EP0189962B1 - Dividing wall, shealding wall, fencing or the like, including vertical posts and a thereby supported web-shaped material - Google Patents
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- EP0189962B1 EP0189962B1 EP86200120A EP86200120A EP0189962B1 EP 0189962 B1 EP0189962 B1 EP 0189962B1 EP 86200120 A EP86200120 A EP 86200120A EP 86200120 A EP86200120 A EP 86200120A EP 0189962 B1 EP0189962 B1 EP 0189962B1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
- E04H12/00—Towers; Masts or poles; Chimney stacks; Water-towers; Methods of erecting such structures
- E04H12/22—Sockets or holders for poles or posts
- E04H12/2207—Sockets or holders for poles or posts not used
- E04H12/2215—Sockets or holders for poles or posts not used driven into the ground
- E04H12/2223—Sockets or holders for poles or posts not used driven into the ground by screwing
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01F—ADDITIONAL WORK, SUCH AS EQUIPPING ROADS OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS, HELICOPTER LANDING STAGES, SIGNS, SNOW FENCES, OR THE LIKE
- E01F9/00—Arrangement of road signs or traffic signals; Arrangements for enforcing caution
- E01F9/60—Upright bodies, e.g. marker posts or bollards; Supports for road signs
- E01F9/658—Upright bodies, e.g. marker posts or bollards; Supports for road signs characterised by means for fixing
- E01F9/673—Upright bodies, e.g. marker posts or bollards; Supports for road signs characterised by means for fixing for holding sign posts or the like
- E01F9/685—Subsoil means, e.g. foundations
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- the invention relates to a dividing wall, shealding wall or fencing which is placed more or less vertically on the ground and is secured thereto, including a number of vertically placed posts, which are located at a distance of each other, said post being formed by at least one tube with a mainly round cross-section, the end of said tube being brought into the ground, a sleeve being slidable over said tube to which sleeve at least one plate shaped element is connected, said plate shaped element extending transverse to the axis of said sleeve, which is connected with said element (7)said element being rectangular and at two opposite edges being provided with further plates at right angles to it, which sleeve is moved towards the ground, such that the plate connected to it is pressed onto the ground and the further plates connected to it are pressed into the ground.
- a post as described above is known from LU-A-84 389.
- this known post first the sleeve is, at least partially, brought into the ground and then the tube is driven into the ground by means of a hammer while being guided by said sleeve.
- the object of the invention is to obtain an easier bringing of the tube into the ground and a better connection between the post and the ground.
- a post comprising a tube which is connected to a sleeve being proveded with a plate-shaped element extending transverse to the axis of said sleeve and which plate-shaped element is connected to further plates at right angles to it.
- the sleeve has to be held into the ground by means of a shaft which is provided with arcuate plates so that the shaft can be screwed into the ground.
- the diameter of said shaft is considerably smaller than the inner diameter of said sleeve and the arcuate plates extend only over a part of the shaft and not below the lower end of it.
- the dividing wall schematically shown in fig. 1 consists of posts 1, which serve to support the web-shaped material 2.
- the post 1 consists of a tube 3 with a circular cross-section the one end 4 of which is connected to the helicoidal wound wire 5, which can be screwed into the ground and therewith pulls the lower part 4 of the tube 3 into the ground.
- an anchoring means 6 is slided over the tube 3, which consists of a rectangular upper plate 7 with the angled side edges 8, the plate parts 10, connected to the end edges 9 of the upper plate 7, with the angled side edges 11, the sleeve 12, the supporting plates 13 connected to the sleeve 12 and the upper plate 7, the nut 14 connected to the sleeve, the clamping bolt 15 screwable in nut 14 and the hook 16.
- the means 6, after eventually being disconnected from tube 3, is pushed into the ground until the upper plate 7 thereof rests on the ground, whereafter the clamping bolt 15 is tightened so that sleeve 12 is connected rigidly to tube 3 and the post 1 is strongly held in the ground.
- the sleeve 12 can be placed out of the middle of the length of the plate 7, so that the posts 1 can be located nearer to the terrain boundary or to a water and less terrain is located outside the boundary and perhaps cannot be used.
- the hook 16 connected to the sleeve 12 can be used for the securing thereto of the lower edge of the web-shaped material 2, while the upper edge thereof can be secured to the post 1 by means of hook 17, as is particularly apparent from fig. 3.
- the end part 21 of the web-shaped material 2 can be secured to post 1 because this is wrapped around the tube 3 and is secured to the material 2 next to the tube 3 by means of clamping clips 22.
- the end edge of material 2 will be stiffened by a band or strand 23 and also on the other side of the material 2 a similar band 24 will extend,whereto the clips 22 can attach. Owing to this the loads excerted by the clips 22 will be distributed over the material, which is of special interest when, as indicated above, the material 2 consists of a screen with fine mesh, which is made from synthetic material.
- the securing of the end part 21 of the material 2 can also take place, in a manner not further shown, because in the material openings are provided.
- the said synthetic screen material is in particular useful to reduce the force of the wind and can be used for instance to protect crops such as with the cultivation of flowers, vegetables, fruits and the like, but also for many other purposes, such as the enclosing of terrains on which powdered materials are dumped.
- a wall according to the concerned invention can be applied selectively and removed and stocked during a part of the year for instance, whereby the wall ccupies only little space.
- a post 1 connected to the end part 21 of the web-shaped material 2, so that considerable forces can be excerted on it, can be supported with respect to the next post by means of a strut 31.
- these posts can for instance be mounted in sleeves 12 located in the same upper plate 7. In this manner also corners can be obtained in the wall without hardly any disruptures of the web-shaped material 2.
- the posts can be connected to each other by means of clips 32 not shown in detail.
- a strut 31 may have a first tube member 33 connected to a plate 34 provided with a bore 35 through which passes a bolt 36 screwed into a pin part 37 abutting with an oblique surface 38, a corresponding surface 39 of pin part 40 having a bore through which passes the boult 36 with ample play.
- a bolt 36 screwed into a pin part 37 abutting with an oblique surface 38
- a corresponding surface 39 of pin part 40 having a bore through which passes the boult 36 with ample play.
- the strut 31 has further a second tube part 41 connected to a bottom plate 42, which by means of bolts 43 of which only the axes have been shown, can be fixed to the upper plate 7 of the anchoring means 6.
- the tube part 41 is connected by means of a disc 44 to a pin 45 provided with screw thread, which is screwed into the screw bore 46 of a disc 47 located in a sleeve 48, which is shifted over the first tube part 33 and abuts a ring 49 fixed to this tube part 33.
- Fixation of the ring 49 can possibly occur by means of a non shown clamping bolt, so that a rough adjustment of the length of the strut can be obtained by means of adjustment of ring 49. After this correction of the length of the strut can occur by rotating sleeve 48.
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Description
- The invention relates to a dividing wall, shealding wall or fencing which is placed more or less vertically on the ground and is secured thereto, including a number of vertically placed posts, which are located at a distance of each other, said post being formed by at least one tube with a mainly round cross-section, the end of said tube being brought into the ground, a sleeve being slidable over said tube to which sleeve at least one plate shaped element is connected, said plate shaped element extending transverse to the axis of said sleeve, which is connected with said element (7)said element being rectangular and at two opposite edges being provided with further plates at right angles to it, which sleeve is moved towards the ground, such that the plate connected to it is pressed onto the ground and the further plates connected to it are pressed into the ground.
- A post as described above is known from LU-A-84 389. In case of this known post first the sleeve is, at least partially, brought into the ground and then the tube is driven into the ground by means of a hammer while being guided by said sleeve.
- Now the object of the invention is to obtain an easier bringing of the tube into the ground and a better connection between the post and the ground.
- According to the invention this is obtained because said posts are supporting a web-shaped material, the end of said tube which has to be brought into the ground being connected to a helicoidal element which runs co-axial with respect to the tube such that after placing the lower end of this element onto the ground and rotating the tube it will screw itself into the ground, to which end the helicoidal element consists of a wire bent in a helicoid being slit partial over said tube and secured thereto such that part of the wire extends below the tube, said sleeve being provided with a clamping bolt for clamping it onto the tube after this is screwed into the ground, the plates being mounted to two opposite sides of the plate shaped member connected to said sleeve each having the shape of an U the legs of which are directed outwardly an are lying in planes parallel to the axis of said sleeve.
- Further it can be remarked that by US-A-2,799,369 a post is known comprising a tube which is connected to a sleeve being proveded with a plate-shaped element extending transverse to the axis of said sleeve and which plate-shaped element is connected to further plates at right angles to it.
- In this case the sleeve has to be held into the ground by means of a shaft which is provided with arcuate plates so that the shaft can be screwed into the ground. The diameter of said shaft, however, is considerably smaller than the inner diameter of said sleeve and the arcuate plates extend only over a part of the shaft and not below the lower end of it.
- The invention will now be elucidated further by means of examples of embodiments depicted in the drawing, in which:
- figure 1 shows a view of a part of the dividing wall according to the invention;
- figure 2 shows on an enlarged scale a side view of a post of the wall from fig. 1 together with the sleeve mounted thereto and the anchoring means connected therewith;
- figure 3 shows a side view of the tube of fig. 2, rotated over 90° with respect to fig. 2;
- figure 4 shows a longitudinal section across a part of a post according to a slightly different embodiment;
- figure 5 shows a view and partial cross-section of a part of the wall of fig. 1;
- figure 6 shows a cross-section across a post with the end part of the web-shaped material secured thereto; and
- figure 7 shows a cross-section over the line Vll-VII of fig. 5.
- The dividing wall schematically shown in fig. 1 consists of
posts 1, which serve to support the web-shaped material 2. - With the embodiment shown in fig. 2, 3 and 5 the
post 1 consists of atube 3 with a circular cross-section the one end 4 of which is connected to thehelicoidal wound wire 5, which can be screwed into the ground and therewith pulls the lower part 4 of thetube 3 into the ground. - After this has happened, an
anchoring means 6 is slided over thetube 3, which consists of a rectangular upper plate 7 with theangled side edges 8, theplate parts 10, connected to the end edges 9 of the upper plate 7, with the angled side edges 11, thesleeve 12, the supportingplates 13 connected to thesleeve 12 and the upper plate 7, thenut 14 connected to the sleeve, the clampingbolt 15 screwable innut 14 and thehook 16. - To screw the
tube 3 into the ground use can be made of theanchoring means 6, which is then secured to thetube 3 on a height, that the lower edges of theplates 10 and 11 remain free from the ground. - After screwing the lower end 4 of the
tube 3 into the ground, themeans 6, after eventually being disconnected fromtube 3, is pushed into the ground until the upper plate 7 thereof rests on the ground, whereafter theclamping bolt 15 is tightened so thatsleeve 12 is connected rigidly totube 3 and thepost 1 is strongly held in the ground. - As is shown in fig. 3 the
sleeve 12 can be placed out of the middle of the length of the plate 7, so that theposts 1 can be located nearer to the terrain boundary or to a water and less terrain is located outside the boundary and perhaps cannot be used. - The
hook 16 connected to thesleeve 12 can be used for the securing thereto of the lower edge of the web-shaped material 2, while the upper edge thereof can be secured to thepost 1 by means ofhook 17, as is particularly apparent from fig. 3. At places lying in between thematerial 2 can be secured to the post by means ofhooks 18, which are indicated in particular in fig. 7 and consists each of a U-shaped part 19 enclosing thepost 1, and twoangled end parts 20. - As depicted in fig. 6 the
end part 21 of the web-shaped material 2 can be secured to post 1 because this is wrapped around thetube 3 and is secured to thematerial 2 next to thetube 3 by means of clamping clips 22. Generally the end edge ofmaterial 2 will be stiffened by a band orstrand 23 and also on the other side of the material 2 asimilar band 24 will extend,whereto the clips 22 can attach. Owing to this the loads excerted by the clips 22 will be distributed over the material, which is of special interest when, as indicated above, thematerial 2 consists of a screen with fine mesh, which is made from synthetic material. - In general with such a material longitudinal oriented reinforcement wires will be mounted during the fabrication thereof.
Hooks - The securing of the
end part 21 of thematerial 2 can also take place, in a manner not further shown, because in the material openings are provided. By locating the openings in theend part 21 above the openings in the material next to the tube, it is possible to slide from above a strip through these openings in a direction parallel to the tube, so that the strip finds itself alternately at the one side and the other side of the material. - The said synthetic screen material is in particular useful to reduce the force of the wind and can be used for instance to protect crops such as with the cultivation of flowers, vegetables, fruits and the like, but also for many other purposes, such as the enclosing of terrains on which powdered materials are dumped.
- As already indicated above the material made of synthetic wire can be protected against wear and becoming too hot, in that a
hose 26 is shifted over thetube 31, vide fig. 6, which can consist also of meshed synthetic material. - A wall according to the concerned invention can be applied selectively and removed and stocked during a part of the year for instance, whereby the wall ccupies only little space.
- Placing and possibly temporarely removing the wall can even be facilitated in that according to fig. 4 the
tube 27 which protrudes into the ground and is connected to thesleeve 12 has only a limited length. After anchoring thetube 27 in the ground atube 28 is shoven over it, which can rest on thesleeve 12 and if fixed on thetube 27 by means of aclamping bolt 29, which is screwed into amutter 30 attached to thetube 28. - As indicated in fig. 1 and 5 a
post 1,connected to theend part 21 of the web-shaped material 2, so that considerable forces can be excerted on it, can be supported with respect to the next post by means of astrut 31. If two such like posts have to be located immediately adjacent each other, as indicated in the right part of fig. 1, these posts can for instance be mounted insleeves 12 located in the same upper plate 7. In this manner also corners can be obtained in the wall without hardly any disruptures of the web-shaped material 2. As the upper ends the posts can be connected to each other by means ofclips 32 not shown in detail. - As particularly appears from fig. 5 a
strut 31 may have afirst tube member 33 connected to aplate 34 provided with abore 35 through which passes abolt 36 screwed into apin part 37 abutting with anoblique surface 38, acorresponding surface 39 ofpin part 40 having a bore through which passes theboult 36 with ample play. In this way with rotation of thebolt 36 the combination of thepin parts tube 3, so that the force excerted by thestrut 31 on theplate 34 can be transmitted to thetube 3. - The
strut 31 has further asecond tube part 41 connected to abottom plate 42, which by means ofbolts 43 of which only the axes have been shown, can be fixed to the upper plate 7 of the anchoring means 6. Thetube part 41 is connected by means of a disc 44 to apin 45 provided with screw thread, which is screwed into thescrew bore 46 of adisc 47 located in asleeve 48, which is shifted over thefirst tube part 33 and abuts aring 49 fixed to thistube part 33. Fixation of thering 49 can possibly occur by means of a non shown clamping bolt, so that a rough adjustment of the length of the strut can be obtained by means of adjustment ofring 49. After this correction of the length of the strut can occur by rotatingsleeve 48. - The above depicted construction with the
pin parts bolt 36 can in a double execution also be applied to connect the upper ends of twoadjacent posts 1, wherewith of course use will be made of aplate 34 provided with twobores 35. Possiblyhooks 17 can be connected to this plate. - For the rest it will be clear that only a few possibilities of embodiments of the invention have been shown in the drawing and are described in the above and that many modifications can be applied without leaving the scope of the claim.
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AT86200120T ATE67002T1 (en) | 1985-01-30 | 1986-01-29 | INCLUDING A PARTITION, BARRIER, FENCE OR SIMILAR VERTICAL POSTS AND WEB MATERIAL SUPPORTED THEREBY. |
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NL8500251A NL8500251A (en) | 1985-01-30 | 1985-01-30 | PARTITION WALL, SCREEN WALL, FENCE OR THE LIKE, INCLUDING VERTICAL UPRIGHTS AND A TRACK-MATERIAL SUPPORTED THEREFORE. |
NL8500251 | 1985-01-30 |
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EP0189962A2 EP0189962A2 (en) | 1986-08-06 |
EP0189962A3 EP0189962A3 (en) | 1988-03-16 |
EP0189962B1 true EP0189962B1 (en) | 1991-09-04 |
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