DE9213577U1 - Tree, bush and flower tying system - Google Patents

Description

Tree, bush and flower tying system

1. It is normal to provide trees with a support that has to be made of wood or, in the case of 3 posts, even a triangle made of wood and a rubber hose or a sisal rope has to be used for fastening. However, since the wooden posts rot after 2 to 3 years despite pressure impregnation, I thought about using a recyclable plastic so that this support system can be used again and again.

2. In picture 1 we see a vertical and a horizontal plastic tube that slide into each other. The vertical and horizontal axis can be locked in place using self-tapping screws. The total length should not exceed 1.80 m or, when pushed together, should be around 1.20 m, so that even small trees can be secured with it. The horizontal sliding axis should be 50 cm long, i.e. 30 cm when retracted, to give the root ball enough space.

3. From above, we can see in the greatly enlarged image 1 Figure 1 two half-shells, which are made of rubber and are intended to fit tightly to the trunk. This is achieved

by pulling a band through a wedge support, which can then be locked with wedges.

4. In picture 2 you can see a reinforced system for two or even three tubes, which gives the tree a three-sided or two-sided hold. The tree is locked to the center point in the same way as shown in picture 1.

5. Figure 3 shows an illustration of various small trees and bushes, whereas figures 2, 3 and 4 show the top views. However, these parts should be made of a very soft, elastic plastic. The tube should have a diameter of approx. 4 to 6 cm and a length of approx. 1 meter, so that sufficient stability can be achieved for small trees and bushes.

6. Picture 1 (Figure 1) shows - seen from above - a fastening that is used for trees with a trunk diameter of 3 to 7 cm. While the fastening in picture 2 (Figures 1 and 2) is also suitable for a trunk diameter of 8 to 10 cm.

7. In order to produce this system cost-effectively, care should be taken to use only recyclable plastic. This - I believe - also makes it cost-effective, as it is environmentally friendly and consumer-friendly.

Can -

FIGURE 1

shows tree support for small trees.

1. Locking screw

2. Slide-out part

3. Locking screw

4. Locking screw

5. Earth tip

FIGURE 2

shows horizontal spacer from above

1. Pre-punched holes for locking

2. Wedges for fastening the retaining strap

3. Rubber insert to protect the bark

4. Plastic band for tree support

FIGURE 3

shows spacers for two vertical posts for larger trees.

FIGURE 4

shows spacers for three vertical posts.

FIGURE 5

shows the entire structure for large trees.

1. Lid for water filling

2. Holder for 2 or 3 system

3. shows drippers directly on the root ball

4. Fastening strap (see Figure 5)

FIGURE 6

shows fastening strap with protective rubber and half shell for tree support

1. Rubber protection

2. Fastening strap

3. Plastic holder

4. Wedges for locking

Claims (2)

Hans .ferner Stolten Me Lcincntnonweg 8 45 'Jsnaorück Osnabrück, 9. 1. 93 Reference number G 92 13 577.3 " Border bush and flower tying system I would like to have placed under protection: 1. "Tree-bush and flower tying system" with horizontal and vertical adjustment. 2. Made from recycled plastic. 1, characterized in that the vertical support tube is adjustable depending on the height of the tree. The horizontal distance can be adjusted according to the size of the root ball. 2 characterized in that the system can be made from recycled plastic.