EP4045732A1 - Panel for producing self-locking floor covering - Google Patents
Panel for producing self-locking floor coveringInfo
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- EP4045732A1 EP4045732A1 EP20845415.7A EP20845415A EP4045732A1 EP 4045732 A1 EP4045732 A1 EP 4045732A1 EP 20845415 A EP20845415 A EP 20845415A EP 4045732 A1 EP4045732 A1 EP 4045732A1
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- E04F15/00—Flooring
- E04F15/02—Flooring or floor layers composed of a number of similar elements
- E04F15/02038—Flooring or floor layers composed of a number of similar elements characterised by tongue and groove connections between neighbouring flooring elements
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- E04F15/105—Flooring or floor layers composed of a number of similar elements of other materials, e.g. fibrous or chipped materials, organic plastics, magnesite tiles, hardboard, or with a top layer of other materials of organic plastics with or without reinforcements or filling materials
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to the field of free-standing floor coverings, and more particularly relates to a panel, preferably of polyvinyl chloride, having the shape of a strip or of a tile for the production of such a covering, the assembly of which. is carried out according to a kinematics inclined on a first edge, and vertical on a second adjacent edge.
- this type of panel comprises two pairs of opposite sides defining:
- This type of panel is illustrated for example by document EP 3 105392.
- This document describes a panel having first and second complementary male / female coupling means on opposite pairs of sides to assemble similar panels to form a covering of ground.
- the coupling means of the short sides have complementary means to oppose vertical disassembly, and external walls inclined relative to a vertical plane and oriented towards the interior of the panel. Assembly is accomplished by tilting the panels along one long side and locking them vertically on one short side.
- the installer first assembles the long side in an inclined assembly direction, for example at an angle of between 10 ° and 50 ° and, while maintaining the The tilt angle of the panel, he then slides it sideways towards the previous panel until it comes to a stop.
- the complementary groove of the inclined assembly female edge mating means defines a flexible lower female tongue intended to move apart upon inclined engagement of the tongue of the male coupling means, then to return to its position after engagement to increase resistance to disassembly vertical and horizontal of two adjacent assembled panels and also limit the sliding along the assembly axis of rotation.
- this type of solution does not allow the assembled panels to withstand the passage of heavy loads, such as the passage of forklifts. Under the effect of this type of load, the panels will tend to slide along the assembly axis of rotation and / or to disassemble along the vertical axis of the sides with vertical assembly.
- Another known means for limiting the disassembly of panels having a kinematics inclined on a first edge, and vertical on an adjacent second edge, consists in gluing the panels to the support during the laying of the covering. This solution is not appropriate because the installation becomes long and complex and does not generally make it possible either to withstand the passage of heavy loads, such as the passage of forklifts.
- One of the aims of the invention is therefore to remedy the aforementioned drawbacks by providing a panel for producing a free-standing floor covering, the assembly of which is carried out according to a kinematics inclined on one edge, then vertical on an adjacent edge.
- Another objective of the invention is to provide a panel exhibiting optimum resistance to horizontal and vertical disassembly and possibly capable of withstanding heavy load passages, while exhibiting a good clipping effect as well as satisfactory aesthetics.
- a panel has been developed in the form of a blade or slab for the production of a floor covering, the panel comprising two pairs of opposite sides defining:
- the male coupling means of the vertically assembled edges comprise two parallel grooves extending along the edge and opening onto the underside of the panel, so as to define a male internal groove, a male external groove, a male internal tenon , and a male external post;
- the female coupling means of the vertically assembled edges comprise two parallel grooves extending along the edge and opening onto the upper face of the panel, so as to define a female internal groove, a female external groove, a female internal tenon , and a female external post;
- the male coupling means of the vertically assembled edges comprise two lugs and / or notches and the corresponding female coupling means comprise two complementary notches and / or lugs forming, after assembly of two adjacent panels, stop stops at against a vertical displacement between two adjacent assembled panels.
- the presence of the two tenons at the level of the male and female coupling means of the sides with vertical assembly as well as the two pairs of lugs / notches significantly improve the resistance to stresses due to the sliding of the sides with inclined assembly under the effect. traffic.
- the two pairs of lugs / notches improve the resistance to vertical disassembly and the two pins at the level of the male and female coupling means improve the resistance to horizontal disassembly.
- the better resistance of the male and female coupling means of the vertically assembled sides allows them to be produced in a panel thickness of 0.5 to 2 mm less than the thickness of panels in which means conventional can be machined while exhibiting equivalent resistance values to horizontal or even vertical disassembly.
- the female external tenon comprises a chamfered part at the level of the lower face of the panel and forming an angle of between 2 ° and 20 ° with respect to the underside of the panel, the chamfered part allows the lowering of the female external tenon. during the assembly of two adjacent panels to come, by deformation, into contact with the ground.
- the male and female external tenons have thicknesses less than or equal to the thicknesses of the male and female internal tenons.
- the greater thickness of the internal tenons makes it possible to balance the two sides of the assembly means to avoid disassembly.
- the male and female tenons can be straight or inclined relative to the vertical towards the outside or the inside of the panel.
- the male and female tenons are inclined towards the outside of the panel. Moreover, this feature makes it easier to assemble two panels together because the grooves open more easily when the tenons are inserted.
- the male and / or female tenons are inclined at the same angle, in order to facilitate machining, and are inclined for example at an angle between 1 ° and 45 °, and preferably between 5 ° and 15 ° .
- the lugs or notches are formed on an external wall of the male and / or female external tenon, and in a complementary manner on an internal wall of the female and / or male internal groove.
- the lugs or notches are formed on an outer wall of the male internal tenon, and in a complementary manner the notches or lugs are formed on an outer wall of the female internal tenon.
- the male and female grooves of the vertically assembled edges have external walls intended to be in contact in pairs after assembly of two adjacent panels.
- the male coupling means of the inclined assembly edges comprise a tongue projecting from the side wall, in particular orthogonally, of the panel and over the entire length of the edge, and the female coupling means of the edges.
- inclined assembly comprise a complementary groove formed in the side wall of the panel and along the entire length of the edge.
- the tongue comprises a lug projecting vertically
- the complementary groove comprises a complementary notch forming, after assembly of two adjacent panels, stop stops against a horizontal movement between two assembled adjacent panels.
- the complementary groove of the female coupling means of the inclined assembly edges defines a flexible lower female tongue intended to move away during the inclined engagement of the tongue of the male coupling means, then to resume its position after engagement. to increase the resistance to vertical and horizontal disassembly of two adjacent assembled panels and thus limit the risks of the panels slipping between them.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of two panels according to the invention, with two opposite edges with inclined assembly, and two opposite edges with vertical assembly.
- FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view of a particular embodiment of the vertically assembled edges.
- FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of another particular embodiment of the vertically assembled edges.
- Figure 4 is a partial cross-sectional view similar to that of Figure 3, the two panels being assembled.
- Figure 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a particular embodiment of the inclined joint edges of two panels being assembled.
- FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view of another particular embodiment of the inclined joint edges of two panels being assembled.
- the invention relates to a panel (1) for producing a free-standing floor covering.
- the floor panel (1) according to the invention is preferably made from a plastic material, such as polyvinyl chloride, for example plasticized, and optionally comprising a mineral filler.
- a plastic material such as polyvinyl chloride, for example plasticized, and optionally comprising a mineral filler.
- the panel (1) according to the invention can be obtained in any suitable plastic material.
- the panel according to the invention is resilient, for example made from plasticized or rigid polyvinyl chloride.
- the panel has a core linked to a decorative layer consisting of a decorative film linked to a transparent surface layer.
- the core can be monolayer or multilayer, and made for example from plastic material such as polyvinyl chloride, polypropylene, polyurethane, thermoplastic polyurethane, polyethylene, polyethylene terephthalate, or any other suitable plastic material, and comprising optionally fillers in the form of fibers, shavings, dust or sawdust and / or mineral fillers, for example chalk, lime, talc, and one or more plasticizers in order to define the rigidity of the core.
- the core, or a core layer in the case of a multi-layered core may optionally be based on urea formalin or melamine formalin and wood, for example layers of medium density fibers (MDF) or fibers of High density (HDF). Each layer can also be a layer of laminated wood, of composite wood (WPC "wood plastic composite" in English).
- Each layer can be compact or foamed.
- the core can be made with a rigid polyvinyl chloride foamed layer interposed between two compact rigid polyvinyl chloride layers.
- the coating according to the invention can also be used as a wall covering.
- the panel (1) according to the invention is used to produce floor coverings and is advantageous in that it has a pair of vertically assembled sides exhibiting optimum resistance to horizontal disassembly, that is to say that is to say for example greater than 660N / 10cm, allowing it in particular to withstand the passage of heavy loads, such as the passage of forklifts.
- the panel (1) comprises a rectangular shape and comprises two pairs of opposite sides defining four edges, including two opposite edges with inclined assembly (2), and two other opposite edges with vertical assembly (3).
- the panel (1) can equally well have a square shape.
- the assembly of this type of panel (1) is done according to an inclined kinematics on a first edge (2), for example at an angle of between 10 ° and 50 °, and according to a vertical kinematics on a second edge (3) adjacent.
- the installer places a first line of panels (1), by assembling them side by side according to a vertical assembly kinematics. Then, the installer starts a second line of panels (1) by assembling a first panel (1), according to an inclined kinematics with respect to the panels (1) of the previous line. The following panels (1) of the second line are assembled according to an inclined kinematics with respect to the panels (1) of the previous line and, by a pivoting movement of the panel (1) in the direction of the ground, the panel (1) is assembled to the adjacent panel (1) according to a vertical kinematics.
- the long sides are assembled according to an inclined kinematics, while the small sides are assembled according to a vertical kinematics.
- the vertically assembled edges according to the invention require installation with a mallet in order to apply the force necessary for their assembly. In fact, it is preferable that these edges are the shortest so as not to make the installation too tedious or require too much effort.
- the male coupling means (6) of the vertically assembled edges (3) comprise two parallel grooves extending along the edge and opening onto a lower face of the panel ( 1), so as to define a male internal groove (6a), a male external groove (6b), a male internal tenon (6c), and a male external tenon (6d).
- a male internal groove (6a) a male external groove (6b), a male internal tenon (6c), and a male external tenon (6d).
- internal is meant the side of the body of the panel (1), towards the interior
- by “external” is meant the side of the exterior of the panel (1).
- the female coupling means (7) of the vertically assembled edges (3) comprise two parallel grooves extending along the edge and opening onto an upper face of the panel, so as to define a female internal groove. (7a), a female external groove (7b), a female internal tenon (7c), and a female external tenon (7d).
- the male (6c, 6d) and female (7c, 7d) tenons comprise substantially rectangular cross sections, and are flexible and elastically deformable to allow their engagement in the corresponding female (7a, 7b) and male (6a, 6b) grooves.
- the internal and external walls of the internal female tenons (7c) and / or the internal and external walls of the internal male tenons (6c) have a difference in inclination of less than 15 °, preferably less than 5 ° between the internal wall and external with the same tenon, in order to facilitate their machining. More preferably, the internal and external walls of the internal female tenons (7c) and / or internal male tenons (6c) of the same tenon are parallel.
- the assembly and horizontal locking of the coupling means is optimized when the internal and external walls of the internal female (7c) and internal male (6c) tenons are all parallel.
- horizontal disassembly is meant the exercise of a tensile force at the level of each of the panels (1), parallel to the plane defined by the panels (1), in order to separate them from one another.
- a tensile force is exerted for example, for a floor covering, when heavy loads circulate on two adjacent panels (1), at the level of the border between said two panels (1), for example during the passage of a forklift.
- the male (6a, 6b) and female (7a, 7b) grooves of the vertically assembled edges (3) each have external walls, that is to say positioned, not on the side of the body of the panel (1), but on the side of the exterior of the panel (1), intended to be in contact in pairs, after assembly of the two panels (1).
- the grooves and tenons have appropriate widths and / or inclinations.
- the tenons and grooves have widths of the order of 2 mm, and are inclined by 5 ° relative to the vertical and towards the outside of the panel. More precisely, the panel illustrated in FIG.
- Pairwise contact means that the outer walls of the male grooves (6a, 6b) are in contact with the outer walls of the female grooves (7a, 7b). In practice, after assembly, these walls in contact are mutually parallel. After assembly, and preferably, at least one male tenon (6c, 6d) is in contact with the bottom of the corresponding female groove (7b, 7a) in order to have a vertical support. Furthermore, after assembly, there is preferably a clearance of a few tenths of a millimeter between the external vertical wall of the female external tenon (7d), located under the notch (9), with the vertical wall facing the male internal groove. (6a), located under the lug (8). This feature facilitates assembly.
- the male coupling means (6) of the vertically assembled edges (3) comprise two lugs (8) and / or notches (9) and the corresponding female coupling means comprise two notches (9) and / or lugs (8) complementary forming, after assembly of two adjacent panels, stops against a vertical movement between two adjacent panels assembled.
- the male coupling means (6) of the vertically assembled edges (3) comprise either two lugs (8), or two notches (9), or a lug (8) and a notch (9), suitable for cooperate with, in a complementary manner, either two notches (9), or two lugs (8), or a notch (9) and a lug (8), formed on the female coupling means (7) of the vertically assembled edges (3).
- the lugs (8) or notches (9) are provided on an external wall of the external male tenon (6d) and / or female (7d), and in a complementary manner on an internal wall of the internal female groove (7a) and / or male (6a).
- the lugs (8) or notches (9) are, for example, provided on an outer wall of the male internal tenon (6c), and in a complementary manner the notches (9) or lugs (8) are provided on an external wall of the female internal tenon (7c).
- the male coupling means (6) comprise a lug (8) provided on the outer wall of the male internal lug (6c), and a lug (8) provided on the external wall of the male external tenon (6d)
- the female coupling means (7) comprise a notch (9) provided on an external wall of the female internal tenon (7c), and a notch (9) formed on an internal wall of the internal female groove (7a).
- the male coupling means (6) comprise a lug (8) formed on the outer wall of the male outer tenon (6d), and a lug (8) formed on the wall internal of the male internal groove (6a) and, in a complementary manner, the female coupling means (7) comprise a notch (9) provided on an internal wall of the internal female groove (7a), and a notch (9) formed on an external wall of the female external tenon (7d).
- the female external tenon (7d) comprises a chamfered part (10) at the level of the lower face of the panel (1) and forming an angle of between 2 ° and 20 ° with respect to the face lower panel (1).
- the chamfered part (10) allows the lowering of the female external tenon (7d) to come, by deformation, into contact with the ground, and thus provide a reduction in the assembly effort.
- the chamfered part (10) may extend under the female external tenon (7d), or even under the female external groove (7b), or even up to the internal female groove (7a), and this in order to facilitate assembly in making the whole thing more flexible.
- the upper face of the panel (1) may also have chamfers at the level of the male external tenon (6d) of the vertically assembled edges (3) and of the female internal groove (7a) in order to participate in the general aesthetics. panels (1), after assembly. Each chamfer forms an angle of between 2 ° and 20 ° relative to the upper face of the panel (1). The interface between the two assembled panels thus forms a V-shaped groove, see figure 4.
- the male (6c, 6d) and female (7c, 7d) tenons are inclined relative to the vertical and towards the outside or inside of the panel (1).
- This characteristic also makes it possible to facilitate the manufacture, and in particular the machining of the male (6) and female (7) coupling means.
- the male tenons (6c, 6d) and female (7c, 7d) could form kinds of dovetails, the external faces are inclined towards the outside and the internal faces towards the inside of the panel.
- the installer sees the female groove (7a) and can therefore easily position the outer wall (6e) of the outer male tenon (6d) in line with the internal female groove (7a) to start the process. 'assembly.
- This very clearly facilitates the vertical assembly operation during the rotational movement.
- the two panels (1) move closer to each other. This further facilitates the installation operation, and the machining constraints to have perfect contact with the surface of the panels (1) are also easier to comply with.
- the male tenons (6c, 6d) of the vertically assembled edges (3) are inclined at the same angle, for example between 1 and 45 °, and preferably between 5 and 15 °.
- the female tenons (7c, 7d) of the vertically assembled edges (3) are inclined at the same angle, for example also between 1 and 45 °, and preferably between 5 and 15 °.
- the male tenons (6c, 6d) are inclined at the same angle as the female tenons (7c, 7d). In Figures 2 to 4, the inclination of the male tenons (6c, 6d) and female (7c, 7d) is 5 °.
- the external male (6d) and female (7d) tenons vertically assembled edges (3) have thicknesses less than or equal to the thicknesses of the internal male tenons (6c) and female (7c).
- the internal tenons (6c, 7c) are thicker than the external tenons (6d, 7d).
- thickness is meant the height, or the distance between the lower face and the upper face of the panel (1), at the level of said tenons.
- Another way of characterizing the thickness or height of the tenons consists in characterizing the thickness of the panel (1) between the upper face of the panel (1) and the bottom of the male grooves (6a, 6b) for the coupling means male (6), and the thickness between the underside of the panel (1) and the bottom of the female grooves (7a, 7b) for the female coupling means (7) of the vertically assembled edges (3).
- the thickness between the underside of the panel (1) and the bottom of the female external groove (7b) is less than the thickness between the underside of the panel (1).
- the bottom of the internal female groove (7a) is less than the thickness between the underside of the panel (1).
- the thickness between the upper face of the panel (1) and the bottom of the male external groove (6b) is less than the thickness between the upper face of the panel (1).
- the invention preferably applies to a panel (1) having a thickness greater than 4 mm, and preferably between 5 and 10 mm, or even greater.
- the shortest distance or thickness between the bottom of the male (6a, 6b) or female (7a, 7b) grooves of the vertically assembled edges (3) and the corresponding upper or lower face of the panel (1) is between 20% and 60% of the thickness of the panel (1).
- the thickness at the bottom of the outer grooves (6b, 7b) is between 20% and 45% of the thickness of the panel (1), and the thickness at the bottom of the internal grooves ( 6a, 7a) is between 20 and 60% of the thickness of the panel (1).
- the thickness at the level of the bottom of the female external groove (7b) is 1 , 85 mm, while the thickness at the bottom of the internal female groove (7a) is 3.08 mm.
- the thickness at the bottom of the male outer groove (6b) is 1.4mm, while the thickness at the bottom of the male inner groove (6a) is 3.08mm.
- the thickness at the level of the bottom of the female external groove (7b) of 2 , 37 mm, while the thickness at the bottom of the internal female groove (7a) is 3.11 mm.
- the thickness at the bottom of the male outer groove (6b) is 2.34mm, while the thickness at the bottom of the inner male groove (6a) is 2.66mm.
- the thicknesses of the male coupling means (6) of the vertically assembled edges (3) at the level of the bottoms of the male grooves (6a, 6b) are equal to the thicknesses of the female coupling means (7 ) vertically assembled edges (3) at the bottoms of the female grooves (7a, 7b).
- the opposite edges with inclined assembly (2) consist of an edge comprising male coupling means (4) formed from a side wall of the panel (1), and an opposite edge comprising complementary female coupling means (5) formed from a side wall of the panel (1).
- the male coupling means (4) of the inclined assembly edges (2) comprise a tongue (11) projecting from the side wall of the panel (1) and over the entire length. edge length.
- the female coupling means (5) of the inclined assembly edges (2) comprise a complementary groove (12) formed in the side wall of the panel (1) and over the entire length of the edge. The cooperation between the tongue (11) and the groove (12) enables optimum resistance to the vertical disassembly of two panels (1).
- the tongue (11) comprises a lug (11a) projecting vertically
- the complementary groove (12) comprises a complementary notch (12a) forming, after assembly of two adjacent panels (1), abutments of 'stop against a horizontal movement between two adjacent panels (1) assembled.
- the tongue (11) can include a notch and the groove (12) can include a lug, without departing from the scope of the invention.
- the engagement of the tongue (11) in the groove (12) takes place according to an inclined kinematics, then by pivoting of the panel (1), the tongue (11) is moved horizontally towards the bottom of the groove. (12).
- the groove (12) complementary to the female coupling means (5) defines a lower female tongue (12b) which is flexible and intended for s' move away during the inclined engagement of the tongue (11) of the male coupling means (4), then to resume its position after engagement to increase the resistance to vertical and horizontal disassembly of two adjacent assembled panels (1).
- the invention does indeed provide a panel (1) whose assembly is carried out according to a kinematics inclined on one edge, then vertical on an adjacent edge, the assembly of which and ease and having optimum resistance to horizontal and vertical disassembly, possibly able to withstand the passage of heavy loads, while having a good clipping effect as well as a satisfactory aesthetic.
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