EP2374948A1 - Mounting fixture for a runoff gutter - Google Patents

Abstract

The mounting assembly (100a) has an adjustment device (200a) for performing adjustment along a vertical line (17). An attachment point (38) is arranged on a drainage channel (1a). A drainage channel surface (37) is held free from an elevation in an assembled condition of the drainage channel. Adjustment screws are located between a support bracket and the drainage channel. An independent claim is also included for a method for installing a drainage channel with a mounting assembly.

Description

The present invention relates to a mounting fixture for a gutter, as it finds use in the sanitary and hydrotechnical field, in particular during the assembly or the manufacture of prefabricated or produced on site Duschgefällböden.

Such gutters usually comprise a water-draining, trough-like channel or an approximately concave depression and usually a cover which can be placed on or in the gutter and flush and flush with the shower floor. For this purpose, the gutters on either support frame or base, which provide an adaptable by means of leveling screws in height support for the cover.

As a rule, the gutters are installed with height-adjustable leveling screws or support sockets, which are screwed to the fixed floor. However, with the disadvantage that in case of subsidence created on-site shower floors or surrounding base floors (for example, by material shrinkage due to drying out of the building), the gutters remain on the once set, mounted screw or base height. The consequence of this is crack formation around the gutter and the risk of plate damage, seal joint breakage and water damage.

However, not only leakage problems, but also the fact is a drawback that the leveling screws or pedestals standing on the solid ground stand in the way of unimpeded introduction of the cementitious mix or other underfloor material for the shower floor. In addition, these leveling screws or base no longer offer adjustment when they are poured into the curing material of the shower base or are enclosed by him. Another disadvantage is the sound transmission, because such shower floor feet represent sound bridges between the shower floor and the gutter.

The object of the present invention is to provide a mounting attachment for a gutter, which largely avoids the disadvantages described above and is optimized in terms of the later properties of the gutter in the assembled operating condition, but also in terms of their mountability.

The solution of the problem is first in the arrangement and design of a mounting bracket for a gutter that holds the gutter from above and ensures height adjustment, either by a permanent adjustment or by a subsequent disassembly of the mounting bracket.

For this purpose, an inventive mounting fixture for a drainage channel provides a wall attachment holding the drainage channel from above in its setting height. This wall mounting can be done in principle by means of dowels and screws, but preferred are adhesive joints, because boreholes may not be set because of water pipes or represent leaks in the wall and any sealing foils or seal coatings. The adhesive or mounting point of the mounting attachment in any case represents a mounting point for mounting mounting, which is located above the gutter.

An assembly mounting according to the invention comprises, in a simplest basic variant, a wall fastening in the form of an angle. This angle forms an area that can be applied to the wall, screwed or preferably glued. An optional and preferred embodiment variant, however, provides for one or more adhesive holders where the angle is arranged adjustable.

The adhesive retainer (s) for the wall preferably have an approximately circular adhesive surface for a first fixing of the adhesive retainer to the wall. This adhesive surface is preferably arranged only on its outer circumference or only on the outer edge of the adhesive retainer and, moreover, the adhesive retainer preferably has at least one mounting or adhesive hole arranged within this approximately annular adhesive surface. After this first fixing of the adhesive retainer to the wall by means of the approximately annular adhesive surface, an adhesive is applied by the at least one mounting or adhesive hole with pressure and thus ensures a more stable adhesive bond than only by the first fixing means of the approximately annular adhesive ring.

In its simplest embodiment variant, a mounting fixture according to the invention comprises at least one wall holder which is L-shaped in cross-section and may in principle be as wide as the length of the gutter, or else only partially, for example arranged as a pair. This or these L-shaped wall bracket in cross-section result in a bearing surface on which a flange underside of the gutter can be placed.

The flange of the gutter usually surrounds its recess or its drainage channel on all four sides. An inventive L-shaped wall bracket supports with its support surface either a longitudinal flange bottom, by means of two support surface extensions the two broadside flange bottoms, in plan view U-shaped both the longitudinal flange bottom, and the broadside flange bottoms or by means a support bracket both longitudinal flange bottoms or by means of this support bracket and the two support surface extensions all four flange bottoms. The bearing surfaces for the respective Flange bottoms may have approximately the same dimensions as the flange bottoms, but may be only partially designed, as well as larger, for example as wide as the shower tray.

The bearing surface of the cross-sectionally L-shaped wall holder and the flange underside of the gutter can preferably be glued. This eliminates holding or supporting the gutter on a possible opposite flange, because the adhesive bond easily withstands the tipping moment of the gutter due to high adhesive strength. In addition, in particular a flat adhesive connection is a good seal and soundproofing.

For sealing and sound insulation purposes and sealing lips or rather sealing films are possible, which optionally only on the flange bottom, optionally only on the support surface, optionally both on the flange bottom, as well as on the support surface, and / or on the contact surface of the may be arranged in the cross-section L-shaped wall bracket to the wall or the floor. Furthermore, it is also possible to provide the flange surface all around with a cuff covering it.

A further embodiment variant of a mounting attachment according to the invention supplements the simplest basic variant with a support bracket formed only partially or over the entire length of the drainage channel, which forms a deeper recess than the recess of the drainage channel and has a second bearing surface for the second flange of the drainage channel. If the support bracket only partially supports the support surface or the second flange underside, it is preferably at least as a pair and further preferably designed to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction.

In principle, the hanging-holding function of a mounting attachment according to the invention can be assisted by pedestals or feet standing on the fixed base, preferably height-adjustable. These pedestals or feet may, for example, be arranged in the above-mentioned support bracket so as to support it on the shower floor or screed, but also be arranged so as to support the gutter underside on the support bracket.

An inventive mounting fixture is preferably adjustable. In a first embodiment variant in this regard, this is done by means of at least two screws, which are arranged between the support surface and the flange bottom. Another adjustment results from a slot which is arranged in the wall-side surface of the Ls of the L-shaped wall holder.

A further embodiment variant of a mounting attachment according to the invention provides on one or both bearing surfaces a web or bows, as a kind of spring, on which a correspondingly shaped receptacle or groove can be placed in the drainage channel. The web may extend over the entire length of the gutter or be formed only partially and thus give the gutter a lateral support. The receptacle or the receptacles in the gutter, however, are formed over the entire length of the gutter and result in a connecting edge, can be tiled to the flush. Sharp edges of the tiles, where you could barefoot cut, are thus sunk and also gives the built-in trough in this way a pleasing appearance.

Another, optional or additional height adjustment results according to the invention by adhesive holder, on which a screw is arranged. This screw is in an approximately vertically arranged slot of the cross-sectionally L-shaped wall holder insertable. The one or more in cross-section L-shaped wall bracket are thus adjustable by loosening a nut, such as a wing nut, in height and locked in any height by means of the mother. After drying and setting the shower floor, the mother is removed and the adhesive container separated from the wall.

The in cross-section L-shaped wall holder thus forms in the mounted state, an approximately vertical, parallel to the wall surface and an approximately horizontal surface. In this horizontal surface bores can be provided, can be used by the screws in threaded holes in the flange of the gutter. Incidentally, this results in a further height adjustment of the gutter. After the assembly of the gutter and removal of the mounting fixture or screws from the threaded holes in the flange, the latter can be pasted over, for example, with a sealing film.

According to a further embodiment variant, a mounting attachment according to the invention is preferably adjustable and lockable along at least one axis along at least one axis, preferably along three axes, by means of a sliding link and preferably further comprises at least one squeeze holder made of an elastic material , This elastic material is taken except at opposite lateral contact surfaces for approximately vertical support surfaces of the gutter profile with a screw-clamp. By screwing a screw closes the clamp, presses the elastic material flattening and widening apart and so jammed the lateral contact surfaces on the opposite approximately vertical support surfaces of the gutter profile. In this way, according to the invention is a hanging wall mounting the gutter realized, which can be removed again after the introduction of the Duschgefällbodens.

An optional embodiment variant of a mounting attachment according to the invention uses instead of the described squeeze holder respectively on the underwires and on the top of the gutter flanges adhered Velcro strips or adhesive on both sides, or even a screwing possibility, be it in the form of a threaded hole in the flange, be it in the form of a screw on the flange top, which screw after removal of the gutter is removable or detachable. According to the invention, it is crucial that the depression or the discharge channel of the gutter remains free of fix holders.

The bow bottoms may optionally have a flange edge of the gutter cross nose or a hook holder. Also securing sheet metal clips are used here, which connect the flange and the underside of the bracket by clamping.

The gutter has in its cross-sectional profile in terms of the design of their water-collecting and laxative recess according to a corresponding preferred embodiment variant on two opposite inclined support surfaces adjacent to two opposite approximately vertical support surfaces. In these support surfaces bridge-like insert parts are preferably used, which rest only in the upper region of the inclined support surfaces and thus keep the depression free for unhindered and free drainage of the shower water. The bridge-like insert parts comprise a leveling screw with a flat support head, on which a cover plate can be placed.

These bridge-like insert parts can optionally be designed as crimp holders according to paragraph [0020], by the leveling screw is screwed with flat support head to the stop of the support head, a U-shaped piece of sheet metal with a hole on the thread of the leveling screw with flat contact head is placed and tightened with a nut so that the preferably elastic material of the bridge-like insert part laterally between the approximately vertical surfaces of the gutter is pressed. After setting the shower floor and dismantling the wall mounting the mother and the U-shaped piece of sheet metal can be removed again.

The cross-sectionally L-shaped wall holder and the squeeze holder or the bridge-like insert part or generally the attachment between the approximately horizontal surface of the cross-sectionally L-shaped wall holder and the gutter can also be optionally realized with a slot screw, so that a further adjustment of a assembly mounting according to the invention results along a further horizontal.

All disclosed design variants of mounting fixtures have in common that they ensure on the one hand a hanging support of the gutter from above and on the other hand leave the entire surface of the gutter (drainage channel and flange surfaces) or at least the drainage channel of the gutter free of fixed, raised brackets. As a result, that the drainage channel of the drainage channel free of fixed, raised -. From the gutter surface protruding - holds remains, a free, unhindered drainage of the shower water is guaranteed, which also represents a great advantage for the cleaning of the gutter.

The described different design variants of an inventive mounting fixture for a gutter and their components can be combined with each other. Thus, for example - depending on any structural requirements - a mounting attachment for a gutter have a cross-sectionally L-shaped wall holder, which is glued to the flange bottom and include a wall mounting with crimp or hook holder.

Further or advantageous embodiments of an inventive mounting mounting for a gutter form the subject of the dependent claims.

The list of reference numerals is part of the disclosure.

The invention will be explained symbolically and by way of example with reference to figures. The figures are described coherently and comprehensively. They represent schematic and exemplary representations and are not true to scale, even in the relation of the individual components to each other. The same reference symbols denote the same components, reference symbols with different indices indicate functionally identical or similar components.

• Fig. 1 eine schematische und perspektivische Darstellung einer ersten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne;
• Fig. 2 eine schematische Draufsicht auf die erste Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne gemäss Fig. 1;
• Fig. 3 eine schematische Seitenansicht der ersten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne aus den Figuren 1 und 2;
• Fig. 4 eine schematische Schnittdarstellung der ersten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne aus den bisherigen
• Figuren, geschnitten entlang einer Schnittachse A-A aus der Fig. 3;
• Fig. 5 eine schematische und perspektivische Darstellung einer zweiten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne;
• Fig. 6 eine schematische Draufsicht auf die zweite Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne gemäss Fig. 5;
• Fig. 7 eine schematische Seitenansicht der zweiten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne aus den Figuren 5 und 6;
• Fig. 8 eine schematische und partielle Schnittdarstellung der zweiten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne aus den bisherigen Figuren 5-7, geschnitten entlang einer Schnittachse B-B aus der
• Fig. 7;
• Fig. 9 eine schematische Schnittdarstellung einer dritten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne;
• Fig. 10 eine schematische Schnittdarstellung einer vierten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne;
• Fig. 11 eine schematische Schnittdarstellung einer fünften Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne und
• Fig. 12 eine schematische Schnittdarstellung einer sechsten Ausgestaltungsvariante einer erfindungsgemässen Montagebefestigung für eine Ablaufrinne.

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• Fig. 1 a schematic and perspective view of a first embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter;
• Fig. 2 a schematic plan view of the first embodiment variant of an inventive mounting attachment for a gutter according to Fig. 1 ;
• Fig. 3 a schematic side view of the first embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter from the FIGS. 1 and 2 ;
• Fig. 4 a schematic sectional view of the first embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter from the previous
• Figures cut along a section axis AA from the Fig. 3 ;
• Fig. 5 a schematic and perspective view of a second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter;
• Fig. 6 a schematic plan view of the second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter according to Fig. 5 ;
• Fig. 7 a schematic side view of the second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter from the Figures 5 and 6 ;
• Fig. 8 a schematic and partial sectional view of the second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting fixture for a gutter from the previous Figures 5-7 , cut along a sectional axis BB from the
• Fig. 7 ;
• Fig. 9 a schematic sectional view of a third embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a drainage channel;
• Fig. 10 a schematic sectional view of a fourth embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter;
• Fig. 11 a schematic sectional view of a fifth embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter and
• Fig. 12 a schematic sectional view of a sixth embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket for a gutter.

The Fig. 1 shows a schematic and perspective view of a first embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket 100a for a gutter 1a, which forms a recess 2 in the concrete representation by two opposite approximately vertical support surfaces 3a and 3b in two opposite inclined support surfaces 4a and 4b pass. These two oblique Support surfaces 4a and 4b adjoin a cross-section approximately horizontally outflow surface 5, which thus closes the recess 2. The drainage surface 5 forms a slope towards a discharge connection 6. Furthermore, in the embodiment variant shown here, the drainage channel 1a has a bump 7, which protrudes approximately perpendicularly upwards from a flange 21, for connection to a wall 8. The flange 21, the approximately vertical support surfaces 3a and 3b, the inclined support surfaces 4a and 4b and the cross-section approximately horizontally discharge surface 5 form a gutter surface 37, which remains free according to the invention of any fixed brackets. The gutter surface 37 minus the surfaces of the flange 21 forms a development surface 39 of the recess 2.

The mounting fixture 100a is preferably configured as an identical pair and each comprises an adhesive retainer 9, which preferably has not only one, but a plurality of adhesive or mounting holes 10. At the edge of the adhesive retainer 9, surrounding it or the adhesive or mounting holes 10, surrounding it or approximately annularly, an approximately annular adhesive surface 11 for a first fixing of the adhesive retainer 9 is arranged on the wall 8. After this first fixing adhesive can be applied by the adhesive or mounting holes 10 under pressure. The adhesive retainer 9 or the described adhesive bond represents a fastening point 38 for the mounting fixture 100a on the wall 8, which lies above the drainage channel 1a.

Furthermore, the mounting fixture 100a comprises an approximately horizontal L-shaped retaining clip 12 and an approximately vertical L-shaped retaining clip 13, with respective slots 14a and 14b, so that after releasing a not visible in this perspective view wing nut and a visible wing nut 15a adjustability along a horizontal 16 and along a vertical 17 results. Around a pivot axis 18, which corresponds to the longitudinal axis of a screw 19a, which is guided through the slots 14a and 14b, the headband 12 can be pivoted. A second screw 19b allowed after loosening the wing nut 15a, a second pivoting of the retaining clip 12 about the horizontal 16. This arrangement of detachable and sliding brackets 12 and 13, of slots 14a and 14b and screw 19a and 19b form an adjustment 200a.

The approximately vertical L-shaped retaining bracket 13 is connected by means of a third screw 19c with a squeeze holder 20. When tightening a wing nut 15b of the screw 19c caught between pieces of sheet elastic material of the squeeze holder 20 is laterally pressed against the approximately vertical support surfaces 3a and 3b of the gutter 1a and thus holds the gutter 1a from above. In this way, shower trays or relines can be freely placed under the gutter 1a. After drying out and settling, the mounting fixture 100a can be removed.

If the screw connection 19c is designed as a slot screw connection, a further adjustment possibility of the mounting attachment 100a along the pivot axis or horizontal 18 results.

The Fig. 2 shows the mounting bracket 100a from the Fig. 1 in the plan view. In this view, a wing nut 15c of the screw 19a is visible. Furthermore, it can be seen that the discharge surface 5 narrows towards the outlet connection 6.

In the Fig. 3 is the mounting bracket 100a from the FIGS. 1 and 2 shown in a side view, in which it can be seen that the adhesive holder 9 is formed round and has a second mounting or adhesive hole 10a. Furthermore, it can be seen that the discharge surface 5 to the Outflow nozzle 6 is inclined.

The Fig. 4 shows a sectional view of the mounting fixture 100a from the previous figures, cut along a section axis AA from the Fig. 3 , This sectional view shows on the one hand that the approximately annular adhesive surface 11 leaves a cavity 22 for the adhesive. On the other hand, the sectional view shows that the squeeze holder 20 comprises an elastic body 23 which is gripped by an upper sheet piece 24a and a lower sheet piece 24b by means of the screw connection 19c. By turning the wing nut 15b opposite side surfaces 25a and 25b of the elastic body 23 are pressed against the approximately vertical support surfaces 3a and 3b of the gutter 1a, so that a suspended support of the latter is possible.

The Fig. 5 shows a schematic and perspective view of a second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket 100b for an identical gutter 1a. The mounting bracket 100b is basically with the mounting bracket 100a from the Fig. 1-4 identical, except for the fact that instead of the crimp holder 20, a hook holder 26 is used. This hook holder 26 engages around the flange 21 on one end face and is bonded to the surface of the flange 21 on the opposite end face. Also a Velcro tape comes into consideration.

The Fig. 5 further shows an optionally instead of the hook holder 26 usable clamp holder 26a, which is secured at its front end side only with a metal clip 27.

The Fig. 6 shows the second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting fixture 100b from the Fig. 5 in plan view. In the optional clamp holder 26 a is a Bore 28 for receiving the screw 19c recognizable.

In the Fig. 7 is the second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting fixture 100b from the Figures 5 and 6 shown in a side view.

The Fig. 8 shows a partial sectional view of the second embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket 100b of the Figures 5-7 Partially cut along a cutting axis BB from the Fig. 7 ,

In the Fig. 9 is a third embodiment variant of an inventive mounting bracket 100c shown. A gutter 1b, which forms a recess 2a by means of two opposite, approximately vertical support surfaces 3c and 3d, two opposing oblique support surfaces 4c and 4d and a cross-section approximately horizontally outflow surface 5a, optionally has only the flanges 21a and 21b to the gutter 1a from the previous figures 21b and no bows up. The flanges 21a and 21b, the approximately vertical support surfaces 3c and 3d, the oblique support surfaces 4c and 4d and the approximately horizontal drainage surface 5a form a gutter surface 37a, which according to the invention remains free of any fix mounted brackets. The gutter surface 37a minus the surfaces of the flanges 21a and 21b forms a development surface 39a of the recess 2a.

On a wall 8a, an adhesive holder 9a is fixed with an approximately annular adhesive surface 11a in an attachment point 38a, and by adhesive or mounting holes 10b and 10c adhesive can be applied in a cavity 22a or screwed one screw into a dowel. Adjoining the adhesive holder 9a is a screw connection 19d with a wing nut 15d, which holds an L-shaped wall holder 29 in a slot 14c. The screw 19d, the L-shaped wall bracket 29 and the slot 14c together form an adjustment 200b. A support surface 30 of the L-shaped wall holder 29 is glued by means of an adhesive surface 31 with the flange bottom of the flange 21b. Instead of the adhesive surface 31 is also a hook and loop fastener into consideration. Preferably adheres to the adhesive surface 31 or to the hook and loop fastener a sealing film.

In the Fig. 10 For example, a mounting fixture 100f is shown having an L-shaped wall bracket 29c that supports a broadside shape of a flange 21e. This flange 21e is a wide-side flange of the gutter 1b, through which a cut is made. Thus, the recess 2a is not shown cut. A support surface 30c of the drainage channel 1b is thus optionally designed to be continuous and pasted with an adhesive surface 31c. The flange underside of the flange 21e is also covered with an adhesive surface 31d. Between these two adhesive surfaces 31c and 31d and along the wall-side flank of the L-shaped wall holder 29c, a sealing film 40 is laid. As shown, this sealing foil 40 can also line the depression 2a of the gutter 1b.

In an attachment point 38b is realized by means of a dowel 41 in a wall 8b and a screw 42 with washer 43, wherein the screw is guided through a slot 14d, an adjusting device 200c for the L-shaped wall bracket 29c.

The Fig. 11 shows a fifth embodiment variant of an inventive mounting fixture 100d for the gutter 1b, which optionally identical to the gutter from the Figures 9 and 10 is. Also, the adhesive retainer 9a and the screw 19d are identical, however, the screw 19d summarizes an approximately L-shaped wall bracket 29a, the first bearing surface 30a for the flange 21b and a second support surface 30 b for the flange 21 a, by a support bracket 32 is formed. The bearing surface 30a is connected to the flange bottom of the flange 21b by means of an adhesive surface 31a or a hook-and-loop fastener. The same applies to the second bearing surface 30b, the flange underside of the flange 21a and an adhesive surface 31b. The support bracket 32 can be formed over the entire length of the drain channel 1b as shown, or only partially.

In the Fig. 12 is a sixth embodiment variant of an inventive mounting fixture 100e for a gutter 1c shown. A like in the Figures 9 and 10 shown adhesive holder 9a carries an L-shaped wall holder 29b, which forms an extension of approximately vertical and opposite surfaces of a support bracket 32a depending on a web 33a and 33b. These webs 33a and 33b can be formed over the entire longitudinal extent of the gutter 1c, or even only partially.

The gutter 1c forms a recess 2b with two opposing approximately vertical support surfaces 3e and 3f, two opposing inclined support surfaces 4e and 4f and a cross-section approximately horizontally outflow surface 5b. Flanges 21c and 21d, the approximately vertical support surfaces 3e and 3f, the inclined support surfaces 4e and 4f and the approximately horizontal drainage surface 5b form a gutter surface 37b, which according to the invention remains free of any fix mounted brackets. The gutter surface 37b minus the surfaces of the flanges 21c and 21d forms a unwinding surface 39b of the recess 2b.

In extension of the approximately vertical support surfaces 3e and 3f, the gutter 1c forms two opposite seats 34a and 34b, which can be placed on the webs 33a and 33b of the support bracket 32a. On In this way, the gutter 1c receives a positioned hold and there is a shoulder 35 which can be tiled flush with a tile 36.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1a-1c -

gutter

2, 2a, 2b -

Well, drainage channel

3a-3f -

approximately vertical support surface

4a-4f -

inclined support surface

5, 5a, 5b -

almost horizontal discharge surface, slope surface

6 -

drain socket

7 -

Aufbug

8, 8a, 8b -

wall

9, 9a -

adhesive holder

10, 10a-10c -

Adhesive or mounting hole

11, 11a -

approximately annular adhesive surface

12 -

approximately horizontal retaining bracket

13 -

approximately vertical headband

14a-14d -

Long hole

15a-15c -

butterfly nut

16 -

horizontal

17 -

vertical

18 -

Swivel axis, horizontal

19a-19c -

screw

20 -

Quetschhalter

21, 21a-21e -

flange

22, 22a -

cavity

23 -

elastic body

24a, 24b -

sheet metal piece

25a, 25b -

Side surface of 23

26, 26a -

Hook holder, clamp holder

27 -

sheet metal clasp

28 -

drilling

29, 29a-29c -

L-shaped wall bracket

30, 30a-30c -

bearing surface

31, 31a-31d -

adhesive surface

32, 32a -

support bracket

33a, 33b -

Bridge, spring, bows

34a, 34b -

Recording, groove, guidance

35 -

paragraph

36 -

Tile, floor plate

37, 37a, 37b -

Gutters surface

38, 38a -

Attachment point, glue point, mounting point for 100

39, 39a, 39b -

Processing area of 2

40 -

sealing film

41 -

dowel

42 -

screw

43 -

disc

100a-100f -

mounting mounting

200a, 200b, 200c -

adjustment

Claims (19)

A mounting fixture (100a-100f) for a gutter (1a-1c) having an adjustment device (200a-200c) for adjustment along at least one vertical (17), at least one attachment point (38, 38a, 38b) of the mounting fixture (100a) 100f) above the gutter (1a-1c) is arranged and wherein a gutter surface (37, 37a, 37b) in the mounted state of the gutter (1a-1c) is free of raised brackets. Mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one unwinding surface (39, 39a, 39b) of a recess (2, 2a, 2b) of the gutter (1a-1c) is free of raised supports. Mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the adjusting device (200a-200c) comprises an adjustment of the mounting fixture (100a-100f) at least along a horizontal (16, 18). Mounting attachment (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the attachment point (38, 38a) an adhesive connection to a wall (8, 8a) by means of a Klebehalters (9, 9a) of an L-shaped wall holder (29, 29a , 29b). Mounting attachment (100a-100f) according to claim 4, characterized in that the adhesive holder (9, 9a) has an approximately annular adhesive surface (11, 11a) for a first fixing and at least one adhesive or mounting hole (10, 10a-10c) for having the application of an adhesive. Mounting attachment (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims 4 or 5, characterized in that the L-shaped wall holder (29, 29a, 29b) or a first bearing surface (30, 30a) for a first flange underside of a flange (21b) of the gutter (1b) is lined with a sealing film. Mounting attachment (100a-100f) according to claim 4-6, characterized in that the L-shaped wall holder (29, 29a, 29b) by means of a support bracket (32, 32a) has a second bearing surface (30b) for a second flange bottom of a flange (21a) trains. Mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the mounting fixture (100a-100f) is supported by feet or pedestals arranged below the drainage channel (1a-1c). Mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims 7 or 8, characterized in that between the support bracket (32, 32a) and the gutter (1a-1c) screws are arranged. Mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims 6-9, characterized in that between the support surface (30, 30a, 30b) and the flange bottom of the flanges (21, 21a-21d) screws are arranged. Mounting attachment (100e) according to one of the preceding claims 4-10, characterized in that the L-shaped wall holder (29, 29a, 29b) at least partially a web (33a, 33b), on which a receptacle (34a, 34b) of Drainage channel (1c) can be placed. Mounting fixture (100c-100e) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the adjusting device (200b) comprises at least one adhesive holder (9a) with a screw connection (19d) which is displaceable in a slot (14c). Montagebefestigung (100a, 100b) according to any one of the preceding claims 1-11, characterized in that the adjusting device (200a) at least one adhesive holder (9) with a screw (19b) and at least two headband (12, 13), each with a slot ( 14a, 14b) and a common screw connection (19a). Mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cross-sectionally L-shaped wall holder (29, 29a-29c) has a bore for a screw which is threaded into a threaded bore in the flange (21, 21a -21e) of the gutter (1a-1c) can be used. Mounting fixture (100a) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the mounting fixture (100a) comprises a squeeze holder (20) which is compressible between two opposing approximately vertical support surfaces (3a-3f) of the gutter (1a-1c). Mounting fixture (100b) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the mounting fixture (100b) comprises a hook holder (26) which can be hooked on one end face at the edge of the flange (21, 21a-21d) and at another end face with the flange (21, 21a-21d) is glued. Mounting attachment (100b) according to claim 16, characterized in that the hook holder (26a) by means of a sheet metal clip (27) on the flange (21, 21a-21d) can be hooked. Mounting attachment (100a-100e) according to claim 15, characterized in that the squeeze holder (20) is a bridge-like insert part with a bearing surface for a cover plate of the gutter (1a-1c). Method for mounting a gutter (1a-1c) with a mounting fixture (100a-100f) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the following steps are carried out: - Fixing a Klebehalters (9, 9a) on a wall (8, 8a); - Setting an adjusting device (200a-200c); - Gluing the adhesive container (9, 9a) on the wall (8, 8a); Adjusting the adjusting device (200a-200c) and aligning the gutter (1a-1c); - laying a shower floor; - aligning the gutter (1a-1c) on the final height of the shower floor by adjusting the adjusting device (200a-200c) or by removing the adjusting device (200a-200c).

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