ES1068699U - Zostera mesh connected to fences (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Zostera mantle bound for fences, being the zostera of the type of perennial aquatic monocotyledonous plants with long leaves as green ribbons of approximately 1 cm. Wide, fibrous structure that practically do not absorb water and which, once dry, have a shade between dark green and brown, characterized in that the mantle (3) is defined by leaves (4) of zostera linked with a natural or artificial binder which defines a continuous and dense imputrescible sheet, biodegradable and non-flammable and having also added a hardening additive. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Zostera mantle linked to fences.

Object of the invention

The following invention, as expressed in the set forth herein, refers to a mantle zostera linked to fences, the zostera being the type of long-leaved perennial aquatic monocot plants green ribbons of approximately 1 cm. wide fibrous structure that practically does not absorb water being imputrescible, biodegradable and non-flammable, so that the essential object of the invention is to obtain a mantle of a large stupidity that prevents vision through it.

Thus, the mantle is defined by the binding of the zostera leaves using a natural or artificial binder that allows to obtain a mantle of variable length, width and stiffness according to the needs.

Also, the hardness of the mantle is obtained by medium of an additive to harden and give it more or less rigidity.

Also, the zostera leaves, once released from the plant, they acquire a shade between brown and dark brown, so that with this hue when performing the Zostera mantle and mount it as a separating element are integrated into the environment.

In addition, being the mantle obtained imputrescible and maintaining its structural characteristics extends its useful life and with the great added advantage of being biodegradable by not paying attention Against the environment The fact that the plant is not Flammable also represents an important advantage.

Scope

In this report a mantle of zostera linked for fences, being applied in the fencing of all types of land and plots, being destined, mainly, for fencing plots in which it is about insulate them from outside vision, and thus can be installed for the enclosure of villas, private garden houses, housing developments, individual, community or public pools, etc..

Background of the invention

As is known, the zostera is a plant perennial aquatic monocot whose long green leaves they have a fibrous structure that practically does not absorb water, there are different types of zosteras among which we can consider the "marine zostera" and the "zostera noltii" (zostera nana).

Zostera plants grow on substrates sandy or in submerged estuaries or partially floating, forming large meadows in the sea, so that when you go freeing the leaves, bright green natural color, from the root at low tide they are dragged to the beach where they acquire a color between dark green and brown.

These sheets have no use and are discarded at the time of beach cleaning.

Moreover, as it is known in the market they are commercialized fences of very diverse structuring being able to  consider those fences that are defined by a plurality of elements of artificial or natural matter, such as bamboo or heather which are woven by means of wires.

These heather mantles are mounted, preferably, on a metal net mounted between posts of support that delimit the contour to be fenced, or they could mount directly between support posts.

The fences formed by the elements of bamboo or heather has the disadvantage that when materializing the braided by means of the aforementioned wires at the points of fixing some holes are defined so they do not have the denseness desired by allowing vision through it.

In this way, we can quote different documents in which respective fences are described, such as ES 1,042,795 U; ES 1050665 U; ES 1057251 U; ES 1058101 U and ES 1061806 U.

Description of the invention

A mantle of zostera linked to fences, being the zostera of the type of plants perennial aquatic monocots with long green leaves and of fibrous structure that grow on sandy substrates or estuaries, so that when the stem leaves the stem they acquire a shade between dark green and brown, so that the mantle is defined by dried zostera leaves linked with a natural or artificial binder that defines a continuous and dense sheet imputrescible, biodegradable and non-flammable and whose sheet acquires the desired stiffness through the hardener additive that is Add.

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The defined mantle forms a unit set with the appropriate consistency and stiffness to be mounted as fencing separator isolating from vision.

Thus, the mantle made of zostera leaves could be mounted directly between fence support posts that delimit the contour to be fenced.

Also, the mantle based on zostera leaves can be mounted on a metal or plastic net mounted between fencing support posts that delimits the contour a fence.

Similarly, in an execution practice the mantle to Zostera leaf base can incorporate some material tutors natural or artificial in transverse position, which will give you a greater rigidity

In this way, the sheet-based mantle of zostera can be fixed to the support support through The tutors

To complement the description that then it will be done, and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention is accompanied by the present descriptive report, of a set of planes, in whose figures in an illustrative and non-limiting manner, the more characteristic details of the invention.

Brief description of the designs

Figure 1.- Shows a view of a section of support fence consisting of posts and wires among them on which the fencing will be placed.

Figure 2.- Shows a schematic view of a section of mantle for fencing defined by linked zostera leaves with a natural or artificial binder and which is provided with a series of transversal tutors.

Description of a preferred embodiment

In view of the commented figures and of according to the numbering adopted we can see how the fence delimiter is formed by a plurality of posts 1 anchored to the ground between which a series of wires 2 remain, being able to also put a metal net and on which install the corresponding opaque fence that can be defined for different subjects.

In this way, fencing will be defined by a mantle 3 consisting of zostera sheets 4 linked with a natural or artificial binder, defining continuous and dense sheet Compact unit, imputrescible, biodegradable and non-flammable.

To do this, the 4 leaves of zostera will remain attached and superimposed on each other and on them will be sprayed the natural or artificial hot binder so that once cooled according to a unit sheet and of adequate stiffness. In the detail of figure 2 can be seen as sheets 4 of zostera are attached and superimposed to later pour a pulverized binder and a hardening additive.

Thus, mantle 3 of zostera leaves linked with a natural or artificial binder may be mounted directly between support posts 1 relative to the fencing fence, given that its consistency and rigidity allows it.

Also, mantle 3 of linked zostera leaves with a natural or artificial binder it can remain mounted on a metal or plastic net mounted between posts 1 of support that delimit the fence.

The mantle 3 of leaves 4 zostera linked with a natural or artificial binder may incorporate 5 tutors of natural or artificial material in transverse position, through which may materialize its attachment to the fencing of support.

Also, mantle 3 of sheets 4 zostera linked with a natural or artificial binder it can be used as element to get shadow.

Claims (5)

1. Zostera mantle linked to fences, the zostera being the type of long-leaved aquatic monocotyledonous plants like green tapes of approximately 1 cm. wide, with a fibrous structure that practically does not absorb water and that, once dry, has a shade between dark green and brown, characterized in that the mantle (3) is defined by zostera leaves (4), linked with a natural binder or artificial that defines a continuous and dense imputable, biodegradable and non-flammable sheet and having also added a hardening additive. 2. Zostera mantle linked to fences, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mantle (3) based on zostera leaves (4) linked with a natural or artificial binder is mounted directly between support posts (1). 3. Zostera mantle linked to fences, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mantle (3) based on zostera leaves (4) linked with a natural or artificial binder is mounted on a metal network mounted between support posts (1) . 4. Zostera mantle linked to fences, according to claim 1, characterized in that the mantle (3) based on zostera leaves (4) linked with a natural or artificial binder incorporates tutors (5) of natural or artificial material in transverse position . 5. Zostera mantle linked to fences, according to claims 1 and 4, characterized in that the mantle (3) based on zostera sheets (4) is fixed to the support support through the tutors (5).