ES1068929U - Mosaic based on colored colored glasses (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Mosaic based on broken glass of colors to create or cover walls, objects, stained glass, doors, murals and the like essentially characterized by the fact that it comprises two sheets (1 and 2) of any material that allows light to pass through through, separated from each other and comprising a mosaic of broken glass of colors (7). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Mosaic based on broken glass

The present invention relates to a mosaic a broken glass base, designed to create or cover very diverse objects, such as walls, stained glass, doors or murals

Background of the invention

There are currently numerous types of mosaic to  base of different materials that make it up. In this sense, There are mosaics based on ceramics, glass, stoneware, etc. But in These do not occur the passage of light through it.

An opposite case is that of the windows, in they pass the light through the colored crystals cut to size. But in stained glass windows, it is necessary that crystals are cut to the exact extent of the drawing of the mosaic.

Description of the invention

For this, the present invention proposes a mosaic based on broken glass of colors to create or cover walls, objects, stained glass, doors, murals and the like characterized essentially by the fact that it comprises two sheets of any material that lets light through it, separated from each other and comprising a mosaic of broken glass of colors.

Through such broken colored glass the light will pass and create the expected beauty of the mosaic. For his design and configuration, represents a novelty in the market and opens new possibilities to make a great diversity of objects.

Broken glass of colors can also be of any other material that lets light through it and make a visual effect similar to that of colored glass.

Broken glass of colors is poured into the space between the two sheets of glass to form the mosaic. Said pouring can be done without any template that define the mosaic drawing beforehand, and that, therefore, the Mosaic drawing conforms based on the skill of the person Pour broken glass.

However, a manufacturing method is described  novel that allows to make mosaics of much more difficulty than which can be addressed based on the methodology described in the previous paragraph. Said manufacturing consists in elaborating a Template on which the mosaic drawing will be reflected. Additionally, the mosaic template can have contours  perpendicular to said template, which outline the lines of the mosaic and that prevent the broken glass of colors of an area of the drawing mix with others from another area. Bliss implementation.

Finally, a perfect framed and sealed of glass sheets containing the broken glass mosaic of colors will conclude the realization of the same and will allow its final placement at the destination.

Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of how much has been exposed previously there are some drawings in which, schematically and only by way of non-limiting example, It represents a practical case of realizing the mosaic based on broken glass of colors, in which:

Figure 1 represents an elevation of the sheets of framed glass 1 and 2, which contain, in the remaining space between both 4, the mosaic with broken glass of colors;

Figure 2 represents a perspective view of template 5 on which the mosaic motif is drawn, with the vertical sheets 6 that follow the lines of the drawing;

Figure 3 represents a perspective view of the mosaic template with the filling with broken glass of colors 7;

Figure 4 represents a perspective view of placing the upper glass sheet 1, on the mosaic within template 5;

Figure 5 represents a perspective view of the turn of the mosaic, placing the glass top sheet in the bottom part 1, and the mosaic template in the part superior 5;

Figure 6 represents a perspective view of the withdrawal of the mosaic template 5;

Figure 7 represents a perspective view of the placement of the second sheet of glass 2; Y

Figure 8 represents a perspective view of framed and sealed 3 mosaic with glass sheets so that it constitutes a rigid and compact body.

Description of a preferred embodiment

As illustrated in the figures, the mosaic of the aforementioned embodiment it consists of two glass sheets 1 and 2 or similar material that lets light through it and, between which, the mosaic is placed based on broken glass of colors 7 that also let the light through it.

The drawing that will make up the mosaic is reflected on a horizontal sheet or template 5, on which they are poured the broken glass of colors 7, following the drawing of the template.

Optionally, they can be delimited vertically the lines of the lines of the drawing with vertical sheets 6 for prevent pieces of broken colored glass from passing from an area from the template to another that does not apply to them.

Once filled in the template with the glasses broken colors 7, the glass sheet 1 is positioned on top of it to subsequently flip all the set figure 5 and remove the mosaic template 5.

The realization of the broken glass mosaic of colors will end after placing the second sheet of glass 2 and proceed to the perfect framing and sealing of the glass sheets of the sandwich mosaic figure 8. The framed and sealed 3 can be made with aluminum metalwork, which allows its subsequent placement on walls, with glues that seal the sheets sandwich glass, etc. The choice of type of framing and stamping the broken glass mosaic depends on the destination and use functional and aesthetic that is given to the mosaic.

Claims (5)

1. Mosaic based on broken glass of colors to create or cover walls, objects, stained glass, doors, murals and the like essentially characterized by the fact that it comprises two sheets (1 and 2) of any material that lets light through through, separated from each other and comprising a mosaic of broken glass of colors (7). 2. Mosaic according to claim 1, wherein the broken glass of colors (7) can also be of any other material that lets light through it and make an effect visual similar to that of colored glass. 3. Mosaic according to claim 1, wherein said broken colored glass (7) are likely to be poured over a mosaic template (5), for later be removed to place the second sheet (2). 4. Mosaic according to claim 3, wherein  the mosaic template (5) is likely to be accompanied by contours (6) perpendicular to said template, which outline The mosaic strokes. 5. Mosaic according to claim 1, wherein  said sheets (1 and 2) are likely to be framed and sealed (3).