EP2710203A1 - Floor or wall covering system with laying units which can be combined in a modular manner - Google Patents
Floor or wall covering system with laying units which can be combined in a modular mannerInfo
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Definitions
- Patent Application EP 11166261.5 filed on 16 May 2011, European Patent Application EP 11167166.5, filed on 23 May 2011, and European Patent Application EP 11170412.8,
- the invention relates to a surface laying unit for laying with other surface laying units on a substrate.
- the invention further relates to an underground laying unit for laying on a substrate with other underground laying units and as a base for surface laying units.
- the invention further relates to an arrangement for forming a parquet floor on a
- the invention also relates to methods for laying coverings. Furthermore, the invention relates to a use. Parquet is a wooden floor covering for rooms in closed
- Laminate coverings are made of wood pulp as a carrier and are coated with melamine resin; the visible wooden surface consists of one here
- Laminated paper layer with wood pattern (with melamine resin impregnated decorative layer).
- Parquet and other conventional wood panels as floor or
- Wall coverings are relatively expensive to install. Also the
- WO 2005/49935 discloses a panel for a plurality of
- a surface laying unit (in particular a parquet laying panel) is provided for laying with other surface laying units on a substrate, wherein the surface laying unit is a wear layer
- an underground laying unit (especially a floor laying panel) for laying on a ground with others
- Wooden board more particularly a rectangular wooden board
- Surface laying unit that is, the surface laying unit is disposed on a surface of the stability layer facing away from the ground) and one of an upper surface of the underground laying unit (or a surface facing away from the ground
- Underground laying unit has attached connecting structure, which is adapted for connection to the surface laying unit, wherein a top side opposite the underside of the
- Subsurface laying unit (or an underground surface of the underground laying unit) for connection to the ground
- an arrangement for forming a covering in particular a parquet floor or a wall covering, is provided on a substrate, wherein the arrangement comprises a plurality of
- Subsoil can be laid on the ground and connectable to the ground, a plurality of surface laying units, which provided separately from the underground laying units and the Covering the laid underground laying units are set up, and a connection structure (which may be part of a subgrade laying unit and / or part of a surface laying unit) at an interface between the underground laying units and the
- Underground laying units is set up.
- a method for laying coverings such as parquet wherein in the method a plurality of surface laying units are laid on a substrate, each of the
- Connection structure can be connected, and at least a part of the laid surface laying units are detached from the ground by removing the respective wear layer together with the attached connection structure.
- a method for laying coverings such as parquet is provided, wherein in the method a substrate having a plurality of
- Underground laying units is covered with the substrate, and laid underground laying units with a plurality of
- connection structure wherein the connection structure is arranged for detachably connecting the surface laying units to the underground laying units.
- “Surface laying unit” in particular a parquet module are understood, the wear layer in the laid on or above a substrate state to the outside (possibly still covered with an optional protective coating) exposed or visible
- Laying of the surface laying unit can be done, for example, by means of a connecting structure on the underside of the surface laying unit and / or by means of a connecting structure on the upper side of the underground laying unit connected to the surface laying unit. It is also possible, as an alternative, to connect the surface laying unit directly to a substrate, in particular to a building foundation, for example directly (ie without further
- Components in between) can be laid on the underground laying unit.
- the term surface laying unit is to be understood to be laid on any flat surface, for example a horizontal surface (in particular a floor or ceiling surface), an inclined surface (in particular a ramp) or a vertical surface (in particular a wall surface) can. In the context of this description can under a
- Underground laying unit in particular a parquet module to be understood that with a substrate, in particular with a
- a "subsoil” can be understood in particular as meaning any flat or essentially flat surface that can be covered by a wooden surface It is also possible, however, to use a staircase or staircase (in particular horizontal and / or vertical surfaces of steps) as the base, on which then according to the invention
- Surface laying unit can also be a subgrade laying unit, if between an on-site substrate and a
- a “wear layer” may be, in particular, a near-surface layer or a surface layer or a board are understood on the or the actual mechanical and / or chemical stress on the laid floor or wall covering vonstatten. In parquet this is the layer that a user uses as a floor to walk on.
- a “stability layer” can be understood to mean, in particular, a surface-distant layer or a board which serves the stability of the installed floor or wall covering as a whole to be able to do that
- Stability layer preferably thicker, more preferably at least 3 mm thicker than the wear layer be formed.
- the skilled person will understand that completely different dimensions or dimensions are possible.
- connection structure can be understood to mean, in particular, any physical structure that is specially adapted to a connection specifically with the
- connection structure may be formed as a layer or as one or more specially applied elements.
- a "board-like rigid layer” can be understood as meaning a layer which has the mechanical properties of a board, for example, such a layer can not be wound up on a roll.
- an "underside" of a layer or of an element can be understood in particular to be such a main surface of this layer or of this element, which faces the substrate when the layer or element is laid as intended.
- a "releasably connecting" two elements by means of a connection structure can be understood to mean that, after forming such a connection, it can be reversibly and non-destructively released by applying a detaching force
- Connection structure are reused after release, in particular at least ten or at least a hundred times
- connection function suffering or being affected can be reused without the connection function suffering or being affected.
- the release of such a connection can be performed without the use of a tool by a user.
- the application may continue to have a release force of less than 200N, more preferably less than 100N
- the release force should be at least 10 N, in particular more than 20 N, more particularly more than 30 N.
- the forces can also have other sizes.
- a worn wear layer can be replaced by insulating it, i. only together with an attached connection structure, is replaced by a base.
- This pad may have a remaining portion of the floor or wall covering, in particular comprising a stability and / or a Gegenzugsfurnier für.
- the pad may also be an on-site substrate, such as a screed or concrete floor or a wooden floor or a plastic floor. In both cases it is sufficient to have a relatively thin topside
- connection structure Remove connection structure and replace it with a new wear layer with connection structure. Because the connection structure
- Adhesive layers of the pad the wear layer can be easily replaced. Not only with wear of the wear layer or other surface damage of the wear layer, this can be replaced, but it is also possible to parquet without significant time and
- Invention be divided into a surface laying unit and a separate or reversibly separable underground laying unit a conventional one-piece and inseparable trained parquet element. According to the sub-functions of an upper layer of wood and a lower layer of wood in a conventional parquet element can then according to the invention a surface laying unit (with a
- Wear layer which is exposed to the direct stress and use as a stepping pad) and a separable and
- Subfloor bonding layer which is placed floating on the ground or firmly connected to it) can also be structurally separated.
- Surface laying unit and underground laying unit are thus individually interchangeable, but also securely connectable by means of at least one interposed connection structure.
- connection structure can be formed, a simple simple manual removal and replacement of individual
- Embodiments of the invention are not limited to wood but apply to all materials and linings, e.g. tiles,
- Underground laying units can be produced in virtually any formats. This includes in particular any quadrangular
- connection structure can be detachable, in particular releasable and / or with manual muscle power tool-free detachable, be connected to the substrate.
- the wear layer eg together with a part of the connection structure or together with the entire body
- Connection structure and, if necessary, to replace it with another one.
- a special equipment for assembly or disassembly is used (eg, heat, radiation, mechanical assistance).
- connection structure may be designed for adhesive-free connection to the substrate.
- connection structure exerts a different type of connection force that allows the reversible removal without tools (or with very simple tools) and without destroying the connection structure.
- the applied force can be an electrical, magnetic or
- connection structure may be a connection layer, the entire surface of the entire bottom of the u. Surface laying unit is attached and thus covers the entire bottom.
- connection structure may be mat-like mounted as a full-surface layer, which is a particularly good
- connection structure also serve to protect the wear layer against influences from below.
- connection structure may be a connection layer, which is only partially attached to a part of the underside. Therefore, only a partial area of the bottom can save material with the
- connection layer be occupied.
- the bonding layer may, for example, have a thickness between 10 ⁇ m and 3 mm, in particular between 100 ⁇ m and 1 mm. Again, it should be noted that completely different dimensions are possible.
- connection structure may be formed as a structured connection layer which covers only a part of the underside of the wear layer.
- connection force can be adjusted specifically and thus a coating can be formed, which allows a user tool-free and only by the application of muscle power, the
- Structuring it is also possible to create a targeted thermal bridge, for example, if in the ground a floor heating is attached, which is to have a thermal effect through a floor covering.
- connection structure may comprise a plurality of mutually separate connection elements (for example individual permanent magnets or individual suction cups). be formed, which are attached to the underside of the wear layer.
- connection elements for example individual permanent magnets or individual suction cups.
- connection structure may be made of a magnetic mat, a plurality of magnetic elements (for example individual permanent magnets), a Velcro mat (which has a component of a hook-and-loop fastener), a detachable one
- Adhesive layer for example double-sided adhesive tape
- electrostatically charged mat the charge carriers may be enclosed within such a mat
- a slip mat for example made of a rubber material with high static friction
- a spray or coating layer and / or an arrangement of suction cups.
- magnetic, mechanical, electrical forces, or a combination thereof can be used to provide the detachable or reversible connection characteristic
- Joining structure can be permanently affixed to the wood layer, in particular sprayed on as a dry spray fluid, applied as a dry coatable paint, or laminated, welded or glued thereto as a flexible or rigid solid.
- a magnetic layer on the wear layer as a liquid
- connection structure may also include a hot melt adhesive.
- a hot melt adhesive is applied in molten form and then adheres to the respective surface when cooled again to a temperature below the melting point.
- a nanomat can as
- Connection structure can be used, i. a mat with a
- Surface laying unit in particular the wearing layer, has a thickness in a range between approximately 0.5 mm and approximately 8 mm,
- the thickness of the wear layer can be selected such that at least one time grinding of a surface of the
- Magnetic layer be provided so that in the laid state laterally adjacent surface laying units by means of
- Connection structure are interconnected.
- the circumferential side surface of the surface laying units and / or the Underground laying units in whole or in part with one
- connection structure are provided with the features described above.
- Underground laying units also formed on the side surfaces (for example, everted), whereby the connection structure can simultaneously develop a lateral attachment effect.
- Connection structures on the main surface and side surface may be formed integrally or separately. According to one
- a side surface of the stability layer may be provided in whole or in part with the connection structure, so that in
- Underground laying units are connected to each other by means of the connecting structure.
- an upper side of the wear layer which lies opposite an underside of the wear layer on which the connection structure is arranged, may be provided with a protective coating.
- a protective coating for example, parquet lacquer, floor oil or wax
- Surface laying unit have an area in a range between about 0.001 m 2 and about 0.5 m 2 , in particular in a range between about 0.01 m 2 and about 0.1 m 2 .
- a single rod can measure surface dimensions of approximately 490mm x 70mm exhibit.
- the surface laying units can be dimensioned so that a parquet of a conventional outward appearance can be laid.
- the installation and replacement of such a parquet compared to conventional systems is much easier.
- certain materials or particular optics embodiments of the invention are not limited.
- the surface laying unit can be made exclusively of the wear layer (possibly even with a thin layer)
- Protective coating provided, for example, with a thickness between 1 m and 100 pm, but may also be stronger) and the
- connection structure exist.
- the surface laying unit has no other components other than the wear layer and the connection structure.
- a protective lacquer can also be provided on the upper side of the wear layer in order to protect the wear layer from environmental influences.
- the wear layer may be made of solid wood.
- Wear layer only made of wood as a component. It can be made of solid wood, for example.
- the surface laying unit may have a further (second) wear layer, which of the wear layer (which is also referred to as the first wear layer) through the
- connection structure is arranged separately opposite, so that the surface laying unit is designed as a turning surface (see FIG. 11).
- the further wear layer can have any of the embodiments described in this application, such as the wear layer.
- the connection structure can clearly work through the two wear layers of a surface of the surface laying unit, which can be achieved, for example, with a magnetic mat or with a connection layer which exerts an electrical force. It may be due to the indirect force of the
- connection structure through the respective wear layer be advantageous, the two wear layers sufficiently thin (for example, between 1.5 mm and 4 mm thick, for example, if the wear layers are made of wood) to design.
- the two wear layers can be designed so that the surface laying unit is first laid so that the first wear layer on a parquet surface and the second wear layer the ground (a corresponding
- Underground laying unit or an on-site background is arranged assigning.
- connection layer for example, a further magnetic layer or metal layer
- the wear layer having a hard facing layer and a directly on a main surface, in particular directly on a bottom, the hard facing layer mounted silencing structure, the is adapted to attenuate sound when the hardfacing layer is loaded with a sound-generating load.
- the hard covering layer may be formed as a surface layer. In the context of this description, under a "hard covering layer", in particular a near-surface layer, a surface-facing layer or a
- the hard covering layer can be embodied as a rigid layer, in particular as a board or as a board-like structure.
- the hard covering layer can be embodied as a rigid layer, in particular as a board or as a board-like structure.
- a "sound damping structure” is understood to mean, in particular, a physical body, for example in the form of a (continuous or sectionally interrupted) sound damping layer, which is attached directly to the hard covering layer and attenuates sound waves generated thereby upon the action of a mechanical load on the hard covering layer.
- a silencing structure may consist of a continuous soft-elastic layer secured to a lower surface of the hard facing layer, or may be formed of discrete, contiguous or non-contiguous physical structures only partially covering a lower surface of the hard facing layer
- the invention is based on the finding that the direct attachment of the silencer structure at the bottom of a due to its small thickness also flexible
- the surface laying unit may have a stabilizing structure for stabilizing the wear layer, in particular for receiving from the side of a layer of wood
- the stabilization substructure can be used in particular for receiving from the hard covering layer
- Hard lining layer can be added or suppressed, whereby the stability and the life of the surface laying unit as a whole can be significantly increased.
- the stabilization structure can directly adjoin the wood layer. In this case, their stabilizing effect is particularly pronounced.
- the stabilizing structure can be used, for example, as a fiber layer,
- a first side surface of the stability layer may include a first engagement element (eg, a groove) and a second side surface of the stability layer one to the first
- Engagement element complementary second engagement element for example, a spring
- a first side surface of the stability layer may have a groove and a second side surface of the stability layer comprise a spring, the groove having a corresponding spring and the spring having a corresponding groove of corresponding one
- Underground laying units are connectable.
- any other form-fitting, frictional or non-positive connection between adjacent side surfaces or edges of the underground laying units is possible.
- Connection structure or connection structures allows safe installation of the parquet.
- the underground laying unit may further have another (i.e., second) connection structure on a surface of the underground laying unit facing the ground, which is designed to connect, in particular to detachably, to the ground.
- the underground laying unit may each have a connecting layer at both of its upper and lower main surfaces.
- connection layer for example, from Saugnäpfen or a hot melt adhesive
- a connection layer is provided only to underground laying unit or only on an opposite surface laying unit, which then allows a connection between these two units.
- connection structure can be omitted.
- the upper connecting structure may be omitted. According to this
- Surface laying unit and underground laying unit be formed correspondingly.
- they may be formed as corresponding Velcro surfaces.
- a male type Velcro bonding layer and the other Velcro bonding layer may be of the female type.
- the two interconnecting layers may be attracting magnetic layers.
- connection layer may be designed according to the connection layer with the features described above.
- connection structure of connection layer may be designed according to the connection layer with the features described above.
- the stability layer may be formed of a wood material, in particular of solid wood. Such a stability layer of solid wood can thus support the entire parquet, formed from the wear layer, the stability layer and optionally a counter-ply veneer layer arranged below the stability layer.
- connection structure may be attached directly to the stability layer.
- arrangement between connection structure and stability layer can be free of further intermediate layers, which allows an approximately immediate connection of the stability layer, for example, to a wear layer of a surface laying unit.
- the underground laying unit may further comprise a Schmidtkarfurnier Anlagen (may also be another material (paper, etc.)), wherein the stability layer between the Connection structure and the Gegenzugfurnier Anlagen is arranged.
- a Gegenzugfurnier Anlagen may also be another material (paper, etc.)
- Such Schmidtsfurnier Anlagen can be used for acoustic or
- the Gegenzugnurnier Anlagen may be formed of a different wood material or a different solid wood than the stabilizing layer.
- the counterfoam veneer layer can be optimized with respect to the acoustic damping properties, whereas the stabilizing layer can be optimized for stabilization purposes.
- Underground laying unit having one or more recesses, in particular formed as channels, more particularly as
- the recesses can also be used as air ducts, etc.
- the underground laying unit may have a total thickness of between approximately 5 mm and approximately 30 mm, in particular between approximately 8 mm and approximately 20 mm, more particularly between approximately 10 mm and approximately 15 mm, be educated. At these thicknesses a stable as well as sound-damping arrangement is possible. It will further be appreciated that the components of the subgrade laying unit, which are usually still in good condition, when a wearing course must already be replaced, can be left unaltered without losing the corresponding material. Only the wear layer or the
- Surface laying units may be formed with the features described above. In other words, for such an arrangement, any surface laying unit having one or more of the features described above may be used.
- Subsurface laying units may be formed with the features described above. In other words, for such an arrangement any underground laying unit may be used according to one or more of the above mentioned features.
- Example exert a magnetic attraction to each other) to create a solid, yet releasable connection here.
- Surface laying units and the underground laying units are dimensioned and shaped so that in the installed state boundaries between adjacent laid underground laying units and boundaries between adjacent laid surface laying units
- Underground laying units are offset laterally, so that they are not laid joint to shock. This can - due to the mechanical stress characteristics of wood - the stability of the entire
- a spacer structure may be provided on a lower-side layer of the underground laying units, wherein a space can be formed between the lower-side layer and the substrate by means of the spacer structure, and thus the underside layer can be kept spaced from the underground in the installed state of the underground laying units.
- the spacer structure may, for example, be in the form of lower-side supports which may be mounted on the lowest boundary layer of the underground laying unit.
- At least one new surface laying unit may be laid in place of at least one detached surface laying unit, each new one
- Surface laying unit has a wear layer of wood and a directly attached to a bottom of the wear layer connecting structure for connection to the ground.
- a renovation or renovation of individual surface laying units is possible with minimal effort.
- the release can for Example by simply removing individual surface laying units without the use of tools or without destroying one
- Connection layer can be achieved. Alternatively, it is also possible special tools for mounting or dismounting the floor or
- Underground laying units are replaced.
- one or more surface laying units which are the
- the effort to remove surface laying units and / or underground laying units is conceivably small.
- the wear layer with attached connection structure ie, the surface laying unit
- the wear layer with attached connection structure may be used as a one-way parquet. Accordingly, for example, after wear of the wear layer or after their damage, without Sanding or other renovation measures the
- the detachable and reconnectable element may be a
- the releasable and reconnectable element may be a solid wood top layer (both inside the product and / or to the ground) having a thickness of
- the said two-layer, three-layer or solid parquet elements as well as solid cover layers can be formed from hardwood, softwood or modified wood (thermo-treated, coated, impregnated, smoked, etc.).
- Underground laying unit can be used are plastic, metal, velor, etc.
- connection of such an element can be on different
- a surface connection (full surface, stripes, etc.) on the ground (wall, ceiling, floor, etc.) take place. So is a two-layer, three-layer or
- Solid wood parquet laying unit on underground for example screed, Wooden floor, tiles, laminate, PVC flooring, carpets, etc.
- the connection is made over the entire surface or streaky on the counterpart of the invention.
- a top layer of solid wood on factory-made substructure made of wood material or
- Wood composite or solid wood with a width and side connection (for example, groove, spring or click) equip.
- Said substructure that is, the counterpart of the compound
- a top layer of solid wood may be applied to a substrate (for example screed, wooden floor, tiles, laminate, PVC covering, carpet, etc.).
- the supplied connection component can be applied to the substrate (screed, wooden floor, tiles, laminate, PVC flooring, carpet, etc.) floating or over the entire surface.
- connection structures There are different possibilities for the connection structures
- Wear layer can act as a cover layer and for example once be sanded off. This can also be achieved, for example, by pulses (current,
- Solid wood layer Solid wood layer
- a Gegenzugsfurniere thin wood layer
- the wear layer thickness can be reduced to one usage cycle so that, for example, it becomes possible for a user to have a new parquet every five years without the need for a very large installation effort.
- Underground laying units are oak, beech, maple, birch, walnut, cherry, ash, olive, acacia, elm, apple tree, pear tree and sweet chestnut.
- Non-European wood species for example, to surface laying units or
- Underground laying units can be processed are Merbau, Wenge, Teak or Mahogany.
- Subsoil laying units can be formed completely or partially, wood products can be referred to, the cross sections of a tree trunk worked out and optionally machined (drilling, milling, planing, etc.) were processed.
- the structure of the wood is, unlike with glulam and wood materials, not mechanically or mechanically-chemically altered. A compound of different materials is possible according to the invention.
- wood-based materials are also used as the carrier.
- Wood materials can be materials obtained by crushing wood and then joining the wood Structure elements are generated. The size and shape of the wood particles determine the nature of the wood material and its properties. The wood particles may be bonded together with or without binders or mechanical bonds.
- Parquet consisting of surface laying units and / or
- Underground laying units can, for example, as
- Solid parquet or multi-layer parquet be formed.
- Solid parquet can be constructed in particular of solid wood pieces, the
- connection structures Solid parquet can be laid raw and then with a
- Parquet sanding be abraded. Subsequently, a surface treatment with parquet lacquer, floor oil or wax can be done. Multilayered parquet can be two-layer parquet or
- the visible surface layer of the respective stamping wood species can be, for example, 0.5-2 mm to 4 mm thick and glued to one or more support layers of cheaper softwood or to a wooden-based support plate.
- the releasably connectable floor covering, d .h. the surface laying unit can be used for releasable attachment to the ground in the patio area.
- FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of a surface laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a cross section of an underground laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3 shows parquet laid according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which surface laying units according to FIG. 1 and underground laying units according to FIG. 2 on one
- Fig. 4 shows another arrangement of laid parquet according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which
- Connecting layers have been attached to a substrate.
- Fig. 5 shows another arrangement of the invention
- Fig. 6 shows a bottom plan view of a surface laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment with separate ones
- FIG. 7 shows a bottom plan view of a surface laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention with a structured bonding layer.
- 8 to FIG. 10 show cross-sectional views of parquet modules according to exemplary embodiments of the invention.
- Fig. 11 shows a cross-sectional view of a surface laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, which is designed as a turning parquet.
- Fig. 12 shows a cross-sectional view of a surface laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, which is on horizontal surfaces of a staircase.
- Fig. 13 shows another arrangement of a surface laying unit according to the invention and a device according to the invention
- Underground laying unit which are formed together as a double floor laying unit.
- Fig. 14 shows another arrangement of the invention
- Double floor laying units according to FIG. 13th Double floor laying units according to FIG. 13th
- 15 shows a cross-sectional view of a surface laying unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention with a near-surface acoustic damping layer.
- 16 shows another surface laying unit according to the invention, in which a sound-damping layer is formed from a stabilizing sub-layer and a damping sub-layer.
- 17 shows a further surface laying unit according to the invention, in which a glass fiber mat is arranged as a stabilizing layer between a hard covering layer and a connecting layer.
- exemplary embodiments of the invention are in particular a surface laying unit (removable cover layer) with releasable connection to the ground and a
- Fig. 1 shows a surface laying unit 100 for - together with other, similar surface laying units 100 - frictionally or form-locking laying on a in FIG. 1 surface not shown.
- each surface laying unit 100 has a wear layer 102 of solid wood having a thickness d of, for example, 2 mm.
- a protective lacquer layer 106 is lacquered, which protects the wear layer 102 against mechanical and / or chemical influences of the surroundings.
- the protective varnish layer 106 is the layer on which a user occurs when passing through a room in which the surface laying units 100 are laid as parquet.
- the protective lacquer layer 106 On one of the upper side with the protective lacquer layer 106
- Bonding layer 104 glued or otherwise applied, which is adapted for connection to the ground.
- Connecting layer 104 may be, for example, a magnetic mat, a Velcro bonding layer or the like, with which the
- Surface laying unit 100 can be easily placed on a substrate (with a corresponding corresponding bonding layer for bonding with the bonding layer 104) to form the parquet. As a result, a complex laying of the parquet is unnecessary, since the surface laying unit 100 can not only be placed on a substrate manually and thus tool-free, but also reversible can be detached from the ground by simply the Velcro connection or the magnetic connection is overcome by muscle power. According to the shown
- connection layer 104 is attached over the entire surface of the entire underside of the wear layer 102.
- a magnetic mat may be bonded as a bonding layer 104 to an underside of the wear layer 102.
- the wear layer 102 may be made of solid or solid wood, for example. It can be dimensioned in its thickness d so that it fits for a Use cycle is suitable and should be replaced after this use. In its thickness d, it can alternatively be dimensioned such that it can be ground off, for example, before it should be exchanged after renewed wear. Thus, the thickness of the wear layer 102 can be substantially less than conventional two or three-layer parquet.
- Fig. 1 is indicated by dashed lines that a side surface of
- Wear layer 102 may be at least partially (according to FIG. 1 only along half of the circumference) may be provided with the connection structure 104, so that in the installed state laterally adjacent
- FIG. 2 shows an underground laying unit 200 according to a
- the underground laying unit 200 is for
- the underground laying unit 200 has a stability layer 202 of a thickness b of, for example, 15 mm.
- the stability layer 202 may be made of solid wood and is configured to stabilize a surface laying unit 100 attachable above the stability layer 202.
- a connection structure 104 which is fastened directly to the stability layer 202, is adhered to an upper side of the underground laying unit 200.
- the bonding layer 104 is configured for bonding to the bonding layer 104 of the surface laying unit 100, and is optional. In other words, the bonding layers 104 formed as magnetic mats are formed on the wear layer and the stability layer 202 so as to magnetically attract each other. Therefore, the surface laying unit 100 needs only the
- Underground laying unit 200 which is already laid on a subsoil, to be laid up. Furthermore, in FIG. 2 that a further connecting layer 104 is attached to an underside of the underground laying unit 200 opposite the upper side. This is also optional.
- the further bonding layer 104 is attached to an underside of a back veneering layer 204, that is, a thin wood layer bonded between the further bonding layer 104 and the stability layer 202.
- Counter veneer layer 204 serves to reduce impact sound when the parquet is laid and can reduce mechanical stresses that can form in the installed parquet.
- Fig. 2 is indicated by dashed lines that a side surface of
- Stability layer 202 and / or the Gegenzugfurnier Anlagen 204 at least partially (according to FIG. 2 along the entire circumference) is provided with the connection structure 104, so that in the installed state laterally adjacent underground laying units 200 are laterally interconnected by means of the connecting structure 104.
- FIG 3 shows a parquet floor 310 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention laid on a screed substrate 300.
- An assembly 320 is obtained by first forming a plurality of underground laying units 200 as shown in FIG. 2 shown on the
- Screed substrate 300 can be laid. If necessary, the screed substrate 300 may be provided with a bonding layer 104, for example a magnetic mat. This can be magnetically attracted to the formed as a magnetic mat connecting layer 104 on an underside of the underground laying units 200 are provided.
- a bonding layer 104 for example a magnetic mat. This can be magnetically attracted to the formed as a magnetic mat connecting layer 104 on an underside of the underground laying units 200 are provided.
- Magnetic mat 104 equipped screed concrete floor 300 have been laid, then individual surface laying units 100 can be placed below. Again, the connecting layers 104, 104 formed as magnetic mats are interposed at an interface
- any other suitable substrate eg tiles, parquet, screed, wooden ceiling, asphalt, etc.
- any other suitable substrate eg tiles, parquet, screed, wooden ceiling, asphalt, etc.
- a surface laying unit 100 is worn or damaged at the surface, it can simply be manually detached by applying the attractive magnetic force between the magnetic mats 104, 104 is overcome between a surface laying unit 100 and a substrate laying unit 200 brought into contact therewith. Then, another surface laying unit 100 can be easily used. This is tool-free, non-destructive and possible without much effort, with the underlying and possibly still intact underground laying units 200
- Underground laying unit 200 are replaced. Then just the surface laying units 100 can be placed again, so that the replacement of individual underground laying units 200 is possible with very little effort.
- Fig. 3 shows in one dimension that the surface laying units 100 and the underground laying units 200 offset each other
- 4 shows parquet 400 according to another example
- Embodiment of the invention which is particularly simple.
- Connecting mat 104 at the top of the substrate 300th If, for example, the connecting layers 104 on the underside of the surface laying units 100 of a
- Fig. 5 shows parquet 530 according to another embodiment of the invention in the installed state. According to FIG. 5 it is shown that the underground laying unit 540 used there according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention at side edges grooves 542 and 542
- FIG. 6 shows a plan view of an underside of a
- Connecting structures 104 for example, individual magnetic mat strips, only a part of the in Fig. 6 main surface of the
- FIG. 7 shows an underside of a surface laying unit according to yet another exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which an underside of a wear layer 102 is covered with a structured magnetic mat 104.
- FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 show different practical ones
- Fig. 8 shows that a multi-layer parquet 800 about
- Velcro bonding layers 802 is connected to an on-site substrate 804.
- FIG. 9 shows that a surface connector 900 - composed of a thin wear layer 902 and a magnetic mat tie layer 904 - with a backing member 906 - of a thick stability layer 908, a counterthrust veneer layer 910 and another magnetic mat tie layer 912 - is bonded to an on-site ground 804.
- FIG. 10 shows that a surface connection element 900 - made of a thin wear layer 902 and a magnetic mat connection layer 904 is directly connected to an on-site substrate 804, wherein the substrate 804 has another magnetic mat connection layer 1000.
- FIG. 11 shows a cross-sectional view of a surface laying unit 1100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, which is designed as a turning parquet. According to this exemplary embodiment, the surface laying unit 1100 has a further wear layer 102, which is arranged opposite to the wear layer 102 separated by the connecting structure 104, so that the
- the Surface laying unit 1100 is designed as turning surface.
- the surface laying unit 1100 includes two cover layers 102 with a magnetic mat 104 in the middle.
- the parquet can be laid on both sides.
- each page has a different surface, color, etc.
- the two wear layers 102, 102 are shown with the same thickness d.
- FIG. 12 shows an arrangement 1200 according to an exemplary embodiment
- Embodiment of the invention in a cross-sectional view, wherein surface laying units of magnetic mat 104 and wear layer 102 are laid on horizontal surfaces of stairs 1202 a staircase, which are covered with magnetic mats 104 as connecting layers.
- Fig. 13 shows another arrangement of a surface laying unit 100 according to the invention (with the features described above, see for example Fig. 3) and a device according to the invention Underground laying unit 200 (having the above-described features, see for example Fig. 3), which are formed together as a double floor laying unit 1300.
- Underground laying unit 200 having the above-described features, see for example Fig. 3
- the surface laying unit 100 is detachable and
- any functional elements may be accommodated, such as empty pipes 1304, electric cables 1306, etc.
- a void can be formed between a lower-side layer 1308 of the underground laying unit 200 and the ground, and thus the underside layer 1308 can be kept spaced from the ground in the laid state of the underground laying unit 200.
- a raised floor in this context, a second floor, i. spaced from, understood the actual underground of the room. As a result, each point of the room below the double floor remains accessible at all times. This makes a raised floor particularly suitable for rooms with frequent changes to the
- Fig. 14 shows another arrangement 14 of the invention
- Fig. 14 further functional elements in the form of electrical appliances 1400 are shown which can be electrically supplied or interconnected by means of the electric cables 1306.
- 15 shows a cross-sectional view of a surface laying unit 1500 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention having a near-surface acoustic damping layer 110.
- a wear layer 1502 is provided in the surface laying unit 1500.
- This wear layer 1502 comprises a hard facing layer 102, 106 of thickness d (see FIG. 1) and a sound damping layer 110 directly attached to a lower surface of the hard facing layer 102, 106 for attenuating sound when the hard facing layer 102, 106 is loaded with a sonic stress is set up.
- Fig. Fig. 15 shows that hard facing layer 102 is formed as a surface layer.
- the hard facing layer 102, 106 is a surface painted
- the hard facing layer 102, 106 forms the surface of the subfloor when the surface laying unit 1500 is laid.
- a user immediately places his foot 180 on the hard covering layer 102, 106 when laid.
- the hard covering layer 102, 106 has the thickness d of this
- Embodiment 3 mm a continuous foam layer as Schalldämpf Mrs 110 is attached directly to the underside of the hard lining layer 102, 106.
- This is designed to attenuate generated acoustic waves or sound or to suppress further development of sound generated by applying a footing stress on the hard covering layer 102, 106.
- a user places the surface laying unit 1500 laid on a surface laying unit 1500 shown in FIG. 15, not shown, enters, so it can lead to a development of sound waves. Due to the provision of the hard covering layer 102, 106 with the said small thickness, a movement of a user on the Surface laying unit 1500 that the hard covering layer 102, 106 is bent significantly and thus evades a corresponding load. This effect is combined with a corresponding compression, generating a restoring force, the
- the hard covering layer 102, 106 consists of one in this
- Embodiment single one-material wood layer 102 the
- the protective varnish (or oil) 106 is a highly elastic varnish on the surface of the surface laying unit 1500, which is exposed to the direct exertion of mechanical and chemical influences. This paint is configured to compensate for the thin
- FIG. 16 shows another surface laying unit 1600 according to the invention, in which a sound-damping layer 110 is formed from a glass fiber mat 110b as a stabilizing partial layer and a foam layer 110a as a damping partial layer.
- the foam layer 110a may be glued, in particular glued, to the glass fiber mat 110b.
- Glass fiber mat 110b be arranged on the underside.
- the glass fiber mat 110 b has the function that this at a
- the glass fiber mat 110b blocks the wood layer 102, i. reduces or prevents this work.
- liquid adhesive may be applied to the underside of the wood layer 102. After placing the glass fiber mat 110b and then the foam layer 110a to the underside of the wood layer 102, the liquid adhesive first penetrates the
- FIG. 17 shows a further surface laying unit 1700 according to the invention, in which a hard covering layer 102, 106 and a
- Magnetic mat 104 is arranged as a connecting layer, a glass fiber mat 1702 as a stabilizing layer.
- the latter can absorb or suppress forces of the wood of the wood layer 102, if this works.
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