ES1058682U - Adjustable support for the execution of tiles and the like. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Adjustable support for the execution of tiling and similar, which is intended to serve as a fastening and to achieve a precise leveling of the conventional "regle" used as support for the first row of tiles that are fixed on a wall to form the tiling of this is characterized in that it is constituted by the articulation of two elongated and rectangular pieces, which are arranged with an opposite inclination based on two screws passing through them; with the particularity that one of the pieces, considered as a base, has one of its ends as a support element on the ground, while in an area close to the opposite end is where the screw regulating the inclination of the tilt is mounted piece, the articulation between the two parts being arranged in proximity to that adjustment screw of the base part, while the opposite end to the articulation of the second part constitutes the support means for the "regle", whose leveling is achieved on a basis through the second piece. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Adjustable support for tiling execution and the like

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a support adjustable for the execution of tiling and the like, and more specifically to be able to precisely regulate the classic "rule" used in tiling walls.

The object of the invention is to provide a support for the "rule" that allows to carry out a leveling and fixing it without the requirement of parts ceramics, plasterboard, etc., conventionally required.

Background of the invention

To perform the tiling of walls in toilets, kitchens and other places, a "rule" is normally used properly leveled to support the first row of tiles on the wall, so that "rule" is necessary that level so that all the pieces of that first row of tiles fit perfectly and level, and with it the rest of pieces that will constitute all the tiling.

Well, as usual, to perform the leveling of the commented "rules" pieces are used ceramics, such as bricks, stones or other objects that are the that will give a certain height to the "rule", fixing later by means of plaster or fast cement, all this way such that once the wall is tiled the base is broken to be able to Remove the ruler and complete the tiling.

As is evident this leveling process and Fixing the "rules" is very slow and rudimentary, in addition of producing a large amount of debris and dirt.

Description of the invention

The support that is recommended has been provided to solve the problem described above, based on a simple, effective and totally clean solution, being the support reusable and constituting not only the means of support for the "rule", but also makes it possible to carry out and perform precise leveling and thereby be able to carry out the wall tiling.

More specifically, the support of the invention will be constitutes by articulating two pieces together elongated and rectangular, one of them supporting the ground and the other for support of the rule itself, with the particularity that the support piece on the ground is crossed by a screw with oblique orientation, so that the end of the screw supports  also on the ground and a greater or lesser thread carries the elevation or descent of the piece itself, with respect to the end of support thereof, since the referred regulation screw is mounted in an area near the end opposite the support of the piece.

The second piece, articulated with respect to the anterior in close proximity to the point where the regulator screw referred to above, is also crossed by another screw that allows greater regulation or lesser measure of the inclination of this second piece and so both achieve a height adjustment of the rule itself that will support in that and another of another similar distanced support with respect to the previous one, therefore requiring two supports for support from two distant points of the rule, and get based on the screws the regulation or leveling of the rule itself.

In this way and based on the two commented required supports, a ruler can be positioned and leveled on which will support the tiles to tile a wall.

As is evident, the support constitutes an object simple, clean and does not require additional elements of any type, neither ceramic pieces, nor plaster, etc, constituting a solution optimal for the problems that arise when it comes to carrying out the fixing and leveling of the classic rules used in the lifting of tiled walls.

In addition, when placing the support in the ground, a flat surface is not necessarily required, since that by having a very small support point, it can be adapted to irregular surfaces, and even with obstacles, such as pipes of heating or similar, very common in the works.

Another advantage lies in the fact that you can readjust the support level at any time, operation that It is not possible to perform when using plaster, due to its rapid dried

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1.- Shows a side elevation view of the practical application of the support object of the invention, seeing the ruler resting on one of the pieces of the support and the tiling piece of the first row on a wall.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view of the practical application of the support, seeing two elements distanced from each other and on them supported the rule, which will serve of base or support proper for the tiles that have to constitute the tiling of a wall.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can observe how the support of the invention is constituted by the articulation of two pieces (1) and (2), which are preferably rectangular and elongated, the first one intended to rest, through its end (3), on the ground (4), while the second one is intended to support the corresponding rule (5) used in the placement of the first row of tiles (6), on a wall (7), intended for constitute part of a tiling, so that rule (5) supports on the end section (8) of the piece (2), corresponding that section opposite the articulation (9) on the piece (1).

The piece (1), considered as a base, in an area next to the opposite end of the support (3), it has a screw threaded (10) that remains oblique and constitutes a support on the ground itself (4), so that the major or minor Threading of such screw (10) onto the part (1) carries with it a greater or lesser lifting of it with respect to the support point (3) of the same.

That screw (10) constitutes a first means of regulation of the rule (5), so that fine regulation and precise of this one is obtained with a second screw (11) mounted on the part (2) of the rule holder (5), which is also in oblique arrangement as clearly depicted in the figures, and that the greater or lesser thread of such screw (11) carries that precise raising or lowering of the piece (2) and therefore the leveling of the ruler (5).

Figure 2 shows the practical application of the support, where two equal elements or supports can be seen as described, separated from each other, and in pieces (2) of the themselves supported and correctly leveled the rule (5), constituting this is the support for the ceramic pieces or tiles (6) of the first course of the tiling to be formed on the corresponding wall, as previously said.

Claims (1)

1. Adjustable support for the execution of tiling and the like, which is intended to serve as a support and to achieve a precise leveling of the conventional "ruler" used as a support for the first row of tiles that are fixed on a wall to form the tiling of this one is characterized in that it is constituted by the articulation of two elongated and rectangular pieces, which are arranged with an opposite inclination based on two through screws through them; with the particularity that one of the pieces, considered as a base, has one of its ends as a support element on the ground, while in an area close to the opposite end is where the tilt adjusting screw is mounted. piece, with the articulation between both pieces arranged in proximity to that adjustment screw of the base piece, while the opposite end to the articulation of the second piece constitutes the support means for the "ruler", whose leveling is achieved on the basis to the screw through this second piece.