollow body 1 is preferably: on the base 5, on which it is held by screws 10. The base 5 can be constructed from several individual plates 11. The disk in the hollow body 1 facilitates the connection to the base 5.

If the base 5 consists of several individual plates 11, then these are each connected to one another by screws 12, as can be seen in FIG. 3.

The hollow body 1 has a round shape, such as |

wise in Pig. 2 shown. However, polygonal, |

for example square or hexagonal cross-sections. f

In the case of a square cross-section, the hollow body is preferred |

wisely formed from chipboard, which are connected to each other [

will. If the hollow body 1 has a round shape, then there is!. ' he generally consists of a plastic tube.

The hollow body 1 carries the decorative coating 7, which is supplemented by longitudinal strips 8. The longitudinal strips 8 can be |

for example screwed on or glued on. j

The upper end 2 of the hollow body carries the insert 3. The insert 3 is filled, for example, with filler material 13 (see FIG. H), which is, for example, brick material or glass. The filling material 13 is arranged irregularly and covers the upper end 2 of the hollow body.

the variant after the Fi ^ ,. 5 are inside aes insert 3 trays 9 for receiving soil or water for planting the insert. A use with plants Can be seen in FIG. The insert 3 is held at the upper end 2 of the hollow body 1 by screws 6.

Claims (8)

LJ.-I WUT DClHch:; '' ··· 9 «* ° *" Straße 9, Dipl.-Ing. Π CLMU 1 rrtärtK '.' ',' '«. ·, ..' D-8940 MEMMINGEN / BAYERN Telephone (0 83 31) 6 51 83 Postscheckkonto Munich No. 134339-805 jelex 054931 palpfm d Bank account: Bayerische Vereinsbank Memmingen 21/8 i. W 1335 protection claims 1. Decorative object in the form of a column, characterized gekennzeicnne ¹ * that a hollow body (1) with a uniform cross-section at the upper end (2) is irregular and has an insert (3) which is essentially formed of decorative material, which the upper End (2) of the hollow body (1) covers. 2. Decorative object according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower end (H ) carries a base (5), 3. Decorative object according to one or both of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the insert (3) by means of screws (6) attached from the inside is held in the hollow body (1). Decorative object according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the Hollow body (1) has a coating (7) on the outside. 5. Decorative object according to one or more of the preceding Claims, characterized in that longitudinal strips (8) are placed on the hollow body (1). 6. Decoration item after a «! or more of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the hollow body (1) is formed by a plastic pipe. 7. Decorative object according to one or more of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the hollow body (1) has a polygonal cross section. 8. Decorative object according to one or more of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the insert (3) is a trough or bowl (9) for plants wearing. The patent attorney Zen