ES1060563U - Screen for lamps (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Screen for lamps, of the type that resemble formally and dimensionally a conventional tile, specifically an arab tile, characterized by being constituted by a single piece body obtained by molding, based on concrete, with its lateral edges and rectilinear properly bevelled for a perfect adaptation to the coupling surface, and with the special feature that on its internal face and single-piece character incorporates a bushing also made of concrete, constituting a lampholder for fixing and immobilization of the corresponding bulb or lamp itself . (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Lampshade

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a screen specially designed for wall lamps, of the type of which they adopt the configuration of a tile that, adaptable and fixable to any surface constitutes a barrier to direct light, generating two beams of indirect light through its ends.

The object of the invention is to achieve a screen with an optimal formal and superficial finish of easy implementation and long service life, especially when placed at the weather and in coastal environments with a high rate of saltpeter.

Background of the invention

As is known ceramic tiles designed in principle as cover elements, they are being used from time immemorial as lampshades, so that adapting and fixing its concave face to a wall, allow hide a bulb and get indirect lighting.

These ceramic tiles, which as is known are obtained by means of cooked clay, presents a wide problem and varied, in its use as luminous screens, which focus fundamentally in the following aspects:

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its own nature causes them to be affected by agents environmental, so if your life is not very well cooked Useful is shortened substantially.

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During the cooking process they suffer deformations that make them irregular, so that it results virtually impossible for any ceramic tile to support a flat surface, such as a wall, and fit perfectly adjusted

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This Incorrect wall setting forces to add plaster on the edges to fill the boards, which in addition to being laborious and complicated is not a definitive solution, since pasta ends up by fall down.

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They lack means to fix the lampholder and bulb, so that these elements remain simply suspended from the corresponding power cable, which makes the mobility of the bulb shorten the life of the same, melting easily and frequently and constituting Sometimes a risk for children.

Description of the invention

The screen proposed by the invention resolves a fully satisfactory way the problem above exposed, in the different aspects commented.

To do this, more specifically and starting from the basic and conventional idea of such a screen adopting the configuration of a classic tile, specifically of an Arab tile, said screen will have its characteristics in the fact of being obtained in concrete, specifically in a molding process, which makes the tile adopt the configuration with precision planned for it and consequently can adapt to the wall with a perfect fit, and that can also have any surface finish deemed convenient, such as paint plaster, rustic paint plaster, imitation stone or brick, imitation mono-layer, etc.

According to another of the characteristics of the invention it is provided that said body incorporates internally, with a single piece character and also obtained during the molding phase thereof, a lampholder of the same material as it allows a correct, precise and stable positioning for the Complementary lamp or bulb.

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, according to a view in perspective, a lampshade made according to the object of the present invention.

Figure 2. - Shows an elevation view side and section of the screen of the previous figure, properly attached to a wall.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can Observe how the screen proposed by the invention is constituted from a single piece body (1) that adopts the configuration of a classical Arabic tile, but that when obtained Through concrete-based molding, adopts a perfect finish formal, with perfectly straight side edges (2) and conveniently bevelled for a perfect fit of said body (1) to a flat surface, such as a wall (3), in the position shown in figure 2, or in a inverted position, according to different criteria aesthetic

The said body (1) incorporates internally, maintaining the one-piece character and obtained in the own molding operation thereof, a bushing (4) in function of Lampholder, formally and dimensionally suitable for receiving and fix a light bulb (5) provided to the screen, so that this is, in addition to perfectly positioned in the context general screen, properly immobilized, which reduces the risk that your filament is founded.

The nature of the body (1), that is the constitutive concrete thereof, not only ensures obtaining precise and regular forms, indefinitely repetitive, but which also makes the screen have a lifespan practically undefined, regardless of whether it is used outdoors and in environments with a high degree of salinity, also allowing different surface finishes, as already pointed out with anteriority.

Claims (2)

1. Lampshade, of the type that formally and dimensionally resemble a conventional tile, specifically an Arab tile, characterized by being constituted by a single-piece body obtained by molding, based on concrete, with its lateral and rectilinear edges duly beveled for a perfect adaptation to the coupling surface, and with the special feature that in its internal and single-piece face it incorporates a socket also made of concrete, constituting a lampholder for fixing and immobilization of the corresponding bulb or lamp itself . 2. Lamp shade, according to claim one, characterized in that said single-piece body is capable of incorporating any exterior surface finish, fine or rustic, for painting, including imitation brick or stone.