EP0847466A1 - Mobile dividing wall - Google Patents
Mobile dividing wallInfo
- Publication number
- EP0847466A1 EP0847466A1 EP97931737A EP97931737A EP0847466A1 EP 0847466 A1 EP0847466 A1 EP 0847466A1 EP 97931737 A EP97931737 A EP 97931737A EP 97931737 A EP97931737 A EP 97931737A EP 0847466 A1 EP0847466 A1 EP 0847466A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a mobile partition comprising at least two wall elements which, in order to connect them to one another at an angle-variable connection, have convex domed edge profiles coated with Velcro material that are assigned to one another at least in sections.
- Such a mobile partition is known, for example, from French patent application 2570408.
- German Offenlegungsschrift 4207644 also discloses such a mobile partition wall, which is used in particular to subdivide large spaces.
- the fast and firm adherence of the Velcro material to the mutually facing edge profiles of two wall elements to be connected also has a significant disadvantage; because a subsequent adjustment of the position of the wall elements to each other in order to compensate for a height, side or angle offset is no longer possible due to the high adhesive forces of the Velcro material when the wall elements are joined.
- the construction of a partition from precisely aligned wall elements therefore sometimes requires several attempts to connect two wall elements each, which is time-consuming and troublesome. So it happens in practice that in the case of assembled mobile partitions of the type mentioned, the individual wall elements have a slight offset (height, parallelism, lateral offset) from one another, which would require a re-erection of the partition to fix.
- the object of the present invention is to remedy this.
- a mobile partition of the type mentioned is to be created, which can be set up quickly and easily and in which the individual wall elements are arranged to one another largely without undesired offset.
- the wall elements have mutually associated positioning elements which engage with one another at least in a specific angular position of the wall elements, in that a projection of the one positioning element enters a recess in the other positioning element, and that projection of the one and Recess of the other positioning element are dimensioned such that the respective projection into the recess when the wall elements are assembled occurs before the mutually associated Velcro materials of the two wall elements to be connected come into contact.
- the positioning elements provided according to the invention on the wall elements to be connected to one another thus ensure that a connection between the mutually associated Velcro materials only occurs when the two wall elements are aligned with one another in the manner provided by the positioning elements.
- the invention immediately leads to a position of the wall elements to be connected to one another that has no undesired offset. Subsequent pivoting of the wall elements to one another while rolling the edge profiles onto one another is of course not impeded by the positioning elements.
- a first preferred development of the partition according to the invention is characterized in that for the vertical alignment of the two wall elements to one another, the projection of one positioning element is designed as a rib extending in a horizontal plane and the depression of the other positioning element is designed as a groove extending in a horizontal plane. This ensures an exact positioning of the two wall elements to be connected to each other in height. A single positioning element per wall element is sufficient for this. If two such positioning elements are provided per wall element, preferably in the area of the upper and the lower edge, then with the appropriate dimensioning the Ribs and grooves also ensure that the two wall elements are parallel to one another.
- the positioning elements allows the wall elements to be laterally offset from one another.
- this development of the invention is therefore expediently used.
- the rib and the groove corresponding to it expediently extend in the circumferential direction in each case over a considerable area of the corresponding positioning element, as will become apparent from the further explanations.
- the above-described vertical positioning and securing of the position of the two wall elements to be connected to one another has an advantageous effect not only when two wall elements are joined together for the first time in the manner described.
- it prevents the (vertical) "wandering" of two assembled wall elements with respect to one another, which can be observed in the case of conventional generic mobile partition walls when the angular position of the wall elements is changed several times.
- Even changing the angular position of the wall elements to one another as often as desired while rolling the convex edge profiles coated with Velcro material onto one another does not lead to a vertical offset of the wall elements with respect to one another in a mobile partition wall of this type.
- the positioning elements also expediently have pins and recesses which correspond to one another, wherein at least in one angular position of the wall elements, a pin of one positioning element engages in an associated recess of the other positioning element. This ensures an absolutely offset-free arrangement of the wall elements to be connected or connected with respect to each other.
- the vertical positioning of the wall elements with respect to one another can be dispensed with, and only positioning with respect to parallelism of the axis and, if necessary, freedom from lateral displacement can be provided.
- Another preferred development of the mobile partition according to the invention is characterized in that the two positioning elements have mutually corresponding toothed rings, the teeth of which mesh with one another.
- the height of the teeth of the two sprockets is dimensioned such that the teeth mesh with one another before the two Velcro materials come into contact with one another. This ensures an axially parallel alignment of the two interconnected wall elements.
- a further development of the invention in which the projection of one positioning element is designed as a pin and the recess of the other positioning element is designed as a recess, with the pin being in a certain angular position of the wall elements with respect to one another, is suitable for axially parallel positioning of the two wall elements without any lateral offset one positioning element engages in the recess of the other positioning element.
- this development of the invention if this is desired, is also suitable for additionally ensuring a vertical positioning / adjustment of the wall elements with respect to one another.
- the wall elements have mutually associated positioning elements which, at least in a certain angular position of the wall elements, exert a magnetic attraction force on one another which brings about the alignment of the wall elements during assembly.
- the opposing positioning elements of two wall elements there are two magnets which are oriented in such a way that, in the case of walls which are ideally aligned with one another, the south pole of the magnet of the one positioning element faces the north pole of a magnet of the other positioning element.
- Wall elements of such a mobile partition according to the invention therefore do not differ from those according to the prior art. This is not just about aesthetics. It also allows that conventional wall elements and those can be connected to each other according to the above-mentioned solution. In practice, this means that a user can build on his existing inventory of wall elements and can easily supplement them with those according to the invention. This development of the invention with magnetic positioning elements is also outstandingly suitable for connecting wall elements of different heights; because each edge profile can be equipped with several magnetic positioning elements arranged at different heights.
- the positioning elements can not only be used to ensure the exact alignment of the two wall elements to be connected to one another.
- a further, very helpful, additionally possible function of the positioning elements is explained below: namely, with conventionally constructed generic partition walls, it is difficult to disassemble into the individual wall elements during dismantling; because the interconnected Velcro materials adhere to each other in every angular position of the two wall elements so tightly that the wall elements can only be separated with great effort and / or with the aid of aids.
- the positioning elements provided according to the present invention can be designed in such a way that when the two wall elements are pivoted towards one another, with the angle between them being reduced, if necessary up to the system, they spread the two edge profiles, ie the distance between the central axes of the two Enlarge edge profiles and separate the Velcro materials in this way.
- the projections and / or depressions provided anyway on the positioning elements and / or by integration of separate projections which serve exclusively for this purpose, if the angle between the two wall elements is reduced, for example, below 60 °, the the two edge profiles are gradually pushed apart.
- the rib extends over approximately 180 °, whereas the groove has its full depth only over a total area of 120 ° , ie the depth that the rib can be completely absorbed in it. Outside this range, the depth of the groove gradually decreases, so that the rib accordingly emerges from the groove as the angle between the two wall elements decreases and separates the two edge profiles coated with Velcro material.
- the invention can not only be used in partition walls in which wall elements of the same height are joined together. Rather, wall elements of different heights can also be connected to one another within the scope of the invention. If the mutually assigned positioning elements of all wall elements, regardless of their height, are all arranged on the same level, this goes without saying. However, the positioning elements can in principle always be provided in the region of the respective upper and lower corners even with wall elements of different heights. In this case, the only precaution must be taken that the projections of those positioning elements of the lower wall element, which the associated edge profile of a higher wall element faces, can be displaced or deflected into the interior of the edge profile in such a way that they do not hinder a connection of the two wall elements .
- a preferred development of the invention is characterized in that the projections of the positioning elements are guided in a spring-loaded manner.
- the positioning elements are constructed in two parts, in that they consist of a base part and an attachment which can be connected to it.
- the base part is firmly connected to the corresponding wall element.
- the attachment can be placed on or removed from the base part as required. It is expedient to provide a latching connection between the base part and the attachment that can be operated entirely without tools or at least one that can be operated simply and with little effort.
- the separation aid described above can also be integrated in the form of corresponding projections in such two-part positioning elements.
- the corresponding elevations causing the separation are expediently provided on the base part, so that, regardless of whether an attachment is placed on it or not, a convenient separation of two interconnected wall elements is made possible.
- positioning elements are displaceably guided along the respective edge profile. This is particularly true for those positioning elements that do not have a recess, but do include one or more projections, be it in the form of a single pin, in the form of a series of pins, in the form of a horizontally extending rib or the like. With such advanced training The positioning element of the higher wall element can be lowered to the level of the positioning element of the respectively lower wall element.
- wall elements do not necessarily have to be rectangular. Rather, wall elements with inclined and / or curved upper edges can of course also be joined together.
- Fig. 1 is a side view of a first preferred embodiment
- Embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition wall to be connected Embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition wall to be connected
- FIG. 2 is a plan view of the two wall elements of FIG. 1 after they have been joined at right angles to each other,
- Fig. 3 is a side view of a second preferred embodiment
- Embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition wall to be connected Embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition wall to be connected
- FIG. 4 is a side view of a third preferred embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition
- FIG. 5 shows a plan view of the wall elements according to FIG. 4, 6 is a side view of a fourth preferred embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition,
- FIG. 7 is a plan view of the wall elements according to FIG. 6,
- FIG. 8 is a side view of a fifth preferred embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of a sixth preferred embodiment of two wall elements of a mobile partition
- FIG. 11 shows an eighth preferred embodiment of the invention in perspective view
- Fig. 12 shows a ninth preferred embodiment of the invention in side view.
- the wall elements shown in the drawing each comprise a rectangular wall body 1, on the vertical end edges of which 2 edge profiles 3 with a cylindrical, convex surface are mounted.
- the edge profiles 3 are coated with a Velcro material 4 over almost their entire height.
- a cladding profile 6 is mounted on each wall body along the upper horizontal end edge 5.
- Support feet F are provided in the region of the lower horizontal end edges of the wall body 1.
- Positioning elements 7 are provided at each corner of each wall element, in the area of the upper and lower ends of the edge profiles 3. These are in a suitable way (clamping, screwing, gluing or the like) each connected to the adjacent edge profile 3, possibly the cladding profile 6 and / or the wall body 1. In the different embodiments of the invention shown in the drawing, the positioning elements differ essentially from one another. Therefore, only the respective pair of interacting positioning elements are dealt with in the following.
- one of the positioning elements has a rib 8 which extends over an angular range of almost 180 ° in a horizontal plane.
- the corresponding positioning element has a groove 9, which also extends over almost 180 ° in a horizontal plane.
- the clear width of the groove is only slightly larger than the thickness of the rib 8.
- the groove 9 is limited by two beads
- edge profile having the rib 8 has depressions adjacent to the rib
- the beads 10 can engage.
- the rib 8 engages in the groove 9 in both the upper and the lower pair of positioning elements, as a result of which vertical positioning and an axially parallel alignment of the two Wall elements to each other is ensured.
- a lateral offset of the two wall elements to one another is possible.
- Each individual pair of positioning elements ensures vertical adjustment in both directions immediately after the rib 8 enters the groove 9; there is a difference to 3 below.
- the embodiment of the positioning elements shown in FIG. 3 of the drawing differs from that according to FIGS. 1 and 2 essentially only in that only a depression 11 is adjacent to the rib 8 and only a bead corresponding to the depression 11 is adjacent to the groove 9 10 is provided.
- the positioning elements provided in each case in the area of the lower edge of the wall body 1 are constructed mirror-symmetrically to the upper ones.
- the upper and lower positioning elements cooperate in such a way that when the two wall elements are joined together, their exact vertical positioning with respect to one another is ensured by a pair of positioning elements making vertical adjustment in one direction and the other pair of positioning elements making adjustment in the other Direction takes over. This simplifies assembly.
- the configuration of the positioning elements according to FIG. 3 also enables a lateral offset between the wall elements to be connected to one another.
- the positioning elements shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 also have a rib 8, which extends over an angular range of almost 180 °, or a corresponding groove 9, into which the rib engages when the wall elements are joined to ensure vertical adjustment of the wall elements.
- the groove 9 extends, as is also possible in other configurations, only over a significantly smaller angular range than the rib 8. This facilitates the Disassembly of the mobile partition by swiveling the two wall elements together to form a flat system.
- the rib 8 runs onto the outer surface of the positioning element 7, as a result of which the two edge profiles are pressed apart and the two Velcro materials 4 come out of contact. The same can of course also be achieved in the other configurations of the positioning elements.
- the pair of positioning elements shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 differs from the previously explained configurations in that one of the positioning elements also has a nose 12, and the other, in addition, has a recess 13.
- the nose 12 projects over the remaining contour of the corresponding positioning element.
- the recess 13 forms a corresponding depression in the contour of the other positioning element. Nose 12 and recess 13 of the two positioning elements ensure that the two wall elements can only be joined to one another without lateral displacement. However, they do not impede an angular change in the wall elements from one another by rolling the edge profiles 3 coated with Velcro material 4 onto one another.
- Fig. 4 can be seen that the nose 12 and the recess 13 are not only used to ensure an axially parallel and free of lateral offset arrangement of the wall elements to each other. They also ensure within the angular range in which the nose engages in the recess also a vertical adjustment of the two wall elements to each other.
- the rib 8 and the groove 9 are each made flatter than is the case with the previously described configurations of the positioning elements. Because they only serve to prevent migration of the already assembled wall elements to each other when changing the angular position; the height adjustment when joining, on the other hand, is carried out by the positive connection from nose 12 and recess 13.
- the pair of positioning elements shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 also has a combination of positioning means.
- one of the positioning elements has a rib 8 extending in a horizontal plane over a considerable circumferential area, and the other positioning element has a groove 9 corresponding to it.
- one positioning element has a flat oval pin 14 and the other positioning element has a corresponding recess 15. The recess is surrounded by an annular bead 16. This engages in an annular trough surrounding the pin 14 when the two wall elements are brought together in alignment.
- pin 14 and trough 17 on the one hand and recess 15 and bead 16 on the other hand, an early prepositioning is achieved when the wall elements are joined together. This simplifies the assembly of the partition. If the two interconnected wall elements are pivoted out of their aligned position, the pairing of rib 8 and groove 9 takes over the positioning in the vertical direction and prevents the two wall elements from "wandering" towards one another.
- each positioning element is asymmetrical in itself. It essentially has a pin 14 and an adjacent recess 15.
- the identical design of both positioning elements of a pair is suitable for reducing manufacturing and storage costs, which is an advantage over all of the previously described embodiments.
- FIG. 10 illustrates the configuration of the two positioning elements 7 in such a way that one of them has a row of pins 18 arranged in a ring, while the other positioning element has a number of holes 19 over the entire pivoting area. Rich between the two wall elements is at least one pin 18 in engagement with an associated hole 19. This results in an exact alignment of the two wall elements with respect to one another without height offset, without lateral offset and also without inclination of the two edge profiles to one another.
- the two outermost holes 19 have a smaller depth than the associated pins 18 are long. In this way, when the two wall elements are pivoted against one another for flat contact, the edge profiles are pressed apart, as a result of which the two Velcro materials 4 separate.
- Fig. 11 illustrates the design of the two positioning elements 7 in such a way that they have sprockets 20 with mutually corresponding, interlocking teeth. This results in an axis-parallel alignment of the two wall elements to one another.
- there is also an adjustment with regard to the height in that one tooth of one toothed ring engages in a space between the teeth of the other toothed ring, which is limited at the bottom by the edge profile coated with Velcro tape 4.
- This configuration of the positioning devices allows the two wall elements to be offset laterally from one another.
- FIG. 12 illustrates that the positioning element used in the context of the invention can also be constructed in two parts, in that it consists of a base part 21 and an attachment 22.
- the attachment 22 can - as required - be placed on the base part 21 or removed from it.
- the base part 21 is included firmly connected to the wall element; the attachment of the attachment 22 to the base part 21, on the other hand, is a snap connection that can be released without tools.
- a rib 8 and two depressions 11 are provided, so that the positioning element 7 combined from the base part 21 and attachment 22 acts in the same manner as in connection with FIG Fig. 1 has been shown.
- FIG. 12 further illustrates that, as an alternative to the attachment 22, a cover 23 can also be placed on the base part 21.
- a cover 23 can also be placed on the base part 21.
- This enables the corner areas of the free edge of a wall element, which is not connected to another wall element, to be designed as unobtrusively as possible.
- FIG. 13 can finally be seen that elevations 24 can be provided on the base part 21, each of which protrudes beyond the edge profile coated with Velcro material. If two interconnected wall elements are pivoted towards each other until the contact between them is reduced and the edge profiles are rolled off, the elevations 24 of the mutually opposing base parts 21 of the positioning elements 7 meet and cause the Velcro material 4 to be separated in the manner already described above Wise.
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