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EP2292841A2
EP2292841A2 EP10006495A EP10006495A EP2292841A2 EP 2292841 A2 EP2292841 A2 EP 2292841A2 EP 10006495 A EP10006495 A EP 10006495A EP 10006495 A EP10006495 A EP 10006495A EP 2292841 A2 EP2292841 A2 EP 2292841A2
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
    • E01C13/00—Pavings or foundations specially adapted for playgrounds or sports grounds; Drainage, irrigation or heating of sports grounds
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    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
    • E01C13/00—Pavings or foundations specially adapted for playgrounds or sports grounds; Drainage, irrigation or heating of sports grounds
    • E01C13/06—Pavings made in situ, e.g. for sand grounds, clay courts E01C13/003
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    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
    • E01C13/00—Pavings or foundations specially adapted for playgrounds or sports grounds; Drainage, irrigation or heating of sports grounds
    • E01C13/08—Surfaces simulating grass ; Grass-grown sports grounds

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  • the present invention relates to a riding floor, in particular a riding floor suitable for western riding.
  • a typical riding floor comprises a subterranean arrangement of side-by-side floor mounting plates and a footing on the floor mounting plates.
  • the floor fixing plates serve to create a stable foundation for the footing, the construction of an elastic and sure-footed floor.
  • they should ensure good water management, i. on the one hand store water, to prevent drying of the footing, and on the other hand dissipate excess water, to prevent excessive hardening or silting of the footing.
  • Suitable floor mounting plates for the construction of such riding floors are for example in the DE 94 05 829 U1 and the DE 200 19 812 U1 described or known as "perforated mats" of Otto Sport and Reitplatz GmbH, Altdorf, Germany.
  • a suitable for Western riding Bodenbefest Trentsplatte is, for example, in the post-published DE 20 2008 011 248 U1 disclosed.
  • the riding floor must also meet different special requirements, in particular with regard to shock absorption and slip resistance.
  • a riding surface for the various disciplines of western riding for example, reining, cutting, western riding, etc. must also ensure that the horses can slide without risk of injury.
  • the riding floor according to the invention comprises a laid on a substrate arrangement of substantially plate-shaped, juxtaposed floor fasteners and a footing on the side facing away from the ground side of the arrangement of floor fasteners, wherein on the bottom layer facing side of the floor fasteners a plurality of bristle tufts is provided whose length is chosen so that they do not protrude out of the footing.
  • the ground fasteners on the ground provide in a known manner for a stable and elastic base of the riding floor.
  • this riding floor In contrast to conventional riding floors this riding floor but is constructed with Bodenbefest Trents instituten on the side facing the footing each have a plurality of bristle tufts is provided, which do not protrude beyond the footing.
  • the provision of the bristle tufts leads to the result that the riding floor allows a sliding of the horses, as required in the various disciplines of Western riding, without risk of injury to the horses.
  • the bristle tufts may be provided in various ways on the tread layer side of the floor fasteners.
  • the floor fasteners provided with bristle tufts of the riding floor according to the invention are to be distinguished from an artificial turf covering.
  • An artificial turf as he is for example in the US 2006/0154016 A1 described does not provide the necessary elasticity and surefootedness for a riding floor nor is it covered by a footing of sand.
  • the top layer of the floor fastening elements facing the footing layer is in each case formed with a plurality of recesses, whose depth is smaller than a total length of the bristle tufts and in which the bristle tufts are partially included.
  • the preparation of the plate-shaped floor fasteners with the bristle leaf can be done in a relatively simple manner.
  • the bristle tufts can be inserted into the recesses of the floor fastening elements, for example, clamped, pressed, injected, glued and / or welded.
  • the depth of the recesses is for example in the range of about 20-70%, more preferably about 30-50% of the height of the floor fasteners.
  • the depth of the recesses of the ground fasteners is about 100-300%, more preferably about 150-250%, most preferably about twice the diameter of a tuft of bristles. In the case of simple production methods, this leads to a sufficiently stable attachment of the bristle tufts to the floor fastening elements.
  • the bottom attachment elements are each formed with a plurality of openings through which the bristle tufts are guided so that they protrude from the bottom attachment elements on the top of the bottom attachment elements facing the bottom layer.
  • the bristle tufts for example, on the underside facing the ground of the floor fastening elements protrude out of these and fixed there.
  • At least one mat body may be arranged on the side of the floor fastening elements facing the footing, which contains a plurality of bristle tufts.
  • conventional floor fasteners may be used and combined with the mat bodies to form a riding floor according to the invention.
  • the floor fastening elements may each be formed with a plurality of open apertures in their thickness direction. While the top of the floor fasteners serves to store fluid in the footing, the open openings ensure drainage of excess water from the surface of the riding floor.
  • a water-guiding layer can be provided between the arrangement of floor fastening elements and the footing layer.
  • This water-guiding layer is intended to achieve a uniform distribution of water on top of the floor fasteners both for the purpose of storing moisture and for the purpose of draining excess water.
  • the height of the water-guiding layer preferably corresponds at most to the length of the bristle tufts protruding out of the floor-fixing elements.
  • the height of the water-guiding layer may be, for example, at least one-third, more preferably at least half, of the length of the bristle tufts protruding out of the floor-fixing elements.
  • the water-guiding layer is formed between the arrangement of floor-fixing elements and the tread layer, for example, from a coarse-grained sand, gravel, split or the like material.
  • a water-bearing support layer which is formed for example of gravel, split or the like material.
  • This water-bearing base layer can promote the discharge of excess water of the riding ground.
  • the tread layer of the riding floor may be formed, for example, from fine-grained sand or the like material.
  • the side-by-side floor fastening elements of the arrangement of floor fastening elements can each be connected to one another in the manner of a tongue and groove system (in particular loosely).
  • the tongue and groove system is preferably formed in each case integrally with the floor fastening elements. In this way, the adjacent floor fasteners in composite can hold each other in position and prevent unfolding or setting up a floor fastener.
  • This tongue and groove system may, for example, have first and second extensions provided on the lateral periphery of the floor fasteners (in other words on their side edges) extending laterally, the heights of the first and second extensions each being smaller than the height of the floor fasteners and wherein the first and the second extensions along the circumference and in the height direction of the floor fasteners are arranged and / or formed such that at two adjacent floor fasteners at least a first extension of the one floor fastener and at least a second extension of the other floor fastener each other in the Overlap height direction of floor fasteners.
  • At least one projection may be provided on the underside of the floor fastening elements facing the ground. This at least one projection can advantageously serve to anchor the floor fastening elements in the ground (depending on the type of substrate) and / or serve as a point of application for ejectors in the production process of the floor fastening elements.
  • This at least one projection is preferably formed integrally with the bottom attachment element.
  • a plurality of web-like projections is preferably provided. These may, for example, be arranged in the form of several parallel rows or intersecting rows.
  • the floor fasteners may be made of, for example, a plastic material such as PVC.
  • a plastic material such as PVC.
  • recycled materials for example cable insulation
  • the riding floor according to the invention can also be combined with a so-called ebb-tide system in order to provide an optimum degree of humidity of the riding ground in the most water-saving manner possible.
  • the riding floor may be provided with at least one drainage device on the side of the floor fastening elements facing the ground.
  • This at least one drainage device is preferably connected to a water compensation device, which is arranged laterally outside the riding floor and which is formed from a water receiving space, which is provided with a water inlet and / or a water outlet.
  • the riding floor can be formed in a waterproof trained pool.
  • the riding floor can basically be built on any surface 10.
  • a water-carrying base layer 20 can first be applied to this substrate.
  • This support layer 20 is formed for example of gravel, split or the like material.
  • the floor fastening elements 12 are then laid next to one another on this base layer 20 or optionally also directly on the substrate 10.
  • the floor fastening elements 12 are formed substantially plate-shaped, ie their length 112 and width b12 (see. Fig. 5 ) are significantly larger than their thickness or height h12 (up / down direction in Fig. 1 ).
  • the bottom attachment elements 12 preferably have a rectangular or square basic shape, without being limited thereto.
  • the floor fasteners 12 have, for example, a length 112 of about 1.0 to 1.2 m and a width of about 0.7 to 0.9 m, so that, for example, a deck size of about 1 m 2 results.
  • the thickness h12 of the floor fasteners 12 is, for example, in the range of about 1 to 6 cm, more preferably about 2 to 4 cm.
  • the riding floor of the invention is not limited to these dimensions of the floor fastening elements.
  • the material of the floor fasteners 12 is preferably a plastic material such as PVC or soft PVC.
  • PVC plastic material
  • soft PVC plastic material
  • recycled materials for example from cable waste.
  • the floor attachment elements 12 receive a certain inherent elasticity or spring action, which provides the horses with a sure-footed riding floor and at the same time protects the joints of the horses.
  • the production of the floor fastening elements 12 takes place, for example, in injection molding technology.
  • a plurality of bristle tufts 14 are provided.
  • Various ways of providing these bristle tufts are discussed below with reference to Fig. 2 to 4 explained in more detail.
  • the pitch of the bristle tufts 14 is, for example, about 1 to 3 cm, more preferably about 1.5 to 2 cm.
  • This grid dimension is chosen, the softer the riding floor, and the smaller this grid dimension is chosen, the harder the riding floor.
  • the pitch of the bristle tufts 14 may be the same in the length and width direction of the floor fasteners 12 or - as in Fig. 5 exemplified - also be different.
  • the bristle tufts 14 may, for example, in a regular pattern, an irregular pattern or randomly distributed over the ground fasteners 12.
  • bristle tufts 14 may be used, but specially adapted bristles or bristle tufts may also be used.
  • a bristle tuft 14 is comprised of 4 to 12, more preferably 6 to 10, upstanding bristles. In the manufacture of such bristle tufts 14, for example, half of this number of bristles is taken and bent approximately in the middle, this bent center then being on the side facing the floor fastening elements 12 side. Additionally or alternatively, the individual bristles of a bristle tufts 14 can also be held together by a ring or the like. In this way, a stable composite of bristles for the bristle tufts 14 is achieved.
  • a bristle tuft 14 has a diameter d14 (parallel to the plane of the floor fasteners 12) in the range of about 0.3 to 1.5 cm, more preferably about 0.5 to 1.0 cm.
  • the bristles of the bristle tufts 14 are preferably made of a relatively hard plastic material such as PVC or PE. Alternatively, however, other materials such as wire or natural materials such as coconut fibers can be used for the bristle tufts 14.
  • the (fiber) thickness of the individual bristles of the bristle tufts is, for example, about 1 to 3 mm, more preferably about 1.2 to 2 mm, most preferably about 1.5 mm.
  • a water-guiding layer 16 is applied, before finally a footing layer 18 of the riding floor is formed.
  • the water-guiding layer 16 between the assembly of floor fasteners 12 and the tread layer 18 is preferably formed of a coarse-grained sand, gravel, split or the like material.
  • a coarse quartz sand for example with a grain size of 0-3 mm used. This coarse grain of the water guide layer 16 is advantageous for ensuring water permeability and preventing clogging of preferably existing water drain holes 24 in the floor fasteners 12 (described later).
  • the height h16 of the water-guiding layer 16 should correspond on the one hand maximally to the length h14 of the bristle tufts 14 projecting out of the floor fastening elements 12, and on the other hand is preferably at least one third, more preferably at least half of the length h14 of the bristle tufts 14 protruding out of the floor fastening elements 12
  • the length h14 of bristle tufts 14 protruding out of the floor fasteners 12 is in the range of about 1 to 5 cm, more preferably in the range of about 2 to 4 cm, most preferably about 3 cm.
  • This water-guiding layer 16 serves for a uniform distribution of the water on the ground-fixing elements 12.
  • the footing layer 18 on the water-guiding layer 16 is preferably formed of fine-grained sand or the like material.
  • a fine sand of quartz or granite, for example with a grain size of 0-1 mm, is used for the footing layer 18.
  • the fine grained footing 18 creates a solid floor space for the horses.
  • the thickness of the tread layer 18 is, for example, in the range of about 2 to 8 cm, more preferably about 3 to 4 cm.
  • the selected sands are usually mixed with additives.
  • this additive for creating the footing 18, the so-called geo-textile, which consists of synthetic fiber.
  • the tasks of this additive are on the one hand the absorption of water and its return to the footing to maintain their moisture longer, on the other hand, the fleece increases the elasticity of the sand and allows the regulation of the consistency of the footing 18th
  • such additives in the footing layer 18 can also be dispensed with, in particular for western riding, in an advantageous manner.
  • Fig. 2 are the bristle tufts 14 at the top (top in Fig. 1 and 2 ) of the floor fasteners 12 attached.
  • a plurality of recesses 26 are respectively formed on the upper side of the floor fastening elements 12.
  • the bristle tufts 14 are inserted, clamped, pressed or injected.
  • the bristle tufts 14 can also be glued or welded.
  • the depth d26 of the recesses 26 is chosen to be smaller than the overall length L14 of the bristle tufts 14.
  • the depth d26 of the recesses 26 is in the range of about 20-70%, more preferably about 30-50%, most preferably about 40% Thickness h12 of the floor attachment elements 12.
  • the depth d26 of the recesses is selected to be about 100-300%, more preferably 150-250%, most preferably about 200% of the diameter d14 of a tuft 14.
  • the height h12 of the floor fastening elements 12 is approximately 2.5 cm
  • the diameter d14 of the bristle tufts 14 is approximately 0.5 cm
  • the total length L14 of the bristle tufts is approximately 3.5 cm
  • the floor fasteners 12 are preferably (but not necessarily in all applications) also provided with a plurality of (open) apertures or apertures 24 which extend through the entire thickness of the floor fasteners 12. Through these openings 24, the water can drain from the top of the floor fasteners 12, so that in a simple way excess water can be removed from the riding floor.
  • the openings 24 preferably each have the basic shape of a circle, which allows a particularly simple production.
  • the diameter of such opening 24 is for example about 4 to 5 mm.
  • other basic shapes for the apertures 24 such as squares, rectangles, polygons, ellipses, and the like are also possible.
  • the substrate 10 facing side of the floor attachment elements 12 each have a plurality of projections 22 is provided.
  • These projections 22 are formed, for example, web-like and parallel to each other and / or crossing each other across a bottom fastening element 12 away.
  • the distance between the individual webs may be, for example, about 3 to 10 cm, more preferably about 4 to 7 cm.
  • the height of the protrusions 22 (in the height direction of the floor fasteners 12) is, for example, about 0.5 to 2 cm, more preferably about 1.0 cm.
  • the protrusions 22 are preferably formed integrally with the floor fasteners 12.
  • the projections 22 are each conically shaped, as in FIG Fig. 2 indicated to facilitate removal from the injection mold.
  • FIG Fig. 3 An alternative to attaching the bristle tufts 14 to the floor fasteners 12 is in FIG Fig. 3 illustrated.
  • the bottom attachment member 12 is - in addition to the plurality of open apertures 24 - also formed with a plurality of (further) openings 28 extending in the height direction of the bottom attachment member 12 therethrough.
  • the bristle tufts 14 are selected in this case so long that they on the one hand up out of the bottom fastening element 12 in the direction of the footing 18 protrude out and on the other hand protrude through the entire opening 28 therethrough.
  • the bristle tufts 14 preferably protrude somewhat from the underside of the floor fastening elements 12 facing the base 10 and are fixed there by gluing, welding, bracing or the like, for example, so that they are prevented from slipping out of the openings 28.
  • the bristle tufts 14 are not fastened directly to the floor fastening elements 12.
  • a mat body 36 is arranged. This mat body 36 in turn contains the plurality of bristle tufts 14, which in the direction of the footing (up in Fig. 4 ) protrude out of this.
  • the mat body 36 may optionally be laid onto the floor fasteners 12 or fixedly connected thereto (e.g., bonded).
  • the mat bodies 36 may optionally have or differ from substantially the same dimensions (length and width) as the floor fasteners 12.
  • the thickness or height of the mat bodies 36 is preferably selected to be smaller than that of the floor attachment elements 12 and is for example only about 1 to 1.5 cm (plus the protruding length h14 of the bristle tufts 14).
  • the floor fastening elements 12 are laid side by side in the riding floor.
  • the adjacent floor fastening elements 12 are preferably connected to one another via a tongue and groove system 32, 34.
  • the tongue and groove system of the floor fasteners 12 includes, for example, first extensions 32 and second extensions 34 that extend farther outwardly from the side edges of the floor fasteners, as in FIG Fig. 5 indicated.
  • first extensions 32 are formed on two adjoining side edges and two second extensions 34 are formed on two further adjoining side edges of the bottom attachment element 12.
  • first and second extensions 32, 34 can also be provided alternately on one side edge.
  • the first and second extensions 32, 34 do not necessarily have to be around the entire circumference of the floor fastener 12 as already in FIG Fig. 5 illustrated.
  • the heights of the first and second extensions 32, 34 are each dimensioned significantly smaller than the total height h12 of the bottom attachment element 12.
  • the first extensions 32 are formed adjacent to the bottom of the floor attachment member 12 and the second extensions 34 are adjacent to the or each other. aligned with the top of the bottom attachment member 12 is formed.
  • the second extensions 34 of the floor attachment elements 12, which lie on the side facing the footing layer 18, are formed with a slope or taper 35, as in FIG Fig. 7 illustrated.
  • a mutual lateral displacement of the adjacent floor fasteners 12 can be thus advantageously prevented that the material of the water guide layer 16 and / or the footing 18 collects in the space between the adjacent floor fasteners 12 and prevents them from approaching. Instead, when falling apart of the floor fasteners 12 down falling material is pushed by the slope 35 of the second extension back up so that the two floor fasteners 12 can approach again quite.
  • the heights of the first and second extensions 32, 34 need not necessarily be sized substantially equal. In particular, it is preferable to make the height of the second extensions 34 greater than the height of the first extensions 32. In one embodiment, for example, the height h12 of the floor attachment element 12 is about 2.5 cm, the height of the second extensions 34 about 2 cm and the height of the first extensions 32 about 0.5 cm.
  • At least one projection 22 is provided on the underside of the bottom attachment element 12 in the region of the first extensions 32 in order to give the tongue and groove system 32, 34 greater stability.
  • the first and the second extensions 32, 34 are sized and arranged on the fastener 12 that in a composite of juxtaposed fasteners 12 each have a first extension 32 of a fastener 12 with a second extension 34 of an adjacent fastener 12 overlaps at least partially ,
  • the ground fasteners 12 hold each other in the compound of the riding ground in the altitude and thus form a solid riding floor.
  • individual floor fastening elements 12 can set up at the edges and thus pose a risk of injury to the horses.
  • the degree of mutual overlap s is, for example, about 3 to 8 cm, more preferably about 4 to 5 cm.
  • the bottoms of the second extensions 34 and the tops of the first extensions 32 i. their mutually facing sides of adjacent floor fasteners 12, preferably each formed substantially flat or smooth.
  • the ground fasteners 12 in their laying plane is possible. This improves the characteristics of the riding ground, especially for western riding, as the horses often slip on the riding surface.
  • the entire floor attachment element 12 of the riding floor according to the invention is preferably integrally formed, i. for example as a part sprayed or pressed and punched.
  • the projections 22 and the tongue and groove system 32, 34 are integrally formed with the bottom attachment member 12.
  • Fig. 8 will be explained below how the riding floor according to the invention can be combined with a so-called ebb-tide system to provide an optimum degree of humidity of the riding ground in the most water-saving manner possible.
  • the riding floor described above is constructed in a waterproof trained basin 40.
  • This basin is formed, for example, from a depression in the floor 10, which is covered with a waterproof film 42 to make the basin 40 waterproof.
  • the serving as riding floor useful area can also be limited with a mound wall 46 and / or 50 thresholds.
  • At least one drainage device 44 is arranged in the bottom area of the basin 40, for example in the form of a plurality of drainage pipes.
  • these drainage pipes 44 By means of these drainage pipes 44, the water level 64 in the riding floor, more precisely in its footing layer 18, can be regulated from below in order to adjust the moisture content of the footing 18 as required.
  • the drainage pipes 44 are arranged for example within or below the water-bearing support layer 20 of the riding floor.
  • This water balance device 52 is constructed, for example, in the manner of a well and includes a water receiving space 54, in the interior of which the drainage pipes 44 protrude through the separating layer 48.
  • the water receiving space 54 further includes, by way of example, a water inlet 56, a water outlet 58 with associated pump 60 and a water level detector 62 for detecting the water level 64 in the water balance device 52.
  • the water level 64 in the water balancing device 52 is equal to the water level 64 in the riding floor.
  • the water level 64 in the riding ground can be automatically adjusted by adjusting the water level 64 in the water balance device 52 monitored via the water level detector 62 by means of the water inlet 56 and water drain 58 to achieve an optimally adjusted moisture content of the tread layer 18 of the riding floor.
  • their moisture content can be adjusted differently.
  • the riding floor described above is - especially by the formation of the ground fasteners with bristle tufts - especially suitable for western riding, in which in the various disciplines, the horses also slip on the ground (must).
  • a seal for example, the entire surface of a floor fastener 12 may be provided with a seal, and the joints between the floor fastener 12 and the bristle tufts 14 should also be sealed, respectively.
  • this seal consists of a vaseline layer which is applied to the prefabricated floor fastening element 12, for example by a dipping method.
  • the floor attachment element 12 immersed with the bristle tufts 14 already used with the underside in front of the sealing liquid until the top submersed, but the bristle tufts 14 still protrude out, so that sticking of the bristle tufts 14 can be avoided.
  • the floor fastening elements 12 in each case with an edge projection which extends along the entire edge of a floor fastening element 12 from its top side.
  • the height of such an edge projection corresponds maximally to the length of the bristle tufts 14 protruding out of the floor fastening elements 12.
  • the height of the edge projection is only about 1/2 to 2/3 of this reference h14, so that the effect of the bristle tufts 14 at the boundaries of individual floor fasteners 12 is maintained.
  • Such an edge projection may form on the upper side of a floor fastening element 12 a large tank extending over the complete floor fastening element 12 for storing water. Except for this edge projection, the upper side of the floor fastening element 12 is substantially planar. In this way, an equestrian ground with optimal properties can be prepared by optimizing water management by preventing too rapid drying out of the footing layer 18 and ensuring sufficiently rapid drainage of excess water.

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