ES1062150U - Curbing gardener iron. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Iron gardener curb. The straight section, according to the diagram in figure-1, is formed by the vertical plate 2, to which a tube 1 is welded, at the top. The bushings 4, are embedded in the inner diameter of the tube, and achieve the perfect alignment of the different sections in the assembly. In the corner detail, according to figure-2, an example of a 90º corner is shown, with the vertical sheet folded (detail 3), with the same bushings as in the straight section that allow some sections to be joined to each other perfectly aligned. The corner piece 5 (in stoneware, bronze, brass or other decorative material), is mounted from above, gluing it to a rod welded in the sheet metal fold. In this way, the corner can be repaired, by simple replacement, without having to remove the curb. Every linear meter, 1m rods are nailed to the ground. of length to which the curb plate is subsequently welded, leaving the curb formed by a rigid structure, independent of possible ground movements. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Iron gardener curb.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a curb in iron, conceived and realized to solve the problems that pose the different curbs, already existing, and which are Used for the same application. Next step to detail the features and details of this new curb.

Background of the invention

We know as curb, those elements employees in construction and gardening, whose function is:

- The delimitation between the sidewalk and the driveway of a street.

- The delimitation, as an alcorque, of a Tree on the sidewalk.

We can remember many more, but being something so common, is in everyone's mind.

With the name of a gardener we call those used in gardens to separate flower beds of the walks, roads or paved areas, or of the different flower beds with each other, making different figures with the curb.

These curbs are manufactured in materials such as natural or artificial stone, wood, concrete, plastic, and some more, although these are the most frequent.

The placement of these curbs is done on a perimeter ditch in which a concrete bed is placed well level, and on it, the curb.

Over time, deformations and subsidence that suffers the ground, they are transmitted to the curb, losing this the form, and therefore the utility for which it was placed.

Description of the invention

The novelty of this invention is that it consists of a vertical iron plate that gives the rigidity design vertical, and that can vary in height to accommodate the different applications

On this sheet, an iron tube is welded which gives the design lateral stiffness, in addition to safety of utilization (prevents people from being damaged by hitting the curb), and is part of the aesthetics of the design.

In the corners, the vertical sheet is folded at different angles to accommodate the shape of the flowerbed, and the meeting of the welded tubes is topped with a piece of stoneware enameled, bronze or brass, which covers the holes in the tubes, and It serves as decoration.

Once the design is defined, I will define how It is the assembly.

The design of this curb is modular and consists of straight sections, curved sections, and corners.

The corners, as defined, previously, with the folded sheet, the upper welded tubes, and the finish of stoneware, bronze or brass in the meetings, come assembled from the workshop.

The straight and curved parts are mounted in sections of variable length (depending on the shape of the bed), and are joined together " in situ ", by means of bushings embedded in the inner diameter of the tube and allowing the perfect alignment of the different sections.

Once the sections are aligned, it is welded by points one sheet with another, joining the different modules

Each linear meter of sheet metal has a welded 1m iron rod high, which will dig into the ground, being thus finished the placement.

Differential advantages of this curb over the already existing

In the gardens of the cities, we are with the problem of deformation and sinking of sidewalks and roads that border the flower beds due to irrigation and use.

The curbs inevitably deform too and eventually stop fulfilling the function for which they were installed.

With the new design, the curb is maintained leveled despite the movement of the ground where it is placed.

This is so, because the curb is held by the long vertical rods that are stuck in the ground every linear meter, so that although there is a sinking, no will affect the curb, and it will remain level horizontally, and as a consequence, it will continue to hold the lands, or dividing the areas for which it has been unperturbed placed.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure-1 shows, to scale Approximately 1: 2 the plan and the elevation of a straight section of curb With its different components.

Figure-2 shows, to scale approximate 1: 2, a perspective of the detail of a corner with its components.

Description of a preferred mounting method

The straight section, according to the scheme of the Figure-1, is formed by vertical plate 2, a the one that is welded, by the top a tube 1. The bushings 4, they are embedded in the inner diameter of the tube, and get the perfect alignment of the different sections in the assembly.

In the detail of the corner, according to the Figure-2, an example of corner a is shown 90 °, with the vertical sheet folded (detail 3), with the same bushings that in the straight section that allow to assemble some sections to others perfectly aligned.

Corner piece 5 (in stoneware, bronze, brass or other decorative material), is mounted from above, sticking it to a rod welded in the fold of the sheet. In this way, you can repair the corner, by simple replacement, without having to disassemble The curb.

Each linear meter, they are stuck in the ground 1m rods in length to which the curb plate, leaving the curb formed by a structure rigid, independent of possible ground movements.

Claims (1)

1. Iron gardener curb. The straight section, according to the scheme of figure-1, it is formed by the vertical plate 2, to which it is welded, from the top a tube 1. The bushes 4, are embedded in the inner diameter of the tube, and get the perfect alignment of the different sections in the assembly. In the detail of the corner, according to the Figure-2, an example of corner a is shown 90 °, with the vertical sheet folded (detail 3), with the same bushings that in the straight section that allow to assemble some sections to others perfectly aligned. Corner piece 5 (in stoneware, bronze, brass or other decorative material), is mounted from above, sticking it to a rod welded in the fold of the sheet. In this way, you can repair the corner, by simple replacement, without having to disassemble The curb. Each linear meter, they are stuck in the ground 1m rods in length to which the curb plate, leaving the curb formed by a structure rigid, independent of possible ground movements.