EP0662546A2 - Bloc de construction, pour la fixation d'installations et/ou appareils sanitaires sur une paroi - Google Patents

Bloc de construction, pour la fixation d'installations et/ou appareils sanitaires sur une paroi Download PDF

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EP0662546A2
EP0662546A2 EP94120326A EP94120326A EP0662546A2 EP 0662546 A2 EP0662546 A2 EP 0662546A2 EP 94120326 A EP94120326 A EP 94120326A EP 94120326 A EP94120326 A EP 94120326A EP 0662546 A2 EP0662546 A2 EP 0662546A2
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
    • E03D—WATER-CLOSETS OR URINALS WITH FLUSHING DEVICES; FLUSHING VALVES THEREFOR
    • E03D11/00—Other component parts of water-closets, e.g. noise-reducing means in the flushing system, flushing pipes mounted in the bowl, seals for the bowl outlet, devices preventing overflow of the bowl contents; devices forming a water seal in the bowl after flushing, devices eliminating obstructions in the bowl outlet or preventing backflow of water and excrements from the waterpipe
    • E03D11/13—Parts or details of bowls; Special adaptations of pipe joints or couplings for use with bowls, e.g. provisions in bowl construction preventing backflow of waste-water from the bowl in the flushing pipe or cistern, provisions for a secondary flushing, for noise-reducing
    • E03D11/14—Means for connecting the bowl to the wall, e.g. to a wall outlet
    • E03D11/143—Mounting frames for toilets and urinals
    • E03D11/146—Mounting frames for toilets and urinals with incorporated cistern
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04F—FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
    • E04F19/00—Other details of constructional parts for finishing work on buildings

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  • the invention relates to an assembly block for the wall-side attachment of building and house technology facilities and / or systems, in particular sanitary technology facilities with a wall mounting unit intended for receiving the respective facility and / or system.
  • Such devices known from the prior art are used, for example, to connect WCs, bidets, washstands, fittings and the like which can be fastened on the wall to a wall.
  • a disadvantage of the known devices is that the actuating, operating and user noises associated with the use of the wall-mounted devices are transmitted from the device via the wall mounting unit into the respective wall, as a result of which both within the living unit in which the device is used , and also in neighboring residential units results in an undesirably high level of noise pollution and thus also violates existing regulations.
  • the object of the present invention is to design an assembly block of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that constructional and domestic equipment and / or systems can be fastened to a wall in such a way that the noise nuisance caused by the use of the equipment and / or system is reduced to a minimum by structure-borne noise.
  • the installation effort required should also be able to be reduced with a device according to the invention.
  • a support unit which can be brought into engagement with the wall mounting unit is provided for the respective device and / or system and is connected to the wall mounting unit via structure-borne noise-decoupling hanging and / or supporting devices.
  • Noises such as the actuation of a toilet flush, the subsequent running of water into a cistern, the beating of toilet lids, the actuation of fittings, the placing of objects on porcelain or glass shelves or the like can be strong when using a mounting block according to the invention and at least be insulated in accordance with the existing regulations.
  • the structure-borne noise-decoupling effect according to the invention can preferably be increased in that the hanging and / or supporting devices attached to the carrier and wall fastening unit are provided with the largest possible insulated support or engagement surfaces. To this This results in a large area structure-insulated coupling area between the support unit and the wall mounting unit, which is therefore also suitable for the transmission of large holding and carrying forces without impairing the sound-insulating properties of the respective insulating material.
  • the insulation volume between the support unit and the wall mounting unit can be chosen to be correspondingly large, which also results in increased structure-borne noise decoupling, since the structure-borne noise is transmitted less and less from the support unit to the wall mounting unit with increasing insulation volume.
  • the relatively large insulation volume described such an effect can also be achieved by using special sound-absorbing materials.
  • the wall fastening unit advantageously consists of a housing which is in particular open on one side and can be connected to the respective structural structure in a non-positive manner.
  • This housing defines an interior in which the carrier unit can be arranged to be decoupled from structure-borne noise.
  • the housing forming the wall mounting unit is open on the front, so that the support unit can be inserted from the front, and also all subsequent assembly processes with which the constructional and domestic equipment and / or systems are attached to the support unit, easily and conveniently from the front can be accomplished from.
  • the carrier unit can also have the shape of a housing which is slightly smaller than the housing forming the wall fastening unit and can therefore be inserted into it. Such an arrangement is particularly suitable for attaching flush-mounted cisterns for toilets.
  • the wall fastening unit is supported on the base side by means of a foot part construction which is in particular adjustable.
  • the carrier unit can also be supported on the bottom side by means of a foot part construction which is in particular designed to be adjustable.
  • care must be taken to ensure that this support is designed to be isolated from structure-borne noise, since otherwise structure-borne noise transmission from the carrier unit to the floor would be possible without hindrance.
  • a favorable introduction of force can generally be achieved in that a large part of the forces that occur are transmitted as compressive forces and the smallest possible proportion of the forces that occur are transmitted as tensile forces. Due to the support of the support unit on the bottom, most of the forces that occur are introduced into the ground as essentially vertically directed compressive forces and the horizontally directed tensile forces that occur between the support unit and the wall mounting unit are reduced to a minimum.
  • the assembly process can be further simplified when using an assembly block according to the invention, in that the support unit and the construction and building equipment and / or system forming the functional block are already firmly connected to one another upon delivery. It is also possible to design the function block so that the carrier unit is an integral part of the function block. In this case, the carrier unit and functional block form a single compact part.
  • the use of the assembly block according to the invention further reduces the risk of theft on construction sites, since it is sufficient to only install the relatively inexpensive wall mounting unit until the final assembly is carried out.
  • the carrier unit and the functional block can then be connected to the wall mounting unit at the very end, for example by simply hanging them in. In this way, all complicated assembly and installation work can be carried out while the functional block, which is expensive compared to the wall mounting unit, is still stored in a safe place. Only when the construction work has ended, in particular when the building that has been created can be locked, is the functional block transported to the construction site with the support unit and attached to the pre-installed wall mounting unit with little assembly effort.
  • the wall fastening unit can also be designed as a plate which can be attached parallel to the wall and which is preferably covered with an insulating plate on its side facing away from the wall.
  • This insulation board in cooperation with a structure-borne sound-decoupling hanging structure between the support unit and the wall mounting unit, can absorb pressure forces that are conducted into this insulation board, while structure-borne noise decoupling and a large-area force absorption are ensured at the same time.
  • the wall fastening unit when the wall fastening unit is designed as a housing, the inside of the rear wall of the housing or else all the inside of the housing can be covered with insulation boards, in order to enable optimum structure-borne noise decoupling and force absorption between the wall fastening unit and the carrier unit.
  • Such an embodiment is in turn particularly suitable for the attachment of a toilet tank sunk into a wall.
  • the wall mounting unit and / or the support unit has the shape of a housing or a plate, it can have openings for a contact-free or structure-borne sound-free passage of pipes, lines, holders and the like.
  • pipes and lines leading from the wall to the functional block can be laid in such a way that no structure-borne noise is transmitted from the functional block or the carrier unit carrying it via the wall fastening unit to the wall.
  • each connection point is designed as a support member that is firmly connected to the wall attachment unit and an associated support member that is firmly connected to the support unit, with an acoustically decoupling insulating material being arranged between the support and support member is.
  • the connection points can be designed as organs which can be hooked together and are separated from one another in the hooking position by acoustically decoupling insulating material.
  • the support and support member of a connection point can also be designed as organs penetrating one another at least on one side and at the same time being separated from one another by acoustically decoupling insulating material.
  • the support and support members should be designed so that the largest possible force transmission takes place, which ensures that the insulating material is compressed as little as possible, so as not to impair the structure-borne noise insulation.
  • An additional improvement of the structure-borne sound decoupling effect can be achieved in that the support or support members arranged on the side of the wall fastening unit are held in the wall fastening unit via acoustically decoupling insulating material integrated into the wall fastening unit.
  • insulation material is not only provided between the wall fastening unit and the support unit, but insulation material is already arranged between the wall fastening unit and the support or support members firmly connected to it.
  • the area of the support or support members located in the wall fastening unit can be sandwiched between layers formed from the insulating material and the wall fastening unit.
  • connection point between the support unit and the wall mounting unit can consist of mutually parallel, horizontal or inclined surfaces forming the support and support members, between which acoustically decoupling insulating material is arranged.
  • connection points are suitable for absorbing vertical and horizontal forces depending on the inclination of the surfaces. The greater the inclination chosen, the greater the proportion of the horizontal forces that can be absorbed.
  • the size of the surfaces is determined by the size of the forces to be absorbed and the structure-borne sound insulation required. The greater this effect is intended to be or the greater the forces to be absorbed, the larger the area of the support or support member must be selected in order to minimize compression of the insulating material and to ensure that the structure-borne sound insulation effect is undiminished preserved.
  • the support and / or support members can be fixed in an adjustable manner on the wall fastening unit and / or on the support unit.
  • the organs mentioned are continuously adjustable in the horizontal direction.
  • Wall mounting unit and support unit can be designed so that a gap is formed between them, which contributes to the structure-borne sound insulation. Particularly good structure-borne noise insulation can be achieved if the gap space is designed as an air space. However, it is also possible to fill this gap space partially or completely with insulating material.
  • a gap space designed as an air space can also be integrated into a system for room ventilation, wherein in particular a fan is arranged on the carrier unit as a functional block. In this way, the gap space takes on the double function of structure-borne noise insulation and air extraction.
  • a gap space formed between the carrier unit and the wall fastening unit in particular as a circumferential gap, can form an illuminable space which acts as a light source on the room side.
  • a cover plate serving as a visible-side fastening and / or facing surface can also be provided become.
  • the cover plate can be part of the carrier unit or can be connected to it.
  • a particularly easy-to-assemble embodiment results if the cover plate can be coupled to the carrier unit by means of a quick-release fastener, for example a snap connection.
  • the cover plate does not necessarily have to be connected to the carrier unit. It is also possible to design the cover plate as a component of the functional block mounted on the carrier unit or as a separate unit that can be connected to the functional block.
  • the cover plate is designed as a shading cover for the gap between the wall fastening unit and the carrier unit.
  • the cover plate can be provided with passages for holding elements and / or lines, these passages being uncritical in terms of structure-borne noise insulation in the event that the cover plate is connected to the functional block and / or the support unit, since the cover plate in the aforementioned case, structure-borne noise is decoupled from the wall anyway.
  • the cover plate can be designed as a carrier for further storage surfaces and / or holding devices, wherein such storage surfaces and / or holding devices can additionally be attached to the cover plate in a manner which is decoupled from structure-borne noise in order to achieve an additionally improved structure-borne sound insulation.
  • the cover plate is designed to be particularly appealing or is to be optically integrated into the mural surrounding the assembly block, it can have a circumferential frame for receiving decorative plates, tiles, have suspended plate elements or the like.
  • the carrier unit can be designed to be multifunctional, that is to say, in addition to the functional block, wall-mounted furniture, in particular bathroom cabinets or other wall-mounted objects can be attached to it.
  • the carrier unit it is also possible to design the carrier unit as a continuous wall, for example, to which various objects can be attached at any position, with structure-borne noise decoupling being achieved with respect to all of these objects with respect to the wall behind the carrier unit.
  • FIG. 1 shows a cut-away plan view of an assembly block 1 according to the invention, in which a cistern 2 with an actuating element 3 is arranged.
  • the assembly block 1 consists of a wall fastening unit 4, which is firmly connected to the wall, and a support unit 5, on which the cistern 2 which generates the structure-borne noise to be insulated is arranged. Between the wall mounting unit 4 and the carrier unit 5 there is insulating material 6, which takes over the structure-borne sound decoupling function.
  • the wall fastening unit 4 is supported on the floor 8 by means of support elements 7 which can be adjusted telescopically at the bottom.
  • a water supply pipe 9 (flush pipe) leads to a connection accessible from the front of the mounting block for flushing a toilet.
  • a clamp 11 On the underside of the support unit 5, a clamp 11 is arranged via a support 10, which, after installation of a hanging toilet on the device shown, picks up the waste water connection bend, which is indicated schematically at 12.
  • the arrangement of the clamp 11 on the support unit 5 results in a structure-borne sound decoupling effect with respect to the wall mounting unit 4, which has the effect that the water flowing out of the toilet does not lead to noise pollution.
  • the wastewater connection bend can be pivoted about 180 ° and thus remains connected vertically or to the left or right horizontally, and that usual dimensions between the flushing pipe 9 and wastewater connection bend 12 are observed.
  • Both the wall fastening unit 4 and the carrier unit 5 each have a section-shaped rail 13 or 14, which engage in one another and thus establish a connection between the wall fastening unit 4 and the carrier unit 5.
  • the space between the two rails 13 and 14 is filled with insulating material 15 in order to effect the structure-borne noise decoupling desired according to the invention.
  • the box-shaped wall fastening unit 4 is firmly connected to the masonry 16.
  • the structure-borne noise-isolating insulating material 6 can be seen between the wall fastening unit 4 and the carrier unit 5.
  • the cistern 2 is fixed to the carrier unit 5.
  • the masonry is covered with tiles 17, and the support unit 5 has a recess 18 in which a tile 19 is embedded, as a result of which the cistern 2 is concealed in an inconspicuous manner on the visible side.
  • the two lines 20 and 21 shown show alternative positioning options for the water inlet leading to the cistern, with both alternatives ensuring that the passage of the water inlet 20 and 21 through the wall fastening unit 4 is isolated from structure-borne noise by means of insulating material 22.
  • FIG. 2 shows a box-shaped wall fastening unit 23 into which a likewise box-shaped carrier unit 24 is inserted, an insulation layer 25 being provided between the wall fastening unit 23 and the carrier unit 24.
  • a cistern 26 with an actuating plate 27 is attached to the carrier unit 24, wherein the water inlet to the cistern 26 can alternatively be positioned at 28 or 29.
  • the entire assembly block extends to just above the floor 30, on which it is supported by support elements 31.
  • the support unit 24 arranged in the wall mounting unit 23 is pulled down so far that a hanging toilet 32 can be connected to the support unit 24 via fastening elements 33. Attaching the toilet to the support unit produces a structure-borne noise-decoupling effect compared to the wall mounting unit or the wall.
  • a flush pipe 34 is formed between the cistern 26 and the toilet 32.
  • Figure 3 shows a vertical section perpendicular to the wall through an assembly block according to the invention.
  • the carrier unit 36 for a cistern 37 is suspended from a structure-borne sound at 38 on a wall fastening unit 35.
  • the wall fastening unit 35 has an inclined support surface 39, while the support unit 36 is provided with a correspondingly inclined support surface 40. There is an insulation layer 41 between the support surface 40 and the support surface 39, which provides structure-borne noise decoupling. Due to the inclined surfaces 39, 40, both vertical and horizontal forces can be transmitted between the wall fastening unit 35 and the support unit 36.
  • a flush pipe 42 leads from the cistern 37 to a connection accessible from the outside.
  • a drain pipe 43 is also connected to the support unit 36, to which a hanging toilet can be connected.
  • the support unit 36 is supported on the floor via a support element 44, the support element 44 being coupled to the support unit 36 via a structure-borne noise-isolating connection 45.
  • FIG. 4 shows a wall fastening unit 48 which is connected to a wall 47 by means of a screw connection 46 and which is provided with a hook-shaped support member 49.
  • a carrier unit 50 has a hook-shaped element 51 which can be brought into engagement with the hook-shaped element 49 of the wall fastening unit 48.
  • the hook-shaped element 51 of the carrier unit 50 is supported against the wall 47 via insulation material 52.
  • Farther insulation material 53 is provided between the two hook-shaped elements 49, 51.
  • FIG. 5 shows a wall fastening unit 55 with a hook-shaped element 56 and a carrier unit 57 with a hook-shaped element 58.
  • the two hook-shaped elements 56 and 58 can be brought into engagement with one another, insulation layers 59 and 60 being provided between the two hook-shaped elements 57 and 58.
  • the hook-shaped elements 56 and 58 are formed in the region 61 in such a way that the largest possible horizontal contact surface on the hook-shaped element 56 results for the hook-shaped element 58. In this way, larger vertical forces can be transmitted compared to an embodiment according to FIG.
  • the space formed below the hook-shaped elements 56 and 58 between the wall fastening unit 55 and the carrier unit 57 is filled with insulating material 62.
  • FIG. 6 shows a wall fastening unit 63 fastened to a wall, which is designed in the form of an elongated, horizontally running angle rail.
  • This angle rail has a leg 65 which forms a horizontal contact surface and extends perpendicular to the leg 66 fastened to the wall.
  • a top view of the angle rail-shaped wall fastening unit 63 is shown.
  • the horizontally extending leg 65 of the wall fastening unit 63 is provided with openings 67, which each receive a rubber sleeve 68.
  • a plug-in element 69 connected to a carrier unit 64 is inserted into each of the rubber sleeves 68.
  • the rubber sleeve 68 thus ensures structure-borne noise decoupling between the carrier unit 64 and the wall fastening unit 63.
  • FIG. 7 shows a support unit 71 connected to a wall fastening unit 70, to which a cistern 72, a flush pipe 73 and a drain pipe 74 are fastened.
  • Both the wall fastening unit 70 and the support unit 71 are supported on the bottom side by means of support elements 75, 76.
  • the support of the carrier element 71 is carried out in a structure-borne sound decoupling manner.
  • the carrier unit has at its lower end an angle piece 77, 78 which rests with its two inner sides on an insulation block 79, 80.
  • the insulation block 79, 80 is supported by means of a horizontal support element 81, 82 on the wall fastening unit (not shown) via its side opposite the perpendicular leg of the angle piece 77, 78.
  • the upper of the two detailed drawings shows that the support element 81 is connected to an angle piece 83 which supports the insulation block 79 on the two sides opposite the angle piece 77.
  • one leg of the elbow 83 extends perpendicular to that of the wall mounting unit facing side of the insulation block 79, while the other side of the angle piece 83 extends in the horizontal direction between the insulation block 79 and the floor.
  • FIG. 7 shows an embodiment in which the support element 82 is only connected to a support plate 84 which supports the insulation block 80 on its side facing the wall fastening unit. On the bottom side, the insulation block 80 is supported either via an intermediate plate 85 or directly on the floor.
  • FIG. 8 shows three possible variants of the arrangement of a carrier unit with a cover plate attached to it.
  • the upper illustration shows a wall fastening unit 87 connected to masonry 86, the wall 86 being clad with tiles 88.
  • the carrier unit 89 is arranged at a distance from the wall fastening unit 87, a gap 90 being formed between the carrier unit 89 and the wall fastening unit 87.
  • Tiles 91 are attached to the front of the carrier unit 89, these tiles 91 being in the same plane as the tiles 88 connected to the masonry 86.
  • the gap 90 is thus not covered on the visible side in the arrangement described.
  • FIG. 8 also shows the wall fastening unit 87 connected to the masonry 86, the masonry 86 being clad with tiles 88.
  • the support unit 92 spaced apart from the wall fastening unit 87 is pulled so far forward that a mounting frame 93 for tiles 94 connected to the support unit can be arranged so far in a plane parallel to the tiles 88 that it is displaced in the direction of the tiles 88, that the frame 93 with the tiles 94 arranged thereon between the wall mounting unit 87 and support unit 92 formed gap 90 covered on the visible side.
  • the frame 93 has at its end facing the wall fastening unit 87 a visible, non-concealed angular stop piece 95, by means of which the exact position of the tiles 94 is predetermined.
  • the bottom representation of Figure 8 shows an arrangement which corresponds to the middle representation, with the difference that here the angular stop piece 95 on the frame 93 is omitted, which is why the tile 96 can be arranged so that the tile supporting and connected to the support unit Element is completely covered on the visible side.
  • FIG. 9 shows an arrangement with which cover plates can be connected to a carrier unit.
  • a fastening plate 97 which can be connected to a carrier unit and which has four downwardly tapering openings 98 in its edge regions.
  • a mounting frame 99 On the left is a mounting frame 99, the outer dimensions of which essentially correspond to those of the plate 97 and which is suitable for receiving one or more cover plates 100.
  • the frame 99 has four fastening pins 101 which are positioned such that they can be inserted into the openings 98 in the plate 97.
  • FIG. 9 shows an arrangement in which the plate 97 and the frame 99 are joined together by holding a cover plate 100.
  • the frame 99 is inserted with the pins 101 into the upper region of the recesses 98 and then lowered, which results in a hook between the frame 99 and the plate 97.
  • FIG. 10 shows an essentially rectangular frame which serves to cover a circumferential gap between the wall fastening unit and the carrier unit.
  • Section A-A shows the profile of the frame 102 which is adapted to the gap which is to be covered by the frame 102.
  • FIG. 11 shows further possible profiles for a frame according to FIG. 10, a frame inserted into a gap between the wall fastening unit and the carrier unit being shown in the top left-hand illustration.

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