ES1068828U - Hydraulic thread (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Hydraulic tile characterized in that it comprises several pads (3) formed in semi-dry in its base and in broth in its upper face, incorporating in the latter a relief (4) of fine roughness and non-slip, in which the pads (3) are separated by criss-cross grooves (5) that facilitate drainage. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Hydraulic tile.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a tile Hydraulic made of concrete used primarily as part of the sidewalk through which the pedestrian circulates.

The object of the invention consists in the development of a hydraulic tile in such a way that it favor the grip of the pedestrian, minimize its wear, at the same time that results in easy drainage and cleaning.

Background of the invention

The pavement is usually placed on the natural or level ground to increase resistance and serve as movement of people or vehicles. When it is found made up of several panots must present a series of performance such as to be non-slip and easy assembly and drainage.

Some known solutions are intended also combine the physical characteristics of the tile hydraulic with the fact of providing an attractive aesthetic, in occasions for the purpose of creating an identifying sign associated with the city in which it is installed.

The shape of the symbol or form itself identification is attempted to integrate into the tile as a highlight or promontory with respect to the rest of the surface of it with the intended benefits, but it is not always easy for this tile sector has adequate drainage and uniform properties in terms of resistance to glide.

Description of the invention

The hydraulic tile that constitutes the object of this invention proposes a solution that combines the integration of a particular design by way of relief within the structure of the hydraulic tile, achieving improved performance in terms of its integration into the tile assembly, better pedestrian grip, slip resistance, better drainage and greater ease of installation-
tion.

The hydraulic tile is conceived in double layer of concrete in broth and semi-dry in which the upper layer includes a relief of reduced height that stands out from the rest of the structure constituted in semi-dry with a rough aesthetic and with a non-slip character that favors the grip of the
pedestrians.

The hydraulic tile is of the type formed by several pills, usually four, among which are established grooves that enhance its drainage thus preventing water may become embalmed in the relief, as well as due to the Low relief height is easier to clean.

The configuration of the hydraulic tile formed by pads determines that it is easily installable and very practical for its adaptation to angles and corners.

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 an example preferred practical implementation of it, is accompanied as integral part of that description, a set of drawings in where illustrative and not limiting, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view of a pavement formed by the hydraulic tiles subject to this invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a plan view of one of hydraulic tiles.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures, a then a preferred embodiment of the tile hydraulic that constitutes the object of this invention.

As can be seen in figure 1 the pavement (1) appears formed by a series of tiles hydraulic (2) in which each of them shows a quadrangular configuration comprising several tablets (3) formed in semi-dry in its base and in broth in its upper face, incorporating in the latter a relief (4) of fine roughness and anti-slip.

Figure 2 shows each of the hydraulic tiles (2) consisting of four pads (3) separated by cross-linked grooves (5) that facilitate Drainage of the hydraulic tile (2).

According to the invention it can be seen in Figure 1 that the configuration of the hydraulic tile (2) by way of tablet favors its assembly with the rest of hydraulic tiles (2) to form the pavement (1).

The configuration thus described is applicable for any relief (4) that appears on the hydraulic tile, as long as a reduced thickness is maintained in the material described and next to the grooves (5) that separate the pads (3).

Claims (1)

1. Hydraulic tile characterized in that it comprises several pads (3) formed in semi-dry in its base and in broth in its upper face, incorporating in the latter a relief (4) of fine and non-slip roughness, in which the pads (3) are separated by cross-linked grooves (5) that facilitate drainage.