DE8809627U1 - Trellis for climbing plants - Google Patents

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Gerhard Fabritz, 4't5O"Krefeld 1, Hfeuttaannstraße 269 Trellising frame for climbing plants

The fire concerns a trellis for climbing plants such as ivy _, clematis, climbing roses, etc., consisting of column-like steel rods arranged vertically around circular or square rings made of flat iron, which can be used in or on plant pots.

There are many different types of trellises. The simplest type consists of lattices that can be attached to walls. It is also known to form columns of various cross-sections, mainly from round rods that are attached to rings. Climbing plants can grow up on these. It is also known to attach two equally sized circular discs made of grating material, crossing at right angles and in the middle, to the top of such a column in order to suggest the character of a tree.

The purpose of all these trellises is to make the streetscape in pedestrian zones and especially in traffic-calmed streets more environmentally friendly by growing climbing plants on the trellises.

If possible, the silhouette of a tree should be indicated when such a trellis is fully covered in greenery and the aim of the innovation is to create a trellis that meets this requirement once the greenery is complete. According to the innovation, this is achieved by firmly attaching rods as vertical struts to at least two rings that are positioned one above the other at a greater distance apart, which at their upper end turn into equally large circular arches. The ends of the arches run towards their vertical struts at an angle of approx. 30° and are firmly connected to them at fastening points, such that the struts in their upper area form the circular silhouette of a tree.

Preferably, sixteen struts with projecting arches are firmly attached to the rings at equal angles to one another.

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According to the fire, a stabilizing ring is provided, which is firmly connected to each arch on the inside of the projecting arches at their largest diameter. A plug-in tube is inserted into the lower ring of the trellis using a ring with a tight fit, and a holder for traffic lights is attached below the trellis fixing points on the one-piece, tapered arches of the arches.

In principle, the sprinklers and the y-taoilizing ring are made of plastic with a rectangular 'juer-' shape 11. In the figure below, an example of a design for the firing is shown and is described in more detail below. E.; zeL :en:

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The round trip rings 4 are arranged from the top to the left. The ring 6 is fixed on each of these rings. The ring's sides are connected to each other by a locking mechanism.

To the attachment point 7vv::'.: 'er"iste3, e.g. on a plant pot, a plug-in tube 7 with holders 8 is attached to the middle of the ring 1.

The trellis is equipped with the required traffic sign 3 as per the regulations. This is attached to a holder 10 which is attached to the trellis below the attachment points 5. The reference times in Fig. 2 apply accordingly to Fig. 1.

Claims (6)

1. Trellis for climbing plants such as ivy, clematis, climbing roses etc., consisting of steel rods arranged in columns around circular or square rings, fixed and standing vertically, which can be used in or on plant pots, characterized in that rods are firmly attached in a known manner to at least two rings (1, 2) which are arranged one above the other at a greater distance apart in the middle, as vertical struts (3), which at their upper ends merge into equally large circular, projecting arches 4, the ends of which then each run towards their vertical struts at an angle of approx. 30° and are in turn firmly connected to them at fastening points (5), such that the struts in their upper area form the circular silhouette of a tree. 2. Trellis according to claim 1, characterized in that sixteen struts (3) with projecting arches (4) are firmly attached to the rings (1, 2), preferably at equal angles to one another. 3. Trellis according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that a stabilizing ring (6) is firmly connected to each arch on the inside of the projecting arches (4) and their largest diameter. 4. Trellis according to claim 1, characterized in that a plug-in tube (7) is firmly inserted centrally in the lower ring (1) by means of holders (8). »; 5. Trellis according to claim 1, characterized in that j: below the fastening points (5) a holder (10) for j Traffic signs (.9) are installed. 6. Trellis according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the struts (3) and the stabilizing ring are made of flat material with a rectangular cross-section. A stands or exists.