ES1060481U - Modular wall (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Modular grating; characterized in that it comprises: horizontal slats (5) having at their ends longitudinal cuts (52) of small length defining fins (51) for fixing said ends, by folding, inside of vertical uprights (1) ) of general section in "C", open towards the posterior zone; laterally presenting said vertical uprights (1): slots (11) for the introduction of the ends of the slats (5), corner grooves (13) for the fitting, without possibility of vertical movement of the ends of successive upper horizontal uprights (4) and alignments of vertical grooves (12) for the coupling of vertical covers (6) that close the rear opening of said vertical uprights; said grid further comprising: lower horizontal uprights (3) which are arranged between the successive vertical uprights (1), some pieces of junction (7), as a "U"; inverted, covering the opposite ends of the successive upper horizontal uprights (4), anchoring pieces (2) and screws (8) for the overlapping fastening of the splice parts (7) and the successive upper horizontal uprights ( 4) on the vertical uprights (1), and for fixing the vertical uprights (1) on the anchoring pieces (2). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Modular fence

Object of the invention

The present invention is referred to as its title indicates a modular fence, of the type used for delimit an enclosure, usually exterior.

Background of the invention

It is currently a common practice to use of gates to delimit enclosures. You are generally gates are made up of a network of bars and rods metal, conveniently fixed to each other permanently, usually by welding, and they are partially embedded in the floor or on a wall of work in order to increase its height.

These types of railings have different drawbacks, among which the complexity of installation assembly, which requires virtually manufacturing tailored, the intervention of specialized personnel and machinery for welding the different constituent elements of the gate, and the realization, of at least part of the gate, in the installation point

Background of the invention

The modular fence object of the invention presents constructive peculiarities that allow its assembly of quickly, easily and safely, from a certain number of types of pieces, allowing the marketing of these pieces in the form of "kit" and the assembly of the fence by the own user, that is, without the intervention of personnel or specialized machinery

The assembly of this modular fence on the ground or on any construction can be done easily by fixing some anchors to the ground, performing subsequently the coupling of the successive constituent parts thereof and fixing said parts by deformation of any of these parts and by screwing others, of so that the whole of the gate obtained forms a construction Compact and resistant.

For this and according to the invention, this gate comprises horizontal slats that present in their ends a longitudinal cuts of small length that define fins for fixing said ends, by folding, in the inside of vertical uprights of general section in "C".

These vertical uprights are open so which will be the back area of the fence and present laterally: Slots for the introduction of the slat ends mentioned, some corner slots for lace without possibility of vertical displacement of the ends of successive uprights upper horizontals, and vertical groove alignments for the coupling of vertical flaps that close the rear opening of said vertical uprights.

The gate additionally includes: some uprights lower horizontals that are arranged between successive vertical uprights, splice pieces as a "U" inverted covering the opposite ends of the successive upper horizontal uprights, allowing the linking of successive modules depending on the length of the gate to build, anchors for fixing the fence to the floor or any construction and some screws for fixing overlapping of the splices and successive uprights upper horizontals on vertical uprights.

Uprights and uprights horizontal form a frame-like structure whose interior horizontal slats are in charge of performing the closing of said gap, being defined between said slats a few steps or oblique ventilation slots. To do this, the lamas in question they present a section as a "Z".

In accordance with the invention the uprights verticals are open at its lower end to allow its sliding assembly with respect to the anchoring parts previously fixed to the ground or any other surface of support.

The upper horizontal uprights feature a general section in "C", open towards the lower zone, and extreme recesses that partially affect the wings of said horizontal uprights to allow lateral introduction of a extreme portion of successive vertical uprights. Sayings recesses define on the wings of the upper horizontal uprights a staggered configuration with protrusions intended for to stay, without the possibility of vertical displacement, in the corner slots of successive vertical uprights. This form, once coupled a top horizontal upright between two consecutive vertical uprights said horizontal upright unable to move in vertical direction.

The lower horizontal uprights feature an inverted "U" section with a step that affects the entire length of his soul and with two extreme recesses for the lateral accommodation of two vertical uprights consecutive.

In the mounting position the uprights lower horizontals are unable to move towards the upper zone by some screws that establish the fixing the vertical uprights on the anchoring pieces, said upper stop screws acting on the uprights lower horizontals.

Vertical flaps have a section general in "C" extending the facing wings of the same in tabs intended to stay in the slots lateral uprights. The purpose of these flaps is to close the rear opening of the vertical uprights once the assembly of the slats and the folding of the extreme fins that ensure the retention of the slats in the mounting position with respect to said vertical uprights.

These vertical flaps have a length smaller than the vertical uprights, being arranged, in the mounting position, between the upper horizontal studs and lower.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, with character Illustrative and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of one of the modules of the fully assembled fence.

- Figure 2 shows an exploded view in perspective of the different constituent elements or pieces of one of the modules of the gate, having been represented in this case also the anchors or lower supports.

- Figure 3 shows a plan view bottom of one of the vertical uprights in which you can observe the coupling on it of one of the uprights upper horizontal of the rear placket, slats and the back placket

- Figure 4 shows an enlarged detail in rear perspective of one of the vertical uprights, a upper horizontal upright, a lower horizontal upright, the rear placket and one of the slats, all of them disassembled; the addresses of coupling or assembly.

- Figure 5 shows an elevation view rear of a fence consisting of two modules.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the attached figures the gate of the invention comprises vertical uprights (1) that are coupled in the vertical direction with anchor pieces (2) and They are fixed to them by screws (8).

Between the vertical uprights (1) a lower horizontal upright (3), a higher horizontal upright (4) and slats (5) whose ends are housed in grooves (11) defined on the sides of the mentioned vertical uprights (1) said slats being fixed in the mounting position by means of the folding of extreme tabs (51) delimited by some cuts Longitudinal (52).

Once mounted and fixed the slats (5) on the vertical uprights, the back sides of said vertical uprights are closed by means of flaps (6) of general configuration in "C" that present at the end of its wings some eyelashes (61) destined to lodge in the slots sides (12) of the vertical uprights (1).

These vertical uprights (1) have laterally and near its upper ends, grooves corners (13) for horizontal upright coupling upper (4) without the possibility of vertical displacement.

For this, said upper amount (4) presents in its ends, as can be seen in figure 3, about stepped recesses (41) that affect the lower wings and that define on said wings some protrusions or vertices (42) intended for enter the corner slots (13) of the uprights vertical (1).

Also, as can be seen in the Figures 3 and 4, the lower horizontal amount (3) presents in its ends some recesses (31) for the lateral introduction of the respective vertical uprights (1).

As can be seen in figures 1 and 2, the gate also includes splicing pieces (7) that cover the junction area of the upper horizontal uprights (4) and that fixed to the vertical uprights (1) by means of screws (8).

As shown in figure 5, with the elements described you can link successive gate modules up to Reach the desired length.

All the screws (8) used to fix the vertical uprights (1) to the lower parts of anchor and to fix the upper uprights and the parts of connection to the vertical uprights, are arranged on the side rear of the fence, which prevents its display from the front of the fence, said face or front presented a clean finish and aesthetically adequate.

Once the nature of The invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, is for the appropriate purposes that the materials, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (6)

1. Modular fence, characterized in that it comprises: horizontal slats (5) having at their ends a longitudinal cuts (52) of small length defining fins (51) for fixing said ends, by folding, inside vertical uprights (1) of general section in "C", open towards the rear area; laterally presenting said vertical uprights (1): slots (11) for the introduction of the ends of the slats (5), corner slots (13) for fitting, without the possibility of vertical displacement of the ends of successive upper horizontal uprights (4) and vertical groove alignments (12) for coupling vertical flaps (6) that close the rear opening of said vertical uprights; said fence also comprising: lower horizontal uprights (3) that are arranged between successive vertical uprights (1), splicing pieces (7), in the form of an inverted U '', which cover the opposite ends of successive horizontal uprights upper (4), anchors (2) and screws (8) for overlapping the splice pieces (7) and the successive upper horizontal uprights (4) on the vertical uprights (1), and for the fixing of the vertical uprights (1) on the anchoring pieces (2). 2. Gate, according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertical uprights (1) are open at its lower end to receive the anchoring parts (2) tightly inside. 3. Gate, according to any preceding claim, characterized in that the upper horizontal uprights (4), have a general "C" section open towards the lower area and some extreme recesses (41) for the lateral introduction of an end portion of the uprights vertical (1), said recesses (41) defining in the wings of the uprights (4) a stepped configuration with projections or vertices (42) destined to lodge, without possibility of vertical displacement, in the corner slots (13) of successive vertical uprights (1). 4. Gate, according to any preceding claim, characterized in that the lower horizontal uprights (3) have an inverted "U" section, with a step that affects the total length of its soul and with two extreme recesses (31) for lateral housing of two consecutive vertical uprights (1). 5. Gate, according to any preceding claim, characterized in that the vertical flaps (6) have a "C" section, whose facing wings extend into flanges (61) that are housed in the lateral grooves (12) of the vertical uprights (one). 6. Railing, according to any preceding claim, characterized in that the vertical plates have a shorter length than the vertical uprights, said plates being arranged, in the mounting position, between the upper and lower horizontal uprights.