EP1059399B1 - Entretoise en croix - Google Patents

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EP1059399B1
EP1059399B1 EP99110942A EP99110942A EP1059399B1 EP 1059399 B1 EP1059399 B1 EP 1059399B1 EP 99110942 A EP99110942 A EP 99110942A EP 99110942 A EP99110942 A EP 99110942A EP 1059399 B1 EP1059399 B1 EP 1059399B1
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Herbert Schulte
Heinz Kilian
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    • E04FFINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
    • E04F21/00Implements for finishing work on buildings
    • E04F21/0092Separate provisional spacers used between adjacent floor or wall tiles

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  • the invention relates to a joint cross for fixing joints when laying Tiles or plates.
  • a joint cross as the invention is not exclusive, but especially is known from DE-A-44 39 647.
  • This joint cross is a plastic part and is used to define joints when laying tiles or panels, for example in Bonding process. It has four legs extending at right angles to each other, the one Have width according to the joint width between the tiles or slabs.
  • To the Thighs is a handle integrally formed, which is perpendicular to two itself extending opposite leg of the joint cross.
  • Laying down a smaller, second joint width are pin-shaped projections near the free ends of the legs provided on the grip surface remote areas.
  • At least one of the four Leg of the joint cross is a predetermined breaking point formed by notching intended.
  • a joint cross known from FR-U 2 561 290 is in the central region of the Leg feet each provided a round recess. The total of four recesses occur behind the groove width defining pass width of the joint cross back.
  • the object of the invention is to cancel a joint cross leg so to allow canceling of any disruptive material after canceling Leg remains.
  • the invention relates to a joint cross for fixing joints when laying Tiles or slabs with at least three legs, which in a common foot area protrude from each other at an angle and each have a pass width, the width of a joint between matches the tiles or panels.
  • a first leg of the at least three legs is closed the foot area tapers, creating a predetermined breaking point to the other two Thighs is formed.
  • the joint cross is preferably made in one piece of plastic and serves preferably for laying in an adhesive or mortar method.
  • the first leg is perpendicular from each of the other two legs, so that the joint cross has the shape of a "T". It remains after canceling the two in the flight lying other thighs, after all, still a fitting piece for Forming a joint in the passport width can form.
  • the joint cross four, at right angles to each other Thigh open, and it is by breaking the first leg of a T-shaped Joint cross obtained for the formation of a T-joint.
  • each of the two other legs is at the predetermined breaking point Formation of a notch tip withdrawn behind its pass width. This will ensures that after breaking off the first leg one at the breaking point possibly remaining material laces not above the level of the pass line or Pass width level can stand out, the cross on the side of the Predetermined breaking point forms.
  • the predetermined breaking point Immediately at the predetermined breaking point is preferably only one leg, the should be canceled, tapered to achieve a notch effect, for example perpendicular or preferably straight obliquely to a longitudinal axis of this leg undercut.
  • the first leg may preferably curved bulged in the Predetermined breaking point run in, whereby in the foot area a tip with a very sharp Angle and thus a particularly well-defined predetermined breaking point arises. Because the two other leg, to which the predetermined breaking point is formed, preferably no score have in the region of the predetermined breaking point, the predetermined breaking point is still more accurate at the formed first leg.
  • unavoidable material laces which after the Abort in the area of the predetermined breaking point from the other two legs, are kept as small as possible in this way.
  • each leg of the joint cross with at least each provided a thickening in the pass width of the respective leg, wherein Preferably, the pass width for all legs is the same.
  • the passport width of each Leg is preferably by a thickening or more in the longitudinal direction of the Schenkel formed successively arranged thickening.
  • the thickening is preferably rounded. It is particularly preferred on all sides until Leak rounded in a recessed leg area.
  • This shaping is advantageously a line-shaped impact, i. a linear plant, for the tiles or plates formed.
  • a linear push can basically, though less preferred to be formed by an edge.
  • the pass width in the form of one or more thickenings and in particular by training a plant to become the tiles or slabs as a line
  • Unevenness of the tile edges compensates or disturbs at least far less than at flat contact over the length or a substantial part of the length of a leg.
  • one forms the pass width of a Schenkel defining thickening of the type described above, a free end of this Leg.
  • a joint cross according to the generic term of claim 1, which may not have its characteristic b), may, with Advantageous one or more thickening of the type described above.
  • Such a joint cross for fixing joints when laying tiles or plates Accordingly, has at least three legs, which in a common foot area protrude from each other at an angle and each have a pass width, the width of a joint between matches the tiles or panels. At least one of the legs of this joint cross has a thickening in the passport width.
  • At least one of the legs has a cavity educated. By forming the cavity material is saved.
  • the joint cross made of plastic in a plastic casting process, in particular in an injection molding process, as is preferred so the cooling time is due to the cavity and thus reduces the tool life in comparison to a solid material leg.
  • the thickening described above is in a cross-section in training the rounding cylindrical. It is particularly preferred in a further embodiment of the cavity hollow cylinder.
  • the thickening can be done with a continuous cavity or one only be provided on one side of the thickening open cavity. If the cavity in an inventive Thickening is formed, it is hereinafter referred to as thickening of a first type or simply referred to as the first thickening.
  • the cavity is preferably used to form a plug connection with another joint cross, on which a plug-in extension is designed for this purpose.
  • the other cross is preferred formed according to one of the claims. It can, however, in principle also by another joint cross is formed. In particular, it can by a generic Joint cross or a cross with only the feature a) of claim 1 are formed, advantageously further disclosed in connection with the invention Characteristics are realized.
  • the cross-section of the cavity and the cross-section of the plug-in extension are preferred for Forming a purely frictional connector adapted shaped.
  • their cross sections are the same shape, the cavity has a slight excess, so that the plug-in extension in the cavity fits snugly, but slightly inserted into the cavity and again without danger of damage can be pulled out.
  • the one joint cross several for a plug connection adapted to a plug-in extension shaped cavities.
  • the other joint cross several for a plug connection with a cavity adapted shaped plug extensions on. Even more preferred a joint cross has one or more cavities and one or more plug-in extensions at the same time.
  • the joint crosses are particularly suitable for mating a variety of joint crosses to a figure, for example an animal figure, which promotes sales in a sales room the attention of potential customers on themselves and thus on the crosshairs directed.
  • the ability to connect several joint crossings also facilitates the Handling when laying the tiles or plates and also the storage of the cruciforms. For example, individual joint crosses are less likely to get lost.
  • lugs protrude from and out of the legs a plane spanned by the thighs.
  • the approaches each have a pass width, which corresponds to a joint width between the tiles or slabs and smaller than that Pass width of the thighs is. Due to this design of the cruciforms, as such DE-A-44 39 647, joints in two different, defined Widths are formed.
  • the approaches have chaffered outer edges in a development at their free front ends.
  • the approaches are straight cylindrical and only in Chamfered to its end.
  • the approaches are over a large Part of its length tapered towards its free ends. To her respective Thighs, however, they run straight cylindrical. Due to the chamfered outer edge or Conical shape of the approaches is an especially easy insertion into the joint possible. Further Pulling the joint cross from the adhesive mass is facilitated because the adhesive mass less firm than stuck to blunt approaches. Finally, also chamfering the approaches to a material saving.
  • At least one of the lugs which can advantageously be chamfered, has a cross section which is in a cross-section of a cavity in one of the legs of another joint cross can be inserted and held frictionally in the cavity after insertion becomes. It can thus cross the frictional connection between two or more joints be formed.
  • the cavity or preferably several cavities are to make the connector expediently to one of the approaches away facing side of the joint cross open.
  • the between two gripping surfaces has a free outer contour, at least a little way perpendicular or nearly perpendicular to a plane spanned by the legs plane.
  • At least one of the legs has a cavity of a second Kind of called in the following second cavity.
  • the second cavity is preferably elongated. Preferably, it extends over two legs. Especially it extends over the two legs, which attaches to the first leg. If one or a plurality of first cavities are formed, the second cavity extends to close to the first cavity (s) in the two thighs. Preferably, it is one Bottom of the joint cross open.
  • the second cavity is preferably as straight, simple longitudinal groove formed. It can also be advantageously designed as a passage slot be. Preferably, it is symmetrical with respect to a central longitudinal axis of the or such gehöhlten leg arranged.
  • the receptacle handle In the second cavity can advantageously a handle of another joint cross be recorded.
  • the receptacle handle must be not to act a handle with an outer contour of the type described above.
  • the outer contour can basically also form a slope, as in the joint cross of the DE-A-44 39 647 is the case on which a free-lying spirit level, however, slips off.
  • a handle with an outer contour of which a spirit level does not slip without external influence.
  • the second cavity and the handle preferably have such matched to each other Cross-sections on that the handle in the second cavity after insertion frictionally is held, i. between the second cavity and the handle a frictional Plug connection is formed.
  • the second cavity may be the only cavity in the at least one leg or one form another cavity to the cavity in a thickening.
  • the cavity in a thickening may be the only cavity or cavity type.
  • the combination of the two Hollows or cavities are preferred.
  • a single approach or multiple approaches may or may not involve the push-in process or the Form plug extensions.
  • the handle alone the plug-in extension described Make kind of.
  • the connector formed by the second cavity and the handle So like the approach or approaches, the only way to put it together make two or more joints.
  • Particularly preferred is a combination of both plug-in extensions and also of both possibilities for a plug connection.
  • a joint cross only with the feature a) of claim 1 and in particular in combination with one or more of claims 2, 3 or 7 and / or one of the new ones
  • Features of the handle provides a particularly advantageous embodiment of a joint cross which is further improved by means of further features disclosed in the application can be.
  • the applicant reserves the right to request one or more divisional applications to judge.
  • Fig. 1 shows a joint cross in a perspective view on an upper side of the joint cross toward a wall, which is not shown.
  • Fig. 2 shows that same joint cross in a perspective perspective towards a bottom to the joint cross.
  • the joint cross includes four legs 1, 2, 3 and 4 with lugs 12 and a handle 14.
  • the joint cross is made in one piece of plastic in an injection molding process.
  • the four legs 1 - 4 protrude from a common foot area or crossing area right-angled and rigid from each other. They stretch a plane in their right angles on. From each of the legs 1 - 4 each protrudes a circular cylindrical projection 12 from the bottom of the respective leg perpendicular to the thigh plane. The handle 14 protrudes from the top of the legs 1 - 4 also perpendicular to the thigh plane.
  • the two Legs 2 and 3 point along a common central longitudinal axis, which has a first axis of symmetry of the joint cross forms, away from the common foot area and form a solid cross carcass.
  • the two legs 1 and 4 protrude along a common, second central longitudinal axis of the common foot area from each other path.
  • the second central longitudinal axis forms a perpendicular to the first axis of symmetry second axis of symmetry of the joint cross.
  • the joint cross altogether is achsymetrisch with respect to the two axes of symmetry.
  • the two legs 1 and 4 are each a predetermined breaking point 5 at the by the two formed on other legs 2 and 3 formed solid Fugennchkorpus.
  • the breaking point 5 is formed by an imaginary connecting line between two notched tips. In the notch tips or the predetermined breaking point 5 sets the leg 1 at the two legs. 2 and 3 on.
  • the two legs 2 and 3 are not in turn in the region of the predetermined breaking point 5 notched.
  • the leg 2 and the leg 3 each run with axis-parallel, plan surface areas 9 in the respective notch reason. Another Course of the two surface areas 9 would also be conceivable, but should be an acute-angled Kerbground be guaranteed to the breaking point 5 in the desired shape, such as shown with dotted line to get.
  • leg 1 is in its cross section to the notch bottom rejuvenated. He runs in the embodiment on both sides straight obliquely tapered in the Notch base. To a particularly sharp and thus very well defined Kerbground too The taper could also be obtained by a bulbous outward arching shape of the Schenkels 1 be formed on his thigh foot.
  • the notch bottom runs perpendicular to Longitudinal axis of the legs 2 and 3.
  • the predetermined breaking point 5 is located quite a distance behind a tangent or tangential plane to the longitudinal side walls of the two legs 2 and 3.
  • the withdrawn Surface areas 9 of the legs 2 and 3 form relative to such an enveloping tangent or tangent plane a withdrawn area. If the leg 1 for training of a T-shaped joint cross broken off at its breaking point 5, so is safely avoided by this arrangement of the predetermined breaking point 5, that after breaking off not completely avoidable material tip, which at the break off point of the Thighs 2 and 3 protrudes, protruding beyond the imaginary tangent or tangential plane.
  • a predetermined breaking point 5 is formed in the same way, as can be seen in Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 2 are representative of all legs 1 to 4 for one of these legs two Enter widths B 1 and B2.
  • the widths B 1 and B2 define the width of one in use of the joint cross available and are therefore below as pass widths designated.
  • the legs 1 - 4 define a first pass width B1 and the molded-on Approaches 12 a contrast, smaller, second pass width B2.
  • By plugging the joint cross only to the bottom of the legs 1 - 4 is the joint width through the Approaches 12 defined.
  • the tiles or plates that form the joint between them start off the lugs 12 and therefore have between them the joint width B2. Should the joint width B1, then the legs 1 - 4 are pressed into the adhesive mass.
  • Each of the legs 1 - 4 has in the direction of its longitudinal axis one behind the other two round outwardly bulging thickenings 6 and 7, between which a withdrawn Region 8 is formed in the manner of a constriction.
  • the thickening 6 forms in each case the rounded free end of each of the legs 1 - 4.
  • the thickenings 6 and 7 of Legs 1 - 4 should be cylindrical, in the embodiment, they are circular cylindrical. Rounded by the in the region of the thickening 6 and 7 to the imaginary tangent planes out Pre-curved shape of these thickenings 6 and 7 arise linienhafte editions or Shock lines for the tiles or plates which abut against the thickenings 6 and 7. bumps at the edges of the tiles and plates are thereby compensated.
  • the lugs 12 are straight cylindrical over most of their lengths. At her free Ends, however, they are provided with a peripherally beveled outer edge 13. At the free Ends of the lugs 12 arise as truncated cones. By chamfering the outer edges the introduction into the adhesive mass is facilitated. Furthermore, by chamfering the Pull-out force when pulling out the joint cross in comparison to a blunt end the lugs 12 reduced. By chamfering eventually material for the Production of the joint cross saved, wherein the truncated cone area with the chamfered outer edge 13 also extended over the embodiment in the embodiment and thus the potential for material savings can be increased.
  • the legs 1 - 4 are provided with cavities. This results in a material saving in comparison to a joint cross made of solid material. In particular, the cooling time and thus reduces the service life of the joint cross in the mold. By the Reducing the service life results in an increase in productivity per tool and thus a cost reduction in the production.
  • first cavities 10 can be seen. Each first cavity 10 is in each of the Thickenings 6 formed, to which the lugs 12 are integrally formed.
  • the first caves 10 each have the shape of a circular cylindrical bore. They end in either the type of blind hole in the thickening 6 or are into the lugs 12 into it extended.
  • Each of the cavities 10 may also be formed offset with a large Cross-sectional area in the region of the thickening 6 and a contrast smaller cross-sectional area in the respective approach 12.
  • each of the cavities 10 is in a first embodiment on the Cross-section of the lugs 12 of the same joint cross adjusted so that each of the Approaches 12 can be inserted into each of the cavities 10 and plugged in State frictionally and releasably held therein.
  • a frictional connector by means of a cavity 10 of a joint cross and a neck 12 of another joint cross can be made and because of the additional Variation variety due to the number of cavities per joint cross 10 and lugs 12, it is possible by mating a plurality of joint crosses To form a figure of any size, such as an animal figure, with joints crosses.
  • Such a figure can be issued as a promotional measure in a showroom become the attention of potential buyers to the rather inconspicuous To set up joint crosses. With joint crosses in different shades can the appearance Such a figure can be made particularly appealing.
  • cross joints in different sizes especially in different Passes, provided, and it will be each of the sizes in another Hue offered.
  • a cavity 10 of a Joint cross of a first size for the production of a plug connection with a Approach 12 of a joint cross another, smaller size is formed, a multicolored figure to be put together.
  • the cavities 10 and the lugs 12 may be formed so that the joint cross the same size can be plugged together, resulting in the formation of the cavity 10 in the thickening 6 is readily possible.
  • the cavities 10 and the lugs 12 can also have such cross-sections, only for plug-in joints of joint crosses are suitable in different sizes, for example, if a simple straight cylindrical cavity to protrude into a projection 12. Through a cavity 10 with a larger cross section in the region of the thickening 6 and a smaller cross section in approach 12 are frictional connections of joints crosses in different Sizes can be produced.
  • Fig. 2 it can be seen that the formed by the two legs 2 and 3 Fugennchkorpus with a second cavity 11 in the form of a straight, parallel-walled longitudinal groove is provided. If a handle 14 is not provided at the top of the joint cross is and the two legs 2 and 3 are made sufficiently wide, the second Cavity 11 also be enlarged to a through slot.
  • the of the thighs 2 and 3 formed funnelnchkorpus encloses in this training as the passage slot formed second cavity box-shaped. A rounded through slot would be equally realizable.
  • An advantage is that such a joint cross for remaining in the joint is particularly suitable. After fixing the joint, d. H. after fulfilling his primary Task, such a joint cross can be easily overgrown with a grout. The Fugenmasse takes place despite the joint cross or even just because of the so-trained Joint cross a secure hold in the joint.
  • the seam cross has at its top Grip 14, after the formation of the joint, the joint cross again simply from Pull out the adhesive and reuse it. Basically, it would be possible to leave a joint cross without handle in the joint.
  • the handle 14 has the shape of a thin plate with two opposing Grips. It can be firmly gripped between two fingers. In a middle area the handle 14 is provided with a slot 15.
  • the slot 15 extends from a formed between the two gripping surfaces outer contour 16 perpendicular to the of the legs 1 - 4 clamped plane to.
  • a guide cord can be inserted become.
  • the joint cross in the joint is positioned so that the two Legs 2 and 3 and thus the handle 14 form the vertical. With two such in one Horizontally spaced joint crevices can be a horizontal Straightening line.
  • the guideline with a knot at one end is in the slot 15 of a joint cross pinched and through the slot 15 of the other Joint cross drawn and stretched.
  • the mutually facing, long edges of the slot 15 point perpendicular to the of the legs spanned plane or at an angle of less than 10 °, preferably less than 5 ° to the perpendicular to the thigh plane, so that even safer prevented is that the guideline, in particular the end with the node, out of the slot 15th from slipping out.
  • the outer contour 16 has at least a little way from the top of the joint cross perpendicular or nearly perpendicular to the plane spanned by the legs 1-4.
  • a spirit level in the horizontal align it is possible, at two spaced Positionserten Fugennchen or on the handles 14 a spirit level in the horizontal align.
  • the spirit level remains due to the course of the outer contour 16 lie on the two handles 14 and does not slip away from the wall from the grips 14.
  • the user must position the spirit level for exact positioning do not permanently press the crosshairs horizontally against the crosshairs, on the one hand to ensure the accuracy of the alignment and on the other hand To prevent slipping of the spirit level.
  • One to reduce a notch effect possibly existing slope of the outer contour 16 is in the area in which a spirit level is applied, at least not greater than 10 degrees to the vertical the plane spanned by the legs 1 - 4.
  • the slot 15 has over its entire edge region to each of the two gripping surfaces towards a chamfered edge 17.
  • the chamfer of the edge is 17th formed as a landing.
  • Figs. 3 and 4 show joints with all the features of the embodiment Figs. 1 and 2, but in a different size.
  • the pass widths B 1 and B2 of the joint cross FIGS. 3 and 4 are larger than those of the embodiment of FIG. 1 and 2.
  • the cavities 10 and 11 and the handle 14 of the joint cross of Figs. 3 and 4 and at least the cavity 11 and the handle 14 of the joint cross of Figs. 1 and 2 are formed so that the joint cross of Fig. 1 and 2 and the joint cross of Fig. 3rd and 4 plugged together by means of the two connectors described above can be.
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 finally show another joint cross in a third size.
  • the Joint cross of Fig. 5 and 6 has smaller pass widths B1 and B2 than that of FIG. 1st and 2 on. Furthermore, the joint cross of Fig. 5 and 6 does not have the second Cavity 11, since its pass width B 1 is already so small that a short cooling and durability is given in the mold from home. In the other constructive features However, it corresponds to the joint crosses of Fig. 1 to 4.

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  1. Croisillon pour ménager des joints lors de la pose de carreaux ou de dalles,
    a) avec au moins trois branches (1, 2, 3) qui partent d'une zone de pied commune en formant des angles les unes avec les autres et possèdent chacune une largeur d'insertion (B1) qui correspond à une largeur de joint entre les carreaux ou les plaques,
    b) une première branche (1) des branches au nombre d'au moins trois (1, 2, 3) se rétrécissant en direction de la zone de pied et formant ainsi un emplacement de rupture imposée (5) avec les deux autres branches (2, 3), et
    c) chacune des deux autres branches (2, 3) présentant, à l'emplacement de rupture imposée (5), un resserrement par rapport à sa largeur d'insertion (B1),
    caractérisé en ce que
    d) l'emplacement de rupture imposée (5) est formé par une ligne de jonction imaginaire entre deux sommets d'encoches, la première branche (1) présentant une section transversale rétrécie en direction du fond d'encoche.
  2. Croisillon selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce qu'une cavité (10, 11) est ménagée dans au moins une des branches (1, 2, 3).
  3. Croisillon selon une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce qu'au moins une des branches (1, 2, 3) présente un renflement (6, 7) sur la largeur d'insertion (B1).
  4. Croisillon selon la revendication précédente, caractérisé en ce que le renflement (6) forme une extrémité libre de la branche (1, 2, 3).
  5. Croisillon selon une des deux revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que le renflement (6, 7) forme un point de contact linéaire avec les carreaux ou les dalles.
  6. Croisillon selon une des trois revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que le renflement (6, 7) est en forme de cylindre creux.
  7. Croisillon selon une des revendications précédentes, comprenant également :
    des appendices (12) qui dépassent des branches (1, 2, 3) dans un plan défini par les branches (1, 2, 3),
    pour ménager une seconde largeur de joint inférieure, les appendices (12) possédant chacun une largeur d'insertion (B2) qui correspond à une largeur de joint entre les carreaux ou les dalles et qui est inférieure à la largeur d'insertion (B1) des branches (1, 2, 3),
       . caractérisé en ce que
    - les appendices (12) présentent des arêtes extérieures (13) biseautées à leurs extrémités avant libres.
  8. Croisillon selon une des revendications précédentes, comprenant également :
    des appendices (12) qui dépassent des branches (1, 2, 3) dans un plan défini par les branches (1, 2, 3),
    pour ménager une seconde largeur de joint inférieure, les appendices (12) possédant chacun une largeur d'insertion (B2) qui correspond à une largeur de joint entre les carreaux ou les dalles et qui est inférieure à la largeur d'insertion (B1) des branches (1, 2, 3),
    caractérisé en ce que
    au moins un des appendices (12) présente une section transversale qui peut être insérée dans une cavité (10) de l'une des branches (1, 2, 3) d'un autre croisillon et est retenue dans la cavité (10) par friction.
  9. Croisillon selon une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que des branches (1, 2, 3) dépasse une pièce de préhension (14) qui, entre deux surfaces de préhension, présente un contour extérieur libre (16) qui, au moins sur une portion, s'étend perpendiculairement ou pratiquement perpendiculairement à un plan défini par les branches (1, 2, 3).
  10. Croisillon selon une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce qu'au moins une des branches (1, 2, 3) comporte une cavité (11) dans laquelle une pièce de préhension (14) d'un autre croisillon peut être reçue et, de préférence, retenue par friction.
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